… Dr. Sanjay Gupta for CNN, Dr. Nancy Snyderman for NBC, Dr. Richard Besser for ABC, Dr. Jennifer Ashton for CBS, others.
… They're all putting themselves into the story, treating the wounded and giving tours of medical facilities. All the nets are making sure they show the viewers back home how they're doing their part in the disaster.
… It's vanity broadcasting and sometimes a bit much. I don't need to see a "news" piece from Haiti that spotlights what "our own medical correspondent" is doing for the effort. It wreaks of self-promotion.
… Stay out of the story and try covering it neutrally.
… The next time a natural disaster hits, why not ship over the casts of Grey's Anatomy or General Hospital? They'll put even more drama into the catastrophe.
… And when did someone announce it was "muscle T-shirt time"? Leader of the pack, naturally, is Anderson Cooper. He likes the dark 'T' that's tight and accents his chest build. Bill Hemmer of Fox News likes the dark ones too but wears his slightly looser. They are the young turks of modern broadcast journalism (although cable TV does not 'broadcast,' technically speaking).
… Brian Williams wore a regular casual shirt with two front pockets (two nights in a row); Jeff Glor of CBS had on a shirt and flack jacket (like Peter Jennings - remember him? -- used to wear); Lester Holt of NBC wore what looked like an oversized green shirt on his first day of anchoring the weekend Nightly News; and then the second day he had on a similar one that was blue. At one point during his broadcasting stint from there over the weekend he had on a loose white T-shirt - not tight like what the young bucks are doing. Holt probably wanted to distinguish himself from that fluff.
… The gals, Diane Sawyer and Kate Snow for ABC and Katie Couric for CBS were casual too with khaki-colored shirts or blouses worn out and not tucked in. For once they didn't look like they just walked out of a makeup room in New York. Remember, they're serious and they're on assignment.
… Katie did have on sunglasses while walking down a street while talking about the tragedy straight to the camera - to you, viewers at home. But after all, Haiti is in the Caribbean and it was sunny out, but Diane Sawyer didn't wear sunglasses; she had on regular her regular, slightly nerdy, plastic-framed specs.
… I could do without Diane Sawyer coo-cooing and playing with the children down there like she's their long-lost auntie or something. (ABC made a promo out of it.) Again, can we stay out of the story and just report it? Is that too much to ask?
… SELF-PROMOTER. NBC Today show's Al Roker was in Haiti early in the week (why, in God's name, would he be there?), along with Brian Williams, Ann Curry (who is good with these types of stories), Kerry Sanders and others of the NBC contingent. The show was airing a piece about the Fairfax County (Virginia) Search and Rescue Team and their mission to the earthquake zone.
… I couldn't believe he took the time to promote himself and his early, early morning TV show so shamelessly while he was there in the disaster zone. Was that necessary? Can't the news - especially breaking news - be free of such drivel and nonsense? It just goes to show you what an "entertainer" and non-newsman he is, and that he had no business being down there on the story in the first place. What a buffoon.
Why does Denzel Washington have to always play a scuzzy role (Eli) in every movie he makes lately? Now it's in The Book of Eli, where he plays some post-apocalyptic, lone man warrior on the prowl, protecting the only copy (yeah, that's believable) of the Bible left in the world, which can somehow save humanity.
… He's been walking the face of the earth for 31 years and it's a kill-or-be-killed world.
… He looks mean and threatening and carries a huge knife and has guns to deal with the bad guys (Gary Oldman as Carnegie) but he's a far cry from Bruce Lee or Jackie Chan in his martial arts skills.
… At his age he oughta be playing something more sophisticated, like Cary Grant did for Alfred Hitchcock. Get rid of those badass roles.
… He passed 64 long ago.
… And another example of age-appropriate syndrome from the Gen X-ers or Gen Y-ers or millennials or whatever you call them: My partner in the CURMUDGEON'S CORNER told me that the intern who was sitting with him and training "had never heard of Sophia Loren. Boy am I feeling old," the codger remarked.
… I guess you can't know everything and everybody.
…BS. People in the news business are supposed to know everything and if they don't, they have no business being in it. Go Google it, for crying out loud.
Ellen DeGeneres sounds like a reluctant judge already. (She's replacing Paula Abdul on American Idol.) She told her Ellen TV audience last week that she was taping Idol's Hollywood Week (I thought the show was LIVE when you watched it; they say it is) that she doesn't like being critical and telling people that they're not good and eliminating the losers. She says that's Simon's job.
… Then why'd she become a judge, for crissakes? They've all got to state an opinion and decide people's fate. What does she think a judge does? Is she gonna coddle every contestant?
… And why'd she even get the job? She's got her own dumb show. Why are some of these "stars" so overemployed?
… And by the way, the first week of Idol tryouts … haven't we seen enough of the crazies? It's all so pre-chosen and set up to spotlight (for ratings) the most outrageous wannabes and it tends to be mean and cruel. Do we have to accept that as entertainment?
WHERE'D THE TERM 'GLOBAL WARMING' GO? Now it seems to be climate change. Everybody's saying that instead. Why'd that happen?
… Climate Change sounds less dire to me, less immediate, not as serious. This true now? What do the "experts" say? Was Al Gore wrong?
AVATAR. What a movie. James Cameron wrote and directed this 3-D special effects feast for the eyes about a crew from Earth on a scientific mission to explore the planet (moon) Pandora, which is inhabited by blue-colored, strange-looking aliens called Na'vi who live in a dense forest/woodland. The humans are greedy and want the "unobtanium" (precious metal) that is there and are willing to fight for it.
… Paraplegic war vet Jake Sully (Sam Worthington) and others are sleep-induced and transported to Pandora to gather intelligence with a promise that his paralyzed legs will be fixed if he's successful. He takes the form of an avatar and infiltrates the Na'vi but soon falls in love with "alien" Naytiri (Zoe Saldana).
… It's a fantastic voyage, sorta, and it works. It's done with motion-capture and animation and CGI and the scope and movement in the film are unbelievable. Director James Cameron has really created something.
Sarah Palin started her stint on Fox News last week. She appeared on all the big shows as a guest and was ingratiatingly interviewed by Bill O'Reilly, Glenn Beck and Sean Hannity. So far she hasn't "commentated" on her own, just responded to Q&A's.
… It's another example of someone in the news who is plucked from the firmament with no TV experience, slapped on the air and paid big bucks.
… It just goes to show you, people on TV need no experience. Simple as that. Any bonehead can do it.
DAVID BECKHAM DROPS TROU. He's seen in a picture that ran in the New York Post last Monday which showed the soccer star on the field bending down and pulling on a new pair of shorts at the Olympic Stadium in Turin, Italy, to celebrate victory.
… You could see he does actually wear those black sexpot skimpyArmani underwear that he advertises in the magazines. Good to know he believes in the product.
… He then took off his shirt and revealed a "new tattoo of Christ on his torso," wrote an entertainment blogger.
… The man's got everything.
CRAZY HEART. Movie starring Jeff Bridges as Bad Blake, a down-on-his-luck country singer who is a living legend but who drinks and smokes too much and is now reduced to playing local dives just to get a paycheck. He gets involved with a single mother played by Maggie Gyllenhaal and proceeds to get his life in order.
… And Colin Farrell (with a ponytail and no British accent) plays an un-credited part of an up-and- coming country singer that lets Bad Blake open up for him in a concert. Farrell is pretty good actually; it just seems like an oddball casting job that someone else might have been better at.
… JUST WONDERING. Think they were playing Be My Baby in the nightclub the night he picked her up while he was whispering all those sweet nothin's in her ear?


Modeling stormwater quality and the performance of most stormwater controls are highly dependent on particle size characteristics in stormwater, but few data are available in the literature. Particle size distributions vary for different sampling locations while their movement through typical drainage system components dramatically alters these size distributions. Density and pollutant strengths also differ for different particle sizes and locations of origin. This presentation will present summaries of these characteristics from different projects at different locations.


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Health/
Mind & Spirit/
How to know if you have Seasonal Affective Disorder
By: Daniela Payne
How to know if you have Seasonal Affective Disorder Author: Getty Images
If you suffer from feelings of depression during the winter, you could have Seasonal Affective Disorder. Here's what you need to know about risk factors, symptoms and treatment options.
The short, cold and dark days of winter have many of us feeling low, but how can you tell if what you're feeling is more than the run-of-the-mill winter blahs? Read on to see if what you're suffering from might be Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), and discover what you should do about it.
What is SAD?
SAD is a category of depression that follows a seasonal pattern. While many people might feel a change in mood and loss of energy in the winter months, some might feel that coping with the tasks of daily life are near impossible. This portion of the population feels this way from late autumn to early spring, and could be suffering from the form of clinical depression known as Seasonal Affective Disorder.
What are the symptoms of SAD?
Symptoms of SAD include some or all of the following:
• Low energy
• Excessive sleep
• Craving for carbohydrates
• Weight gain
• Withdrawing from friends
• A depressed mood in winter months
• A lifting of mood in spring and summer months
Who does SAD affect?
Though SAD can affect anyone, it's more commonly seen in women. "Depression in general is often quoted as being twice as common in women as in men," explains Dr. Matthew Chow, medical director of psychiatry at the Mood Disorder Association of B.C. "SAD seems to follow this trend, with some sources reporting that it is four to eight times more common in women than in men."
SAD is also more common in people who live in Northern climates, where daylight is limited in winter months. SAD sufferers are most commonly adults, and it can run in your family.
How can I tell if I'm suffering from SAD or depression?
The symptoms of SAD and depression are similar, and can sometimes be hard to tell apart. "The most distinguishing feature of SAD is that it comes and goes with the seasons. An individual will be severely affected during the winter and experience nearly complete relief in the spring and summer," says Dr. Chow.
How is SAD diagnosed?
SAD is diagnosed by a medical or psychological professional such as a family doctor, psychiatrist, or psychologist. The usual process includes a comprehensive interview and examination to determine whether the symptoms are being caused by SAD or something else, explains Dr. Chow.
What are some common treatments for SAD?
Common treatments for SAD include light therapy, talk therapy and in some instances anti-depressant medication. Activities such as massage, yoga, meditation, and physical activity performed outdoors, can also help ease symptoms. Check out these seven tips that might help ease the symptoms of SAD.
What should I do if I think I have SAD?
If you think you are suffering from SAD or depression, it's important that you make an appointment with your family doctor or a psychological professional immediately.
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Just done with final crit. I thought I would bounce into the bed and sleep to the max once I reached my room. But then, I watched drama, blogged, accompanied Puisan to studio gallery to see the students' work again, went to Aldi for groceries and hanged out at puisan's for dinner.
The year 3 studio presentation in Strathclyde is supposed to be held discreetly and privately (only between the presenter, assessors and peer crit). Without knowing it, in the beginning of assessment, I was lingering around the gallery, taking photos and figuring out the reasons for the gallery was empty and other classmates were hanging out at the lobby instead of listening to the reviews.
Unlike the days back in Taylors, the studio final presentation here was held like an exam or interview which each individual or group strategy unit went in after another.
Anyway, these are the photos of the gallery where everyone's works were pinned up…..


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For the past several years, S&K has held an Open House at our showroom in Eldersburg, MD. We invite local charitable organizations to come and set up booths at no charge, and we invite anyone and everyone who will come. We provide a day of free food and fun with face painting, a moon bounce and lots of games and activities. If your organization would like to participate in this year's Open House, e-mail us at webinfo @ skroofing.com.
S&K supports the youth of the Howard County Fair in MD and the Montgomery County Fair in MD by purchasing livestock, and participating as an exhibitor in the main exhibit hall during the fair. The Howard County Fair in Woodbine, Maryland is held during the month of August each year. Check back during the summer months for Howard County Fair details.
Each holiday season beginning in early November, S&K holds our annual Food Drive to benefit the Maryland Food Bank. S&K staff members, vendors, partners and the local community all stop by our showroom to drop off their non-perishable food and household item donations. Just before Christmas, the team at S&K loads up the trucks and delivers the donations to the Maryland Food Bank to have it weighed. When the total is tallied, S&K then adds a monetary donation equal to $1 for every pound of food donated. To date, S&K has donated tons of food and more than $6,000 to the Maryland Food Bank.
Periodically, S&K hosts the "Enterprise Street Meet & Greet" event for our friends and neighbors in Eldersburg, Maryland. We encourage local businesses to attend and network with other business owners in the area. Strengthening our local economy is near and dear to our hearts, and our meet and greet events do the trick!
S&K participates in the Carroll County Home each April at the Agricultural Center in Westminster, Maryland. As an exhibitor at the show, we have the opportunity to meet area residents and business owners and educate them on the many products and services that we have to offer.
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using Microsoft::WRL::ComPtr;

namespace content {

#define EXPECT_ACCESSIBILITY_WIN_HIT_TEST_RESULT(css_point, expected_unknown, \
                                                 hit_unknown)                 \
  SCOPED_TRACE(GetScopedTrace(css_point));                                    \
  EXPECT_EQ(expected_unknown, hit_unknown);

class AccessibilityHitTestingWinBrowserTest
    : public AccessibilityHitTestingBrowserTest {
 public:
  void SetUpCommandLine(base::CommandLine* command_line) override {
    AccessibilityHitTestingBrowserTest::SetUpCommandLine(command_line);

    base::CommandLine::ForCurrentProcess()->AppendSwitch(
        ::switches::kEnableExperimentalUIAutomation);
  }

  ComPtr<IAccessible> GetWebContentRootIAccessible() {
    ComPtr<IAccessible> content_root;
    GetRootBrowserAccessibilityManager()
        ->GetBrowserAccessibilityRoot()
        ->GetNativeViewAccessible()
        ->QueryInterface(IID_PPV_ARGS(&content_root));
    return content_root;
  }

  ComPtr<IRawElementProviderFragmentRoot> GetWebContentFragmentRoot() {
    ComPtr<IRawElementProviderFragment> content_root;
    GetWebContentRootIAccessible().As(&content_root);
    ComPtr<IRawElementProviderFragmentRoot> fragment_root;
    content_root->get_FragmentRoot(&fragment_root);
    return fragment_root;
  }

  ComPtr<ITextProvider> GetWebContentRootTextProvider() {
    ComPtr<IRawElementProviderSimple> content_root;
    GetWebContentRootIAccessible().As(&content_root);
    ComPtr<ITextProvider> text_provider;
    content_root->GetPatternProvider(UIA_TextPatternId, &text_provider);
    return text_provider;
  }
};

INSTANTIATE_TEST_SUITE_P(
    All,
    AccessibilityHitTestingWinBrowserTest,
    ::testing::Values(1, 2),
    AccessibilityHitTestingBrowserTest::TestPassToString());

IN_PROC_BROWSER_TEST_P(AccessibilityHitTestingWinBrowserTest, AccHitTest) {
  ASSERT_TRUE(embedded_test_server()->Start());

  EXPECT_TRUE(NavigateToURL(shell(), GURL(url::kAboutBlankURL)));

  AccessibilityNotificationWaiter waiter(shell()->web_contents(),
                                         ui::kAXModeComplete,
                                         ax::mojom::Event::kLoadComplete);
  GURL url(embedded_test_server()->GetURL(
      "/accessibility/hit_testing/simple_rectangles.html"));
  EXPECT_TRUE(NavigateToURL(shell(), url));
  ASSERT_TRUE(waiter.WaitForNotification());

  WaitForAccessibilityTreeToContainNodeWithName(shell()->web_contents(),
                                                "rectA");

  ComPtr<IAccessible> root_accessible = GetWebContentRootIAccessible();

  // Test a hit on a rect in the main frame.
  {
    gfx::Point rect_2_point(49, 20);
    gfx::Point rect_2_point_physical = CSSToPhysicalPixelPoint(rect_2_point);
    base::win::ScopedVariant hit_variant;
    ASSERT_HRESULT_SUCCEEDED(root_accessible->accHitTest(
        rect_2_point_physical.x(), rect_2_point_physical.y(),
        hit_variant.Receive()));
    ASSERT_EQ(hit_variant.type(), VT_DISPATCH);
    ComPtr<IAccessible> hit_accessible;
    ASSERT_HRESULT_SUCCEEDED(hit_variant.ptr()->pdispVal->QueryInterface(
        IID_PPV_ARGS(&hit_accessible)));
    BrowserAccessibility* expected_node =
        FindNode(ax::mojom::Role::kGenericContainer, "rect2");
    ComPtr<IAccessible> expected_accessible;
    ASSERT_HRESULT_SUCCEEDED(
        expected_node->GetNativeViewAccessible()->QueryInterface(
            IID_PPV_ARGS(&expected_accessible)));
    EXPECT_ACCESSIBILITY_WIN_HIT_TEST_RESULT(
        rect_2_point, expected_accessible.Get(), hit_accessible.Get());
  }

  // Test a hit on a rect in the iframe.
  {
    gfx::Point rect_b_point(79, 79);
    gfx::Point rect_b_point_physical = CSSToPhysicalPixelPoint(rect_b_point);
    base::win::ScopedVariant hit_variant;
    ASSERT_HRESULT_SUCCEEDED(root_accessible->accHitTest(
        rect_b_point_physical.x(), rect_b_point_physical.y(),
        hit_variant.Receive()));
    ASSERT_EQ(hit_variant.type(), VT_DISPATCH);
    ComPtr<IAccessible> hit_accessible;
    ASSERT_HRESULT_SUCCEEDED(hit_variant.ptr()->pdispVal->QueryInterface(
        IID_PPV_ARGS(&hit_accessible)));
    BrowserAccessibility* expected_node =
        FindNode(ax::mojom::Role::kGenericContainer, "rectB");
    ComPtr<IAccessible> expected_accessible;
    ASSERT_HRESULT_SUCCEEDED(
        expected_node->GetNativeViewAccessible()->QueryInterface(
            IID_PPV_ARGS(&expected_accessible)));
    EXPECT_ACCESSIBILITY_WIN_HIT_TEST_RESULT(
        rect_b_point, expected_accessible.Get(), hit_accessible.Get());
  }
}

IN_PROC_BROWSER_TEST_P(AccessibilityHitTestingWinBrowserTest,
                       ElementProviderFromPoint) {
  ASSERT_TRUE(embedded_test_server()->Start());

  EXPECT_TRUE(NavigateToURL(shell(), GURL(url::kAboutBlankURL)));

  AccessibilityNotificationWaiter waiter(shell()->web_contents(),
                                         ui::kAXModeComplete,
                                         ax::mojom::Event::kLoadComplete);
  GURL url(embedded_test_server()->GetURL(
      "/accessibility/hit_testing/simple_rectangles.html"));
  EXPECT_TRUE(NavigateToURL(shell(), url));
  ASSERT_TRUE(waiter.WaitForNotification());

  WaitForAccessibilityTreeToContainNodeWithName(shell()->web_contents(),
                                                "rectA");

  ComPtr<IRawElementProviderFragmentRoot> fragment_root =
      GetWebContentFragmentRoot();

  // Test a hit on a rect in the main frame.
  {
    gfx::Point rect_2_point(49, 20);
    gfx::Point rect_2_point_physical = CSSToPhysicalPixelPoint(rect_2_point);
    ComPtr<IRawElementProviderFragment> hit_fragment;
    ASSERT_HRESULT_SUCCEEDED(fragment_root->ElementProviderFromPoint(
        rect_2_point_physical.x(), rect_2_point_physical.y(), &hit_fragment));
    BrowserAccessibility* expected_node =
        FindNode(ax::mojom::Role::kGenericContainer, "rect2");
    ComPtr<IRawElementProviderFragment> expected_fragment;
    ASSERT_HRESULT_SUCCEEDED(
        expected_node->GetNativeViewAccessible()->QueryInterface(
            IID_PPV_ARGS(&expected_fragment)));
    EXPECT_ACCESSIBILITY_WIN_HIT_TEST_RESULT(
        rect_2_point, expected_fragment.Get(), hit_fragment.Get());
  }

  // Test a hit on a rect in the iframe.
  {
    gfx::Point rect_b_point(79, 79);
    gfx::Point rect_b_point_physical = CSSToPhysicalPixelPoint(rect_b_point);
    ComPtr<IRawElementProviderFragment> hit_fragment;
    ASSERT_HRESULT_SUCCEEDED(fragment_root->ElementProviderFromPoint(
        rect_b_point_physical.x(), rect_b_point_physical.y(), &hit_fragment));
    BrowserAccessibility* expected_node =
        FindNode(ax::mojom::Role::kGenericContainer, "rectB");
    ComPtr<IRawElementProviderFragment> expected_fragment;
    ASSERT_HRESULT_SUCCEEDED(
        expected_node->GetNativeViewAccessible()->QueryInterface(
            IID_PPV_ARGS(&expected_fragment)));
    EXPECT_EQ(hit_fragment.Get(), expected_fragment.Get());
    EXPECT_ACCESSIBILITY_WIN_HIT_TEST_RESULT(
        rect_b_point, expected_fragment.Get(), hit_fragment.Get());
  }
}

IN_PROC_BROWSER_TEST_P(AccessibilityHitTestingWinBrowserTest,
                       TextProviderRangeFromPoint) {
  ASSERT_TRUE(embedded_test_server()->Start());

  EXPECT_TRUE(NavigateToURL(shell(), GURL(url::kAboutBlankURL)));

  AccessibilityNotificationWaiter waiter(shell()->web_contents(),
                                         ui::kAXModeComplete,
                                         ax::mojom::Event::kLoadComplete);
  GURL url(embedded_test_server()->GetURL(
      "/accessibility/hit_testing/text_ranges.html"));
  EXPECT_TRUE(NavigateToURL(shell(), url));
  ASSERT_TRUE(waiter.WaitForNotification());

  WaitForAccessibilityTreeToContainNodeWithName(shell()->web_contents(),
                                                "rectA");

  ComPtr<ITextProvider> text_provider = GetWebContentRootTextProvider();

  // Test a hit on a text in the main frame.
  {
    gfx::Point rect_2_point(70, 20);
    gfx::Point rect_2_point_physical = CSSToPhysicalPixelPoint(rect_2_point);
    UiaPoint uia_point;
    uia_point.x = rect_2_point_physical.x();
    uia_point.y = rect_2_point_physical.y();
    ComPtr<ITextRangeProvider> hit_text_range;
    ASSERT_HRESULT_SUCCEEDED(
        text_provider->RangeFromPoint(uia_point, &hit_text_range));
    ASSERT_HRESULT_SUCCEEDED(
        hit_text_range->ExpandToEnclosingUnit(TextUnit_Character));
    BrowserAccessibility* expected_node =
        FindNode(ax::mojom::Role::kGenericContainer, "rect2");
    ComPtr<IRawElementProviderSimple> expected_provider;
    ASSERT_HRESULT_SUCCEEDED(
        expected_node->GetNativeViewAccessible()->QueryInterface(
            IID_PPV_ARGS(&expected_provider)));
    ComPtr<ITextRangeProvider> expected_text_range;
    ASSERT_HRESULT_SUCCEEDED(text_provider->RangeFromChild(
        expected_provider.Get(), &expected_text_range));

    SCOPED_TRACE(GetScopedTrace(rect_2_point));
    BOOL compare_result;
    ASSERT_HRESULT_SUCCEEDED(
        hit_text_range->Compare(expected_text_range.Get(), &compare_result));
    EXPECT_TRUE(compare_result);
  }

  // Test a hit on a text in the iframe.
  {
    gfx::Point rect_b_point(100, 100);
    gfx::Point rect_b_point_physical = CSSToPhysicalPixelPoint(rect_b_point);
    UiaPoint uia_point;
    uia_point.x = rect_b_point_physical.x();
    uia_point.y = rect_b_point_physical.y();
    ComPtr<ITextRangeProvider> hit_text_range;
    ASSERT_HRESULT_SUCCEEDED(
        text_provider->RangeFromPoint(uia_point, &hit_text_range));
    ASSERT_HRESULT_SUCCEEDED(
        hit_text_range->ExpandToEnclosingUnit(TextUnit_Character));
    BrowserAccessibility* expected_node =
        FindNode(ax::mojom::Role::kGenericContainer, "rectB");
    ComPtr<IRawElementProviderSimple> expected_provider;
    ASSERT_HRESULT_SUCCEEDED(
        expected_node->GetNativeViewAccessible()->QueryInterface(
            IID_PPV_ARGS(&expected_provider)));
    ComPtr<ITextRangeProvider> expected_text_range;
    ASSERT_HRESULT_SUCCEEDED(text_provider->RangeFromChild(
        expected_provider.Get(), &expected_text_range));

    SCOPED_TRACE(GetScopedTrace(rect_b_point));
    BOOL compare_result;
    ASSERT_HRESULT_SUCCEEDED(
        hit_text_range->Compare(expected_text_range.Get(), &compare_result));
    EXPECT_TRUE(compare_result);
  }
}

}  // namespace content

#endif  // CONTENT_BROWSER_ACCESSIBILITY_HIT_TESTING_WIN_BROWSERTEST_H_

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SCRIP orders are placed every Sunday. Please be sure to place your order by 2:00 p.m. or feel free to check out our on-hand inventory.
The parish office now has a limited number of SCRIP cards on hand during the week. These include WalMart $100 and $250, C & R Market $50, and Casey's $50 or BreakTime $50. All other merchants or other amounts of these merchants are available during the week at the School. Thank you.


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Home International China, Mongolia strengthen strategic ties, vow to boost pipeline transit, economic corridor...
China, Mongolia strengthen strategic ties, vow to boost pipeline transit, economic corridor amid world instability
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Monday noted the high level of bilateral ties during his meeting with visiting Mongolian President Ukhnaagiin Khurelsukh, and said China stands ready to work with Mongolia to advance the bilateral comprehensive strategic partnership, which benefits the two peoples amid rising world instability and uncertainty.
The two leaders met in September in Samarkhan on the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) leaders' summit.
The friendly high-level interactions between China and Mongolia underscored the great importance China attaches to neighborly diplomacy and China's commitment to joint development and prosperity in the region, analysts said, holding the belief that the high-level mutual political trust between the two neighbors will further consolidate the foundation for cooperation and tap into more opportunities in diverse fields.
During the meeting, Xi expounded on the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC) and the five features of the Chinese modernization. He pointed out that as the CPC leads the Chinese people of all ethnic groups to advance national rejuvenation on all fronts through a Chinese path to modernization, China will not only realize its own prosperity but also contribute to its neighborhood and beyond through its own development.
China and Mongolia could forge ahead together on the path of national rejuvenation and modernization, and set an example of pursuing integrated development and shared future. Through joint efforts, the two countries could promote the building of a new type of international relations and a community with a shared future for mankind, Xi said.
For his part, Khurelsukh reiterated his adherence to the one-China principle and vowed support for the China-proposed Global Development Initiative and Global Security Initiative. As the international and regional situation is going through profound and complex changes, it is important that the two sides carry forward Asian values and jointly uphold peace, stability and development in Asia, he said. covering economy, trade, investment, customs and desertification mitigation. At the end of the talks, the two presidents witnessed the signing of bilateral cooperation documents
Before the meeting with Xi, Khurelsukh met respectively with Premier Li Keqiang and Li Zhanshu, chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress.
Wang Yiwei, director of the Institute of International Affairs at Renmin University of China, said this kind of arrangement demonstrated the great importance China attaches to Mongolia, as a stable environment is the premise of China's development and prosperity.
Against the backdrop of a disrupted global supply chain, the two countries' complementary economies can help each other to overcome current challenges, the expert said.
In a joint statement on pushing forward the bilateral comprehensive strategic partnership in the new era, the two sides reiterated China and Mongolia will respect each other's development paths, and support each other's core interests.
The two sides agreed to continue to convert friendly political relations into an impetus of cooperation, bridge the development initiatives of the two countries and expand cooperation on trade, investment, finance, minerals and energy, infrastructure, digital economy and green development.
Li Yongquan, director of Eurasian Social Development Research at the Development Research Center of the State Council, told the Global Times that China and Mongolia share ideas and interests in regional affairs and global governance, and can cooperate on related topics in multilateral frameworks, such as the SCO, in which Mongolia is an observer state.
Da Zhigang, director of the Institute of Northeast Asian Studies at Heilongjiang Provincial Academy of Social Sciences, told the Global Times that high-level political trust is the basis on which China-Mongolia cooperation can be initiated and operate smoothly. Da also noted that in pragmatic terms, the two countries have great prospects for cooperation in logistics, infrastructure, energy, agriculture and environmental protection.
Analysts agreed that China's market, capital and technology are highly complementary to Mongolia's resource advantages and the two countries also have great potential to enhance cooperation under the framework of the China-proposed Belt and Road Initiative (BRI).
China has been Mongolia's top investment source and trade partner for 18 consecutive years. Data from Chinese customs showed that from January to October, bilateral trade reached $9.67 billion, a year-on-year increase of 22.7 percent.
The joint statement set the goal of raising the bilateral annual trade volume to $20 billion at an early date and expand trade in coal, iron ore and agricultural products.
Da said that there are great prospects for cooperation in the fields of logistics, infrastructure, energy, agriculture and environmental protection.
Da singled out the China-Mongolia-Russia railway among the current transportation projects, as Mongolia, with improved transportation connections with China, will also become better integrated into the regional trade network and have better links with other Asian markets.
The joint statement also underlined the role of the China-Mongolia-Russia Economic Corridor and vowed to accelerate feasibility studies on upgrading the railway link and the construction of the China-Russia gas pipeline, which passes through Mongolia.
China and Mongolia also decided to deepen exchanges on education, technology and tourism, increase direct flights according to the epidemic situation, and conduct cooperation on disaster reduction and desertification control.
Such large-scale projects will not only facilitate economic development, but also reinforce regional security and stability, Da said.
China has stated clearly on multiple occasions, including in a key Party congress that concluded in October and during President Xi's latest tour to multilateral events in Southeast Asia, that China will uphold the path of peaceful development and will fulfill pledges for joint prosperity through its own modernization, experts said.
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Rad Rodgers – Radical Edition
Rad is a rambunctious but spirited young boy who maybe plays too many video games. After dozing off at the tail end of a long night of gaming, Rad awakens to find his dusty old console has turned itself back on. Suddenly a vortex emerges and he's sucked into his TV, where he finds himself the star in his very own video game adventure.
Dusty is Rad's good-hearted but foul-mouthed, now-sentient game console. His clock speed isn't what it used to be, but what he lacks for in megahertz he makes up for with experience and attitude!
Rad & Dusty's adventure takes them through many dangerous stages of action-packed, humor-filled, hardcore platforming fun. This decaying jungle world has been infected by a fierce corruption, and it's up to the unlikely buddy-duo Rad and Dusty to save the jungle's inhabitants and restore the Elder Tree as guardian of the land.
WEAPONS: Dusty arms Rad with a variety of radical bad-ass weaponry. The Bolt Blaster has unlimited ammo, is easy to use, and more than enough firepower to get the job done. The Phoenix Cannon shoots out a fiery bird whose wingspan lights enemies ablaze as it flies by.
SOUNDS & MUSIC: Composer Andrew Hulshult combined his years of musical experience (both performing and writing) with his passion for retro-style gaming to create an amazing and authentic soundtrack for the game complete with MIDI-inspired music… And synthesizers!
THE PIXELVERSE: While Rad and Dusty are a great team, only Dusty can enter the electrified Pixelverse — a dangerous spacetime-breaking region that exists behind the game world. Dusty enters the Pixelverse when necessary to repair glitches in the running game world, allowing both Rad & Dusty to continue their journey.
CLASSIC EASTER EGGS: The game features hard-to-find collectibles in sometimes even harder-to-find classic secret rooms. Use your precision platforming skills to collect 'em all.
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Game Controller support:
All Nintendo Switch controller variants supported
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The focus lies on creating and publishing games for next gen consoles like Microsoft Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and Sony PS4 as well as games for Steam and many other PC gaming distribution channels. HandyGames™ produces titles for new innovative gaming platforms, for example VR (Virtual Reality) on Oculus Rift, HTC Vive and Samsung Gear VR, but also offers games of all kind of genres for Android smartphones and tablets, Apple iPhones, iPads and many other mobile and smart devices.
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We are interested in applicants who not only can gain the required qualifications, but who can demonstrate in their supporting statements a genuine interest and motivation to study aspects of journalism, media and cultural studies from a variety of perspectives. We are interested in evidence of academic excellence, specific interests in the fields of journalism, media and culture, evidence of commitment to study and knowledge of related extracurricular activities or achievements.
The modules we offer are more analytical than practical so when we evaluate applications, we are looking for candidates to provide evidence of understanding the role, nature and influence of the media. We are very interested in evidence of communication and analytical skills. Good writing skills in particular are highly valued.
We would like to emphasise that the BA is an academic, not a vocational or practice-centred degree.
Like many other universities, we do not include General Studies A-level grades in our entry requirements.
Although there are no specific subject requirements, we would typically expect students to have studied at least one subject in which significant experience of academic essay writing has been gained (e.g, English Literature, History, Government and Politics, Economics, Media Studies, Sociology). Humanities and Social Science A-levels are therefore good preparation for the degree, but we do also welcome applications from Arts and Science students who can demonstrate a genuine interest and motivation to study journalism, media and cultural studies as well as an aptitude for writing and analytical skills that are suited to the challenges of the degree programme.
Find out more about our A-level, Welsh Baccalaureate and International Baccalaureate requirements.
Applications from those offering alternative qualifications are welcome, as are those who may have combinations of qualifications or other relevant work/life experience. If you would like to know the entry requirements for a specific qualification not listed here, please contact our admissions team on either admissions@cardiff.ac.uk or +44(0)29 2087 9999.
All applications for a place on any of the Journalism degree programmes must be made through the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS) application service. Applications can be made either in the English or the Welsh language. We recognise that if you are a Welsh speaker, you may feel more comfortable speaking to a Welsh speaking personal tutor when you contact the School. Provided there are Welsh speaking members of staff available, every effort will be made to allocate a Welsh speaker to you at any point of the application process.
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So maybe Earth Day is a bit overdone. Corporate greenwashing aside… let's remember the original intent and spirit of the day that started 40 years ago today.
Remember, rejuvenate, revive, renew – all these 'r' words are popping to mind. It all comes back to reconnecting and recommitting to the earth. So here's an idea.
Turn off your computer. Unplug it. Just walk away. Really. You can do it. It'll be OK. And let's leave our Crackberries and INeedItPhones behind while we're at it.
Grab your best friend – your cat, dog, spouse, child, whomever. Get outside. Walk. Kick your shoes off and feel the cool April soil. Plant something. Roll down a hill. Stare at the clouds. Watch an ant. Pick up some trash – even if you didn't put it there. Stay out of the car. Sometimes it's the little things.
Signing off. What are you going to do today?


Franck GECHTER, Abderrafiaa KOUKAM, Christophe DEBAIN, Baudouin DAFFLON, Madeleine EL ZAHER, Romuald AUFRÈRE, Roland CHAPUIS, and Jean-Pierre DERUTIN.
In Journal of Testing and Evaluation, vol. 48(2), Published electronically in 2018 to be published in Volume 48 Issue 2 in march 2020, ranked Q2 (Scimago), 2018.
Madeleine EL ZAHER, Baudouin DAFFLON, Franck GECHTER, and Abderrafiaa KOUKAM.
In Proc. of The 9th International Conference on Software, Knowledge, Information Management and Applications, 2015.
Madeleine EL ZAHER, Franck GECHTER.
In Proc. of In Proc. of The 7th International Conference on Logistics and Transport, 2015.
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import layouts          from 'metalsmith-layouts'
import inPlace          from 'metalsmith-in-place'
import permalinks       from 'metalsmith-permalinks'
import pagination       from 'metalsmith-pagination'
import excerpts         from 'metalsmith-better-excerpts'
import sass             from 'metalsmith-sass'
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Here Lies Love - Did He Like It?
May 1, 2014: Discothèques make strange bedfellows. To confirm this dangerous fact of life, just boogie on down — and you must — to the glittery dance palace at the Public Theater. There you'll find yourself dancing hip by pelvis with one of the most notorious power couples of the 20th century. I mean Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos, the former president and first lady of the Philippines, who turn out to be a lot of fun if you just go with the sweaty flow. After all, who's thinking about morality in politics when the music's this loud and catchy? Be careful how close you get to them, though, or you might wake up to one hell of a morning after. Here Lies Love, the exciting poperetta conceived by the musician (and former Talking Head) David Byrne, sets a new standard for audience participation. Or do I mean coercion? In this heady show about the heady life of Mrs. Marcos — which has been staged with infinite inventiveness by Alex Timbers and one of the hardest-working tech crews in town — all the world's a dance floor, and all the men and women merely disco rats.
May 2, 2014: I'd wager that many New Yorkers have a limited grasp of Philippine history, beyond Imelda Marcos and her shoe obsession, or the details surrounding the demise of opposition leader Benigno "Ninoy" Aquino, which thrust his widow, Corazon, or just "Cory," into the political limelight. Musicians David Byrne and Fatboy Slim changed that last year with Here Lies Love, a 360-degree "immersive" experience akin to Fuerza Bruta or Sleep No More that had Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos storming The Public Theater while rubbing shoulders with a small audience. This month, the musical—think of it as a history lesson by way of Studio 54—returns for an open run in the same space, and it remains an attention-demanding and exhilarating night out.
May 2, 2014: Imelda Marcos was a world-class shoe junkie. And though footwear doesn't figure into Here Lies Love, this giddiness-inducing musical about her rise and fall will leave you walking on air. Credit creator David Byrne of Talking Heads fame. He came up with the idea and lyrics and wrote the disco-happy music with Fatboy Slim. Director Alex Timbers' ingenious staging puts the audience in the middle the action. Be ready to move and groove with the ace ensemble led by Jose Llana as Ferdinand Marcos, Conrad Ricamora as Ninoy Aquino and the incandescent Ruthie Ann Miles as the Philippine First Lady.
May 1, 2014: It was inevitable that Here Lies Love, David Byrne and Fatboy Slim's electronic pop, dance club-style musical about former First Lady of the Philippines Imelda Marcos, would return following its short hit run at the Public Theater one year ago. But where could it be done? As inventively staged by wunderkind director Alex Timbers (Rocky, Peter and the Starcatcher), Here Lies Love is a high-energy, immersive experience not unlike Sleep No More and Fuerza Bruta where audience members stand throughout the show and can freely move around. But it is also a smart, edgy musical about a celebrity-seeking political leader, her rags-to-riches journey, the corruption of her regime and her relationship with those around her. In essence, Here Lies Love is a discotheque revamp of Evita.
May 1, 2014: Of the characteristics that musicals and nightclubs share, perhaps the most enticing — and the most frustrating — is their tendency to be there one moment and gone the next. I'm not necessarily speaking just of their tendency to close the instance you turn your head, though that does happen, but the way they can change character in the blink of a bleary eye based on your mood, the people around you, and even the time of year. The show you see — or are a part of — tonight probably won't be the same one you see if you go back, say, a year from now. So tread lightly, if you tread at all, back to the Millennium. Wait, sorry, that's technically only the club-within-the-play that's used as the unifying and energizing concept of Here Lies Love, the musical by David Byrne (concept and lyrics) and Fatboy Slim (music) that just reopened at The Public Theater following a triumphant run there last summer. But at this fast-forward evening, you won't be able to separate the disco from the drama, partly because you're intimately entangled in both and partly because this sumptuous-looking but wafer-thin outing would otherwise fall apart.


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Health & Love: Are You in A "Nutritionally Compatible" Relationship Like Alec Baldwin?
Vitamin G
Alec Baldwin made headlines recently when he said that he and his fiance are "nutritionally compatible." It made me wonder--are you?
By Sarah Jio
I loved reading, over on BlissTree, about Alec Baldwin's appreciation for his uber-healthy fiance, Hilaria Thomas. In fact, he calls their relationship "nutritionally compatible," which I thought was really cute.
Baldwin's gorgeous fiance is into healthy eating and yoga, and has helped her man lose a lot of weight and transform his health. Here's what he had to say:
"This is part of life, to take personal responsibility for how you live, which is why the nutrition thing…I got so obsessed with. You know, she [Thomas] always jokes that I'm not as good as she would like me to be…if I eat a cracker, she'd like to get a rope and hang me.
He says that Thomas makes a "cracker" face (a tsk tsk for munching on unhealthy snacks):
"The great gift for me is that, let me put it this way, I hate to admit this but one of the great gifts in my relationship is… [cracker face]…because to have someone who is nutritionally conscious is… how many people are in relationships where you're with someone who says "drink like I do," "eat like I do," "share those french fries with me, share the tiramisu with me," and everyone wants to be with someone who eats and drinks and is compatible with them in that way. I'm with someone who's…very very very healthy."
As funny as "nutritionally compatible" sounds, I think that there's a lot of truth in the concept. Let's face it: When two people aren't in sync with their eating, it can be stressful. You know? I admire couples who care about healthy eating in a way that isn't competitive or nagging.
What do you think? Is your guy into health like you, or does his unhealthy eating put a strain on your relationship?
P.S. Could black pepper be an effective fat fighter? And, the slimming fruit you should be eating...
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extern crate alloc;

#[macro_use]
extern crate collections;

use alloc::boxed::Box;

use collections::string::{String, ToString};
use collections::vec::Vec;

use core::mem;
use core::slice::SliceExt;

use common::debug;
use common::event::{self, Event, EventOption};
use common::get_slice::GetSlice;
use common::memory;
use common::paging::Page;
use common::queue::Queue;
// use common::prompt;
use common::time::Duration;

use drivers::pci::*;
use drivers::pio::*;
use drivers::ps2::*;
use drivers::rtc::*;
use drivers::serial::*;

use env::console::Console;

pub use externs::*;

use graphics::display;

use programs::executor::execute;
use programs::scheme::*;
use programs::session::*;

use scheduler::{Context, Regs, TSS};
use scheduler::context::{context_enabled, context_exit, context_switch, context_i, contexts_ptr};

use schemes::Url;
use schemes::arp::*;
use schemes::context::*;
use schemes::debug::*;
use schemes::ethernet::*;
use schemes::icmp::*;
use schemes::ip::*;
use schemes::memory::*;
//use schemes::display::*;

use syscall::handle::*;

/// Common std-like functionality
#[macro_use]
pub mod common;
/// Allocation
pub mod alloc_system;
/// Audio
pub mod audio;
/// Various drivers
/// TODO: Move out of kernel space (like other microkernels)
pub mod drivers;
/// Environment
pub mod env;
/// Externs
pub mod externs;
/// Various graphical methods
pub mod graphics;
/// Network
pub mod network;
/// Panic
pub mod panic;
/// Programs
pub mod programs;
/// Schemes
pub mod schemes;
/// Scheduling
pub mod scheduler;
/// System calls
pub mod syscall;
/// USB input/output
pub mod usb;

pub static mut tss_ptr: *mut TSS = 0 as *mut TSS;

/// Default console for debugging
static mut console: *mut Console = 0 as *mut Console;

/// Clock realtime (default)
static mut clock_realtime: Duration = Duration {
    secs: 0,
    nanos: 0,
};

/// Monotonic clock
static mut clock_monotonic: Duration = Duration {
    secs: 0,
    nanos: 0,
};

/// Pit duration
static PIT_DURATION: Duration = Duration {
    secs: 0,
    nanos: 2250286,
};

/// Session pointer
static mut session_ptr: *mut Session = 0 as *mut Session;

/// Event pointer
static mut events_ptr: *mut Queue<Event> = 0 as *mut Queue<Event>;

/// Idle loop (active while idle)
unsafe fn idle_loop() -> ! {
    loop {
        asm!("cli" : : : : "intel", "volatile");

        let mut halt = true;

        let contexts = &*contexts_ptr;
        for i in 1..contexts.len() {
            match contexts.get(i) {
                Some(context) => if context.interrupted {
                    halt = false;
                    break;
                },
                None => (),
            }
        }

        if halt {
            asm!("sti" : : : : "intel", "volatile");
            asm!("hlt" : : : : "intel", "volatile");
        } else {
            asm!("sti" : : : : "intel", "volatile");
        }

        context_switch(false);
    }
}

/// Event poll loop
unsafe fn poll_loop() -> ! {
    let session = &mut *session_ptr;

    loop {
        session.on_poll();

        context_switch(false);
    }
}

/// Event loop
unsafe fn event_loop() -> ! {
    let events = &mut *events_ptr;
    let mut cmd = String::new();
    loop {
        loop {
            let reenable = scheduler::start_no_ints();

            let event_option = events.pop();

            scheduler::end_no_ints(reenable);

            match event_option {
                Some(event) => {
                    if (*console).draw {
                        match event.to_option() {
                            EventOption::Key(key_event) => {
                                if key_event.pressed {
                                    match key_event.scancode {
                                        event::K_F2 => {
                                            (*console).draw = false;
                                        }
                                        event::K_BKSP => if !cmd.is_empty() {
                                            debug::db(8);
                                            cmd.pop();
                                        },
                                        _ => match key_event.character {
                                            '\0' => (),
                                            '\n' => {
                                                let reenable = scheduler::start_no_ints();
                                                (*console).command = Some(cmd.clone());
                                                scheduler::end_no_ints(reenable);

                                                cmd.clear();
                                                debug::dl();
                                            }
                                            _ => {
                                                cmd.push(key_event.character);
                                                debug::dc(key_event.character);
                                            }
                                        },
                                    }
                                }
                            }
                            _ => (),
                        }
                    } else {
                        if event.code == 'k' && event.b as u8 == event::K_F1 && event.c > 0 {
                            (*console).draw = true;
                            (*console).redraw = true;
                        } else {
                            // TODO: Magical orbital hack
                            let reenable = scheduler::start_no_ints();
                            for item in (*::session_ptr).items.iter_mut() {
                                if item.scheme() == "orbital" {
                                    item.event(&event);
                                    break;
                                }
                            }
                            scheduler::end_no_ints(reenable);
                        }
                    }
                }
                None => break,
            }
        }

        if (*console).draw {
            if (*console).redraw {
                (*console).redraw = false;
                (*console).display.flip();
            }
        } else {
            // session.redraw();
        }

        context_switch(false);
    }
}

/// Initialize debug
pub unsafe fn debug_init() {
    Pio8::new(0x3F8 + 1).write(0x00);
    Pio8::new(0x3F8 + 3).write(0x80);
    Pio8::new(0x3F8 + 0).write(0x03);
    Pio8::new(0x3F8 + 1).write(0x00);
    Pio8::new(0x3F8 + 3).write(0x03);
    Pio8::new(0x3F8 + 2).write(0xC7);
    Pio8::new(0x3F8 + 4).write(0x0B);
    Pio8::new(0x3F8 + 1).write(0x01);
}

/// Initialize kernel
unsafe fn init(font_data: usize, tss_data: usize) {
    display::fonts = font_data;
    tss_ptr = tss_data as *mut TSS;

    console = 0 as *mut Console;

    clock_realtime.secs = 0;
    clock_realtime.nanos = 0;

    clock_monotonic.secs = 0;
    clock_monotonic.nanos = 0;

    contexts_ptr = 0 as *mut Vec<Box<Context>>;
    context_i = 0;
    context_enabled = false;

    session_ptr = 0 as *mut Session;

    events_ptr = 0 as *mut Queue<Event>;

    debug_init();

    Page::init();
    memory::cluster_init();
    // Unmap first page to catch null pointer errors (after reading memory map)
    Page::new(0).unmap();

    console = Box::into_raw(Console::new());
    (*console).draw = true;

    debug!("Redox ");
    debug::dd(mem::size_of::<usize>() * 8);
    debug!(" bits");
    debug::dl();

    clock_realtime = Rtc::new().time();

    contexts_ptr = Box::into_raw(box Vec::new());
    (*contexts_ptr).push(Context::root());

    session_ptr = Box::into_raw(Session::new());

    events_ptr = Box::into_raw(box Queue::new());

    let session = &mut *session_ptr;

    session.items.push(Ps2::new());
    session.items.push(Serial::new(0x3F8, 0x4));

    pci_init(session);

    session.items.push(DebugScheme::new());
    session.items.push(box ContextScheme);
    session.items.push(box MemoryScheme);
    // session.items.push(box RandomScheme);
    // session.items.push(box TimeScheme);

    session.items.push(box EthernetScheme);
    session.items.push(box ArpScheme);
    session.items.push(box IcmpScheme);
    session.items.push(box IpScheme { arp: Vec::new() });
    // session.items.push(box DisplayScheme);

    Context::spawn("kpoll".to_string(),
                   box move || {
                       poll_loop();
                   });
    Context::spawn("kevent".to_string(),
                   box move || {
                       event_loop();
                   });

    Context::spawn("karp".to_string(),
                   box move || {
                       ArpScheme::reply_loop();
                   });
    Context::spawn("kicmp".to_string(),
                   box move || {
                       IcmpScheme::reply_loop();
                   });

    context_enabled = true;

    //TODO: Run schemes in contexts
    if let Some(mut resource) = Url::from_str("file:/schemes/").open() {
        let mut vec: Vec<u8> = Vec::new();
        resource.read_to_end(&mut vec);

        for folder in String::from_utf8_unchecked(vec).lines() {
            if folder.ends_with('/') {
                let scheme_item = SchemeItem::from_url(&Url::from_string("file:/schemes/"
                                                                             .to_string() +
                                                                         &folder));

                let reenable = scheduler::start_no_ints();
                session.items.push(scheme_item);
                scheduler::end_no_ints(reenable);
            }
        }
    }

    {
        let path_string = "file:/apps/shell/main.bin";
        let path = Url::from_string(path_string.to_string());
        let wd = Url::from_string(path_string.get_slice(None,
                                                        Some(path_string.rfind('/').unwrap_or(0) +
                                                             1))
                                             .to_string());
        execute(&path, &wd, Vec::new());
    }
}

#[cold]
#[inline(never)]
#[no_mangle]
/// Take regs for kernel calls and exceptions
pub unsafe extern "cdecl" fn kernel(interrupt: usize, mut regs: &mut Regs) {
    macro_rules! exception_inner {
        ($name:expr) => ({
            if let Some(context) = Context::current() {
                debugln!("PID {}: {}", context_i, context.name);
            } else {
                debugln!("PID {}", context_i,);
            }

            debugln!("  INT {:X}: {}", interrupt, $name);
            debugln!("    CS:  {:08X}    IP:  {:08X}    FLG: {:08X}", regs.cs, regs.ip, regs.flags);
            debugln!("    SS:  {:08X}    SP:  {:08X}    BP:  {:08X}", regs.ss, regs.sp, regs.bp);
            debugln!("    AX:  {:08X}    BX:  {:08X}    CX:  {:08X}    DX:  {:08X}", regs.ax, regs.bx, regs.cx, regs.dx);
            debugln!("    DI:  {:08X}    SI:  {:08X}", regs.di, regs.di);

            let cr0: usize;
            asm!("mov $0, cr0" : "=r"(cr0) : : : "intel", "volatile");

            let cr2: usize;
            asm!("mov $0, cr2" : "=r"(cr2) : : : "intel", "volatile");

            let cr3: usize;
            asm!("mov $0, cr3" : "=r"(cr3) : : : "intel", "volatile");

            let cr4: usize;
            asm!("mov $0, cr4" : "=r"(cr4) : : : "intel", "volatile");
            debugln!("    CR0: {:08X}    CR2: {:08X}    CR3: {:08X}    CR4: {:08X}", cr0, cr2, cr3, cr4);
        })
    };

    macro_rules! exception {
        ($name:expr) => ({
            exception_inner!($name);

            loop {
                context_exit();
            }
        })
    };

    macro_rules! exception_error {
        ($name:expr) => ({
            let error = regs.ip;
            regs.ip = regs.cs;
            regs.cs = regs.flags;
            regs.flags = regs.sp;
            regs.sp = regs.ss;
            regs.ss = 0;
            //regs.ss = regs.error;

            exception_inner!($name);
            debugln!("    ERR: {:08X}", error);

            loop {
                context_exit();
            }
        })
    };

    if interrupt >= 0x20 && interrupt < 0x30 {
        if interrupt >= 0x28 {
            Pio8::new(0xA0).write(0x20);
        }

        Pio8::new(0x20).write(0x20);
    }

    match interrupt {
        0x20 => {
            let reenable = scheduler::start_no_ints();
            clock_realtime = clock_realtime + PIT_DURATION;
            clock_monotonic = clock_monotonic + PIT_DURATION;
            scheduler::end_no_ints(reenable);

            context_switch(true);
        }
        0x21 => (*session_ptr).on_irq(0x1), // keyboard
        0x23 => (*session_ptr).on_irq(0x3), // serial 2 and 4
        0x24 => (*session_ptr).on_irq(0x4), // serial 1 and 3
        0x25 => (*session_ptr).on_irq(0x5), //parallel 2
        0x26 => (*session_ptr).on_irq(0x6), //floppy
        0x27 => (*session_ptr).on_irq(0x7), //parallel 1 or spurious
        0x28 => (*session_ptr).on_irq(0x8), //RTC
        0x29 => (*session_ptr).on_irq(0x9), //pci
        0x2A => (*session_ptr).on_irq(0xA), //pci
        0x2B => (*session_ptr).on_irq(0xB), //pci
        0x2C => (*session_ptr).on_irq(0xC), //mouse
        0x2D => (*session_ptr).on_irq(0xD), //coprocessor
        0x2E => (*session_ptr).on_irq(0xE), //disk
        0x2F => (*session_ptr).on_irq(0xF), //disk
        0x80 => if !syscall_handle(regs) {
            exception!("Unknown Syscall");
        },
        0xFF => {
            init(regs.ax, regs.bx);
            idle_loop();
        }
        0x0 => exception!("Divide by zero exception"),
        0x1 => exception!("Debug exception"),
        0x2 => exception!("Non-maskable interrupt"),
        0x3 => exception!("Breakpoint exception"),
        0x4 => exception!("Overflow exception"),
        0x5 => exception!("Bound range exceeded exception"),
        0x6 => exception!("Invalid opcode exception"),
        0x7 => exception!("Device not available exception"),
        0x8 => exception_error!("Double fault"),
        0xA => exception_error!("Invalid TSS exception"),
        0xB => exception_error!("Segment not present exception"),
        0xC => exception_error!("Stack-segment fault"),
        0xD => exception_error!("General protection fault"),
        0xE => exception_error!("Page fault"),
        0x10 => exception!("x87 floating-point exception"),
        0x11 => exception_error!("Alignment check exception"),
        0x12 => exception!("Machine check exception"),
        0x13 => exception!("SIMD floating-point exception"),
        0x14 => exception!("Virtualization exception"),
        0x1E => exception_error!("Security exception"),
        _ => exception!("Unknown Interrupt"),
    }
}


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Q: Share WCF RIA Services Library between Silverlight Applications I have:
- some count of Silverlight Web applications, hosted on different IIS virtual directories.
One Application has WCF RIA Services, which part of functionality I want to share between all these SL applications
How to do this?
I have idea to create WCF RIA service library, which referenced to WCF RIA Services host and have needed functionality to clients. But If I will create references to this DLL from my different solutions, how this DLL (WCF RIA Services Library) known, where address (endpoint) of this WCF host?
For example, WCF RIA is hosted on http:\webapps\UserManager
and SL aplpication is hosted on http:\webapps\ClientApp

A: There is no spoon... and there are no fully-qualified Endpoints with RIA services by default...
When you link the .web RIA class library projects to your main web project, the services are accessed behind the scenes by URLs like:
http://localhost:2911/ClientBin/RiaServices-Documents-Web-DocumentDomainService.svc/binary/GetDocuments?$take=20&$includeTotalCount=True

The client RIA class library projects just assume a relative URL (relative to the hosting project), so they will work in any Silverlight application.
To use a RIA service from another location, other than the hosting website, you need to specify the service Endpoint manually in the DomainContext constructor:
DocumentDomainContext d = new DocumentDomainContext("http:someotherserver:1234//ClientBin/RiaServices-Documents-Web-DocumentDomainService.svc");

(I do not know how to do this for a Domain Data Source).

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Can Too Much Time Online Make You Depressed? : Shots - Health News A new study shows a rise in depression and stress among young people parallels the growth in smartphone and social media use.
A Rise In Depression Among Teens And Young Adults Could Be Linked To Social Media Use
March 14, 201911:01 AM ET
Patti Neighmond
During the era that social media and smartphones has risen, depression and stress among young people has also risen. Roy James Shakespeare/Getty Images hide caption
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During the era that social media and smartphones has risen, depression and stress among young people has also risen.
Updated at 3:45 p.m.
A study published Thursday in the Journal of Abnormal Psychology finds the percentage of U.S. teens and young adults reporting mental distress, depression and suicidal thoughts and actions has risen significantly over the past decade. While these problems also increased among adults 26 and older, the increase was not nearly as large as among younger people.
The study findings suggest a generational shift says psychologist Jean Twenge, with San Diego State University who headed the study and is author of the book iGen. To see a significant increase in negative psychological states "among our vulnerable population of teens and young adults is absolutely heartbreaking," she says.
Twenge and her colleagues analyzed data from the National Survey on Drug Use and Health, a government survey that tracks mental health and substance use in individuals age 12 and over in the U.S. They looked at survey responses from more than 200,000 adolescents ages 12 to 17 and almost 400,000 young adults ages 18 and over between 2005 and 2017.
They found the rate of individuals reporting symptoms consistent with major depression over the past year increased 52 percent in teens and 63 percent in young adults over a decade. Girls were more vulnerable than boys. By 2017 one out of every five teenage girls had experienced major depression in the last year.
Rates of psychological distress, which Twenge describes as "feeling nervous, hopeless or that everything in life is an effort" rose by 71 percent among people aged 18 to 25. Suicidal thoughts, plans and attempts also increased. Death from suicide increased by 56 percent among 18- to 19-year-olds between 2008 and 2017.
Understanding exactly why these trends are on the rise is always a challenge, says Twenge, since researchers can only point out correlations, not causes. But, she says, since the trends are "pretty large in a fairly short period of time, that helps us narrow what the likely cause might be."
She thinks the rise in smartphone and social media use is a significant factor. By 2012, smartphones had become widespread, she says, and it's around that same time that social media began to dominate young people's lives. For example, in 2009 about half of high school seniors visited social media sites every day. That's climbed to about 85 percent today, with Instagram and Snapchat replacing Facebook as the main "go to social media site," she says.
It's not just the phone or social media itself, says Twenge. It's the amount of time teens and young adults spend with it. As Twenge found in earlier research, the more time they spend, the greater the risk of depressive symptoms. Twenge says it's known from a body of research that in-person social contact is good for mental health. She questions whether spending that same amount of time on Instagram and Snapchat is just as beneficial, and says "it seems clear the answer is 'No.' "
"Spending time on social media tends not to be in real time," she says. "You're not having a real time conversation with someone — usually you're not seeing their face and you can't give them a hug; it's just not as emotionally fulfilling as seeing someone in person."
The findings of the new study ring "completely true" for clinical child psychologist Mary Fristad with the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Health at The Ohio State University, who was not involved in the study. Fristad, who treats children from age 10 through to college age, says her patients are concerned "not about how much fun they look forward to having over the weekend, but about what event can they post on Snapchat so that other people will know they have friends."
Fristad says kids are developmentally more worried about peer status and approval during pre-teen and teenage years. Social media exaggerates that process, she says, because it's so public, available, and highly visual. It's like "taking what happens in typical adolescent development and putting it on steroids," she says.
For example, as opposed to "going to school with 'meh' hair suddenly there's a picture of you with 'meh' hair. Everybody's going to see it, can comment on it, make fun of you," she says. These experiences resonate enormously during adolescence and can deeply affect teen's confidence and sense of self.
Other researchers are less convinced of the connection between screen time and mood. It's important to keep in mind that while there has been an increase in negative psychological states, the majority of teens and young people are not depressed, notes Robert Croesner, a researcher in adolescent health and the chair of the Sociology Department at the University of Texas at Austin, who was not involved with the research.
And he adds, there could be many other things besides technology contributing to the rise.
"There really aren't data that show a strong connection between these two things," he says. "I think this increase in mental health issues is real and is something we need to be concerned about, but until we know exactly what's causing it, I don't think it's so easy for us to put the blame on any one thing."
Croesner says, to explain the phenomenon, you have to look at the entire context of the historic moment we're living in.
"I think we are living in a time of great uncertainty, where people are unsure about the future of the country but also their own futures," he says. "And that is anxiety provoking for anybody but it's especially true for young people whose whole future is ahead of them."
In the past economic pressures have been linked to increases in depression but Twenge notes that since 2012 the economy has been improving so a failing economy is not likely to blame.
Another explanation could simply be that these teens and young adults are more willing to admit they are stressed, anxious, worried and even depressed and that they need, and want help.
Psychologist Andrew Przybylski, an experimental psychologist at the University of Oxford in Oxford, England, is skeptical of the study findings. "The data is entirely descriptive," he wrote in an e-mail. "I find it very unfortunate that there is undue speculation about the effects of technology." He said the rise in mental health issues could be explained by other factors such as the opioid crisis.
Still Fristad thinks the impact of social media on mental health is a real issue for this age group. Fristad organized a focus group of college students at Ohio State. The students had all received smartphones when they were 13 or 14. What they told her was was in line with current study's findings. The students described "another realm of things to worry about, pressure to build your brand, sharing too much and making unrealistic comparisons to other kids ... being constantly on the phone and not engaging in face-to-face interactions."
"There's just a lot of heightened tension around this," says Fristad.
And the advice from her college students for younger kids? "Phones Off, Friends On."
Researcher and clinical psychologist Steve Ilardi, with the University of Kansas tries to help anxious and depressed kids feel better. The good news, he says, is that it's clear that they "intuitively grasp that how we live now is not ideal for us." Teens get that spending hours surfing, bringing their phones to bed, "this relentless cascade of stressful notifications and images is not good for them and they get it."
Ilardi developed a treatment approach, based in part on cognitive behavioral therapy, that helps young people make lifestyle changes, focusing on better diet and nutrition, exercise, exposure to sunlight and getting a good night's sleep, all of which have been shown to reduce depressive symptoms.
"Kids buy into it," says Ilardi, "when you lay it out for them and explain they can be empowered to make changes themselves that can make a big difference in how you feel, how your brain, mind and body functions."
He says behavior change can "help kids get unstuck from their perpetual sense of anxiety, stress and depression."


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Q: Necesito ayuda con algún array import java.util.Scanner;

public class ModosNormales {
    public static void main(String[] ar) {
        Scanner teclado=new Scanner(System.in);
        int c,n;
        float lx;
        float ly;
        c=172;

        System.out.print("Ingrese lx:");
        lx=teclado.nextFloat();
        System.out.print("Ingrese ly:");
        ly=teclado.nextFloat();

        for(n=1;n>0;n++) {

        int nx1,ny1;
        float fn1;

           System.out.print("Ingrese valor de nx:");
           nx1=teclado.nextInt();
           System.out.print("Ingrese valor de ny:");
           ny1=teclado.nextInt();
           fn1=c*(float) Math.sqrt(Math.pow((nx1/lx),2)+(float)(Math.pow((ny1/ly),2)));
           System.out.print("Fn=");
           System.out.println(fn1);
    if(fn1>=500)

    {System.out.println("Frecuencia mayor o igual a 500Hz");
    break;

  }}}}

Hola soy novato en esto y tengo una duda quiero que los valores de "fn1" que pueden variar en cuanto a cantidad de resultados, queden guardadosy el programa me diga todos los resultados en una lista y cuantos se repiten
fn1=c*(float) Math.sqrt(Math.pow((nx1/lx),2)+(float)(Math.pow((ny1/ly),2)));

Esta fórmula varía en relación a la cantidad de resultados

A: Te dejo una forma en la que lo podrías implementar no tiene nada de complicado pero si tienes dudas no dudes en preguntar
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Map.Entry;
import java.util.Scanner;

public class ModosNormales {
  public static void main(String[] ar) {

    //Crea un mapa
    Map<Float, Integer> data = new HashMap<Float, Integer>();

    Scanner teclado = new Scanner(System.in);
    int c, n;
    float lx;
    float ly;
    c = 172;
    System.out.print("Ingrese lx:");
    lx = teclado.nextFloat();
    System.out.print("Ingrese ly:");
    ly = teclado.nextFloat();
    for (n = 1; n > 0; n++) {
      int nx1, ny1;
      float fn1;
      System.out.print("Ingrese valor de nx:");
      nx1 = teclado.nextInt();
      System.out.print("Ingrese valor de ny:");
      ny1 = teclado.nextInt();
      fn1 = c * (float) Math.sqrt(Math.pow((nx1 / lx), 2) + (float) (Math.pow((ny1 / ly), 2)));

      //LLama a metodo que guarda los datos en un mapa
      data = saveData(data,fn1);

      System.out.print("Fn="+fn1);
      if (fn1 >= 500) {
        System.out.println("Frecuencia mayor o igual a 500Hz");
        printData(data);
        break;
      }
    }
  }
  public static Map<Float, Integer> saveData(Map<Float, Integer> data, float fn1){
    //Si fn1 existe en el mapa obtiene el numero de veces que ha ocurrido y le suma 1
    if(data.containsKey(fn1))
      data.put(fn1, (data.get(fn1)+1));
    //Si el objeto no existe en el mapa le asigna 1
    else
      data.put(fn1, 1);

    return data;
  }
  public static void printData(Map<Float, Integer> data) {
    for (Entry<Float, Integer> entry : data.entrySet())
      System.out.println(entry.getKey().toString() + "   -    " + entry.getValue());
  }
}


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