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Minecraft for the next-generation console Xbox One is not even released yet, and some exclusive skins from the upcoming movie Guardians of the Galaxy, were already revealed. The upcoming skin pack will be released for both Sony's consoles Xbox 360 and Xbox One.
Ben Morse, a Marvel editor, confirmed this on his twitter account some time ago and it seems that an image with the upcoming skin pack is spread all over the web. Take a look at the image above.
However, there is no release date announced in the tweet, but there are a lot of rumors saying that the skin pack will be released when the movie will be launched, which will happen tomorrow. So there is a high probability that we might see the skin pack being released tomorrow or maybe until the end of this week. Other rumors say that the skin pack will be released only after Minecraft for Xbox One will hit the stores.
4J Studios announced some weeks ago that Minecraft for Xbox One, PS 4 and PS Vita will be released somewhere in August. However, there are rumors saying that these versions will not be released on time, because the developers encountered a few bugs that they are trying to fix now.
Minecraft Pocket Edition 0.9.5 released
Mojang has been working on the Minecraft Pocket Edition intensively, and we noticed a lot of updates that they uploaded in the past few weeks. Mojang announced on their official website that they released the new 0.9.5 version, which is a bugfix version for 0.9, adding that they are hoping that this will be the last time they have to fix some bugs from the 0.9 version. Mojang said that they found some "nasty bugs", but they fixed them and the 0.9 version should be more stable now.
The new version comes with some tweaks, which include the following:
– The players that are being re-spawned at extremely high heights will be placed back at yr = 130
– On Android devices the game will no longer waste too much battery and it will stop rendering while in background
– The players will no longer get stuck in the "Looking For Server" screen, when a server is full
There are many other bugs that were fixed on the Minecraft Pocket Edition 0.9.5, that can be found on the official website. The developer said that the new version was already sent to all the mobile stores and they should let you download it soon enough.
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I know you might probably be tired of Bauhaus and all the articles and tributes we post about it since we started the blog. This year is a very special one because we celebrate 100 years since the Bauhaus foundation. Personally, I am a fan of the way they saw the discipline of design and its importance what makes it useful to my work 100 years later. That's the reason we will post and repost every tribute we see. This one couldn't be different.
The best way to learn is trying, practicing and repeating that until it becomes natural, then we can move forward to what's next. That happens without us even noticing but sometimes we do and we organize ourselves to do that. Evdokimov Gosha took that very serious and decided to learn how to design posters, in order to do that he chose the letter A and started creating several examples exploring it. The result is quite inspiring, check it out.
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Ola Jasionowska is a graphic designer and illustrator from Warsaw, Poland with some amazing illustration work. I particularly love the posters created in 2017 and shared on Behance. When I saw the poster design project, it kind of reminded me of Saul Bass poster and style, very simple and bold. The color palette and combinations are also top notch. I could have all of these posters hanging on my walls, but my favorite has to be the David Bowie one.
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Q: Error Code: 1064. You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MariaDB server version for the right syntax I'm working with MySQL Workbench and trying to create the tables using SQL requests. I created a model and my tables with what I need and exported SQL code using Forward Engineer, but when I execute the code, this error shows:
Error Code: 1064. You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MariaDB server version for the right syntax to use near '   CONSTRAINT `CodeDep`  FOREIGN KEY (CodeDep)   REFERENCES `test`.`Departement`' at line 7

This is my SQL code :
CREATE SCHEMA IF NOT EXISTS `test` DEFAULT CHARACTER SET utf8 ;
USE `test` ;

-- -----------------------------------------------------
-- Table `test`.`Departement`
-- -----------------------------------------------------
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `test`.`Departement` (
  `CodeDep` INT NOT NULL,
  `NomDep` VARCHAR(45) NULL,
  `Nbrens` INT NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY (`CodeDep`))
ENGINE = InnoDB;

-- -----------------------------------------------------
-- Table `test`.`Etudiant`
-- -----------------------------------------------------
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `test`.`Etudiant` (
  `CodeEt` INT NOT NULL,
  `Noom` VARCHAR(45) NULL,
  `Prenom` VARCHAR(45) NULL,
  `CodeDep` INT NOT NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY (`CodeEt`),
  INDEX `fk_Etudiant_Departement1_idx` (`CodeDep` ASC) VISIBLE,
  CONSTRAINT `CodeDep`
    FOREIGN KEY (`CodeDep`)
    REFERENCES `test`.`Departement` (`CodeDep`)
    ON DELETE CASCADE
    ON UPDATE CASCADE)
ENGINE = InnoDB;

-- -----------------------------------------------------
-- Table `test`.`Editeur`
-- -----------------------------------------------------
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `test`.`Editeur` (
  `CodeEd` INT NOT NULL,
  `NomEd` VARCHAR(45) NULL,
  `Adresse` VARCHAR(45) NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY (`CodeEd`))
ENGINE = InnoDB;

-- -----------------------------------------------------
-- Table `test`.`Livre`
-- -----------------------------------------------------
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `test`.`Livre` (
  `NumLivre` INT NOT NULL,
  `Titre` VARCHAR(45) NULL,
  `Auteur` VARCHAR(45) NULL,
  `dateedition` DATE NULL,
  `nbexempl` INT NULL,
  `CodeEd` INT NOT NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY (`NumLivre`),
  INDEX `fk_Livre_Editeur1_idx` (`CodeEd` ASC) VISIBLE,
  CONSTRAINT `CodeEd`
    FOREIGN KEY (`CodeEd`)
    REFERENCES `test`.`Editeur` (`CodeEd`)
    ON DELETE CASCADE
    ON UPDATE CASCADE)
ENGINE = InnoDB;

-- -----------------------------------------------------
-- Table `test`.`Pret`
-- -----------------------------------------------------
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `test`.`Pret` (
  `CodeEt` INT NOT NULL,
  `NumLiv` INT NOT NULL,
  `DatePret` DATE NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY (`CodeEt`, `NumLiv`),
  INDEX `fk_Etudiant_has_Livre_Livre1_idx` (`NumLiv` ASC) VISIBLE,
  INDEX `fk_Etudiant_has_Livre_Etudiant_idx` (`CodeEt` ASC) VISIBLE,
  CONSTRAINT `fk_Etudiant_has_Livre_Etudiant`
    FOREIGN KEY (`CodeEt`)
    REFERENCES `test`.`Etudiant` (`CodeEt`)
    ON DELETE NO ACTION
    ON UPDATE NO ACTION,
  CONSTRAINT `fk_Etudiant_has_Livre_Livre1`
    FOREIGN KEY (`NumLiv`)
    REFERENCES `test`.`Livre` (`NumLivre`)
    ON DELETE NO ACTION
    ON UPDATE NO ACTION)
ENGINE = InnoDB;

SET SQL_MODE=@OLD_SQL_MODE;
SET FOREIGN_KEY_CHECKS=@OLD_FOREIGN_KEY_CHECKS;
SET UNIQUE_CHECKS=@OLD_UNIQUE_CHECKS;

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Q: External References to SQL tables in Visual Studio I'm trying to create a solution that includes a database project linked to an Azure database.  The project requires setting up an elastic query to a separate table in a different Azure Database.  This all exists already in Azure.  I have imported the database using the visual studio wizard.  It's imported the external table definition and the external data source, but not the masterkey or the scoped credential.  I fully understand why as it's a security risk.  However, I now can't publish my changes to the stored procedures etc as the external data sources have syntax errors where the scoped credentials are not defined.  I've tried adding the masterkey and scoped credentials to my database project but the same syntax I used in the SQL management studio is not working in Visual Studio.
So my question is... how am I supposed to manage the external tables in my azure database in visual studio? I should mention that I am using VS2015. Is this functionality that is not working yet or am I missing something?
Thanks in advance for any help you guys can give.

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Q: Is my method for avoiding dynamic_cast<> faster than dynamic_cast<> itself? I was answering a question a few minutes ago and it raised to me another one:
In one of my projects, I do some network message parsing. The messages are in the form of:
[1 byte message type][2 bytes payload length][x bytes payload]

The format and content of the payload are determined by the message type. I have a class hierarchy, based on a common class Message.
To instantiate my messages, i have a static parsing method which gives back a Message* depending on the message type byte. Something like:
Message* parse(const char* frame)
{
  // This is sample code, in real life I obviously check that the buffer
  // is not NULL, and the size, and so on.

  switch(frame[0])
  {
    case 0x01:
      return new FooMessage();
    case 0x02:
      return new BarMessage();
  }

  // Throw an exception here because the mesage type is unknown.
}

I sometimes need to access the methods of the subclasses. Since my network message handling must be fast, I decived to avoid dynamic_cast<> and I added a method to the base Message class that gives back the message type. Depending on this return value, I use a static_cast<> to the right child type instead.
I did this mainly because I was told once that dynamic_cast<> was slow. However, I don't know exactly what it really does and how slow it is, thus, my method might be as just as slow (or slower) but far more complicated.
What do you guys think of this design ? Is it common ? Is it really faster than using dynamic_cast<> ? Any detailed explanation of what happen under the hood when one use dynamic_cast<> is welcome !
--- EDIT ---
Since some people asked why:
Basically, when I receive a frame, I do two things:

*

*I parse the message and build a corresponding instance of a subclass of Message if the content of the frame is valid. There is no logic except for the parsing part.

*I receive a Message and depending on a switch(message->getType()), I static_cast<> to the right type and do whatever has to be done with the message.

A: Implementations of dynamic_cast will of course vary by compiler.
In Visual C++, the vtable points to a structure which contains all of the RTTI about a structure. A dynamic_cast therefore involves dereferencing this pointer, and checking the "actual" type against the requested type, and throwing an exception (or returning NULL) if they are not compatible. It is basically equivalent to the system you describe. It's not particularity slow.
Your design also sounds a bit off - you have a factory method which forgets the true type of an object, then you immediately want to un-forget that information. Perhaps you should move that logic you do when unforgetting a type into the factory method, or into virtual methods on the base class itself.

A: The only correct answer to "is it faster" is "try it."

A: This depends on how you manage your messages. When I have a switch to select the message based on the type the best option is to use static_cast, as you know that the function parser will give you the create the correct type.
Message* gmsg parse(frame);

switch (gmsg->type) {
  case FooMessage_type:
    FooMessage* msg=static_cast<FooMessage*>(gmsg);
    // ...
    break;
  case BarMessage_type:
    BarMessage* msg=static_cast<BarMessage*>(gmsg);
    //...
    break;
};

The use of dynamic_cast here is overprotecting.
Why do you need that all the messages inherits from a common one? What are the commonalities?
I will add another design which doesn't use inheritance at all
switch (frame::get_msg_type(aframe)) {
  case FooMessage_type:
    FooMessage msg=parse<FooMessage>(aframe);
    // work with msg
    break;
  case BarMessage_type:
    BarMessage msg=parse<BarMessage>(aframe);
    //...
    break;
};

where parse parses a frame as a MSG, or throw an exception when the parse fails.
I see other answer that are telling you to use virtual functions. I really don't see any advantage to this OO design for messages.

A: When people say dynamic_cast is slow it is just a rule of thumb.  dynamic_cast more or less does what you are doing.  It is slow because it involves a couple of memory accesses.  Kind of like when people say virtual functions are slow.  You are taking something fast(a function call) and adding a couple of memory accesses to it.  It is a significant slowdown(since all the way to ram and back can take a few hundred cycles), but for most people it just doesn't matter as long as it isn't done often(with a very large value of often).

A: A) This sounds very much like premature optimization.
B) If your design requires so many calls to dynamic_cast<> that you're worried about it, then you definitely need to take a look at your design and figure out what's wrong with it.
C) Like the previous answer said, the only way to answer whether it's faster is to use a profiler (or equivalent) and do a comparison.

A: You are focusing on the speed, but what of the correctness ?
The underlying question is are you sure you won't make a mistake ? In particular, you might be tempted to wrap the casting method in such a way:
template <class T>
T* convert(Message* message)
{
  if (message == 0) return 0;
  else return message->getType() == T::Type() ? static_cast<T*>(message) : 0;
}

In order to embed the test and cast in a single function, thus avoiding error such as:
switch(message->getType())
{
case Foo:
{
  //...
  // fallthrough
}
case Bar:
{
  BarMessage* bar = static_cast<BarMessage*>(message); // got here through `Foo`
}
}

or the obvious:
if (message->getType() == Foo) static_cast<BarMessage*>(message); // oups

Not much admittedly, but it's not much effort either.
On the other hand you can also review your technic by applying runtime dispatch.

*

*virtual methods

*Visitor
etc...

A: You already have an abstract base class "Message". Use it as an interface to hide the implementation details of FooMessage and BarMessage.
I guess, that is why you have chosen that approach, or isn't it?

A: I know that this post is a bit old, but I had exactly the same problem as the author of this question.
I also need to downcast an abstract base class (MessageAbstract) to one or more concrete message classes in dependency of a type field in a MessageHeader. Since the concrete messages can differ in their length and their data, there is no possibility to include everything in MessageAbstract.
I also use the static_cast approach, since I am more familiar with OOP than with metaprogramming.
Using C++11 in the current project, I wanted to outline my solution in this answer. The following solution is very similar to the one provided by Vicente Botet Escriba, but uses Modern C++.
#include <cstdint>
#include <memory>

namespace Example {

enum class MessageTypes : std::uint8_t {
  kFooMessage = 0x01,
  kBarMessage = 0x02
};

class MessageHeader {
 public:
  explicit MessageHeader(MessageTypes const kType) : kType_{kType} {
  }

  MessageTypes type() const noexcept {
    return this->kType_;
  }

 private:
  MessageTypes const kType_;
};

class MessageAbstract {
 public:
  explicit MessageAbstract(MessageHeader const kHeader) : kHeader_{kHeader} {
  }

  MessageHeader header() const noexcept {
    return this->kHeader_;
  }

 private:
  MessageHeader const kHeader_;
};

class FooMessage : public MessageAbstract {
 public:
  void specific_method_for_class_foo_message() const noexcept {
  }
  // ...
};

class BarMessage : public MessageAbstract {
 public:
  void specific_method_for_class_bar_message() const noexcept {
  }
  // ...
};

using MessagePointer = std::shared_ptr<MessageAbstract const>;

}  // namespace Example

using namespace Example;

int main() {
  MessagePointer message_ptr{/* Creation Method / Factory Method */};

  switch (message_ptr->header().type()) {
    case MessageTypes::kFooMessage: {
      std::shared_ptr<FooMessage const> foo_message{std::static_pointer_cast<FooMessage const>(message_ptr)};
      foo_message->specific_method_for_class_foo_message();
      // ...
      break;
    }
    case MessageTypes::kBarMessage: {
      std::shared_ptr<BarMessage const> bar_message{std::static_pointer_cast<BarMessage const>(message_ptr)};
      bar_message->specific_method_for_class_bar_message();
      // ...
      break;
    }
    default:
      // Throw exception.
      break;
  }

  return 0;
}

A: I don't see any answers touching on this, but you can't send C++ objects over the network and expect them to arrive intact.  The virtual table is set up based on the state of memory in the sending computer, it is quite likely that the receiving computer will not have things in the same place.  This will also typically make RTTI fail (which is what dynamic_cast uses) since RTTI is often implemented along with the vtable.


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Season Series on the Line as Pacers Take on Raptors Friday Night
March 1, 2013 by amasters
The Central Division-leading Indiana Pacers will take on the Toronto Raptors in Toronto Friday evening at 7pm. One thing's for sure: Toronto will be glad to put February behind them after losing back-to-back games to two sub .500 teams (Washington and Cleveland). And what better way to kick start March than by taking on one of the NBA's best teams. Indiana won 10 of its last 13 games by an average of 23.8 points before losing to the Clippers 99-91 on Thursday.
But while the Pacers have had success in the ACC, it hasn't shown versus the Raptors, as Toronto currently leads the season series 2-1. Talk about close games, Toronto small forward Rudy Gay deprived Indiana of what would have been a game winning jumper in overtime with just one second left when they last met on February 8th. Not only that, he was an effective closer, scoring 17 points in the fourth quarter and in overtime.
Look for a hard-fought, low-scoring contest, as the season series between these two opponents has been characterized by closely contested games, each coming down to the wire. A bit of trivia: Toronto and Indiana are the only two NBA teams to have played three games decided by two points or fewer thus far this season. A Raptors win tonight will give Toronto the season series for the first time since the 2007-08 season.
The Raptors have their work cut out for them. The Pacers are the league's best rebounding team, averaging 45.8 per contest. What's more, they are one of the best teams in the league defensively, with grinder-type defenders capable of inflicting a consistently punishing defense. And for a team as big and physical as they are overall, they are surprisingly agile. The Raptors have failed to exceed 39 per cent shooting against the Pacers all season—not that that has stopped them from ultimately pulling out the wins, thanks to a 6th-ranked defense that yielded an average of just 93.5 points per game in February.
But Toronto will face the same Pacers team that lost 99-91 to the Clippers on Thursday, with one big exception: Pacers All-Star centre, Roy Hibbert, will return to the lineup after serving a one-game suspension for an altercation with the Warriors' David Lee. Hibbert can be particularly effective in the paint, and is capable of creating havoc around the rim.
For Toronto to win, they will have to hold on to the ball better than they have in their two previous losses. Twelve of their 14 turnovers versus the Wizards came in the first half, while their 14 turnovers versus the Cavaliers cost them 20 points on Wednesday.
Neither team has been lighting it up offensively recently, so minimizing unforced errors will be critical if either team is to have an advantage.
Two Key Players for Indiana
Since signing with the Pacers in 2011, Pacers forward David West has proven his worth as a big man, averaging nearly 22 points per game in February. He has also been effective against the Raptors, shooting 51 percent and scoring 22 points.
Meanwhile, former All-Star Danny Granger continues to work his way back into the line after a knee injury forced him to miss the first 55 games of the season. But thanks to excellent play by Paul George, Indiana didn't miss a beat in his absence. Granger shot just 11.7 percent and all of 7 points in his first two games of the season before going on to put up 12 points on 50 percent shooting against the Clippers.
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Gastric adenocarcinoma commonly spreads through carcinomatosis or peritoneal metastases (PM). This was often discovered at the time of attempted curative gastric resection, given the poor ability of preoperative staging CT scans to detect the presence and extent of PM. In patients where visible PMs are absent, diagnostic laparoscopy with peritoneal lavage and cytology has been shown to be an effective method of noting free intraperitoneal tumor cells. This is also defined as M1 disease and is generally associated with T3 or T4 primary gastric cancers.
There has been significant debate over the use of minimally invasive resection for the management of advanced gastric cancer. Laparoscopic surgery appears as a favorable approach, given the previously reported decrease in postoperative pain, pulmonary complications, and hospital lengths of stay. The reluctance to widely adopt this technique centers on concerns about its oncologic completeness and the complexity of the procedure.
To prepare for the second annual Roswell Park Cancer Institute (RPCI) patient seminar on neuroendocrine cancer on October 18, 2014, I sat down to think about the progress made in this field.
Neuroendocrine tumors (NET) are a group of relatively slow-growing tumors that arise mostly in the pulmonary and gastrointestinal system. Considered rare, their incidence has increased 6.3% in the last 25 years, with a prevalence of 35 per 100,000 patients. Because patients with these tumors generally present with vague symptoms, the diagnosis is often delayed by five to seven years.
There are several ways to remove the adrenal gland. For many years the minimally invasive transperitoneal approach has been the preferred technique and is now used more than any other. Yet it has limitations, including painful and unsightly incisions on the anterior abdominal wall.
Primary hyperparathyroidism is a common disorder in which one or more parathyroid glands are abnormally enlarged. Surgical removal of the enlarged glands is the definitive treatment. The traditional surgical approach of four-gland exploration has been largely replaced with minimally invasive parathyroidectomy (MIP), which reduces the incidence of such associated complications as permanent hypocalcemia and recurrent laryngeal nerve injury.
OmniSeq Target™ is a multi-analyte test platform developed by the Center for Personalized Medicine at Roswell Park Cancer Institute (RPCI) to determine the presence or absence of relevant tumor genomic alterations that impact therapeutic decisions.
Most cancer patients with refractory disease have limited choices on the menu of standard treatments, but phase I clinical trials can expand those options and offer hope.
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How are Operations Managers Like Seinfeld's Larry David?
Television shows have "showrunners"—they're the people who not only manage a show, but function as head writer and editor as well. This might sound familiar to Operations Managers out there, who bear the responsibility of overseeing a product from conception to delivery to retirement.
TV critics gave Seinfeld high marks in its first few seasons even while it struggled to find an audience. David had to change and rework ideas to arrive at the perfect product. For the few first few seasons, the show featured Seinfeld's live standup act opening and closing the show, even showing up as cutaways. The jokes from the standup act punctuated that episode's running gag. The tone and humor of some of the early shows set the benchmark for later episodes.
What's my point in the Seinfeld reference? A product's success depends greatly on the Operations Manager's sensibilities and ability to wear many different hats.
• Before releasing the product to large-volume production levels, it needs to be tested in a variety of ways (mechanical, electrical, reliability, quality and manufacturing). Just like gathering feedback from audiences and critics.
• End-user documentation needs to be written and finalized. Like Larry David finding a template for how separate storylines that initially seemed quite disparate would ultimately intersect and make sense.
• Feedback collected from testing needs to be rolled into the production release of the product. And audience feedback to the show validates what jokes work and which don't. Without this kind of feedback, we might never have seen George Costanza's struggles with the manipulative Bubble Boy.
At Arena, we get the incredible responsibility Operations Managers have. They are the impresarios of the products they create. And they run product development as if they were the owners and operators of their small businesses. Arena was designed to make the life of the Operations Manager easier and support their entire distributed supply chain. Arena allows Operations Managers to open the show and make their product a success. No laugh track required.
Click to read how Nutanix's VP of Operations David Sangster and Swan Valley Medical's COO Laurence Sampson were able to save money, reduce risks, and ensure operational excellence by using Arena's product development platform. And here's a great blog in which Roost's PLM Operations Manager Jim Van Patten talks shop.


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Susan J. Brugler
Written by THE BELLEFONTAINE EXAMINER STAFF
Susan J. Brugler, 77, of West Mansfield, passed away Wednesday, July 10, 2019, at Logan Acres with her family by her side.
A 1959 graduate of West Mansfield High School, she enjoyed a career as postmaster of the Rushsylvania Post Office.
Susan was an intellectual, well-read and a member of the West Mansfield United Methodist Church She enjoyed gardening, caring for her family, and discovering and enjoying the many new technological innovations. She loved boating on Lake Erie with her husband, George, and any other time she was spending with her family was truly her most cherished times.
Born July 12, 1941, in Bellefontaine, she was the daughter of the late Bernard and Geraldine Wilgus Cummins. On June 28, 1959, she married George Brugler and he preceded her in death Dec. 29, 2013. In addition to her husband and parents, she was also preceded in death by her infant sister, Kay Cummins.
Susan is survived by her son, David Brugler of West Mansfield; a daughter, Karin (Les Murphy) Brugler of Lawrenceburg, Ind.; grand- children, Kyle (Chasity) Brugler, Grant (Irene) Brugler, Peyton Brugler, Cole Brugler and Lena Brugler; great-grandchildren, Aubrey, Marley and Tyler; a brother, Tony (Nina Huang) Cummins of Pasadena, Calif.; and a niece, Mimi Zhang.
Susan was a great wife, mother, and grandmother and will be dearly missed by her family.
In keeping with Susan's wishes, there are no services or calling hours held at this time and burial will take place at a later date.
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Date: 20th September 2005
Renée's Family Fraud?
Legal types and insider sources have been shedding more light on THAT word cited in Renée Zellweger's marriage annulment papers.
According to experts the "fraud" she talks of probably has something to do with children.
After four months of marriage to country singer Kenny Chesney, the Bridget Jones star has caused a flurry of intrigue after ticking the box marked "fraud" on her written request for an official split.
Top celebrity divorce lawyer Raoul Felder says the legal term could refer to the couple's views on having a baby.
"The usual fraud in American law is when the wife claims the husband said they were going to have children and now he won't," Felder told The Sun newspaper.
A source close to Renee has backed up this theory saying: "She's an old-fashioned girl at heart and wanted to start a family as soon as the wedding dress was in the wardrobe.
"She thought Kenny felt the same way, but it didn't take her long to realise the dream was over."
Other friends have speculated that it's Kenny's controlling behaviour that has brought a premature end to their whirlwind romance.
Meanwhile, the official line from the couple's representative reads: "Renee and Kenny value and respect each other and are saddened that their different objectives prevent the success of this marriage."
V. V. sad, as Bridge might say.
Person Stories : Renée Zellweger
Renee Zellweger to Play Judy Garland in new Drama. - 24th October 2017
Sully thwarts Bridget Jones return at US box office. - 20th September 2016
Daniel Craig Puts Film At Risk After Pulling Out. - 10th April 2014
Jolie's Make-up Artist Found Dead - 20th August 2008
Clooney takes on American football rom com - 19th September 2006
Renée's four month marriage over - 19th September 2005
Renee gets Walk of Fame honour - 26th May 2005
Renee: I'm very happy - 23rd May 2005
Renée 'marries boyfriend' - 10th May 2005


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namespace Doctrine\Tests\ODM\PHPCR\Functional;

use Doctrine\Common\EventArgs;
use Doctrine\Common\Persistence\Event\LifecycleEventArgs;
use Doctrine\ODM\PHPCR\Event;
use Doctrine\ODM\PHPCR\Mapping\Annotations as PHPCRODM;

class EventObjectUpdateTest extends \Doctrine\Tests\ODM\PHPCR\PHPCRFunctionalTestCase
{
    /**
     * @var TestEventDocumentChanger
     */
    private $listener;

    /**
     * @var \Doctrine\ODM\PHPCR\DocumentManager
     */
    private $dm;

    public function setUp()
    {
        $this->listener = new TestEventDocumentChanger2();
        $this->dm = $this->createDocumentManager();
        $this->node = $this->resetFunctionalNode($this->dm);
    }

    public function testComputingBetweenEvents()
    {
        $this->dm
            ->getEventManager()
            ->addEventListener(
                array(
                    Event::postLoad,
                    Event::prePersist,
                    Event::preUpdate,
                    Event::postPersist,
                    Event::postUpdate,
                ),
                $this->listener
            );

        $entity = new SomeEntity;
        $entity->id = '/functional/test';
        $entity->status = new \stdClass();
        $entity->status->value = 'active';
        $entity->status->foo = 'bar';
        $entity->text = 'test1';

        $this->dm->persist($entity);

        $this->dm->flush();

        $this->assertInstanceOf('stdClass', $entity->status);
        $this->assertAttributeNotEmpty('value', $entity->status);
        $this->assertEquals($entity->status->value, 'active');
        $this->assertObjectNotHasAttribute('foo', $entity->status);

        $entity->status->value = 'inactive';
        $entity->status->foo = 'bar2';
        $entity->text = 'test2';

        $this->dm->flush();

        $this->assertInstanceOf('stdClass', $entity->status);
        $this->assertAttributeNotEmpty('value', $entity->status);
        $this->assertEquals($entity->status->value, 'inactive');
        $this->assertObjectNotHasAttribute('foo', $entity->status);
        $this->assertEquals($entity->text, 'test2');

        $this->dm->clear();

        $entity = $this->dm->find(null, $entity->id);

        $this->assertInstanceOf('stdClass', $entity->status);
        $this->assertAttributeNotEmpty('value', $entity->status);
        $this->assertEquals($entity->status->value, 'inactive');
        $this->assertObjectNotHasAttribute('foo', $entity->status);
        $this->assertEquals($entity->text, 'test2');

        $entity->status->value = 'active';

        $this->dm->flush();

        $this->assertInstanceOf('stdClass', $entity->status);
        $this->assertAttributeNotEmpty('value', $entity->status);
        $this->assertEquals($entity->status->value, 'active');
        $this->assertEquals($entity->text, 'test2');
    }
}

/**
 * @PHPCRODM\Document()
 */
class SomeEntity
{
    /** @PHPCRODM\Id() */
    public $id;

    /** @PHPCRODM\Field(type="string", nullable=true) */
    public $status;

    /** @PHPCRODM\Field(type="string") */
    public $text;
}

class TestEventDocumentChanger2
{
    public function getSubscribedEvents()
    {
        return array(
            'postLoad',
            'prePersist',
            'preUpdate',
            'postPersist',
            'postUpdate',
        );
    }

    protected function switchToObject(LifecycleEventArgs $args)
    {
        $entity = $args->getEntity();
        $status = new \stdClass();
        $status->value = $entity->status;
        $entity->status = $status;
    }

    protected function switchToId(LifecycleEventArgs $args)
    {
        $entity = $args->getEntity();

        $entity->status = $entity->status->value;
    }

    public function postLoad(LifecycleEventArgs $args)
    {
        $this->switchToObject($args);
    }

    public function postPersist(LifecycleEventArgs $args)
    {
        $this->switchToObject($args);
    }

    public function postUpdate(LifecycleEventArgs $args)
    {
        $this->switchToObject($args);
    }

    public function prePersist(LifecycleEventArgs $args)
    {
        $this->switchToId($args);
    }

    public function preUpdate(LifecycleEventArgs $args)
    {
        $this->switchToId($args);
    }
}

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this week our favorite sandwich shop in town, mendocino farms, has a vegan club on special and it looks scrumptious!
we're already in love with the soyrizo wrap and vegan shawarma at mendo, so we can't wait to check the club out. let's see how it stacks up against the current champion of the club club. go give this sandwich a try at any of the mendocino locations and let us know what you think!
– Rustic White = Vegan!
– Sensitive Baker's Gluten Free Bread = Vegan!
Don't forget the Singaporean Doca Wrap at Mendocino farms, it's a must try! Vegan coconut curried cauliflower mash with garbanzo beans, tamarind chutney, red onions, spinach… divine!
Had it for dinner tonight. Not bad. I got extra veganiase, cause that just makes everything better. They have 4 vegan sandwiches now!
They had a special Indian chickpea sandwich for a monthly special once which was AWESOME. AND they are coming to West Hollywood soon!


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Child maltreatment and the law : returning to first principles
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The increasingly curious response to children's harms
Families, child welfare, and the Constitution
Suitable families and parents in law
Defining maltreatment and permitting startingly broad state intervention
Removing children from maltreating families
Enlisting criminal justice systems in child protection
Shifting rules regulating the role of expertise
Rethinking laws regulating child protection
Appendix A. Defining child maltreatment
Appendix B. Removing children from their families
Appendix C. Criminal justice system responses
Appendix D. Expert and scientific evidence. The increasing curious response to children's harms
The legal regulation of family life
Legal responses to child maltreatment
Returning to child welfare law's foundations
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Last week's announcement of a $1,280 undergraduate tuition increase for the next academic year spurred student interest in other paths the university could take to stop the yearly trend of price hikes.
An increasingly popular alternative to these incremental increases at U.S. colleges and universities is the implementation of a fixed-rate tuition policy, designed for students to pay the same dollar amount each year they are enrolled as full-time students. The framework is set up with an established dollar amount announced to an incoming class, with a guarantee that tuition will remain unchanged throughout the student's predicted four years.
Though significant benefits arise for students planning tuition payments for their college careers, the predictions required for a fixed-rate system rely on too many variables to ensure a fair distribution of tuition costs for each incoming class.
Uncertain predictions mean that over-compensation for the margin of error in these numbers is in the university's best interest. Typically, students will end up paying a higher rate their first two years under a fixed-rate plan than they would paying tuition with the standard yearly increases Marquette now utilizes.
The goal of fixed-rate programs is not to keep down the actual dollar value paid by students in their time at a college or university. Rather, they allow students to budget and plan out their four years of payments more effectively by offering a number that will remain consistent each year until graduation. This system allows students to avoid the uncertainty about how much they will actually pay for their higher education once loan interest rates are taken into account.
But the fixed-rate system is limited to these benefits. By looking four years into the future, the risk taken on by the university under a fixed-rate system would be based on an educated guess – one that is far more unstable than Marquette's current practice of revisiting that amount year-to-year. Some students may find a college more feasible given the overall benefits of the fixed-rate, while others may turn away the offer given the possibility of paying a higher amount that accounts for future inflation.
Schools with fixed-rate policies base their tuition price on predictions for inflation rates, budgetary matters and the sensitivity of the endowment amount over the four years a particular class will be enrolled. Given the fluctuations Marquette experienced the past decade in all three of these categories, implementation of a fixed-rate policy could easily put certain classes at a disadvantage by paying amounts that make up for financial shortcomings – despite receiving the same treatment as their peers with different graduation years.
Inflation rates and the health of the economy, for example, are generally unsound and do not lend themselves well to accurate predictions. This makes Marquette's 2009-10 tuition hike of $3,050 per year, the largest jump in a decade, all the more pertinent: Economic conditions would have tagged the incoming Class of 2012 with a rate much higher than the three classes before it.
Also, the university endowment, which goes toward scholarships, faculty and staff pay and academic programs, is relatively smaller here than at many other universities of similar size. Marquette's 2013 endowment amounted to $457.8 million with about 8,400 undergraduates. By comparison, George Washington University, which switched to fixed-rate tuition in 2004, is endowed with $1.9 billion for an undergraduate body of about 10,000. A larger endowment offers much more stability for George Washington to have a fallback and prevent large hikes for each incoming class.
The fixed-rate tuition option does not offer a discount to students, and it could be disastrous given the instability of the university's many cost predictions. Marquette's yearly tuition increase is a hard pill to swallow, but it is the best option to minimize risk and ensure tuition is accurately distributed across the university's entire undergraduate body.


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Q: Calculate Cohen's d from mixed repeated messures ANOVA Can someone calculate Cohen's d for me from these data?
F(4, 42) = 39.37, p = 0.001, eta squared = 0.48

There were 3 groups measured on 3 times (pre-treatment, post-treatment, follow-up; I don't think SD is pooled for any of the SDs).  There were three groups, with the third group being the control group:
          Pre-treatment  Post-treatment       Follow-up
Group 1    37.10 (4.04)    16.10 (2.51)    17.88 (2.66)
Group 2    34.40 (5.50)    18.30 (4.62)    18.25 (4.83)
Group 3    34.30 (6.54)    25.55 (3.55)    28.14 (2.41)

A: You cannot calculate a $d$ effect size for more than two groups. For this, you would need to use Cohen's $f$. To calculate this, you will need to specify what type of variance proportion you want to use (e.g., $\eta^2$ or partial-$\eta^2$. Once you have made this decision, you can extract the necessary info from the ANOVA summary table. Then you can use the formula
$$f^2 = \frac{\eta^2}{1-\eta^2}$$


My father has alzheimers and is the main reason why I finally accepted my mediumship abilities and wanted to learn how to use my gifts. You see studies have shown that people with alzheimers have one foot here on earth and the other foot on the other side. That's why they often get scared. When they have the half glazed eye look on their face that looks like they are a million miles away from you, know that they are. It's when we try to snap them back into reality is when they often get scared because they shift their awareness from the other side back to our side then suddenly realize they don't recognize us or even know where they are.
Caring for someone with this disease comes with alot of stress and the ability to just go with the flow. You can't possibly get upset with someone who can't remember. Do expect them to ask the same questions over and over and over. This is where true patience comes into play. It doesn't do any good to raise your voice or yell. They won't understand why you are upset anyway. Try and take in a deep breath, and remain calm. From here you have two choices, answer the question again or redirect the question. I always like to go with redirecting and changing the subject. If someone is still in stage 1, you might not be able to redirect the behavior.
2. Try to go with the flow. This comes into play once they are in stage 2 or higher. If they say the sky is green then you say yes the sky is green. Does it really matter if the sky isn't green?
3. When trying to explain something to them always start off with providing a name of a familar person so that they feel loved and safe. They will be more willing and flexible to listen to you and to cooperate with you.
4. Don't rush the conversation. While you are trying to explain the situation you might have to repeat things a few times but that's ok.
5. When they get scared, tell them who you are and let them know that they are ok, loved, & safe.
6. Keep a photo album or pictures close by of spouses, kids, family, and friends. This will help trigger a memory and calm them down quicker.
7. Look straight into their eyes so you can make contact with their soul and hold their hands. Once you make eye to eye contract and can reach them through your soul it's only a matter of time before they will calm down and slowly snap back into reality.
8. Try and think of how this person can remember you and make a connection from the past. For me, I say remember the little girl who couldn't pronounce the word Ottawa and used to say it as awa? Then my dad always says that was you wasn't it. I say yep. Then he starts talking about how we had to practice saying that word and several other words over and over every night. You see I lost my two front teeth in first grade and had a hard time pronouncing words correctly.
9. Don't take it personally if they forget your name or think you are someone else.
10. Mixing up words. Before they completely forget they start to mix up people's names and places. That's ok. At least they still remember the event. Just help them out and provide the correct name or place and then identify the person or place so that they feel comfortable.
I live in Arizona where no matter where you look you can see mountains in the distance. Therefore, my dad refers to me as the girl who lives up in the mountains. In the beginning my mom would get really upset and says no Bernard she doesn't live in the mountains. Yet, my dad would come back with yes she does; you can see mountains everywhere which seeing mountains everywhere is actually a true fact. When you look outside my front door, I can see mountains off in the far distance no matter which way I go so technically my dad is correct. It's rare now that my dad will even call me by name. However, the first thing he does though is ask me, "So how is everything today up on that mountain?" I just chuckle and answer great.
They says it's best to keep alzheimers in their normal environment. I can personally tell you from own families nightmare just how true that statement is. Here's our story of what happened when my mom decided she needed a break and came to Arizona with my dad for 93 days in the winter.
I flew to Illinois in October 2018 and drove my parents to Arizona. It all started on day one with my dad. As he sat in the car even though we told him where we were going he kept thinking we were driving to the Quad Cities. We continued driving west on interstate 80. We had been on the road for hours and were nearing Omaha Nebraska when he sees a sign for the airport. He says you ladies need to pull the car over. I will drop you off at the airport here in the Quad cities then I need to head home to my wife. His wife at this point is the front seat driving the car. We could hardly keep a straight face. She replies, I am your wife. He responds back no you might be an Audrey but your not my Audrey. This was the first time my dad didn't recognize my mom driving in the car. I spent the next 30 minutes trying to reason with him and explain no this is your wife. I quickly realized that when we left his home, he started to not even recognize his own wife. He started referring to her as the other woman for the next 93 days. During the car ride he was good as gold. He liked to look out the window and watch the cars go by and comment on every single Black Angus cow that we passed. When we arrived at North Plate Nebraska it was very late and we had to get a hotel room. This is when the nightnare began. It was after dark and the brain decides to completely shutdown with no memory recall at all. We were in the hotel room, when all of a sudden my father takes his suitcase and decides he's going home. I'm trying to block him from leaving the hotel room, and he keeps saying I am going home. I say we are on a road trip going to Arizona to visit your son and grand kids. Remember? Of course he doesn't remember. Then, my mother and I try and tell him where we are. He is dumbfounded and says how did I end up in Nebraska. He can't beleive it. he says were we kidnapped? At this point, my mom and I can can't keep a straight face. However, it's late at night and we are tired. He wants to look out the window so we let him. He saees the cars in the parking lot and says OMG we were kidnapped. My mom says yes now get to bed. He goes back to bed but just lays there awhile because he's scared and confused. Not being able to calm him down, I have to resort to calling my brother. He then starts texting me family photos of my father and the rest of our family. I then show him all of the photos which takes an hour to go through and to calm him down. I"m so tired that I dno't sleep at all in fear that he might wake up and try and leave the hotel room. It is now 1:30am and he finally goes to sleep.
We get up eat breakfast and all is well. We get back on the road & so far so good. We are on the road a few hours when he starts to ask me if I am even old enough to drive his car. He wants to know why are you driving my car? I say because mom asked me to because you don't drive anymore. Then, he start to point out that we are going the wrong way. We need to turn around and head back east not west. I saw well we are going west today not east. My poor mom is trying to get a nap in since she didn't sleep at all either and both of us have to take turns driving since he can't drive. Lately, my dad was going through a faze where he kept eating. He would think he didn't eat, then he would ask to eat so we would feed him again. So to keep him busy in the car while my mom was driving I kept giving her snacks to preoccupy him. Day two was a rough day for me and my mom because we were exhausted. However, we quickly realized that taking him out his environment was not a good idea. His brain was starting to completely shutdown on basic things in life. My mom decides we need to keep driving rather than stop and getting a hotel room after 8 hours. I have a hard time seeing to drive at night & I was tired. Therefore, driving any further was difficult for me. NOt my 75 year old mother. Once she sets her mind to something you can't stop her. She says pull over. I will drive and she continues to drive on for another 3 more hours. When we finally get a hotel room, we are thinking that my dad would be so exhausted that he would just collapse and go to sleep. Not the case. I had to go through the photo album on my phone and show him pictures of everyone in the family. I had to explain where we were going and how long it would take to get there. I asked him if he had any questions. We let him turn on the tv and watch whatever he wanted in hopes that he would fall asleep. As luck would have it, he fell asleep early this night and we all got to sleep for 8 hours.
Finally, we all wake up rested and are feeling great. The plan is to be in Phoenix by nightfall. The road trip during the day is great. My dad is singing in the car and telling stories and appears to be happy. We finally arrive in Phoenix after dark. When we get to my house surprisingly he remembers my husband and spends about an hour talking with him while we are all just getting settled in. Then, it's back to bedtime or nightmare time as I like to call it. He remembers where he sleeps and goes directly to the room. He lays his suitcase on the bed and unzips it. What happens next is about to be a nightly occurence for the next several months. He then spends almost 4 hours zipping and unzipping his suitcase. Packing and then unpacking his cloths. You see the brain totally shuts down. He can't seem to remember what he's doing. I walk in several times and help him get his pjs out so he can go into the bathroom and get dressed. We finally get the pjs on. Then, I need to get his teeth brushed. After several hours we have pjs on and teeth brushed. The bedroom lights are still on. I keep hoping he's going to turn off the light and go to bed. He finally turns off the lights and comes walking out with street cloths on holding his suitcase. I say where are you going? He replies, "I am going home." This now is the first night of a nightly occurence of him picking up his suitcase and trying to leave and go home. I walk him back into the room and say we are staying here tonight. I show him pictures of his parents. I then show him pictures of his mother and say remember how she had alzheimers? He says, yes. I say well your three sisters have it now too. He looks at me at says oh. I say you do too. That's why you can't remember where you are. I explain that he's at my house. That he is loved and safe. He then calms down. I look him straight in the eye and say we need to get to sleep ok Everything is going to be ok. I will see you in the morning. I leave and go back and lay on the step of our stair case because he tries to leave a few more times. Finally he is so exhausted he finally just gives up and goes to sleep.
Dad wakes me up bright and early Saturday morning. I would have thought he would have slept in but no he is up at his usual time even with a time difference. I am exhausted. I have to turn keep the house alarm on to make sure he doesn't just walk out of the house. He wakes up with alot of energy and is ready to go for the day. So I talk my husband into taking in on a walk with the dog. Later I take him running errands with me while my poor mom is trying to sleep from pure exhaustation of having to take care of him on her own. Later in the day we finally arrive at my brothers place where they are to live for the next 3 months. Everything appears fine until bedtime. When the sun went down my dads brain completely shut down again. He suddenly didn't remember who we were or where he was. Worse my brother changed the room to where my dad would be staying so he kept trying to get into the wrong bedroom. It took us 4 hours to get him to bed. We went through the new same old routine. He would zip and unzip his suitcase. Then, pack and unpack the suitcase. We quickly learned the key was to have him take off his shoes and get his pjs on. If his pjs were on somehow he knew he need to go to bed. We finally got him to sleep around 11:00pm.
Day 5 is a Sunday. My brother and his family spends the entire day entertaining him while I am home getting all caught from being gone for 10 days.
When bedtime arrives we go through the exact samething of not remember, zipping, and unzipping the suitcase and trying to escape and go home. This is now our new nightly routine. He doesn't fall asleep until 11:00 pm and my brother needs to be up early for work.
Day 6 is a Monday. My brother and I are both back to work. My mom is supposed to be keeping an eye on my dad. However, he loves to ride his bike. Back home he rides his bike about 4 times a day and goes on long bikes rides. My mom is still extremely exhausted that she doesn't even realize that my dad has left the house on his bike. Luckily for him, he gets lost inside a gated community and did not leave this time. He stopped to ask two women for directions. They tried to help him find the house but he wasn't able to find the house so they called the police. They put him in the back of the squad car and the police officer drove around the neighborhood looking for a red car inside the garage. My dad had his car keys on him and kept hitting the alarm button. Finally, the alarm button went off and they realized that was his house so the police office walked him to the front door. My mom answered, he went in and that was the end of that. However, once I learned that I quickly filled out a profile and entered him into the Return Me Safe Program with the police department in case he went missing again. I later asked my dad what he did that day of which he responded nothing much. My broIther comes home from work and has to install locks on the gates outside and install new keyless locks inside the home so that no one can leave without a key.
I am home having a flash that my dad is going stir crazy trying to get out of the house and my mom is sick. I finally get in the car and drive there. Sure enough my mom isn't feeling well at all. She is sleeping 18 out of 24 hours a day. This becomes her new norm for the next two weeks. Obviously, something is wrong here. I now have to help take care of both them in addition to working for my husbands business. I spend my days out walking, riding a bike, going to church with my dad, & working off my iphone from my brothers place. I notice my dads personality has really changed. Now all of a sudden he is very religious. He is constantly asking questions about heaven such as who goes to heaven and who doesn't. What do you think heaven will be like? I try and answer his questions as best as I can. He now wants to go to church everyday. I find myself taking him because it's the one place where I know he will sit down and I can work off my phone in church. I know you aren't supposed to be working in church but when you are desparate trying to watch someone, work, and keep your family insane you do what you got to do. I think god has forgiven me for working in church since I'm doing a good deed of taking care of others.
Over the next two weeks, I have to move into my brothers house to take care of both of them. Driving back and forth everyday is out of the question. My mom is now sleeping nonstop 18 hours a day. She gets up just long enough to eat and go back to bed. I'm getting really nervous and start to think, OMG she had me drive them out here because she is dying & doesnt' want dad left alone. This gives me the opportunity though to control my dads diet and exercise. I am now able to start feeding him healthy foods with lots of green vegetables, fish, and start giving him coconut oil which is supposed to help stop the disease from spreading(supposedly). During the next couple of weeks, we see improvements in my dad. He is now back to talking and interacting with people. I start to play memory games with him on a daily basis although he doesn't recognize what we are even doing. For example, grouping cards into colors, numbers, patterns, and playing the game connect four which makes you think.
My faither is a 78 year old man who is in perfect health, exceellent shape, and likes to ride his bike about 15 miles a day. Now he is confined into riding a bike about 2 miles a day. We find that the less exercise he gets per days the harder it is for him to go to sleep at night. It gets so bad, we take him to a specialist thinking that putting him on medication would help ease him and allow him to go to sleep earlier and much comfortably. No not at all. Just the opposite happens. He takes the medicine the first day and is wired all day long. He is wired so much that it is now 1:00 am and he is still up and can't sleep. Nothing we say or do can help him go to sleep so we just have to wait until he tires himself out. We call the doctors office and they say to take him off the medicine immediately. So now what? How are we going to get him to go to sleep before midnight because we are exhausted. You would think he would be exhausted and would need to take a nap everyday but no. He doesn't nap. The more he is outside doing things, waking, riding a bike, or playing games the happy he is.


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Marksville és una població dels Estats Units a l'estat de Louisiana. Segons el cens del 2000 tenia una població de 9.537 habitants.

Demografia
Segons el cens del 2000, Marksville tenia 5.537 habitants, 2.036 habitatges, i 1.400 famílies. La densitat de població era de 524 habitants/km².

Dels 2.036 habitatges en un 36,3% hi vivien nens de menys de 18 anys, en un 41% hi vivien parelles casades, en un 22,4% dones solteres, i en un 31,2% no eren unitats familiars. En el 27,8% dels habitatges hi vivien persones soles el 13,8% de les quals corresponia a persones de 65 anys o més que vivien soles. El nombre mitjà de persones vivint en cada habitatge era de 2,57 i el nombre mitjà de persones que vivien en cada família era de 3,15.

Per edats la població es repartia de la següent manera: un 28,7% tenia menys de 18 anys, un 9,6% entre 18 i 24, un 27,2% entre 25 i 44, un 20,2% de 45 a 60 i un 14,3% 65 anys o més.

L'edat mediana era de 34 anys. Per cada 100 dones de 18 o més anys hi havia 72 homes.

La renda mediana per habitatge era de 20.750 $ i la renda mediana per família de 25.681 $. Els homes tenien una renda mediana de 24.896 $ mentre que les dones 15.865 $. La renda per capita de la població era d'11.546 $. Entorn del 32% de les famílies i el 34,8% de la població estaven per davall del llindar de pobresa.

Poblacions més properes
El següent diagrama mostra les poblacions més properes.

Referències

Entitats de població de Louisiana

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Juniper finds VPN decryption code in source: Patch out now
Adam Newman	 Dec 19, 2015
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Unfortunately, the earliest affected operating system version, ScreenOS 6.2.0r15, has been released in 2008, which means attackers had nine years at their disposal to carry out their attacks and then step back into the shadows.
The second issue (CVE-2015-7756) could allow a skilled attacker to intercept and decrypt VPN traffic, but Juniper says that there is no indication that there have been any successful exploits.
However, Worrall did not reveal the source from which Juniper thinks the unauthorized code had originated.
A senior US official who declined to be named because of the sensitivity of the matter said the Department of Homeland Security is working with Juniper as it investigates the issue.
Meanwhile, Juniper partner SecureData this morning issued its customers with a threat advisory relating to the vulnerability.
"This is troubling in a broader sense that decrypting the traffic defeats the goal of having the VPN and would allow anyone to sniff the network and have access to that traffic".
"During a recent internal code review, Juniper discovered unauthorised code in ScreenOS that could allow a knowledgeable attacker to gain administrative access to NetScreen devices and to decrypt VPN connections", he warned.
"If it's been around since 6.2, it's certainly been very low profile and if it was a used vulnerability, it would have hit somewhere by now", he said. Unfortunately, they do not know how the code got there or by whom it was introduced, but they do have their suspicions. These two issues are independent of each other. It has also been reported that the unauthorized code may have been present since 2008. It has been speculated that the most likely culprit for such tampering would be the NSA or one of its many counterparts around the world.
The compromise of such a prominent vendor with code specifically designed for spying echoes operations by the NSA described in documents leaked in 2013 by former contractor Edward Snowden. They installed covert implant firmware onto the device before sending it to its final destination.
Malware known as Feedtrough "burrows into Juniper firewalls and makes it possible to smuggle other NSA programs into mainframe computers, "Der Spiegel said".
Neither Juniper nor the Federal Bureau of Investigations, which separate reports claim are also on the case, have responded to media inquiries for comment.


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The use of a spinnaker chute on Mirror dinghies is now pretty well universal, and as a result, so is a combined spinnaker halyard & retriver line. In other words, the halyard starts tied to the head of the spinnaker, goes around a block just above forestay level, back down to a block normally on the stowage bulkhead, back to a cleat near the aft edge of the daggerboard case and then becomes the retriver line, running around a block and into the end of the sock of the spinnaker chute, coming out of the mouth of the chute and ends tied to the retriver patch in the middle of the spinnaker.
In my experience it's not worth trying to have the halyard and retriver parts different thicknesses. If you try and do this you end up with a join, and that causes trouble. 3mm diameter dyneema/spectra is just thick enough for a spinnaker halyard and is not too heavy when used as a retriver line, so just go for about 12 metres as per our Running Rigging Specification.
Although the general halyard arrangement is pretty standard (described above), there are variations, so I'll now go through things in some detail.
The block just above forestay level.
On all Bermuda masts (apart from the Trident-UK one ), the halyards run inside the mast, so this block is a sheve box. For some reason, Bermuda masts don't tend to have spinnaker cranes fitted (it's a race legal fitting, but nobody seems to bother).
On a Gunter mast the halyards are external and the use of a spinnaker halyard crane is very common, see the article on fitting out a Gunter Mast for details of common spinnaker cranes which is where this block is fitted. On a Trident-UK Bermuda mast, the halyard is external and this block is fitted with a "stand up" spring.
If the halyard runs inside the mast, it normally emerges via a slot below the gooseneck. On the Superspars this is on the starboard side, on a Needlespar this is on the port side. I don't know about other makes. It probably makes sense for the position of this slot to determine which side of the centreline the turning block is on and which side of the daggerboard case the halyard runs. The aim is to reduce friction by allowing the halyard to run a path with minimal rubbing.
If the halyard is external, I perfer to run it down the port side of the mast (same side as the spinnaker chute) and the port side of the daggerboard case. The length of halyard running down to the bulkhead is prone to blow around when not in use and can get fouled around the spinnaker pole eye etc.
I use a small block fitted to the inboard end of the boom on the port side to help keep the halyard under control and stop it getting fouled up.
I perfer to have the turning block on the stowage bulkhead as low as possible so that, as far as possible, the halyard is out of the way of the crew.
If your block is a single, it's a good idea to have one with a "stand up" spring like this Ronstan RF20141to stop it "capsizing" when there is no tension on the halyard, and then jambing when you try and pull the spinnaker up.
On wooden boats, a cleat mounted on the batten running up the aft edge of the daggerboard case works well. In this case the cleat is a Ronstan RF5001 with a RF5005, which Ronstan describe as a "front" fairlead.
You need some sort of fairlead on the cleat to make it easy to cleat the halyard.
On GRP Winders, the cleat is often mounted under the mainsheet block mounting platform.
If you decide to mount the cleat upside down like this, for example under the thwart, you need to ensure it is mounted on a shallow wedge and thus correctly angled, or the halyard runs through a fairlead ahead of the cleat, so the halyard does not uncleat itself under tension.
Some like to run the halyard around a block fixed to the floor aft of the cleat and designed so the halyard runs through the cleat while it is been hoisted as in this photo of 70606 - All The Right Reasons.
The halyard then runs over the top of the toestrap to a block at the end of the spinnaker sock. The location of this block depends on where your sock runs.
In this case it's on the thwart support which has been angled so the retriver line runs smoothly with the helm standing to pull down the spinnaker.
If your spinnaker sock runs along the sidedeck, the block needs to be fixed to the topsides as on this photo of Winder 70618 - Tinytanic (halyard is thin blue & yellow line).
In order to keep all the spinnaker inside a short sock like this, you need to run the retiver line though a plastic ring before attaching it to the retiver patch on the spinnaker. The ring has a length of elastic fixed to it, about the same length as the sock. The other end is fixed near the mouth of the chute. When you pull the spinnaker down, the elastic streaches and the retriver patch and ring come back well past the end of the sock, pulling the head, tack and clew of the spinnaker into the chute. When you let the retriver line go, the elastic pulls the middle of the spinnaker back into the sock as well.
One final tip from 1997 World Champion Chris Balding is to have a small lacing hook by the port (i.e. same side as the spinnaker chute) shroud plate with the open part facing upwards or forwards.
When the halyard is not in use it is clipped into the hook and the halyard tensioned slightly and cleated. This keeps the halyard out of the way, not getting blown around and not interfering with the jib or the jib tell tales. If you pull the halyard hard it will come out of the clip so you can hoist the spinnaker normally. Most people find the standard clip works fine. If you find the halyard comes out too easily, you can modify the clip to tighten it up. I drilled a plain non-countersunk hole under the point of the hook, cut the adjacent old fixing hole off and used a pan head screw to reduce the gap for the halyard. A bit of a fiddle, but it worked for me.