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Q: Android Bluetooth Paring Input Device I am trying to make a pairing by code and it works only for normal devices. If I use a bluetooth scanner it pairs with it but the device doesn't work till I go to android settings and select the Input Device checkbox. How can I do this by code?
Thank you.
Here is my pairing code:
public static BluetoothSocket createL2CAPBluetoothSocket(String address, int psm){
    return createBluetoothSocket(TYPE_L2CAP, -1, false,false, address, psm);
}
// method for creating a bluetooth client socket
private static BluetoothSocket createBluetoothSocket(
        int type, int fd, boolean auth, boolean encrypt, String address, int port){
    try {
        Constructor<BluetoothSocket> constructor = BluetoothSocket.class.getDeclaredConstructor(
                int.class, int.class,boolean.class,boolean.class,String.class, int.class);
        constructor.setAccessible(true);
        BluetoothSocket clientSocket = (BluetoothSocket)
                constructor.newInstance(type,fd,auth,encrypt,address,port);
        return clientSocket;
    }catch (Exception e) { return null; }
}

private void doPair(final BluetoothDevice device, final int deviceTag) {
    try {
        Method method = device.getClass().getMethod("createBond",
                (Class[]) null);
        method.invoke(device, (Object[]) null);
    } catch (Exception e) {
        Log.e(LOG_TAG, "Cannot pair device", e);
    }

    BroadcastReceiver mReceiver = new BroadcastReceiver() {

        @Override
        public void onReceive(Context context, Intent intent) {
            String action = intent.getAction();

            if (BluetoothDevice.ACTION_BOND_STATE_CHANGED.equals(action)) {
                final int state = intent.getIntExtra(
                        BluetoothDevice.EXTRA_BOND_STATE,
                        BluetoothDevice.ERROR);
                final int prevState = intent.getIntExtra(
                        BluetoothDevice.EXTRA_PREVIOUS_BOND_STATE,
                        BluetoothDevice.ERROR);

                if (state == BluetoothDevice.BOND_BONDED
                        && prevState == BluetoothDevice.BOND_BONDING) {
                    Log.d(LOG_TAG, "Paired with new device");
                    if (listener != null) {
                        listener.onBluetoothPairedDeviceChange(bluetoothAdapter
                                .getBondedDevices().iterator().next()
                                .getName(), deviceTag);
                    }
                    context.unregisterReceiver(this);
                } else if (state == BluetoothDevice.BOND_NONE
                        && prevState == BluetoothDevice.BOND_BONDING) {
                    Log.d(LOG_TAG, "Cannot pair with new device");
                    if (listener != null) {
                        listener.onBluetoothStatusChange(BluetoothHelper.IDLE_STATUS);
                    }
                    context.unregisterReceiver(this);
                }
            }
        }

    };

    IntentFilter intent = new IntentFilter(
            BluetoothDevice.ACTION_BOND_STATE_CHANGED);
    context.registerReceiver(mReceiver, intent);
}

A: First,if your target version after API 19 , you can use BluetoothDevice.createBond() to pair the device directly without use reflection.
Following methods only work on devices before android 6.0!(After 6.0, system will do some caller check to avoid outer app to call these methods)
 BluetoothAdapter.getDefaultAdapter().getProfileProxy(MainActivity.this, new BluetoothProfile.ServiceListener() {
     @Override
     public void onServiceConnected(int profile, BluetoothProfile proxy) {
          Class<?> clazz = null;
          try {
               clazz = Class.forName("android.bluetooth.BluetoothInputDevice");
               Object obj = clazz.cast(proxy);
               Method connectMethod = clazz.getDeclaredMethod("connect",BluetoothDevice.class);
               boolean resultCode = (boolean) connectMethod.invoke(obj,device);
               Method setPriority = clazz.getDeclaredMethod("setPriority",BluetoothDevice.class,int.class);
               setPriority.invoke(obj,device,1000);
          } catch (ClassNotFoundException e) {
               e.printStackTrace();
          } catch (NoSuchMethodException e) {
               e.printStackTrace();
          } catch (InvocationTargetException e) {
               e.printStackTrace();
          } catch (IllegalAccessException e) {
               e.printStackTrace();
          }
     }

     @Override
     public void onServiceDisconnected(int profile) {
             Log.d("wtf","onservice disconnected "+profile);
     }
},INPUT_DEVICE);

final int INPUT_DEVICE = 4; // this is hidden memeber in BluetoothDevice


I write Mystery and Science fiction.
I used to say, I write short stories. And while I do indeed still write short stories, I also write novels.
So I have identified myself for decades as a mystery and/or science fiction writer. But even as my short story career – long and semi-illustrious as it was – began to wind down, I started writing real full length novels, whole stories over 65,000 words, some of them in the 85,000 word range..
I found that I liked it. It's a whole other world. Worlds within worlds. Multiple characters, multiple settings, a story arc that can encompass several plot threads. It's wonderful, and the discipline I learned as a short story writer helps me to keep it concise and not wander all over the page.
But there was a danger I had never thought about, a hidden pitfall to the novel-writing game that never occurred to me. The characters, so spare and driven in a short story, are under no obligation in a novel to do as the author says.
The characters, fully fleshed, do as they please. Whether you outline meticulously or are a seat-of-the-pantser, the characters have a way of driving the story, sometimes into a ditch or over a cliff. They become real enough to take on their own lives and are no longer a simple Mary Sue reflection of the writer, but become individuals who possess a weird amount of self-determination.
You might want them to murder or solve murders when they are busy developing relationships with other characters. You might plan for them to journey into space, when what they decide to do is stay home and build a fire in the fireplace. You might outline a tidy little puzzle, and they may turn it into a messy romance.
Yes, you are the all-powerful Author and can line your ducks back up into their neat little rows, but sometimes listening to your characters can help you take the story in a completely different direction, a better place, a more interesting and life-like place.
So before you proudly say, "I write such-and-such!" take a look at where your story is going. You might find that your characters have taken your sweet little cozy into noir territory, or burned up the spaceways with hot inter-species encounters.
I used to say I write Mystery and Science Fiction, but now I have to add Women's Fiction and Romance to that description.
So what do you write? And has it changed from what you thought you would write?
PS – It's all good as long as you keep on writing!
I was going to write about my many Bad Hair Days. But I realized that, by deciding that I could not write another word until my current strange hair color was sorted, this was just another form of Writers' Avoidance Tactics – albeit colorful! That is a subject for a whole other Blog to come!
Lottie's best friend, Flora, has jet-black hair in a sleek bob with straight bangs – or 'fringe' as we Brits call it. Very sophisticated.
This is why I love writing this series that is set back in the early Twentieth Century. It is such fun exploring the styles and fashions of that era. But not just that: recreating the life-style and sharing the whys and wherefores of a by-gone time. So that I and my readers are immersed in another world.
For instance, I find it fascinating to use a mystery setting where telephones were not readily available. Certainly no mobile-phones. How would they communicate, especially in an emergency?
Mysteries set in today's world have so many solutions to use: computers, emails, Skype, texting. It appears much easier to explain clues and resolutions of the who-dunnits when you can show your characters following an email trail or intercepting a text message on a stolen cell-phone. Researching people's backgrounds or tracking addresses or locations for present-day books is swiftly done on the computer.
So, why do I give myself this headache of working out how Lottie and her friends can find out about potential suspects or track locations where they may have traveled to? I guess that's because one of my favorite things is research. I have Lottie and her friends do what I have always done: Of course, today I do use computer research. But I have always spent hours at the libraries, pouring over musty tomes, looking up old newspapers, checking magazines and advertisements. This gives me the color to weave into my stories, words and names that are not used today. I also glean ideas from those pages as to how to provide clues as well as challenges for my characters.
It is imperative that the details are authentic and that everything rings true. Even when I create situations with a little 'poetic license' – I always check it out so that it certainly could really have happened. As a reader, I hate it when something jars because it is out of the realms of possibility – or just plain wrong! I find it difficult to continue reading after that. So I go to great lengths to ensure I have my facts right.
Then there is 'the leg-work.' Over the years I have been drawn to exploring wherever I go in the world. I stroll through streets, note book and pencil ready, checking out addresses and buildings, noting the conditions and architectural style of doorways, windows, even roofs that I can access. Up and down steps and stairways I wander. As I explore these old streets, buildings and gardens, I can really get a feel for what went before me. I get a sense of how people lived and worked.
Basements are especially fascinating. Because they are rarely cleared out thoroughly, I find old magazines, pages of newspapers, abandoned cases, luggage tags and labels on shelves and doors. They all tell a story.
I am very chatty. So in my wanderings I will always chat to people I come across: those guarding old buildings, neighbors in old houses, cleaners, workmen – just anybody I can. "How long have you been here?" I ask. "What was here before?" "How many generations of your family have been here" I ask lots of questions about the past. I am very nosey! But most people are eager to share whatever they know. They love to repeat stories they have heard or tell me about their grandparents, aunts and uncles. I find that almost everyone has a fascinating tale to tell. So I borrow and steal unashamedly from the past.
As I have previously confessed, I have an abundance of scraps of paper with these many notes on them. Although I do occasionally get overwhelmed by the sheer volume I have accrued, mostly I absolutely love surveying them spread all over my desk and my floor as I piece together my stories. Like pieces of a jigsaw puzzle, I work out what gem I can place where and string together a necklace of a mystery.
I have written contemporary stories. In many ways they are much easier, as I don't encounter an 'oops' moment when my character switches on a light – at a time before electricity was available.
Writing historical books and novels is considerably more time-consuming. But, for me, it is so much more fun. I love to share what I have discovered about times gone by. I love the intricacies of weaving historical facts and people into my stories. I love using a vocabulary from earlier generations.
Although I am very grateful for modern plumbing, medical advances and internet access, I often feel that the world I write about was a kinder and gentler place – most of the time, anyway.
Please excuse me while I wipe tears from my eyes. Someone very dear to me has died. Or to put it more accurately, I had to kill someone very dear to me.
Now before you dial 911, let me explain that the person I killed was one of my characters, someone beloved by my other characters as well as my readers. It was difficult, but necessary. My continuing saga would not have the same impact, nor would the surviving characters develop as they must, if this character were allowed to live. As Star Trek Commander Spock famously said, "Logic dictates that the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few".
series revolves around a Jewish family living in what is now the Czech Republic. I'm working on the third book, set during World War I, but the final installment will take place after the Nazi invasion of Czechoslovakia. As you may surmise, this will not bode well for some of the characters.
Although my story is loosely based on my family history – my maternal grandparents endured pogroms in Russia and Poland, and my father survived the Holocaust – it has been suggested that my characters could escape prior to the invasion and make their way to America, thus sparing their lives. After all, I'm writing fiction. I can change it at will.
But can I? I think not, because when you've been involved with a story for over twenty years, it takes on a life of its own. I wish I could change their destiny, but it would ring false to me. Early on I made decisions about the characters: who they were, what they would do, and to an extent, how they would develop over time. However, after awhile some of them began to make decisions on their own. Most were simple and minor – a preference for a particular color or beverage – but one unexpected action taken by two of my characters resulted in converting my trilogy into a 'quadrogy'.
When you create your fictitious world, is it set in stone, or do you change it at will? Have you ever found yourself letting your characters decide where they're going and what they're going to do? Or do you maintain full control over them?


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GXO close to possible takeover of Clipper Logistics
GXO Logistics, which was spun off from XPO Logistics last year, has announced it has reached a agreement on the key terms of a cash and share offer for Clipper Logistics.
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In a statement published yesterday, GXO said the board of Clipper had confirmed to GXO that, should a firm offer be made on the financial terms of the "Possible Offer", it is minded to recommend it unanimously to Clipper shareholders, subject to the agreement of other customary terms and conditions.
GXO added that any declaration of a firm intention from the company to make an offer for Clipper remains subject to the satisfaction or waiver (by GXO) of a number of customary pre-conditions, including, inter alia, completion of confirmatory due diligence, agreement of the detailed terms of the Possible Offer and finalising the securing of debt financing.
The Possible Offer on the table is for GXO to acquire each Clipper ordinary share for a combination of cash and new GXO shares. Those shares are to be issued on the basis of the Exchange Ratio as defined in detail in GXO'S statement. However, in short, shareholders will receive 690p in cash, which amounts to £707m altogether. The shares in New York-listed GXO are worth £236m, which takes the total value of the deal to £943mn.
Clipper Logistics is an omni-channel retail logistics specialist with operations in the UK, Poland, Germany, the Republic of Ireland, the Netherlands and Belgium. For the year ended 30 April 2021, the company generated revenue of £696 million.
GXO believe the acquisition of Clipper Logistics represents a "compelling strategic combination which significantly increases the opportunities for both businesses in the high-growth e-commerce/e-fulfilment areas, creating significant value for all stakeholders".
The company also identified the following advantages of the deal:
Enhances GXO's position as a successful, innovative and well-capitalised pure-play logistics leader;
Combines highly complementary service offerings, customer portfolios, and footprints in the UK and Europe, enabling significant cross selling of capabilities across a large combined customer base;
Brings together two natural partners with a very strong cultural fit; GXO is committed to protect and build on Clipper's entrepreneurial approach for the benefit of both businesses and their employees and intends to safeguard the existing employment rights, including pension rights of Clipper employees;
Offers significant productivity opportunities, taking advantage of technology and infrastructure overlap in the joint enterprise;
Enables enhanced offerings by combining GXO's complementary capabilities with Clipper's, including its technology returns and repairs expertise, enabling GXO to strengthen its offering to an expanded universe of clients in the fast-growing e-commerce/e-fulfilment area;
Adds customers in the e-commerce/fulfilment space where GXO can leverage its existing platform to further diversify and expand its customer base;
Significant cost synergies based on procurement, and other operational overlap that can be realised within two years from transaction close;
Adds geographic presence in Germany and Poland as well as vertical presence in life sciences, which are key growth areas;
Enhances GXO's ESG leadership position given Clipper's reverse logistics and circular economy offerings and its robust internal targets to minimise carbon emissions and waste;
GXO believes the structure of the Possible Offer will allow GXO to maintain its investment grade credit rating.

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Iñaqui starts at firsts 90´s triying to make music like his idols with Jupiter second hand synth and an Atari computer. In some months, he received a good offer to work in a studio with some good professionals and it´s a nice time to learn tecnical production and starts to release some techno pop tracks in different labels.
In all his life, he was interested in all the possible styles related to electronic sounds (E.B.M, synth pop, acid, etc etc) arriving to now, when he is manofactouring a personal fussion between some influences, in Regular we say he makes E.B.M: Electro Body Minimal.
His productions see the light in Regular in 2004 with Regular 04. and shows what can offer to the world, and now is his consagration with the release of Klinischtod, the first album of Iñaqui showing all his influences and his strong personality. An album release it at final of february 2005, and sure it will be in the charts for the dj´s over the world.
Iñaqui it´s a part of the Regular crew since a lot of time a go, Iñaqui and Jaume are friends from they where childs, and also togheter will offer a new live act for final 2005, with Jaume singing some tracks and with other surprises.
The release of his album Klinischtod around the world is every day bigger. The track "u can´t scape" is for example inside the new Fabric 23 compilation mixed by Ivan Smagge, and the tracks are included in the best charts of dj´s over the world.


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If Music Be The Food of Love, Ditch Valentine's Day and go to a Show
— By Kyle Kelly-Yahner (@kylekellyyahner) | February 14th, 2017 @ 12:16pm
It's time to dig out your good chambray button up. Find the wingtip shoes you wore to your sister's wedding last summer. Then, hit the streets and take pictures of your $200 dinner with your significant other. This is love. This is Valentine's Day.
For those rejecting Valentine's Day, or those couples who subscribe to Killer Mike's views on what defines a "healthy relationship", you can ditch the fancy dinner and catch a show. Here are your best bets:
Thundercat - The Independent
As a bassist and composer, Thundercat's Stephen Bruner has worked with some of the greatest artists of the past 30 years from Kendrick Lamar, to Childish Gambino to Erykah Badu. As Thundercat, you'll get a richer, funkier look into Stephen Bruner's musical wizardry.
From the outset, it may seem Thundercat is joking around. His new album is called "Drunk". He just united Kenny Loggins and Michael McDonald on a slow jam called "Show You The Way." Go to a show and you'll see it's all fun, but the musicianship is dead serious.
It is a goddamned Valentine's Day miracle you have the opportunity to see Thundercat's band comprised of Dennis Haam (keyboards) and Justin Brown (drums). To say they're top level jazz players is like calling Shaq "pretty tall"—it's not wrong, but it's not a satisfying description.
Justin, Dennis and Stephen are otherworldly talents who have a mission to show you a good time and melt your face. Allow them to do this.
Buy tickets on Stubhub because the show is sold out. I did this last night. It was worth every penny.
Kevin Garrett - Rickshaw Stop
For those of you who would prefer not to return home covered in sweat after a show, Kevin Garrett is a good bet. As nearly every music critic has pointed out, he doesn't quite fit into the "blue eyed soul" trope as much as he personifies it.
Kevin sounds like wildly talented 90s kid who grew up on a diet of James Blake and D'Angelo. He'll stick to minimal arrangements, only to have his band kick in right when you were thinking the track was a simple ballad.
Tickets are online.
White Lies - The Chapel
If Interpol mated with Glasvegas, you'd get White Lies. Their sound calls back to quintessential 80s sad-boy rock, but has too much of a triumphant arena-rock streak to be regaled to that genre.
White Lies aren't as big in the U.S. as they are in their native London. That's your gain. These guys would typically be playing theaters or arenas, but they're playing The Chapel. Go for 80s throwback synth melodies that transition into danceable Brit-indie rock.
Put on a Ben Sherman polo and grab your tickets here.
[Photo: The Independent]
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By Michael Harland
New Benchmark Set for Skilled Teaching staff with The Education Network
The Education Network has raised the bar again, this time signing a new associate deal with Future Behaviour, the national teacher Behaviour Management and Coaching organisation.
Nikki Moxon, Director of The Education Network Yorkshire Region, explains how this Associate Partnership will enhance the teacher skill set and resources supplied to local schools by The Education Network. "Future Behaviours is a Behaviour Management Coaching organisation that delivers support by teachers, to teachers and school management teams".
Nikki continues "We already have strict proficiency testing and processes in place. This ensures we only supply candidates of the highest quality in their own subject skill sets, to our clients. What we are doing here, is taking it one step further and providing additional support to schools to enable a 360° management and teacher behaviour review and to enable change".
Greg Perry, a teacher, learning leader and Managing Director at Future Behaviour added "One of the key elements of building positive relationships in school, is showing that you care enough to establish reasonable and supportive limits.
As an example, enormous amounts of time is wasted in schools by what we call 'low level disruption'. It actually takes up more time than the high level issues. So to combat this and make school staff more productive, efficient and alert, we deliver a range of strategies for dealing with the small stuff really quickly and effectively, so that everyone can get on with their learning".
"A more coherent teaching team will soon be noticed by the children, this makes the relationship with child and teacher more effective. The same fluid practices can be attributed to the behavioural management of children, allowing the teacher to identify the children that hide, under the radar."
Greg adds "We are delighted The Education Network, a national teacher recruitment company, goes one step further than the rest and recognises they have a duty to support schools and teachers, not just supply staff. This partnership will allow schools that use The Education Network to have the access to top class teachers.
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The scheme will be launched in Yorkshire and Humber areas from July. Nikki Moxon explained "Our supply staff will now be trained to Future Behaviour standards. Future Behaviour will also be working with some of our schools to analyse their current policies and procedures and identify how change, if required, can be achieved".
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Schools in the region that use The Education Network will also benefit from a significant discount to the Future Behaviour training.
To find out more about this initiative and take advantage of this quality support, contact Nikki Moxon on 0113 8231 909 or email nikki.moxon@ednetwork.co.uk
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Kiss And The 'End Of The Road' Tour Heads To Ft. Wayne February 16th
Fly Published: November 20, 2019
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Kiss will continue their "End Of The Road" tour in 2020. If you missed their last two shows in Michigan, they will be in Ft. Wayne, Indiana in February.
According to Kiss, the band will be in Ft. Wayne at the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum on February 16th.
The tour started last year and will continue through out 2020. Last year saw the band play shows in Michigan at Van Andel Arena in Grand Rapids, March 9th and at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit on March 13th.
The tour has featured Kiss playing many of their classics through out the bands history.
Tickets for the show in Ft. Wayne are set to go on sale to the public on Friday morning (November 22) at 10 a.m.
Tickets for the show are available at Ticketmaster. For more details on the show you can check out Kiss Online.
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Liver molecule linked to diabetes
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Scientists have identified a link between the structure of the glucose-storage molecule (known as glycogen) in our liver cells and diabetes, showing that the liver could be a major springboard for determining life-changing diabetes diagnosis and treatment.
Glycogen in liver comprises two sorts of molecules: smaller ones known as beta particles, and dozens of these joined together, known as alpha particles. The research has shown diabetic mice have lower levels of alpha particles compared to healthy mice. Having fewer alpha particles will impair the body's means of gently regulating blood sugar levels against glucose spikes.
"This discovery sheds new light on diabetes: it suggests that there is a molecular mechanisms involved in the lack of control of blood sugar which characterizes diabetes," one of the researchers said. "Type-2 diabetes is growing at epidemic rates: it is estimated that by 2025, three million Australians will suffer from this disease."
"This new insight opens the way to potential new means of diagnosis and clinical intervention," he added.
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We booked this hotel because we needed a place with free parking. The location is about a 15-20 min walk to the city center (never drive into the city center, you will be slapped with exorbitant fines). We never had trouble walking to any major landmarks. There were 2 grocery stores and a tobacco shop within 3 block radius from the hotel, which was very convenient. Since this is an apartment with a fully equipped kitchen we made breakfast and dinner at the hotel. The apartment is quite spacious, we were in a 1 bedroom. Bathroom was large (including bidet), there was a dressing area/walk-in closet in the bedroom. We stayed here for 6 nights, and I have to say I LOVE that this hotel is ACTUALLY environmentally conscious. This place kept true to their word. And I say this with the most utmost respect and am very glad that they did not come to clean and change towels every day. They came one time during our 6 night stay and I was VERY happy about that. If this something that bothers you, don't stay here, but I personally thought it was refreshing and wonderful. We are expected to wash our own dishes (there's a dishwasher) and to take out the trash, but other than that, it was a very comfortable stay and I did not feel over burdened by "chores". Garage is very tight with a very steep incline at exit/entrance. But there is a gas station conveniently located nearby. Overall was a very comfortable stay, and I would highly recommend for families or if you're renting a car.
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A shell of Penion cuvieranus cuvieranus, with the long siphonal canal visible extending toward the bottom of the image, at the anterior end of the shell.
The siphonal canal is an anatomical feature of the shells of certain groups of sea snails within the clade Neogastropoda. Some sea marine gastropods have a soft tubular anterior extension of the mantle called a siphon through which water is drawn into the mantle cavity and over the gill and which serves as a chemoreceptor to locate food. In certain groups of carnivorous snails, where the siphon is particularly long, the structure of the shell has been modified in order to house and protect the soft structure of the siphon. Thus the siphonal canal is a semi-tubular extension of the aperture of the shell through which the siphon is extended when the animal is active.
One gastropod whose shell has an exceptionally long siphonal canal is the Venus comb murex. Some gastropods have a simple siphonal notch at the edge of the aperture instead of a canal.
Vermeij G. J. (2007) "The ecology of invasion: acquisition and loss of the siphonal canal in gastropods". Paleobiology 33(3): 469-493. doi:10.1666/06061.1.
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It's going to be a sweltering Saturday in the Twin Cities.
It's going to feel like mid-July this weekend.
Highs near 90 in southern Minnesota with dew points in the 70s.
Cambridge and South St. Paul were crowned champions, per NWS stats.
We asked the National Weather Service if it's accurate.
The National Weather Service says the heat could arrive in a week.
Sorry, dads. It's gonna be thick out there.
When it's hot in May, summers that follow are typically scorchers.
It sets multiple records, including the earliest 100-degree reading ever.
There's also a chance for hail and high winds for parts of Minnesota.
High temps in Minneapolis could be record-breaking.
With the heat comes a risk for severe storms on Thursday.
Thursday looks to be the hottest, stormiest day of the bunch.


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Q: Cannot append to slice inside a function I tried to add an element to my slice inside a function. I can change the element of the slice but cannot add a new element to it. Since slices act like reference why can't I change it?
Below is the code I have tried:
package main

import (
    "fmt"
)

func main() {
    a := []int{1, 2, 3}
    change(a)
    fmt.Println(a)
}
func change(a []int) {
    a[0] = 4
    a = append(a, 5)
}

A: Slice are pointers to underlying array. It is described in Golang:

Map and slice values behave like pointers: they are descriptors that
  contain pointers to the underlying map or slice data. Copying a map or
  slice value doesn't copy the data it points to. Copying an interface
  value makes a copy of the thing stored in the interface value. If the
  interface value holds a struct, copying the interface value makes a
  copy of the struct. If the interface value holds a pointer, copying
  the interface value makes a copy of the pointer, but again not the
  data it points to.

you are passing a copy of the slice not the original slice. Return the value after appending to the slice and then assign it to the original slice as
package main

import (
    "fmt"
)

func main() {
    a := []int{1, 2, 3}
    a = change(a)
    fmt.Println(a)
}

func change(a []int) []int{
    a = append(a, 5)
    return a
}

Playground Example
Or you can pass a pointer to slice of int but it is not recommended since slice it self is a pointer to bootstrap array.
package main

import (
    "fmt"
)

func main() {
    a := []int{1, 2, 3}
    change(&a)
    fmt.Println(a)
}

func change(a *[]int){
    *a = append(*a, 5)
}

Note: Everything in Golang is pass by value.
One thing to be considered is even if you are returning the updated slice and assigning to the same value, its original len and cap will change, which will lead to a new underlying array of different len. Try to print the length and cap before and after changing the slice to see the difference.
fmt.Println(len(a), cap(a))

The length is the number of elements referred to by the slice. The capacity is the number of elements in the underlying array (beginning at the element referred to by the slice pointer).
Since the underlying array will check you can check it using reflect and unsafe for fetching the underlying array which is going to be different if cap of a slice change after appending data which is your case.
package main

import (
    "fmt"
    "reflect"
    "unsafe"
)

func main() {
    a := []int{1, 2, 3}
    hdr := (*reflect.SliceHeader)(unsafe.Pointer(&a))
    data := *(*[3]int)(unsafe.Pointer(hdr.Data))
    fmt.Println(data)
    a = change(a)
    hdr = (*reflect.SliceHeader)(unsafe.Pointer(&a))
    newData := *(*[4]int)(unsafe.Pointer(hdr.Data))
    fmt.Println(newData)
}

func change(a []int) []int {
    a = append(a, 5)
    return a
}

Playground Example
This is the best part of slices that you need to worry about its capacity when appending data more than its capacity, since it will point to a new array allocated in the memory of bigger length.

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It's hard to believe I've reached the halfway point of my industrial placement. It feels like just yesterday I wrote my first blog, telling you how nervous and excited I was about starting! Time really does fly when you're having fun!
It's difficult to describe a week in my life as a Chaser to you, as no week is ever the same, which actually makes it nearly impossible! But I'm going to give it a go because it's important you know what it's really like to be on placement. I want to show you that placement life can have a good balance of both work and fun.
Some parts of my week are consistent week in/week out. On Mondays we have our weekly meetings, where the whole team catch up and calls out any successes and problems they've had over the last week. We work together to plan how to reach our targets. On Wednesday mornings, I have a one-to-one with a more experienced Chaser, who makes suggestions on how I can improve, but also encourages me and tells me when I'm doing a good job. Then Wednesday afternoons, I send out a weekly email to motivate us and push us to work as hard as we can to meet or beat our target.
In terms of more general day to day goings on, I normally get into work for about 7.45am and start by printing out a list of everyone I need to speak to that day, making a note of exactly what it is I need to do for each of them. This really helps keep me focused as I know exactly what I have to achieve and most importantly, I don't forget what I need to do because some days my memory really isn't the best! I also really love crossing things off my list with my highlighter, it's probably something to do with the sense of satisfaction I get when I see my workload physically shrinking!
Once I've got my to-do list, the next thing I do is check my inbox. It's important my inbox is up to date and that I send out any responses as promptly as possible. This gives me a better chance of recovering profit for the client. Responses can come in at any time and can vary massively in length and detail. It's key that I stay organised, as it's so easy for my priorities to change suddenly.
Chasing can be quite fast-paced and intense at times, but that's the way I like it. When I'm under pressure I tend to perform better as I know that I have deadlines to meet and everything has to be completed. Whereas when it's more relaxed, it's easier to lose track of time and it can be harder to stay focused. To be honest, even when I'm under pressure and up against tight deadlines, it's always quite a relaxed atmosphere. Chasers are always laughing about something or other, whether we are laughing at someone who's had a really bad week on Fantasy Football, or laughing at the person who put a ridiculous answer for the 'brew round' question and has to go brew up!
As you can see, it's definitely not "all work and no play". Being able to finish any time after 3pm, it makes it really easy to have that work/life balance everyone tells you is so important. After 6 months on placement, I can honestly say that people are right to tell us to have that balance. I love my job, but it really makes me appreciate the times I can let my hair down and grab a coffee with my friends or go out with my housemates.
I'm having so much fun this year, I'm doing things I never thought I'd be able to and I'm learning a lot. If you get the chance to do a placement, absolutely go for it.


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Q: WiFi unresponsive following sleep After my MBP has been asleep (lid closed), when woken, it seems to reconnect to wifi for a few seconds (30 or so) and then becomes unresponsive. All indications are that everything is OK, but web browsing etc fails. By "switching wifi on and off" on the task bar, it then works fine until the next time it's woken from sleep.
I have changed wifi router, and this issue has been evident for a year or so (so was on Mavericks and is now on Yosemite).
It has the latest released version of Yosemite (10.10.3)


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Los Angeles Theater Review: CREATION (Theatre @Boston Court in Pasadena)
by Jason Rohrer on October 16, 2012
A PRO-CHOICE ARGUMENT
Michael Michetti's staging of Kathryn Walat's Creation will, I hope, long hold the record in my experience for Most Literal Production. This decidedly non-realistic play does much to invite such a treatment: its awkward, unhelpful structure features many redundant soliloquies (a trope in which the director has his actors engage the audience directly, to the benefit neither of story nor storytelling); its on-the-nose narrative includes Hand of God gestures like thunderbolts and kismet and one too many convenient serendipities. That actual cracks appear in the walls at dramatic shifts, that every thought in each character's mind is divulged to the audience, that projections notify us of the beginnings and ends of the play's "movements," all testify to the rejection of subtlety. If this extraordinarily talky play had any light to shine on any of its small gems of idea, maybe it would all be worth the effort. But it does not, and so it is not merely long but exasperatingly so.
Career creationism debunker Ian (Johnathan McClain) is struck by lightning and revived by his pathologist wife Sarah (Deborah Puette). Ian begins to exhibit atypical behavior, including a willingness to entertain concepts of faith (how's that for overt) and an inability to stop composing music. His neurologist Amal (Ethan Rains) thinks Ian's got brain damage, but maybe that's only because Amal thinks he and Sarah were meant for each other. Adam Silver plays Zach, a graduate student in musical composition whom Ian befriends with an ulterior motive. Why Zach is written and played as a queer stereotype is a function of this play that escapes me, because Boston Court wouldn't mount a drama featuring a neutered yet flamboyantly gay comic relief character, would it? In 2012?
This play's interesting concepts (neurological questions about the origins of inspiration, faith, and love) and its potentially entertaining narrative elements (a mounting flirtation; a brutal exploitation) could make a good show. They could make two or three good shows. They don't make this one. This writer treats even simple dramatic exercises like obscure phenomena, unsure how to deal with revelation, uncomfortable with pace, and helpless with tone. For a long chunk the play feels like a medical practice television show, complete with convenient flashbacks (write a pilot if you must but please don't do a single-scene flashback onstage) and a neutral color palette (set by Francois-Pierre Couture; projection design by Adam Flemming) and lots of chirpy prime-time banter. Later, it reminded me of a bad issue play of the Rod Serling variety, chatty but lacking an element of fascination. But all too frequently this play just feels like a scratch pad. Ms. Walat's talking heads resemble characters less than they do lists of questions a writer ought to ask herself before a second draft. Her scenes are the paragraphs of a poorly organized essay.
Ms. Walat trusts the audience exactly as far as she can throw it, and so we are constantly ahead of her. At one point in the third movement, while Ian tried for periphrastic minutes to talk Zach into something Zach was obviously going to do from the moment we met him, an hour and a half previous, I felt a shout rising in my throat for the play to "Get on with it!" But I kept quiet because this show seemed unlikely to play out according to the needs of anyone but the writer and director.
Perhaps because this is a play that deals with music, Mr. Michetti has placed pop songs in all the public spaces, classical music in private homes, and Bruno Louchouarn's original muzak wherever. It's the first time at Boston Court I've felt like I was at a shopping mall. Well, not completely like: by the end, when all the actors stood in a line and tossed moral and theme wrap-ups at the crowd, I couldn't buy any of it.
Theatre @Boston Court in Pasadena
scheduled to end on November 11, 2012
for tickets, visit Boston Court
Jeremy October 17, 2012 at 2:06 pm
Yeah, it was pretty bad


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Kirk Rose
Kirk Rose is the CEO of the Anchorage Community Land Trust. He has been with the company for nine years and has served as CEO for five. Kirk was named a 2017 Next City Vanguard, one of just 43 urban leaders worldwide, and during his tenure with the organization, ACLT was awarded the National Development Council's highest honor as the 'Most Innovative Community Development Project' in the United States. Both of these honors are due to ACLT's incredible staff team of leaders. Kirk currently serves on the Executive Committee of the Anchorage Downtown Partnership Board. When off-duty from directing ACLT, he enjoys big adventures, big ideas and his big support group of family and friends, including ACLT's Chief Lunch Inspector, his dog Muddy.
Kirk can be reached at krose@anchoragelandtrust.org or (907) 274-0181.
Stuart Bannan
As ACLT's Director of Finance & Real Estate, Stuart works with neighborhood businesses and other local representatives on building a stronger economic base for the community. His focus is on increasing commercial traffic and connecting residents with good job opportunities.
Stuart also manages some of the day-to-day responsibilities of ACLT's property portfolio and generally looks after the organization's contracting. He brings a wide range of experience from working in the legal field and with governmental agencies. Stuart has a BA from St. John's College- Annapolis and a JD from UNC-Chapel Hill School of Law. When not working for new investment and jobs, he is always up for an adventure with his wife, Deborah, and their two dogs.
Stuart can be reached at lbannan@anchoragelandtrust.org or (907) 274-0170.
Radhika Krishna
Radhika is ACLT's Director of Programs, and has endless enthusiasm for projects that improve Anchorage's neighborhoods. She manages ACLT's community-facing programs, including Set Up Shop and Grow North Farm. Radhika also serves on Anchorage's Planning and Zoning Commission.
Radhika moved to Anchorage to work at ACLT after completing a B.A. in Philosophy from Grinnell College. In her free time, she enjoys travelling around Alaska, playing soccer, and participating in too many book clubs.
Radhika can be reached at rkrishna@anchoragelandtrust.org or (907) 274-0191.
Emily Cohn
Emily is ACLT's Director of Communications & Development. Emily learned how to story-tell through an education in the arts, and has been seeking opportunities to make good stories since. Some of her most story-worthy jobs have included selling merchandise for touring bands, teaching Shakespeare with the Royal Shakespeare Company to youth in Detroit, and delivering wine to Disney executives. Emily holds 9 years of experience in both corporate and non-profit communications, events, & media relations, as well as ongoing experience eating sour candy while working on grants.
Emily is elated to now be shaping the story of Anchorage's best neighborhoods through ACLT. She escapes her desk by using the roads and trails around her and getting out of town every chance she gets.
Emily can be reached at ecohn@anchoragelandtrust.org or (907) 865-5211.
Caitlin Taylor
Caitlin is our Program Manager, and she is committed to working with non-profits, foundations and local government for a better city. Her lifelong nickname is "Cat", which continues to confuse baristas scribbling it on coffee cups.
Born and raised in Anchorage, Cat obtained her B.S. in Sociology and the Civic Engagement Certificate from UAA. When away from the office, she enjoys hitting the gym, trying out all the foodie hotspots, and cooking for her family of friends.
Cat can be reached at ctaylor@anchoragelandtrust.org or (907) 274-0152.
Lyndea Kelleher
Lyndea is our Set Up Shop Lending Manager. Lyndea is a born and raised Alaskan who grew up in Spenard. She earned an Economics degree from UAA to pursue community and economic development opportunities in Anchorage. While at UAA, she worked for the Mayor's office, the Anchorage Assembly, and the State Department of Revenue where she focused on economic analysis of state and local issues.
Before coming to ACLT, Lyndea worked several political campaigns as Campaign Manager and Deputy Finance Director. Lyndea loves to hike, sing, play with her two adorable cats, and read.
Lyndea can be reached at lkelleher@anchoragelandtrust.org or (907) 865-5210.
Camilo Ortiz
Camilo joins ACLT as our Program Associate. A proud resident of Mountain View, Camilo recently spent two years as a professional father of two toddlers during which he honed his negotiation and time management skills. Prior to this, Camilo worked as Assistant Dean of Admissions at the University of Louisville School of Law where he sought to increase diversity among the next generation of lawyers. Camilo's previous career included brand strategy, market research, and product management for LeapFrog Toys.
Camilo earned his law degree from Seattle University School of Law and his bachelor's degree from the University of California, Riverside. When he is not at work, you can find Camilo with his family exploring a new park, cooking out, or eating his favorite roast beef sandwich from Fire Island Bakery.
Camilo can be reached at cortiz@anchoragelandtrust.org or (907) 748-5848.
Nick Bachman
Nick Bachman joined ACLT this March for a year of service as an AmeriCorp Vista and has quickly found joy in helping ACLT develop it's programs for new farmers and budding entrepreneurs at Grow North Farm.
He first recognized his passion for land-use as a Geology Major at Middlebury College in Vermont. Nick became inspired to pursue community-based work while collaborating with a climate action team in his home city of Portland, ME. This summer, he completed coursework in urban planning at the UC Berkeley Summer Institute. When not gardening, playing music, or catching up with friends and family, you'll likely find him along the coast or in the hills.
Nick can be reached at nbachman@anchoragelandtrust.org or (207) 776-3720.
Louise Bednarik, Urban Fellow
Louise joined ACLT in September 2019 as part of the Alaska Fellows Program. Working in partnership with Cook Inlet Lending Center, she is helping grow our lending program during her fellowship year. Originally from Washington State, Louise is excited to explore and build community in Anchorage and Alaska.
She graduated from Haverford College in May 2019 with a BA in Political Science and a concentration in Peace, Justice, and Human Rights. Prior to working at ACLT, Louise was an intern at the Unitarian Universalist United Nations Office, worked in the admissions office at Haverford, and coached gymnastics. When not in the office, Louise loves to hike, work-out, and dance in the kitchen.


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Йохан фон Лимбург-Бройч () от род Изенберг (странична линия на графовете от Берг-Алтена) е граф на Лимбург (1473 – 1508) и господар на Бройч (1473 – 1508) в Мюлхайм.

Биография

Роден е около 1478 година. Той е син на граф Вилхелм II фон Лимбург-Бройч († 1473) и съпругата му графиня Юта фон Рункел († сл. 1471), дъщеря на Дитрих IV фон Рункел († 1462) и графиня Анастасия фон Изенбург-Вид († 1460). Брат е на Мария фон Лимбург († 1525), омъжена на 8 февруари 1482 г. за граф Себастиан I фон Сайн-Витгенщайн (1464 – 1498), и на Ирмгард фон Лимбург († 1492), омъжена през 1487 г. за Йохан фон Лое († 1492).

Йохан се жени на 20 юни 1492 г. за графиня Елизабет фон Нойенар († септември 1505), дъщеря на граф Фридрих фон Нойенар-Алпен († 1468) и Ева фон Линеп. Те нямат деца.

Йохан е бездетен и осининовява племенницата си графиня Ирмгард фон Сайн-Хомбург (* сл. 1482; † 27 август 1551), сираче на сестра му Мария фон Лимбург († 1525) и граф Себастиан I фон Сайн-Витгенщайн (1464 – 1498), която той омъжва на 14 ноември 1505 г. за граф Вирих V фон Даун-Фалкенщайн и му преписва през 1508 г. дворец Лимбург в Хаген. На 26 януари 1510 г. той се оттегля напълно в полза на Вирих.

Йохан умира на 26 юли 1511 година и е погребан в църквата Св. Петър в Мюлхайм.

Литература
 ´Otto Redlich: Mülheim a. d. Ruhr. Seine Geschichte von den Anfängen bis zum Übergang an Preußen 1815. Stadt Mülheim an der Ruhr im Selbstverlag, Stadt Mülheim an der Ruhr 1939.
 Günther Binding: Schloss Broich in Mülheim/Ruhr (= Kunst und Altertum am Rhein. Nr.23, ISSN 0075-725x). Rheinland-Verlag, Düsseldorf 1970.
 Brigide Schwarz: Die Petrikirche in Mülheim als herrschaftliche Grablege, mit einem Exkurs zur Baugeschichte der Kirche (= Zeitschrift des Geschichtsvereins Mülheim a. d. Ruhr. Heft 78). Mülheim an der Ruhr 2007
 Hermann Adam von Kamp: Das Schloss Broich und die Herrschaft Broich. Duisburg: Ewich, 1852. Digital, Universitäts – und Landesbibliothek Düsseldorf
 Detlev Schwennicke, Europaische Stammtafeln, New Series, Vol. XXIX, Tafel 76.
 Europaische Stammtafeln, by Wilhelm Karl, Prinz zu Isenburg, Vol. IV, Tafel 35.

Източници

Графове на Лимбург
Господари (Свещена Римска империя)
Изенбурги
Берг-Алтена
Родени през 15 век
Починали през 1511 година

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Sloth Translations
One sloth, and a computer
I'm the Evil Lord of an Intergalactic Empire!
The Villainous Daughter's Butler ~I Raised Her to be Very Cute~
Expecting to Fall into Ruin, I Aim to Become a Blacksmith ToC
My Death Flags Show No Sign of Ending ToC
Modern Fantasy – Prologue
Fan art!
Merchants of the Imperial Capital
A luxury hotel's lounge.
The hotel arranged by my merchant Thomas was a historic building renovated to modern standards.
It was a waste of money, but this was how evil lords were supposed to use their funds.
Crossing my legs as I sat down on the couch, I looked at the two people Thomas had mediated a meeting for me with.
Dressed in a suit while having his blonde hair set in a seven-three ratio, was the young head of the Clave Company– their president Elliot.
His appearance was that of one in their early twenties, and he actually seemed to be that age.
He sent a smile my way,
"I'd like to thank you for meeting with us today."
Sitting next to him was an executive of the Newlands Company– Patrice.
She had crimson red hair and emerald green eyes.
Her suit that emphasised her chest seemed to match them… was she aiming for a certain colour scheme?
"It brings me great joy to finally meet with the famous Count– no, the future Duke, Lord Liam."
She was a beautiful lady with an alluring voice, but girls of her type weren't my preference.
–she reminded me of my former wife.
I didn't like flashy women.
Turning towards Thomas, he seems to have curled himself up, trying to make his presence as small as possible.
"Lord Liam, there's some things we want to talk to you about today. This concerns us becoming your exclusive purveyors."
The biggest vendors in the imperial capital have approached me to become my merchants.
Because the scale they operated on was far larger than Thomas' firm, they had the potential to be quite useful in many ways.
"My exclusive purveyors?"
"Yes, please allow us to serve you, Lord Liam. The Clave company is an imperial merchant group with deep ties to tradition and history. I'm sure that we could be of value to you."
When Elliot said so with a smile, Patrice– who was sitting next to him, went on to appeal to me as well.
"While it is true that the Clave company is the best in the imperial capital, our Newlands Company does business across the entire Empire. Our company is widely supported by innumerable nobles, whose connections will surely be useful to you, Lord Liam."
I love people who shamelessly sell flattery to me.
However– their offers seemed too good to be true.
And I'd never trust anyone who said they were willing to help me only out of the goodness of their own hearts.
"Thomas is my exclusive merchant, do you understand what the implications of your proposals are?"
Thomas made a flustered expression.
He really should try acting more dignified sometimes.
Elliot made another gesture to persuade me.
"Of course I understand. Make no mistake, I have no wish to expel the Henfrey Company from their position, but I'd be grateful it if you used our Clave Company in addition to them."
Patrice did the same.
They both smiled while trying to sell me dreams of what the future could be like.
If I joined hands with them, they would do various things for my sake– it was just too convenient.
"…and so? What are you aiming for, approaching me like this?"
At my query, Elliot and Patrice's smiles didn't seem fazed at all.
"What are we aiming for? I'm a merchant too, my lord. Of course my aim here is the monetary profit that I predict you'll bring me."
"The Newlands Company holds the momentum your quickly rising Banfield house has in high-regard, and doesn't wish to miss out on this opportunity to build a connection with you."
I quietly observed the grins they had plastered on.
They gave off the same feeling as my ex-wife.
I still haven't forgotten the face of the woman who made a fool of me.
"Wipe those damn smiles off already."
When I said that, all expression seemed to vanish from Elliot's face.
"…I've heard rumours that you were a virtuous lord full of affection, but I guess there are some things you just can't understand without meeting the person in question face-to-face."
Patrice was still smiling, but it seemed to have a different 'depth' to it.
It looked like one full of expectations, but also one of impatience.
"Is this what your true nature is like? I can't say I hate it though."
"I see… so? What do you want from me?"
When the atmosphere behind the two changed, Thomas quickly went on to explain,
"Lord Liam, both of them are seeking the strength of your Banfield house."
"That's somewhat reasonable, but I don't understand why such powerful merchants would need to rely on me."
Many merchants have expressed their desire to borrow the Banfield house's power before.
However, these two must have other nobles in their pockets they could rely on.
They wouldn't be big merchants otherwise.
For the powerful imperial merchant groups these two were parts of, there should be no reason for them to reach out to my house at all.
Elliot covered his mouth with his hand.
"I've only succeeded as the head of my group a few years ago, and I've been clashing with the other executives ever since."
Considering the situation, it looks like the Clave Company was too close to noble politics.
"There are a lot of people who seek to take advantage of my youth and manipulate me. To be honest, after investigating my father's death, it turns out he was assassinated."
It looks like the big trading companies had their own fair share of problems to deal with.
"Why haven't you reported this to the Empire?"
"Because the Empire needs the Clave company, not myself as an individual. It was actually the nobles who hired the people that killed my father."
Just like the other executives, it looks like he was looking for an aristocrat to become his backer.
I turned to Patrice, and when she explained her circumstances– she revealed her ambitions.
"Unlike Elliot, who wants someone to defend himself, I want the Newlands Company for my own."
Although Elliot didn't seem interested, this piqued my interest.
"Continue."
"The Newlands Company has many executives, including myself. Although we generally work together, things are different now that the ownership is changing. Everyone is wondering, 'who will be the next head?'"
Patrice took a pose that emphasised her chest, as if to appeal to me.
"Lord Liam, will you lend me your power to help me become the Newlands Company's next president? Of course, I'll make sure to reward you appropriately."
Thomas looked away from the two.
"Lord Liam, with these two's support, the Banfield house will be able to reach even greater heights, but they also come with various problems as well."
These powerful merchants sought me out because they wanted my strength for their internal struggles.
Now isn't that easy to understand?
In other words, they held the power of violence I could wield in high regard.
I called out towards them,
"…because you've piqued my interest, I've decided I'll lend you my support."
The expressions on Elliot and Patrice's faces were serious.
"You do understand what this means, right?"
Elliot warned me, but for these two to seek me out means that they're considerably evil, no?
They should've already heard from Thomas of all the villainous things I've done so far.
"Don't worry about it, but let me say this– as long as you two make sure I profit from this deal, I'll support you in turn. Don't you think that a mutually beneficial relationship would be the best for all of us?"
Loyalty? Gratitude? Honour?
I didn't believe in such things.
But as long as these two can profit from this situation, I knew they wouldn't betray me.
Simple, isn't it?
Patrice placed a finger on her lips.
"…you're different from what I imagined, Lord Liam. Of course, in a good sense, but I thought you would've been a person who valued honour over profits."
Honour? What is honour to an evil lord? Ahh, was she referring to the sense of honour that might appear in some television drama?
I've never valued such a thing before, and I didn't value it now.
"Are you afraid that your profits may be thrown away in favour of morals? What great merchants you are, don't you think so as well, Thomas?"
When I turned the conversation to him, Thomas made a troubled expression.
"W-what do you want me to say?"
"…well, as long as they can bring me profits, I'll support them. Now, isn't that quite simple and easy for a contract?"
Elliot began to smile, but it wasn't that fake smile of a good and serious youth he showed me at first.
"I completely understand. Rather than the invisible ties of morals and honour, the material bindings of a contract are far more trustworthy."
Patrice's cheeks flushed red in excitement.
"I'll bring you the contract immediately. Lord Liam… I'd like for you to sign the contract together with me, personally."
Rather than the polished expressions they first showed, I prefered them far more as they were now.
◇ ◇ ◇
After having signed their contracts with Liam, Elliot and Patrice were now alone in the elevator.
It's walls were made of glass, making the beautiful night view of the imperial capital visible.
Elliot loosened his tie and called out to Patrice.
"…he was easier of a person to talk to than I thought."
Patrice crossed her arms, refusing to show her back to him.
"Don't act so over familiarly with me. This doesn't change the fact that we're still enemies."
"Oh? I would've thought it'd be far more beneficial for us to cooperate with each other."
"…it's meaningless to join hands with the head of a group that has no power."
"You're telling me…"
There were various reasons why they approached Liam, but for Elliot, it was because many of his company's executives had close ties with the Berkley family.
As long as you paid the Pirate Nobles, they'd support you, that's just how society was.
But if the pirates gained any more power, they'd start interfering with his business.
Elliot hated this idea and decided to support Liam, who was openly fighting the Berkley family from the front.
At first, he was worried when he heard about how serious he was, but that's exactly why Liam's true nature was so interesting.
"But I thought you were in the same situation as me. Aren't many of your company's executives close to the Berkley family as well?"
"There's no point in following in their footsteps. If they're going to bet on the Berkley family, then I'm going to put my chips on the Banfield house instead."
Patrice wanted to use Liam to gain power within her company.
Originally, she was going to skillfully manipulate him with her language skills, but she was completely caught off guard.
"Still, things sure have taken an interesting turn. I'm glad that he's not just another goody-two-shoes."
The majority of aristocrats prioritised their personal profits for deals like this, but Liam didn't trust such one-sided relationships.
"…we've gone too far now, the Count needs to win this war."
When Elliot said so, Patrice agreed.
"He has to, because If he doesn't, we're screwed."
While Liam was in the middle of training, problems had clearly arisen with his designation of supplies.
They mostly came from those his policies affected– the corrupt soldiers.
"Damn it! That Banfield brat is getting full of himself!"
In addition to the nobles who had lazily wasted their time in the patrol fleets, the soldiers who had been living indulgent lives in the regular fleets until now were enraged.
"Seriously, the amount of alcohol we've been receiving has decreased."
"What the hell does he mean by he can't waste funds on premium liquor for us?! We're nobles damn it!"
"On top of that, he's messed with our fleets! After giving some random reason, he reduced the number of vessels I was in charge of!"
They raved on, turning everything that was wrong with their lives the fault of the Banfield house's Liam.
Their opinions were in sync.
And the guide was silently watching over all of it.
Sitting down in a chair, he started applauding while swinging his legs.
"It looks like he's smoothly creating more enemies for himself. Now, let's put these guys to work."
After snapping his fingers, black smoke began to emanate from his body.
The dark smog quickly filled up the room, but the nobles didn't seem notice.
That's when one of them spoke out,
"I've heard rumours that the Berkley family is going to settle things with the Banfield house soon."
The gathered soldiers suddenly became interested in that story.
"It looks like they're recruiting soldiers, so how about this? –As imperial noblemen, why don't we join the Berkley family to help restore the military to how it's supposed to be? They also said they'd provide us with a mountain of rewards."
The military men broke out into grins.
The guide was preparing human resources to join the Berkley family's army, further increasing Liam's enemies.
"This still isn't enough. I need to make all the contingency plans possible to ensure Liam's demise."
He needed to make sure he wasn't negligent.
Or else he'd never be able to kill Liam.
Standing up, the guide fixed the position of his hat, and left the room.
However, a faint light in the shape of a dog was watching everything from the room's corner, and silently followed after him.
Brian(´・ω・) "It's painful. How Lord Liam didn't even consider consulting us beforehand on increasing the number of contracted merchants is… painful. Not that I objected with his decision, of course."
Written by Mishima Yomu/Wai (三嶋 与夢)
Translated by KuroInfinity at slothtranslationsblog.com
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Fitoor says:
It's painful to watch Brian act like a neglected housewife.
Anyways, nothing new happened in this chapter besides introducing two new characters.
I think it's better to call it, the "rising action" of the story. It's all preparation to make the climax better. 😛
mind break says:
Well, you know? Storms are brewing
Skoll says:
Yay, more misunderstandings! Not really a great one, but minor ones are fine too.
Thanks for the hard work.
The guide is once again doing his part as a competent wing man, gathering all the enemies in the same place.
Owl says:
lol worse. He just gathered all the incompetents in the army into the Berkley family lol. Once one of them screws up, everything will go to pieces. If they had gotten competent people they might have a chance but now all they got is lazy bottomfeeders. GG man, GG.
BlackElite says:
Incompetents would gather with incompetents, no?
not always, that's just a trite saying that often is not true. Sometimes the person you can't get along with the most is someone exactly like you.
Like magnet that wouldn't meet the same pole eh
Ophious says:
Thanks for the chapter, kinda boring this chapter compared to the rest but I understand how the climax still has things that need building up to~
José Raios says:
Obrigado pela tradução, esta é uma das melhores historias publicadas recentemente, e a tradução faz jus a obra.
Povylas says:
Sure bruh
Potato says:
What does it says?
I cant believe google translate got it perfect (basically).
"Thanks for the translation, this is one of the best stories published recently, and the translation lives up to the work"
Acording to google tl
dozymoe says:
It's painful isn't it.
Gin Hindew 110 says:
This is the first legit evil-like thing he ever did, and it was pretty reasonable
george766h says:
what evil? contracts aren't evil (unless they are with certain …. umm … things) actually that was a pretty smart play to bind them
Paps says:
Thanks for the chapter, Kuro, have a great weekend.
Dzerx says:
The Guide is going to bankrupt the Barkley family for Liam lmao.
Kucing Terbang says:
Well, whoever destroyed in the end, the guide will harvest their dark feelings. Unless Liam send him a gigantic thank you of course.
Astrum91 says:
I think there's another layer to it that hasn't come into play yet. He gains strength from the negative feelings towards Liam. What if Liam wipes out all the pirates in a massive civil war and becomes celebrated as a hero?
It stands to reason that if people hating Liam makes the guide stronger, then people revering him would make the guide weaker. Plus Liam's gratitude alone seems to be able to cripple the guide more often than not.
High velocity gratitude cannon is ready
Dark Jackel says:
Thanks for all your hard work! 😁
Sekach says:
Will Liam clear majority of Empire's cancer in one go? Thanks for the chapter!
XsaluteZero says:
Thank for the chapter ^^
He still clearly remembers his previous wife?
Hmm, maybe we will really meet her in the future. (・・?)
and get revenge? …
Even if she's reincarnated, her face would be different…
Manifest says:
Is there anyone here who think the guide actually Liam's previous wife?
That gonna hilarious.
Nope, there was a chapter that showed that the guide and his wife are 2 different people and that he got her together with a philanderer to harvest her dark emotions too when they break up.
SaMu says:
Pigs to the slaughter…
adabanaxt says:
thank you for the chapter.
you missed a letter here
Because the scale the operated on
Because the scale THEY operated on
again thank you for the hardwork
Thomas is slowly turning into another Brian, it's… Painful.
Huh..Really? How so?
TakuanSoho says:
If the dog is back, the guide is going to get fracked. Looking forward to it!
And mercenary armies that the guide is preparing often cause more harm to their patron than they help. They consume resources, bully potential allies, and then run away when the shooting starts.
Poor guide, if he thought the pain he suffered before was bad….
"Now witness the fully armed and operational deathstar…. I mean, gratitude of Liam"
Deathstar: ——> High powered Gratitude Beam ——> "Guide"
Drnimbus1 says:
Well good thing Liam's got it in Written words for the new merchants but man the what is the head of the Berkleys planning to do with the enormous size of the Berkleys a coup to become the new rules of the empire please let it be so cause then ALL of them and their supporters lives are forfeit and there's nothing they can say about it
jalog100 says:
Thanks for the chapter! I feel like the guide is preparing more ants to the anteater if he just keep on Liam side he will see how futile is take these guys
I wonder if the guide will succeed the plan of killing Liam…
I mean, his efforts are no shit…
While Liam also do some effort…
His gains are more like luck to me…
Haaah… Now I can't wait…
Thank you for the chapter!!!
Nightmares says:
Tabeleta says:
Oh! Since I can already predict what's going to happen with Guide, it's actually make me want to cheer he up a little.
Liam already pierced him with his giant, thick spear full of gratitude, if something like that happens again, then the guide will end up like those girls in ero doujins! LIKE THOSE GIRLS IN ERO DOUJINS!!!!
PAINFUL count till current chapter: 53
The guide sure quickly derailed from evil demon who destroyed mc's life to a pitiful gag character.
They're not even secretive about it anymore.
I can already taste the start of open war at the tip of my tongue.
feli says:
Hmmm is the guide taking away all the corrupt people from liams side…..thx I guess
iamviruz says:
Oh no the painful old man is back.
exqalph03 says:
— Thanks for the chapter~ ^^.
Do you know if the war starts this volume or the next?
Its painful. Not knowing is… painful!
eZquinn says:
Brian just want attention
Brian don't want Liam's heart
Maybe Brian just hate the thought of Liam with someone new
Yeah, Brian just want attention
Liam knew from the start
Brian just making sure Lime never get over him, oh
XD Brian the ignored wife
Grey hat. says:
Are the two merchants tsundere for each other?
Thanks for new chapter.
rooislangwtf says:
Thanky says:
Thanks for your hard work! Currently my favorite novel. 🙂
heavenjudgement2 says:
Thank for the meal!
thediabolicalgenius says:
Awwwwww, the Guide thinks he's surrounding Liam with enemies. While Liam will think "all the trash I need to dispose of, gathered in one place? How convenient!"
He will enjoy Liam's gratitude again soon…….
Thanks for the translation Kuro!
no new chap yet?? I'm still waiting~~~ but its painful (T-T)
A. O. Gown says:
Thank you for your translations.
Misunderstandings afoot!
Lord kuroinfinity, may I ask what is your occupation in RL? And how come you are so good at translating especially with this lightspeed?
kuroinfinity says:
I'm a student. Translating becomes easy when you love the novel you're doing.
69noobslayer420 says:
thank you for your hard work and regular updates 🙂
Waiting with uncertainty is painful T_T
spiritualgrass says:
It's painful…
To wait so long for the next chapter when you read everything in 2 days is painful…
The guide likes making big bet, already spending all the power he had just collected for a big win.
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