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Q: Transferring set of points to Bezier curve In my WPF application I'm working on a drawing mechanism to make annotations on top of images. For now I have functionality to draw paths where my drawn path will consist of the collected points from the drawing. More closely I'm adding StylusPoints to an InkPresenter as I collect them through the MouseMoved event. The InkPresenter is set as child to a Canvas, which then is what will hold the drawings. I could also draw a LineSegment in a Path if that's any different?
My problem with this drawing is that it won't be smooth. Therefore I'd like the resulting curve to be represented as a Bezier curve. This is a technique used e.g. in Adobe Illustrator. Now; is there a way to handle this? To first build a collection of points that represents the bumpy curve drawn, and then transform this to a Bezier curve which resembles the drawn curve?

A: If you want to fit a curve to a set of points, think spline (of which Bezier is a subset).
Here is a PDF about how to fit a Bezier to four points, easily extended to n.  This came from Don Lancaster's guru's lair, which has a great set of tutorials on Beziers.

A: Charles Petzold has a class CanonicalSpline in the sample code for his Line Chart With Data Templates article in MSDN Magazine.
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The key method of the class creates a PathGeometry from a set of points.

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Three Thoughts About The Future of School Integration
What follows is an edited transcript of my remarks at a Century Foundation panel held on Wednesday, The Future of School Integration, about a new book by the same name. The speakers included the book's editor, Richard Kahlenberg, as well as contributors Stephanie Aberger, Marco Basile, and Sheneka Williams, and fellow commenter Derek Black of Howard University's Law School.
There are three points I want to make today.
It's important that those of us who support socio-economic integration don't oversell the evidence, and I'm worried that in the book and in today's comments we're doing some of that.
We shouldn't pit controlled choice against other forms of school choice, especially charter schools.
We need to think of controlled choice not just as a means of integrating schools; we need to think of diverse schools as a choice in and of themselves.
Let me take each of these points in turn.
On not overselling the evidence
I think it's a mistake to say, as Marco did, that we've known since the Coleman Report that integrated schools do better. We know that there's a relationship. Rick goes into this in his book, looking at NAEP scores and other evidence, and you can see that in schools with more integration, students perform better—especially poor and minority students. But that does not necessary prove that school integration "works."
Those of us who support school choice and school vouchers used to like to point out the higher test scores and graduation rates for poor kids in Catholic schools—and argue that therefore Catholic schools are better than public schools. But critics rightfully argued that you can't prove that it's the Catholic schools that are making the difference. There's a selection bias issue. There might be something about the families who are choosing Catholic schools that is relating to the higher achievement, not necessarily the schools themselves. That led to demand for random assignment studies in which we could track kids that not only look the same on the surface (in terms of their background and parental education and such) but had the same motivation. They all entered a lottery, some got in, some didn't, and we could track their progress. And what we found was that there is an advantage for Catholic schools but it's smaller than we thought.
We probably have a similar situation when it comes to socioeconomically integrated schools. We haven't had many random assignment studies. Heather Schwartz's paper is an important contribution to the research for that reason. But the Chris Swanson study that Marco cited, which found graduation rates to be 10 percentage points higher in socio-economically integrated high schools, is far from gold-standard evidence. As Marco admits in his paper, the evidence is "limited," because of the selection bias problem.
So we have to be careful not to pretend that we know for sure that if we integrate our schools we will see these huge benefits in terms of increased student achievement and higher graduation rates. We might. But we don't know that for sure. It's similar to the way in which we don't know for sure whether we'd see big gains if we sent more kids into Catholic or charter schools.
Still, I personally find the evidence on integration compelling. Not the evidence discussed here, or in the book, but some of the peer effects research done by Rick Hanushek and Caroline Hoxby that examines the composition of classrooms. What they both find is a strong relationship between the composition of classrooms and student achievement. Mostly this has been looked at in terms of race. As you have high concentrations of African-Americans in a classroom, the African-Americans perform worse. Some scholars have raised questions about these studies, but still, they are pretty compelling.
So if we can get not only integrated schools but also integrated classrooms there's some evidence that you can have an impact on achievement. But that brings us to another challenge. I strongly suspect that many of these integrated schools we're talking about—especially magnet schools—don't necessarily have integrated classrooms. You have schools within schools where there's a population that's mostly middle class / upper middle class in the magnet program and the rest of the school is mostly poor. I'm not convinced that we have much evidence that that's going to do much good in terms of raising achievement.
We have similar issues with gifted programs, honors programs, and AP programs. But if you say to the upper middle class parents: Not only do we want you to choose an integrated school, but we're NOT going to allow you to choose a gifted program or another opportunity for your kids to get extra challenge—that's going to be another political difficulty.
In other words, this is all much more complicated than some of today's conversation has indicated.
On not pitting "controlled choice" against other forms of choice
This is a big mistake politically and strategically. There are a lot of influential people out there who support charter schools and would be with us on controlled choice, but who will be against us if it's framed as one or the other. We've heard from Stephanie that while we could be achieving a lot more integration than we are today, for the foreseeable future there is still going to be a LOT of schools with concentrated poverty. And the question then is: How do we make those schools as high achieving and successful as possible?
My own view is that we look out there and see the KIPPs and other "no excuses" charter schools, as well as some traditional public schools and Catholic schools, that are serving high concentrations of poverty and are doing an amazing job, and we should celebrate those examples and replicate them, rather than saying "it can't be done except with integration." Because we'll never have 100 percent integration.
So let's have two tracks: Let's do everything we can to integrate the schools, and for the schools that are going to have high concentrations of poverty, let's make sure that they are excellent as well.
On diverse schools as a choice in and of themselves
Finally, my last point: The conversation that Rick has led and that's in the book is how to use controlled choice to get schools that are more integrated. So we say, "OK, we know that middle class/ upper middle class parents like things like language immersion schools, or Montessori schools, or STEM. So we will develop magnet programs, put them in high poverty neighborhoods, and convince affluent parents to cross into other communities for their children's schooling."
I don't have a problem with that, and if you can make it work, and work out the logistics, great.
But we're missing an opportunity if we don't think of integrated schools as another brand of choice. In other words, some parents want language immersion, some parents want STEM, some parents want Montessori, some parents want something even more progressive. And some parents really want integrated schools. I am hopeful that there are many of those parents out there who would like to choose that kind of a school for their child.
So, for example, we have in the charter school movement a very important development recently in which there are a number of diverse charter schools that are getting started: Capital City here in DC, the Denver School of Science and Technology, High Tech High. These are excellent schools that have as their mission to be both high achieving and to be diverse. And there's a place within the charter school movement for these integrated schools. Part of the message to parents is: Choose the school not only because of the academic program that we offer but because you value integration. Parents have signed up. And when they are excellent schools, parents come in droves. Let's respect parents enough to make diversity a selling point as well.
You can watch the entire discussion from Wednesday's panel, The Future of School Integration, below.
-Michael Petrilli
This post originally appeared on the Fordham Institute's Flypaper Blog


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Imagine a "good networker." What do you think of? Is it someone who wears a slick suit and a big smile, deftly juggling a drink and saying stuff like, "Let's circle up" or "I'd love to pick your brain"?
I once viewed networking as a superficial skill — most commonly unleashed at industry events or over LinkedIn — steeped in inauthenticity. Uncomfortable with the "ick" factor, I have always been terrible at that kind of networking, finding it phony and even kind of nauseating.
And yet it turns out I've been networking all along without even realizing it, just by showing up to work each day or dropping by a Friday night happy hour, even when I'm a little tired.
I know that because nearly every job I've gotten has come from a colleague I worked with at a previous gig. That's pretty typical, but career guides don't always make clear just how pervasive this truth is for most workers. "People get jobs through people they know," career expert Alexandra Levit told Mic by phone. "This is the most common and best way to get a new job."
In my first journalism gig as an editorial assistant at a tech magazine, my job consisting primarily of unboxing computers that other people got to review — fun! But eventually I got a shot at writing articles, and an editor on staff started to notice my work. When he jumped ship to run a hot media startup, I was one of his first hires.
My friend Michal Shamli, a registered nurse in New York, shares my feelings about the awkwardness of networking: "I don't feel like I am a good networker," she said. "I'm not super comfortable with it."
Yet Shamli also got a job as a part-time infusionist — to supplement her full-time gig in an emergency room — from her manager at the hospital. "She wanted to help me out," Shamli told me, adding that she landed that job because her then-boss was close friends with the hiring manager at the new place. Crucially, the personal connection meant something: "I wasn't just a name and a number," she said.
How do you network the natural way?
"It sounds ridiculously simple: Be the best person at your group in your job," Levit said. "Always be the person who is willing to take on challenges."
Networking on the job is — at its core — just being the best version of yourself, both as an assiduous worker and a decent, friendly person. New to the gig? Take it slow. You don't have to volunteer for a million responsibilities; simply take your first assignment and try to exceed expectations. If you knock it out of the park, people will start to notice, and you'll be asked to do other stuff. Coworkers may ask you for advice and you'll do the same.
All this will come naturally in time. Don't try to force the connection or get all Dale Carnegie on your colleagues. People can spot that kind of phoniness a mile away. Ask real questions because you want to know the answer. And don't let your ego keep you from accepting help. Thanks to something dubbed the Benjamin Franklin effect, colleagues might feel even warmer toward you after lending a hand.
Finally, remember that being good at your job isn't just about technical skills. The soft skills you bring to the office — including teamwork, communication and leadership — will also help you prove your mettle, career expert Heather Huhman told Mic by phone. Being a respectful, positive member of your office is arguably as much part of your job as your daily to-do list.
Those things matter when you are up for your next job because, "a lot of people have the hard skills, but if they don't fit into the company culture that is going to lose you the job every time," Huhman said.
Can you network through LinkedIn?
While I've gotten many a job lead from LinkedIn — along with several interviews — I never got a job from it. Your mileage may vary, but regardless of whether LinkedIn leads directly to your next job, it still comes in handy. The interviews I landed through it were great for practicing my interviewing skills, learning the real pay for positions I'm a good fit for and understanding how different companies measure their success.
I'm no longer stumped by smart interview questions like, "What's your management style?" and "How can you contribute to the diversity here?" I know when a potential employer is low-balling me on salary, and I have a few ways to get them to raise their number — all good to know.
If you want to use LinkedIn to get in touch with an old coworker or college acquaintance, go ahead. You might have great luck, but don't "spray and pray."
Kathleen Brady, a career coach and the author of Get a Job! 10 Steps to Career Success, told Mic by phone that it's a huge turnoff "when people send me an invitation to link and I have no idea who they are." Instead, choose the people you reach out to carefully and tailor each message to the recipient.
Nobody has perfect social skills but some are more naturally gifted at making connections. Since "likability is your key to success," as Brady said, it's worth your time to self-reflect. What's your biggest weak spot? How can you fix it?
If you tend to get mentally sucked into work, for example, try not to forget basic niceties — like asking someone who's been sick how they're feeling. If you have trouble keeping your cool when something goes wrong, learn to manage your stress, whether through deep breathing and meditation or taking a short walk. "You can't go around like your hair is on fire," notes Brady, or you risk alienating people.
And you can even work on shyness: "Find your comfort zone and stretch two steps out of it," Brady suggested. For extreme introverts, that could mean dropping by a training session or lecture offered by a different department to expand your network beyond your boss and immediate work group.
Feeling bolder? Then drop by happy hour. And by all means, go to your colleagues' parties if you are invited. Getting closer with colleagues won't just help you find your next gig; it will make the day-to-day of your current job more enjoyable — and may even lead to close friendships.


Thug Aonghas Moireasdan (1865-1942) a Loch Braoin, a rinn beo-shlaint mar mharsanta ti, amach na leabhraichean, Orain nam Beann (1913), Duain agus Orain Ghaidhlig (1929) Dh'amais e air bardachd ann an saor-rannaidheachd, agus thug e gu barr, ann an lionmhorachd a chuid Smuaintean air Morachd Impireachd Bhreatainn. Chuir e seachad uine dhe bheatha mar runaire air Comunn Gaidhlig Inbhirnis, agus, ann an Dun Eideann, bha e na bhall de Chomunn Tir nam Beann.
Niall Ros (1871-1943) minisdear, as an Eilean Sgiathanach: Choisinn a dhan Am Faigh a Ghaidhlig Bas duais aig a chiad Mhod, ann an 1892. Sgoilear a bh'ann, a dheasaich trachdas air Heroic Poetry from the Book of the Dean of Lismore, a chaidh fhoillseachadh leis an Scottish Gaelic Texts Society, ann an 1939. Rinn e amas, ann an 1152 loighne, air an darna cogadh mor a chur an ceill ann am bardachd, Armageddon, dan eile a moladh impireachd, 's cha tainig dan Gaidhlig eile cho faisg air McGonagall ris, a reir Raghnaill Mhic Ille Dhuibh15.
Aonghas Robasdan / MacDhonnchaidh (1871-1948), a Breacais, anns an Eilean Sgiathanach. Chaidh e dh'obair airson companaidh foillseachaidh ann an Glaschu. Bha e sas gu mor ann an saoghal na Gaidhlig anns a bhaile: nuair a bha e na cheann-suidhe air a Chomunn Gaidhealach, steidhich e Crun a Bhaird. Mar sgriobhadair e fhein, tha e air a chuimhneachadh airson An t-Ogha Mor, nobhal (1913), air nach eil moran feill an diugh, agus cruinneachadh de dhain, Cnoc an Radhairc (1940).


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Film Review: Captain America: The Winter Soldier (spoiler-free)
April 6, 2014 April 25, 2018 Greyhawk GrognardUncategorizedComic Books, Film Reviews, Marvel6 Comments on Film Review: Captain America: The Winter Soldier (spoiler-free)
Short version: this is the best Marvel film to date. See it. Yes, it's better than The Avengers. I saw it without IMAX or 3D, in a theater about 90% full.
One thing I am loving about the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) is that they're not afraid to do films that stretch the boundaries of what you think a "comic book film" should be. As other reviewers have stated, this is a movie straight out of the 1970's political thriller genre, and you can see Three Days of the Condor, Black Sunday, and others in here. With the scifi-comedy that Guardians of the Galaxy seems to be setting itself as, I wouldn't be at all surprised to see a "modern supernatural" film (such as Doctor Strange, who does get name-checked in this film) or even a straight contemporary romance film in the MCU at some point. They want to prove that the MCU is versatile, and they're successful.
To break down the obvious: the action scenes are extremely well done, although I am very tired of the "shaky cam". It's not nearly as bad here as it is in some films, but it's still there and it's annoying. I want to be able to make out details in the action scenes, and the shaky cam makes that more difficult.
The special effects are impeccable. CGI has truly come into its own, and this film demonstrates it. There's no visual indication that you're not seeing aircraft carriers rise into the air, or Sam Wilson (the Falcon) fly on metal wings.
This is very much a plot-driven film, although there are great moments of character development, such as Captain America still coming to grips with the fact that he's 70 years out of time, the playful banter between him and Black Widow, and his friendship with the Falcon that make this so much more than a shoot'em-up-and-explosions film. Speaking of Black Widow, she features enormously in this film, and people who have been saying she should have been given her own film might look on this and be sated. It could easily have been called "Captain America and Black Widow".
One thing I particularly liked was that the trailers seem to have been deliberately edited to put viewers off the scent of what was actually going on. If, like me, you thought you had sussed out the broad outlines of the plot from the trailers and released footage, you are dead wrong, and it was a delight to realize it as the film unfolded. I like to think that was deliberate, and if it was, they're operating on a meta-level that just increases my respect for the entire Marvel films team.
There are a ton of genuinely "what the HELL did he just say?" moments. There are plot twists that surprised the hell out of me, and apparently the entire audience, as there were audible gasps when certain characters said certain things. There is plenty of fan-service, and it's great, being loyal to the spirit of the comics as well as consistent with the MCU mythology they've laid out thusfar. If you're a fan of the MCU, and especially if you're a fan of the television show Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., you will know that it is no exaggeration that this film "changes everything you know about the Marvel Universe". It does, and in so doing it opens it up to much greater possibilities that will make die-hard comics fans very, very happy.
As an aside, regarding Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., this film plugs in perfectly with the show. There's a line in last Tuesday's episode, End of the Beginning, that directly ties into the film (as well as a shared character), and with the changes that this film wreaks in the MCU, I am beside myself wondering how it will impact the show. If you gave up on the show because the first half of the season was slow (and no denying it – it definitely was), the last couple of episodes really stepped up the pace, and the last six episodes promise to really explore the implications of everything that Winter Soldier set up. It's worth sitting through ten or eleven slow-burn episodes to get to the final eleven or twelve OMG THAT'S GREAT episodes. The first half of the season was a sort of bridge between Iron Man 3 and Winter Soldier. If that's to be the function of the show going forward (filling in the gaps between the various films), I think it's a dandy one.
One more thing – this film manages to avoid the stereotypical "fish out of water" gags. Yes, Cap keeps a list of things that people tell him he should look into, but he's adjusting. There's no staring dumbly into a phone with buttons instead of a rotary dial, no gap-jawed wonderment at the Internet. He's out of time, but he's picking it up, quickly. Just like you'd expect most people to do. He's much more dismayed by the moral changes in the world since 1944, rather than the technological ones.
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credible villain
On the whole, in the context of the MCU, this is the best film that Marvel has come out with. It is better plotted, with better and genuinely I-didn't-see-that-coming plot twists, than The Avengers. It has better character moments, especially the interactions between Cap and Falcon and Black Widow. You actually get to see Nick Fury in action, more the bad-ass top agent that's been implied, than the bureaucrat that's been shown, in previous films. There are smart nods to the classic comic book canon, and inventive uses of C-list characters (Baltroc the Leaper is actually a pretty impressive and even realistic foe, rather than a joke) that demonstrate a real love of the source material, but a willingness to go beyond a slavish reiteration.
There are two helpings of shawarma in the credits. Make sure you stay until the house lights come up. One features a character that comic fans will recognize, and a prop that film fans will recognize, and both of them in the 20 seconds they're on screen could be the basis of a movie in and of themselves. And there's another that neatly ties into one of the recurring themes of one of the major characters.
This is a perfect Marvel movie. Go see it.
PS: Bonus points for the first person who can point out the Butch Cassidy/The Sting Easter egg in the film.
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6 thoughts on "Film Review: Captain America: The Winter Soldier (spoiler-free)"
Desert Scribe says:
Didn't catch the references to Butch Cassidy or The Sting, but there's a great Tarantino reference in there as well.
EverKang says:
Thanks for the review! My sister just came back from seeing it, and she concurs with you. I aim to see it next weekend, and I'm a lot more excited about it now!
Thanks for your site, by the way. Been enjoying it for some months now.
Greyhawk Grognard says:
When Robert Redford opens his refrigerator, there's a jar of "Newman's Own" pasta sauce in there. That's Paul Newman's brand.
Brian Lujan says:
whew…I thought I was the only one that thought it was better than The Avengers.
I definitely thought it was at least as good at Iron Man 1 and The Dark Knight…and maybe even slightly better because I'm biased towards Cap
By better than the Avengers movie, you mean, even more awesome. Pushing the metric by which we measure awesome past previous concepts of what awesome can achieve.
The camera shots were a problem, I agree. What bothered me was the "over the fuzzy shoulder of someone/thing" shots.
This was really not a super-hero movie. Yes, there were four super-soldiers, but that was incidental to the movie concept. It was, as you say, a political thriller, first and for most. They missed a good opportunity though. They gave Widow's birth year as 1980, rather than what it is in the "regular" Marvel Comics universe (just a few years after Cap's). This would have led to some good witty banter ("You've been calling me a fossil?" "Well, you're still older than me.")
As for Easter Eggs, they are all over, but they go so fast, I could not catch them. Little points of focus, that tell you that a book on a shelf, or some such, is important, but I just couldn't get most of them in the time allotted. And, as it has been over 30 years since I watched either of Redford's movies, I couldn't even begin to get them.
I liked the end run play they are doing around the X-Men license. That's all I will say about that, 'cuz spoiler, but it fits in with the language from the TV show.
Matt Celis says:
First Iron Man is still the best Marvel movie. But I can't complain about Scarlett in skintights.
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Accra, March 27, GNA - President John Agyekum Kufuor on Monday received a special message from his Algerian counterpart, Mr Abdul Aziz Bouteflika, at the Castle, Osu.
The contents of the message, delivered by Mr Abdelkader Messahel, Minister in charge of Maghreban and Africa, were, however, not disclosed. Speaking after th e formal handing over of the message to President Kufuor; Mr Messahel said he had been mandated to discuss ways of strengthening bilateral relations between Ghana and Algeria as well as issues of importance to Africa.
He also spoke on the political situation in the Western Sahara, which, for years had been on the agenda of the United Nations (UN) and said the consensus was to allow the people there the right to self-determination.
President Kufuor said he was happy with the message on deepening bilateral relations between the two countries as well as the holding of discussions on matters about the Continent including the right of self-determination by the people of Western Sahara. Also at the Castle to pay a courtesy call on President Kufuor was the Deputy Secretary-General of the World Customs Organisation, Mr Kunio Mikuriya.


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Social Structure and the Production of Young Cyber Criminals in Nigeria
Edward Uche Omeire Federal University of Technology Owerri, Imo State, Nigeria
Charles Omeire O Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike, Abia State, Nigeria
The advent of information and communication technology (ICT) and the ensuing diffusion of internet in sub Saharan Africa have ushered in a new form of criminality commonly referred to as Nigerian scams or yahoo-yahoo.In recent times, there has been an upsurge in the number of youths involved in cybercrime. Using Robert Merton's Social Strain Theory as a theoretical premise, the paper posits that socio-cultural pressure on youths to achieve pecuniary success and frustration arising from a sense of discrepancy between individual aspirations and legitimate means to realize these ambitions lead to the emergence of yahoo boys sub-culture in Nigeria. The paper recommends among other things value re-orientation, the enactment of appropriate legislation and job creation to cater for the army of frustrated youths who are easily recruited into this criminal enterprise owing to unemployment and structural inequality in the Nation.
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3. Carey, J.W. (1988). The Mythos of Electronic Revolution', in J.W. Carey (ed.) Communication as Culture: Essays on Media and Society, New York: Unwin Hyman pp. 113-140
4. Carter, S. and Jones-Evans, D. (Eds.) (2012). Enterprise and Small Business? Principles, Practice and Policy. (3rd edition) Harlow: FT Prentice Hall, pp.545.
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11. Ige, O. A. (2008). Secondary School Students' Perceptions of Incidences of Internet Crimes among School Age Children in Oyo and Ondo States, Nigeria. A Master dissertation in the Department of Teacher Education, University of Ibadan
12. Kalathil, S. & Boas, C. T.(2003).Open Networks, Closed Regimes: The Impact of Internet on Authoritarian Rule. Washington, DC: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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Is working with family members a good idea or not? Is it just blatant nepotism or economic necessity?
Any parent will always want the very best for their children and will provide any help that they can give them in gaining employment. I have worked with clients in many large corporate clients who are proud to tell me that their children are employed in the same business, and that they helped them get their roles. In my experience it works better when they are not in the same department and obviously not a direct manager or supervisor. That's not to say it doesn't work.
I have a particular SME client in Birmingham where 'The Board' includes the son and daughter of the previous owner (since retired) and the management team includes a son and daughter of the one director and the daughter of the other! However the Managing Director is not 'family' but the managers all report directly to him. This interesting 'dynamic' does cause him a great deal of sleepless nights but does mean the 'children' do not report direct to their parents.
In small and micro businesses (including many tradesmen) it is often expected that the 'son' or 'sons' of the owner will join the family firm. I loved it when back in the 80's when it became more widespread to see "& daughter" above small shop frontages and on sign written vans.
Sadly I think the tradition of following your father's footsteps is in decline. The internet revolution opened up access to more information and options for young people and their motivations and goals have generally changed. Having said that the Modern Apprenticeship Schemes do allow businesses to employ their own children.
The other thing that has changed is the number of young people from traditional working class backgrounds having the chance and opting to go to university. I'm all in favour of any option providing the individual is happy and motivated by their choice, rather than being coerced into it.
I don't think that there is a right or wrong answer to working with family members. It all comes down to how effective the relationship and communication is between the parent and child concerned. The ability to separate home and work life can also be an issue. Where I have seen parent and children working very well together (regardless of the size of the business) is where the parent manager is a great leader in general, not just with their child.
What do you think? Do you work with your child/children? Would it be a disaster?


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This patent application claims priority under 35 U.S.C. §119 to U.S. Provisional Patent Application No. 60/857,666, entitled "Check Processing Using Substitute Check Images," filed Nov. 7, 2006, the complete disclosure of which is hereby fully incorporated herein by reference. This patent application also is related to co-pending U.S. patent application Ser. No. 11/983,034, entitled "Automated Return Item Re-Clear," filed Nov. 6, 2007, U.S. patent application Ser. No. 11/983 033, entitled "Prioritizing Checks for Electronic Check Processing," filed Nov. 6, 2007, U.S. patent application Ser. No. 11/983,032, entitled "System and Method for Processing Duplicative Electronic Check Return Files," filed Nov. 6, 2007, and U.S. patent application Ser. No. 11/982,923, entitled "System and Method for Processing Duplicative Electronic Check Reversal Files," filed Nov. 6, 2007. The complete disclosure of each of the foregoing related applications is hereby fully incorporated herein by reference.
wherein the duplicate detection module is implemented in a computer system that comprises instructions stored in a machine-readable medium and a processor that executes the instructions.
2. The method of claim 1, wherein the at least a portion of the ICL file comprises the entire ICL file.
3. The method of claim 1, wherein the at least a portion of the ICL file comprises at least one of an ICL, an item bundle, and an item of the ICL file.
4. The method of claim 1, wherein the unique identifier comprises information derived from information within the ICL file.
5. The method of claim 1, wherein the unique identifier comprises at least one objective metric of the at least a portion of the ICL file.
in response to determining that the at least one element is not a duplicate, storing the unique identifier assigned to the at least one element in the record.
8. The method of claim 1, wherein the duplicate detection module determines that the at least a portion of the ICL file is a duplicate if the information stored in the record includes the unique identifier assigned to the at least a portion of the ICL file.
9. The method of claim 1, wherein the unique identifier comprises hashed information related to the at least a portion of the ICL file.
10. The method of claim 9, wherein the hashed information comprises at least one of a byte count of the ICL file, a total number of ICL's in the ICL file, a total number of bundles in the ICL file, a total number of items in the ICL file, and a total dollar value of the items in the ICL file.
11. The method of claim 9, wherein the hashed information comprises at least two of a byte count of the ICL file, a total number of ICL's in the ICL file, a total number of bundles in the ICL file, a total number of items in the ICL file, and a total dollar value of the items in the ICL file.
13. The method of claim 12, wherein the unique identifier comprises information derived from information within the ICL.
14. The method of claim 12, wherein the unique identifier comprises at least one objective metric of the ICL.
15. The method of claim 14, wherein the objective metric comprises a byte count of the ICL.
in response to determining that the at least one element of the ICL is not a duplicate, storing the unique identifier assigned to the at least one element of the ICL in the record.
in response to determining that the item bundle is a duplicate, determining, by the duplicate detection module, not to process the item bundle for at least one of payment and presentment.
in response to determining that the item is a duplicate, determining, by the duplicate detection module, not to process the item for at least one of payment and presentment.
19. The method of claim 12, wherein the duplicate detection module determines that the ICL file is a duplicate if the information stored in the record includes the unique identifier assigned to the ICL file.
20. The method of claim 12, wherein the unique identifier comprises hashed information related to the ICL.
21. The method of claim 20, wherein the hashed information comprises at least one of a byte count of the ICL, a total number of bundles in the ICL, a total number of items in the ICL, and a total dollar value of the items in the ICL.
22. The method of claim 20, wherein the hashed information comprises at least two of a byte count of the ICL, a total number of bundles in the ICL, a total number of items in the ICL, and a total dollar value of the items in the ICL.
24. The method of claim 23, wherein the unique identifier comprises information derived from information within the item bundle.
25. The method of claim 23, wherein the unique identifier comprises at least one objective metric of the item bundle.
26. The method of claim 25, wherein the objective metric comprises a byte count of the item bundle.
in response to determining that the at least one element of the item bundle is not a duplicate, storing the unique identifier assigned to the at least one element of the item bundle in the record.
in response to determining that the at least one element of the item bundle is a duplicate, determining, by the duplicate detection module, not to process the at least one element of the item bundle for at least one of payment and presentment.
29. The method of claim 23, wherein the duplicate detection module determines that the item bundle is a duplicate if the information stored in the record includes the unique identifier assigned to the item bundle.
30. The method of claim 23, wherein the unique identifier comprises hashed information related to the item bundle.
31. The method of claim 30, wherein the hashed information comprises at least one of a byte count of the item bundle, a total number of items in the item bundle, and a total dollar value of the items in the item bundle.
32. The method of claim 30, wherein the hashed information comprises at least two of a byte count of the item bundle, a total number of items in the item bundle, and a total dollar value of the items in the item bundle.
34. The method of claim 33, wherein the unique identifier comprises information derived from information within the item.
35. The method of claim 33, wherein the unique identifier comprises at least one objective metric of the item.
in response to determining that the item is not a duplicate, storing the unique identifier assigned to the item in the record.
37. The method of claim 33, wherein the duplicate detection module determines that the item is a duplicate if the information stored in the record includes the unique identifier assigned to the item.
38. The method of claim 33, wherein the unique identifier comprises hashed information related to the item.
39. The method of claim 38, wherein the hashed information comprises at least one of a byte count of the item and dollar value of the item.
40. The method of claim 38, wherein the hashed information comprises a byte count of the item and a dollar value of the item.
the duplicate detection module is implemented in a computer system that comprises instructions stored in a machine-readable medium and a processor that executes the instructions.
computer-readable program code that is computer executable for, in response to determining that the at least a portion of the ICL file is not a duplicate, assigning a unique identifier to at least one element of the at least a portion of the ICL file based upon information associated with the at least one element.
43. The computer program product of claim 42, wherein the at least a portion of the ICL file comprises at least one of an ICL and an item bundle.
44. The computer program product of claim 42, wherein the unique identifier comprises information derived from information within the ICL file.
45. The computer program product of claim 42, wherein the unique identifier comprises at least one objective metric of the at least a portion of the ICL file.
46. The computer program product of claim 42, wherein the objective metric comprises a byte count of the at least a portion of the ICL file.
computer-readable program code that is computer executable for, in response to determining that the at least one element is not a duplicate, storing the unique identifier assigned to the at least one element in the record.
48. The computer program product of claim 42, wherein the computer-readable program code that is computer executable for determining that the at least a portion of the ICL file is a duplicate comprises computer-readable program code that is computer executable for determining that the at least a portion of the ICL file is a duplicate if the information stored in the record includes the unique identifier assigned to the ICL file.
49. The computer program product of claim 42, wherein the unique identifier comprises hashed information related to the at least a portion of the ICL file.
50. The computer program product of claim 49, wherein the hashed information comprises at least one of a byte count of the ICL file, a total number of ICL's in the ICL file, a total number of bundles in the ICL file, a total number of items in the ICL file, and a total dollar value of the items in the ICL file.
51. The computer program product of claim 49, wherein the hashed information comprises at least two of a byte count of the ICL file, a total number of ICL's in the ICL file, a total number of bundles in the ICL file, a total number of items in the ICL file, and a total dollar value of the items in the ICL file.
means for, in response to determining that the at least a portion of the ICL file is not a duplicate, assigning a unique identifier to at least one element of the at least a portion of the ICL file based upon information associated with the at least one element.
53. The system of claim 52, wherein the at least a portion of the ICL file comprises at least one of an ICL and an item bundle.
54. The system of claim 52, wherein the unique identifier comprises information derived from information within the ICL file.
55. The system of claim 52, wherein the unique identifier comprises at least one objective metric of the at least a portion of the ICL file.
means for, in response to determining that the at least one element is not a duplicate, storing the unique identifier assigned to the at least one element in the record.
57. The system of claim 52, wherein the means for determining that the at least a portion of the ICL file is a duplicate determines that the at least a portion of the ICL file is a duplicate if the information stored in the record includes the unique identifier assigned to the ICL file.
58. The system of claim 52, wherein the unique identifier comprises hashed information related to the at least a portion of the ICL file.
59. The system of claim 58, wherein the hashed information comprises at least one of a byte count of the ICL file, a total number of ICL's in the ICL file, a total number of bundles in the ICL file, a total number of items in the ICL file, and a total dollar value of the items in the ICL file.
60. The system of claim 58, wherein the hashed information comprises at least two of a byte count of the ICL file, a total number of ICL's in the ICL file, a total number of bundles in the ICL file, a total number of items in the ICL file, and a total dollar value of the items in the ICL file.
a processor that executes the instructions of the duplicate detection module.
62. The system of claim 61, wherein the at least a portion of the ICL file comprises at least one of an ICL and an item bundle.
63. The system of claim 61, wherein the unique identifier comprises information derived from information within the ICL file.
64. The system of claim 61, wherein the unique identifier comprises at least one objective metric of the at least a portion of the ICL file.
storing the unique identifier assigned to the at least one element in the record, in response to determining that the at least one element is not a duplicate.
66. The system of claim 61, wherein the duplicate detection module further comprises instructions determining that the at least a portion of the ICL file is a duplicate if the information stored in the record includes the unique identifier assigned to the ICL file.
67. The system of claim 61, wherein the unique identifier comprises hashed information related to the at least a portion of the ICL file.
68. The system of claim 67, wherein the hashed information comprises at least one of a byte count of the ICL file, a total number of ICL's in the ICL file, a total number of bundles in the ICL file, a total number of items in the ICL file, and a total dollar value of the items in the ICL file.
69. The system of claim 67, wherein the hashed information comprises at least two of a byte count of the ICL file, a total number of ICL's in the ICL file, a total number of bundles in the ICL file, a total number of items in the ICL file, and a total dollar value of the items in the ICL file.


The Blue Line Bass Club was created to give first responders of Central Texas an outlet to relieve stress and build comradery. On a day-to-day basis, first responders endure stressful situations and are challenged to deal with critical incidents.
The yearly membership for the club is $60.00. You must fish at least 6 club tournaments per calendar year in order to fish the 2 day Championship on Lake Sam Rayburn October 26th and 27th, 2017. Tournament fees are $60.00 per team and an optional big bass of $10.00 per person. The 2 day Championship on October 26th and 27th at Lake Sam Rayburn will be $100.00 and an optional big bass of $10.00 per person. Open tournaments are TBD at a later date.
To be a member of the Blue Line Bass Club, the current requirements are that you must be a first responder (law enforcement, fire, ems, military police and retirees of any of the ones named) to join this club.
A first responder can bring a non responder to fish if they desire. We would love for you to join and be a part of the stress free environment. We have been blessed to have an awesome group of sponsors that donate to our tournaments. As our gratitude to them, we have opened up our tournaments to our sponsors as well.
We look forward to seeing more teams and anticipate lots of fun.


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Sep 2012 Contents
A Quotation Whose Time is Awaited
2012 FoFNL AGM, Convener's Report
2013 AGM and Conference
C'mon Conon!
Far North - Forty Years On
Can Level Crossings Ever Be Safe?
Scottish Railway Coats-of-Arms
History is a String of Broken Hopes
We went into the year just gone without Conon Bridge station and we are still without it. Another one hundred thousand pounds is now being spent on detailed design and, who knows, by this time next year, we may have evidence of something actually happening. We will continue to campaign for the station's reopening. We will also continue campaigning for the enhancements of train services not only on the Far North Line itself but also on the routes into Inverness from the south and the east. Sadly, the hopes which we had that we would be able to obtain a reduced-rate business case for the hourly Inverness - Tain service did not come to fruition, so this is still stalled. However, we have proved to the rail industry that it is possible to run a near-hourly service and we challenge them to get on and actually do it. Further, with some modest infrastructure improvements, it could be a true hourly service.
Following last year's Annual General Meeting, the committee co-opted three additional members as the constitution allows.
As the constitution requires, we held three committee meetings in the year just gone, two in Edinburgh and one in Inverness. We attempted telephone conferencing but we had to abort it for technical reasons. We are most grateful to Network Rail for allowing use of a meeting room on Edinburgh Waverley station, which has helped to keep down the administrative costs of running the society. One of the Edinburgh meetings was unique in that it was on a single subject: Rail 2014. In November, 2011, through Transport Scotland, the Scottish Government began a consultation process with rail users and stakeholders to ask them to play their part in shaping Scotland's rail services with passenger interests at their heart. In 2014, both the current contract for rail passenger services (ScotRail) and the funding arrangements for Network Rail in Scotland are due to come to an end and new arrangements have to be in place. The consultation document provided details of how the railway in Scotland operates today and set out the questions and options being considered for the future. The Friends of the Far North Line made a full response to this consultation document following that Edinburgh committee meeting. Subsequent to this, FoFNL was invited to give evidence to the Scottish Parliament's Infrastructure and Capital Investment Committee on 14th March this year. We provided an advance submission to it which outlined the way in which we felt we would wish Scotland's railways to develop in the future and, at the meeting, answered questions posed by the Members. We were the only route-specific user group invited to give evidence to the Committee. Full details of our input to the process have been posted on our website and copies of the various documents are available here.
As members are aware, the retirement of our long-standing newsletter editor, Roger Piercy, at last year's AGM meant that we had to put new arrangements in place. I am sure that members will join me in thanking the new editor, Tony Jervis, for the high standard of the newsletters. Tony, as you will know, is unable to continue in the role long term. This is most unfortunate and I'm sure that members will join me in wishing him well for the future. I would also like to thank other committee members who have been involved in the distribution of the newsletter, in particular, Iain MacDonald, who has collected them from the printer, stuffed them into envelopes and then posted them. The success of the newsletters is down to the contributors and I repeat my plea of the past to keep the articles coming in, please.
Committee members have continued to further the interests of the society by attending various meetings around the country and I thank them for this. We have tried to keep the society and its aims in the public spotlight and will continue to do so in the forthcoming year.
John Brandon.


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'My concern is having an administration lean on people in the Defense Department and the CIA to provide sensitive or perhaps classified information is wrong'
Washington Free Beacon Staff • December 20, 2012 10:07 am
Rep. Peter King (R., N.Y.) expressed concern Thursday that inappropriate pressure was placed by the Obama administration on CIA and Department of Defense officials to cooperate with the making of "Zero Dark Thirty," the new film detailing the 10-year manhunt for Osama bin Laden, and that possibly classified information was released.
In an interview on CNN, host Soledad O'Brien read a transcript supplied by "Judicial Watch" of a conversation between screenwriter Mark Boal and Undersecretary of Defense Michael Vickers, wherein Vickers gave Boal the name of a SEAL Team 6 Operator and Commander who was involved in planning the raid that killed bin Laden May 2, 2011.
The Pentagon has announced Vickers is under investigation for his help with the film.
"I asked for this investigation a year-and-a-half ago because there were many examples, I felt, of too much collusion, too much pressure being brought by the administration on people in the CIA and the Defense Department," King said. "People who are operators came to me, and they said the pressure was wrong … In addition to that, the movie producers got access to special operators. They were brought to CIA locations they shouldn't have been at. They also, as Mark Boal himself said, were given sensitive information that was not being made available to the public.
"The question is, did this violate procedures? And the CIA is already, based on the investigation they did, they have told me they have changed procedures based on the inappropriate action that was taken by a number of people in the CIA at the pressure of the administration."
After viewing taped remarks from an ABC interview of Boal stating he had not asked for classified information and implying Republicans were only critical of his methods because 2012 was an election year, King bristled.
"I resent that. First, who cares what Mark Boal says?" King asked. "He doesn't decide what's sensitive and what's classified, so I don't care what he has to say. Secondly, for him to be criticizing me somehow, saying this is a Republican attack, no one gave President Obama more credit than I did for the taking out of bin Laden. I'm talking about pressuring special operators, people who put their lives on the line, pressuring them to cooperate with Hollywood producers."
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Ronald L. Johnston
Los Angeles Tel +1 213.243.4256
ronald.johnston@arnoldporter.com vCard
Ronald Johnston has been a leader in the IP and litigation bars for more than 25 years, including representing clients in leading cases in the information technology and entertainment industries. Mr. Johnston has been featured in LA Magazine as a "trailblazer of the law," and recognized by the US and International editions of Chambers for Litigation and IP, the LA Business Journal as "the best of the bar," and Best Lawyers as Los Angeles "Information Technology Law Lawyer of the Year" for 2012. In 2013, in separate surveys, the California Daily Journal named Mr. Johnston among the "Top 100 Lawyers in California," a survey recognizing those attorneys involved in the "most cutting-edge work in litigation, regulation and corporate transactions," and among the "Top 75 Intellectual Property Attorneys," which recognizes "attorneys whose work has advanced the law and technological innovation." He has been named to both lists in previous years. In naming Mr. Johnston as one of the top lawyers in California, the Daily Journal observed: "More than 30 years after he embedded himself at the intersection of the law and technology, Mr. Johnston has remained remarkably relevant in an industry that has a penchant for reinventing itself at an astonishing pace." The Daily Journal added that Mr. Johnston has been "instrumental in shaping some of the biggest policy decisions regarding the ever-expanding digital frontier."
Mr. Johnston has represented clients in leading cases in the information technology and entertainment industries both at the trial and appellate levels. He also provides strategic counseling to computer, software, entertainment, and internet businesses on a broad range of intellectual property, contractual, and competitive issues. The substantive areas of his practice include copyright, patent, trade secret, trademark, right of publicity, antitrust, unfair competition, contract, and corporate law.
Mr. Johnston was the founder and chairperson of the University of Southern California's Computer & Internet Law Institute (1979-2003). He also co-founded The Computer & Internet Lawyer (Aspen Publications, 1984-present), the leading journal on computer and online commerce law, and serves as its Editor-in-Chief. Mr. Johnston has been a frequent chairperson and speaker at national institutes in the areas of trial practice, intellectual property, and technology law. He also has been a frequent author on these subjects and serves on several editorial boards.
Mr. Johnston graduated Order of the Coif from the University of Southern California School of Law in 1973, where he served as a Note and Article Editor for the University of Southern California Law Review.
Consumer Protection & Advertising
Counsel for major owner of music and video copyrights in leading litigation in district courts concerning the legality under the copyright laws of practices on user generated content and social networking sites, including the unauthorized reproduction of music and videos.
Lead appellate counsel for NBC Universal, Recording Industry Assoc. of America, Nat'l Music Publishers Assoc., American Federation of Musicians, American Assoc. of Independent Music in filing amicus brief before the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in UMG Recordings v. Veoh Networks concerning the application of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act to social networking websites.
Represented a leading new media company in precedential litigation in several jurisdictions throughout the United States concerning whether user-interactive television programming through text messaging violates lottery and other trade practice laws.
Lead counsel in related antitrust actions, US governmental agency proceedings, congressional committee hearings, international arbitrations, and contract negotiations in connection with the operation of Internet registries for the domain name system.
Lead counsel in the trial and appellate courts in Coalition for ICANN Transparency, Inc. v. VeriSign, Inc., 611 F.3d 495 (9th Circuit, 2010), addressing monopolization and conspiracy claims under the Sherman and Clayton Acts; following repeated dismissals of claims, plaintiff dismissed case with prejudice without consideration.
Successfully argued Lockheed Martin Corp. v. Network Solutions, Inc., 194 F. 3rd 980 (9th Cir., 1999), the first appellate opinion, and now landmark decision, determining critically important legal standards for secondary liability law on the Internet.
Successfully argued Abdul-Jabbar v. General Motors Corp., 75 F.3d 1391 (9th Cir. 1996), a leading case on right of publicity, fair use, and trademark law.
Representing Jamster International SARL in defense of coordinated consumer class actions regarding advertising and contracting practices in the cellular content industry.
Lead trial counsel for Microsoft Corp. in jury trial resulting in one of the largest jury verdicts (compensatory and punitive damages) in a trade secret case in the information technology industry.
Secured preliminary injunction on behalf of a publisher against an Internet portal, Perfect 10, Inc. v. Cybernet Ventures, 213F.Supp.2d.1146 (C.D. Cal. 2002), based on rulings of first impression that the portal had contributory and vicarious liability for conduct on a network of more than 300,000 websites, and was required to monitor them, and that it was unfair competition to infringe third party celebrity rights of publicity by displaying unauthorized images.
Secured summary judgment in Guba v. Perfect 10 (N.D. Cal, 2003), entering judgment of copyright infringement against an ISP and USENET indexer, based on compiling copyrighted materials.
Successfully argued Balzar-Wolf Assoc., Inc. v. Parley Corp., 753 F.2d 771 (9th Cir. 1985), a leading case on dealer termination law and the covenant of good faith and fair dealing.
A lead counsel in the landmark coordinated antitrust actions, In re Data General Antitrust Litigation, 529 F.Supp. 801 (9th Cir. 1981) (tying and attempted monopolization).
The Proper Scope of Copyright in Software and Tests for Infringement
The 20th Annual BCLT/BTLJ Symposium, UC Berkeley
"Lawyer of the Year"–Information Technology Law (2021)
Information Technology Law (2001-2021)
Litigation: Patent (2001-2021)
"Los Angeles Lawyer of the Year" – Information Technology Law (2012, 2017, 2019)
Copyright Law (2011-2014)
"IP Star" (California) (2013-2020)
Southern California Super Lawyers
"Super Lawyer" (2004-2020)
Chambers USA
Intellectual Property: Trademark, Copyright & Trade Secrets (2007-2017)
Intellectual Property: Trademark, Copyright & Trade Secrets (USA) (2008-2017)
"Leading Intellectual Property Lawyers" (2009, 2012-2013)
"Top 100 Lawyers in California" (2011, 2013)
Leading "Rainmaker"
Lawyers World
Leading Lawyer (2012)
Los Angeles Magazine
"Trailblazer of the Law" for Technology Law
The Legal 500 US
Intellectual Property: Copyright (2011)
Who's Who Legal
Internet, e-Commerce & Data Protection (2008, 2010)
"The Best of the Bar" (2007)
Martindale-Hubbell AV rated
JD, University of Southern California Law School, Order of the Coif
BA, California State University at Fullerton
Member, Board of Directors, Computer Law Association (1986-2002)
Editorial Board, The Journal of Proprietary Rights
Editorial Board, The Cyberspace Lawyer
Executive and Planning Committees, Intellectual Property Institute, University of Southern California (2003-present)
Member, Technology and Intellectual Property Panels, American Arbitration Association
Arbitrator for the International Chamber of Commerce
Founder and Continuing Chair, University of Southern California Computer & Internet Law Institute (1979-2003)
Co-founder and editor-in-chief, The Computer & Internet Lawyer (Aspen Publications, 1984-present)
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Q: I cannot bundle install after installing rails in linux due to a problem with gem pg I am trying to execute bundle install on a rails project, after installing rails and ruby following this guide, but I am getting the following message:
em files will remain installed in /home/home/.rbenv/versions/2.7.1/lib/ruby/gems/2.7.0/gems/pg-1.1.4 for inspection.
Results logged to /home/home/.rbenv/versions/2.7.1/lib/ruby/gems/2.7.0/extensions/x86_64-linux/2.7.0/pg-1.1.4/gem_make.out

An error occurred while installing pg (1.1.4), and Bundler cannot continue.
Make sure that `gem install pg -v '1.1.4' --source 'https://rubygems.org/'` succeeds before bundling.

In Gemfile:
  pg

And after executing:
gem install pg -v '1.1.4'

I get
   Building native extensions. This could take a while...
    ERROR:  Error installing pg:
            ERROR: Failed to build gem native extension.

    current directory: /home/home/.rbenv/versions/2.7.1/lib/ruby/gems/2.7.0/gems/pg-1.1.4/ext
/home/home/.rbenv/versions/2.7.1/bin/ruby -I /home/home/.rbenv/versions/2.7.1/lib/ruby/2.7.0 -r ./siteconf20200816-25890-7twqf6.rb extconf.rb
checking for pg_config... yes
Using config values from /usr/bin/pg_config
checking for libpq-fe.h... no
Can't find the 'libpq-fe.h header
*** extconf.rb failed ***
Could not create Makefile due to some reason, probably lack of necessary
libraries and/or headers.  Check the mkmf.log file for more details.  You may
need configuration options.

Provided configuration options:
        --with-opt-dir
        --without-opt-dir
        --with-opt-include
        --without-opt-include=${opt-dir}/include
        --with-opt-lib
        --without-opt-lib=${opt-dir}/lib
        --with-make-prog
        --without-make-prog
        --srcdir=.
        --curdir
        --ruby=/home/home/.rbenv/versions/2.7.1/bin/$(RUBY_BASE_NAME)
        --with-pg
        --without-pg
        --enable-windows-cross
        --disable-windows-cross
        --with-pg-config
        --without-pg-config
        --with-pg_config
        --without-pg_config
        --with-pg-dir
        --without-pg-dir
        --with-pg-include
        --without-pg-include=${pg-dir}/include
        --with-pg-lib
        --without-pg-lib=${pg-dir}/lib

To see why this extension failed to compile, please check the mkmf.log which can be found here:

  /home/home/.rbenv/versions/2.7.1/lib/ruby/gems/2.7.0/extensions/x86_64-linux/2.7.0/pg-1.1.4/mkmf.log

extconf failed, exit code 1

Gem files will remain installed in /home/home/.rbenv/versions/2.7.1/lib/ruby/gems/2.7.0/gems/pg-1.1.4 for inspection.
Results logged to /home/home/.rbenv/versions/2.7.1/lib/ruby/gems/2.7.0/extensions/x86_64-linux/2.7.0/pg-1.1.4/gem_make.out

I have checked the file gem_make.out on vim and it seems to contain the same message copied above.


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Q: @JsonFormat deserialization fails I have a class with one field:
@JsonFormat(shape = JsonFormat.Shape.STRING, pattern = "yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss.SSSZ", timezone = "PST")
@JsonProperty("myDate")
private Date myDate;

When I try to deserialize a json string into an object:
ObjectMapper objectMapper = new ObjectMapper();

objectMapper.setTimeZone(TimeZone.getTimeZone("PST"));

ObjectNode node = objectMapper.createObjectNode();
node.put("myDate", "2016-11-06");

Object pojo = objectMapper.treeToValue(node, SomeClass.class);

It fails with this exception:
com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.JsonMappingException: Failed to parse Date value '2016-11-06' (format: "yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss.SSSZ"): Unparseable date: "2016-11-06"
.
.
.
Caused by: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Failed to parse Date value '2016-11-06' (format: "yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss.SSSZ"): Unparseable date: "2016-11-06"
    at com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.deser.std.DateDeserializers$DateBasedDeserializer._parseDate(DateDeserializers.java:158)
    at com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.deser.std.DateDeserializers$DateDeserializer.deserialize(DateDeserializers.java:261)
    at com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.deser.std.DateDeserializers$DateDeserializer.deserialize(DateDeserializers.java:245)
    at com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.deser.SettableBeanProperty.deserialize(SettableBeanProperty.java:490)
    at com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.deser.impl.MethodProperty.deserializeAndSet(MethodProperty.java:95)
    at com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.deser.BeanDeserializer.vanillaDeserialize(BeanDeserializer.java:260)

Shouldn't the annotation, @JsonFormat be applicable for serialization only? At least thats what I understood by reading this FAQ: http://wiki.fasterxml.com/JacksonFAQDateHandling. Here I am unable to deserialize a json string into an object.
Even the JsonFormat java docs doesnt talk about it being used during deserialization: http://fasterxml.github.io/jackson-annotations/javadoc/2.0.0/com/fasterxml/jackson/annotation/JsonFormat.html
Did I understand this feature wrong or am I doing something wrong in my code?

A: No, the @JsonFormat annotation is applicable for both serailization and deserailization. So in de-serailization it is used to parse the datetime string to datetime object using DateFormat.parse method and in serailization the datetime object is formatted to date time string using DateFormat.format method.
For more info, take a look at the DateSerializer & DateDeserializers classes.
You should only use 'Z' if the value is a UTC time. So in your case change your date time format to "yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss.SSS" and pass the date time value as "2016-11-06T05:00:35.657". This will parse successfully.


Months later I received a telegram from Van telling me that I had been accepted (it was not until much later that I realized just how much political clout he had exerted on my behalf) and that I had to come immediately in order to enroll in the coming semester. Is that what I wanted? I had no idea, so in the spirit of the 60s I cast an I Ching. I forget the actual hexagram but it said something like: you have reached a crossroad in your life; it does not matter which path you take as long as the other path is cut off completely. Well, if it doesn't matter, I thought, then I might as well go. Within a month, in August1972, I was in Albuquerque, New Mexico, about to begin one of the most liberating,s atisfying periods of my life. It would be only for two years at the most, I thought.
No sooner had I arrived on campus than Beaumont Newhall took me aside and said: "Come with me. There's something I want to show you." He led me through the Art Library into the Rare Book Room where only precious, non-circulating books and periodicals were stored. "There," he pointed. To my astonishment a full set of Album was on the shelf. "I knew it was important, and was not likely to last, as soon as I saw it," said Beaumont, "so I wanted to make sure that we always had a full set of pristine copies." He wrote that it was the finest photographic journal of the past 50 years. I was astonished that someone of Newhall's eminence would so value something that I had put together. It was my first inkling that maybe Album did have a value to the medium. And then Beaumont, with characteristic empathy and insight, offered an even more consoling thought: "I know you are upset at its folding, but magazines, like living entities, have allotted life spans – a species might live a day or a week or 100 years but it dies when its lifework is complete. Album had a short life but maybe it had accomplished what it was meant to do and its death was natural and perhaps inevitable. You cannot judge a magazine's success by its duration." Thank you, Beaumont, oh how I needed to hear those words at that moment.
And I think of them at odd moments, such as when I browse through a book shop or gallery and discover an old single copy of Album with a price sticker of $100-plus. And to think that we could not sell enough subscriptions – 12 issues for $20 – to keep it alive. And whatever happened to those piles of unsold, unwanted copies stacked under the billiard table. . . ?
Sometime in 1971, when it was becoming increasingly evident that Album was in dire financial straits, I decided to lash out a few guineas for a consultation with a Management Counselor, someone who specialized in refloating shipwrecked companies. It could not hurt. Or so I thought. In fact, the experience has troubled me ever since.
He browsed through a few copies of the magazine. "So what's the point of all…this?", he said, as he pushed the copies back at me.
I never did go back. I still would not know what to tell him. I still believe in my original motives, even though I would express myself in different words. At the root of my professional life has been my continued delight in photography's ability to nourish all aspects of existence. I am sure I would still exasperate the poor man if he asked me the same question today.
This memoir was based on two previously published articles: "Back to the Future" written for the 20th anniversary issue of Creative Camera in 1986, and a cover feature, "Bill Jay's Little Magazine" published in The History of Photography journal in the Spring of 1993.
These articles have been combined, amended and considerably edited for this conference.
My contributions to this conference are dedicated to the memory of Van Deren Coke. He died on 11 July2004 during my writing of this essay.