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Q: 'Commit to Branch' option in XCode 6 In earlier versions of XCode, there was an option called Commit to Branch on commit page which really helped when you'd messed around too much with your code in a particular branch and didn't want to commit it into the same branch and neither did you want to lose all the code that you'd written.
I couldn't find this option in XCode 6. Is it still there hidden somewhere, or have they removed it?

A: An excerpt from the "Save and Revert Changes" section of the Apple IOS Devloper's library
https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/ToolsLanguages/Conceptual/Xcode_Overview/ManageChanges.html

Create a Branch to Isolate Risky Changes
After you've worked on a project for a while, you are likely to have a
  body of reliable, stable code. You can choose Source Control > Working
  Copy > New Branch to create a copy of that code. Then you can work on
  new features and other changes without destabilizing your existing
  code base. When you are satisfied with your changes, you can merge
  them back into the body of stable code. Use Source Control > Working
  Copy > Merge from Branch and Source Control > Working Copy > Merge
  into Branch to combine and reconcile differences between versions of
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El río Siun (, baskir: Сөн) es un río de la república de Baskortostán y de la de Tartaristán, en Rusia, afluente por la izquierda del río Belaya, que desemboca en el río Kama y que por tanto pertenece a la cuenca hidrográfica del Volga. Tiene una longitud de 209 km, con una cuenca de 4500 km². Nace en los montes de Bugulma y Belebéi. Tiene un régimen principalmente nial. Las crecidas se dan a finales de abril o principios de mayo. Su caudal medio es de 14.8 m³/s.

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 El Siun en la Gran Enciclopedia Soviética

Ríos de la república de Baskortostán
Ríos de la república de Tartaristán
Ríos de la cuenca del Volga

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PURPOSE/OBJECTIVES: To explore the use of virtual reality as a distraction intervention to relieve symptom distress in women receiving chemotherapy for breast cancer. DESIGN: Crossover study. SETTING: The outpatient clinic of a midwestern comprehensive cancer center. SAMPLE: 20 women 18-55 years of age. METHODS: Using a crossover design, 20 subjects served as their own controls. For two matched chemotherapy treatments, one pretest and two post-test measures were employed. Participants were assigned randomly to receive the virtual reality distraction intervention during one chemotherapy treatment and received no distraction intervention (control condition) during an alternate chemotherapy treatment. An open-ended questionnaire elicited each subject's evaluation of the intervention. MAIN RESEARCH VARIABLES: Symptom distress, fatigue, anxiety. FINDINGS: Significant decreases in symptom distress and fatigue occurred immediately following chemotherapy treatments when women used the virtual reality intervention. CONCLUSIONS: The distraction intervention decreased symptom distress, was well received, and was easy to implement in the clinical setting. IMPLICATIONS FOR NURSING: Nursing interventions to manage chemotherapy-related symptom distress can improve patient quality of life and increase chances for survival by reducing treatment-related symptom distress and enhancing patients' ability to adhere to treatment regimens and cope with their disease.


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India becomes member of Wassenaar Arrangement arms control regime
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NEW DELHI (BERNAMA) - India has become a member of the Wassenaar Arrangement arms control regime, which may give it better access to the latest technologies and trade practices.
India will become its 42nd participating state as soon as the necessary procedural arrangements for joining are completed, the group said in a statement after its plenary meeting in Vienna on Thursday (Dec 7).
The Wassenaar Arrangement regulates trade in conventional arms and dual-use goods and technologies.
At their Vienna meeting, its members adopted new export controls in a number of areas, including military explosives and specific electronic components.
"Existing controls were further clarified regarding ground stations for spacecraft, submarine diesel engines, technology related to intrusion software, software for testing gas turbine engines, analog-to-digital converters, non-volatile memories and information security. Some controls were relaxed, such as for mechanical high-speed cameras and digital computers," the Wassenaar Arrangement said.
India sees its membership of multilateral arms control regimes as a sign of its growing stature as a manufacturer and exporter of military goods.
It joined the Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR) in June last year, but China has stalled India's entry into the 48-member Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG), which controls access to critical nuclear know-how.
China and some other members of the nuclear club maintain that the NSG should come out with clear guidelines to consider the entry of countries that are not signatory to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT).
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This summer, more than 40 staff volunteers are planting, weeding, watering and harvesting the Giving Garden at Farm Bureau's West Des Moines office.
The tomatoes, cucumbers, green beans and other vegetables grown in the Giving Garden are donated to the Food Bank of Iowa's warehouse in Des Moines.
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Despite a dry summer, and a few Japanese beetles, the Farm Bureau Giving Garden yielded a hefty bounty last year. The staff volunteers grew and delivered more than 1,600 pounds of produce to the Food Bank of Iowa.
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After a successful first year, the Giving Garden program expanded to two more sites in 2015. This spring, Wells Fargo in West Des Moines planted a corporate garden. In addition, Des Moines University partnered with its neighbor, Wesley Life retirement community, to plant a raised-bed garden to grow produce for local food pantries.
Burgess says the United Way hopes the Giving Garden program will continue to grow and recruit more businesses and individuals to participate – even if it means just planting a "container garden" to grow a few vegetables for food pantries.
"It's great to connect passion with need, and this Giving Garden (program) does just that," Burgess says. "Not only are our businesses passionate about getting their employees engaged in an activity that is meaningful, but the employees are passionate about gardening. It's just great to see the energy around this."
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A little while ago I read The Roman Hat Mystery (1929), the debut novel by Ellery Queen, the nom de plume of cousins Daniel Nathan and Emanuel Lepofsky, in turn better known as Frederic Dannay and Manfred B. Lee. I didn't love it, but I've read about ten Ellery Queen books and found a lot to enjoy in some of them, and a great many people whose opinions I value assert that the work done by these two under this name was vital to the development of the genre.
In spite of that, I don't really feel that I have any understanding or overview of the Queen oeuvre; tonally and quality-wise the ones I have read — and, if I'm completely honest, I'm a little shaky as to exactly which ones they are — are all over the place, as befits a four-decade career covering multiple media platforms. But they definitely did hugely valuable work, and I wish to correct my ignorance. So, I hereby formally announce that I shall be reading the 39 novels and one novella that Dannay and/or Lee worked on (the name was later farmed out for others to produce work under it) in order of publication and posting my findings, thoughts, and other esoterica as it occurs to me here.
I've created its own category here on the blog, so that it doesn't get lost amidst the general 'Reviews' heading, and I'll be chipping away at them over the next few years — I typically avoid reading books by the same author too close together, so I reckon this has a good six or seven years to run. Hell, I may not even be blogging by the time I finish it, who knows what will happen? And, yes, I shall even reread the ones I know I've read (Roman Hat being the exception, as that's already catalogued on here), even though I distinctly remember The Egyptian Cross Mystery (1932), The King is Dead (1952), and possibly The Four of Hearts (1938) to be absolute stinkers.
Dannay and Lee also wrote a large number of short stories, many of which I have read, but I don't currently plan to include them in this. That may — and if I enjoy myself as much as I'm expecting to, probably will — change, but at present I own all the novels and so we'll start there.
Oh, you don't want a war? Well, then, carry on. Perhaps we'll even overcome this initial animosity to team up at some point — if Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice has taught me anything, that's a distinct possibility.
I'm also delighted to tell you that the winner of my fiendish Murder on the Way! competition is…Andy William. Congratulations, Andy! Zombies, impossible shootings, and some truly wonderful writing is yours, all yours. Bask in the glory of your win for the moment; I shall be in touch for your contact details, and will aim to get the book out to you by the end of the week.
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You're doing yourself a disservice by leaving out the short stories! Queen was an expert in the short form, and I think no discussion of Queen is complete w/o the shorts.
I'm finished reading all the books starring Ellery about two years ago, which was kind of a personal milestone: most of my mystery fiction childhood consisted of Christie, the Famous Five and Scooby Doo!, but after Detective Conan, and a chance remark about Ellery Queen there, I started reading Queen and it's from that point on I really started to consume A LOT more mystery fiction. I seldom re-read books for review purposes for my blog, but I made an exception for Queen's nationality novels because I really adore them and wanted to fanboy about them.
I read The Adventures… and found them possibly a little forgettable (I can only recall one, though my memory for short stories ain't the best). I'm not saying I'll never read them — in all likelihood I will — but I don't own any more, and wanted to make the novels my priority. If my enthusiasm is piqued as much as consensus thinks it will be (and it probably will) I'll doubtless go about tracking them down in due course. Watch this space!
Well, as I told Ben on HIS blog after HE announced that HE was doing the EXACT SAME THING as you, Calendar of Crime is an amazing collection, and even the later pair – Q.B.I. and Q.E.D. – focus on puzzles and are a lot of fun.
Geez, do I have to reply to each of you SEPARATELY??? Or can I xerox my responses and double click somewhere. I need a student to explain computers to me again . . . oh God!
You can just comment on my blog, since, you know, I'm the original… Plus, I figure that if I simply just post my reviews on Monday and Wednesday, I'll always be first to market. The gauntlet is thrown!
It is funny though – as I was putting my piece together and looking through all of the reviews out there, I stumbled upon JJ's post where he declared his intent to read Queen in order. Groan. What awful timing. Oh well, we're both busy with plenty of other reading, so I imagine our posts will be months apart.
I agree, the short story collection deserve to be there – and LAMP OF GOD is a long short story, not sure it really even counts as a novella (wonderful though it is). I loved EGYPTIAN CROSS!
Some of the recent blog-posts and comments have made me want to revisit (early) Ellery Queen, such as The French Powder Mystery and The Greek Coffin Mystery, to see if they stand up to re-reading.
And Ho-Ling is absolutely right about the short stories. They were arguably better at writing short detective stories than full-length mystery novels. Something that's became very apparent during their Wrightsville and Hollywood period. I detest the Wrightsville novels, but the short stories, collected in Queen's Full, are quite good. It also has one of my favorite short-shorts/dying message stories, "Diamonds in Paradise," which is a bit silly, but have always been very fond of it.
So, yes, put the short story collections on that list. They're not to be missed in an Ellery Queen study.
Well, come along with me 'n' Ben, then! It's an EQ-palooza!
I'll keep an eye out for the collections, but I'll start the novels first and see how I go. Didn't love Roman Hat, after all, so don't want to over-commit before I even begin — I've made that mistake before, and the current investment of 40 books is enough to be going on with…!
Well, as I commented on my blog, I'll be getting to the short stories eventually. I do love a good short story, it seems like the perfect form for impossible crimes. At the same time, like JJ, I seem to have an awful memory for them.
I don't know if I would have sought out the Queen short story collections, but I got them as part of two big bulk purchases on eBay. I'm glad I did now, as the common consensus seems to be that they are excellent.
You remember The Egyptian Cross as a stinker! :0 I mean, it has such a wonderful premise!
That aside, I think your project should prove to be fun. Like you, I don't like to read too many books by the same writer all together – more than three in a row and I start to get restless. This ought to take you a while but having a long range plan like that is nice in itself.
If you didn't like 'French Powder Mystery'… I fear for your Queen marathon!
Only the first two or three chapters, and to be fair I was't really in the mood for it at the time. I'm prepared and rested now, so I expect to fare much better.
I seem to recall a certain Maths teacher who started French Powder and gave up . . . So if you're going to get snarky on the first round, you drop this project, Mister, and go do something positive . . .
See, this is my problem! Which prolific mystery writers do I get to read in order? Wentworth? John Rhode?? E.R. Puncheon??? Please!!
You reading neophytes are so goshdang lucky! You make me sick!
Anyone called Puncheon who isn't either a boxer or the proprietor of a cold cuts company called Puncheon's Luncheons is frankly thumbing their nose at Fate.
Or a vice – principal (Punshon's Truncheons).
I just checked and find that I have all the above 40 books. Regarding short stories, I have only 2 collections: The Adventures Of Ellery Queen and The New Adventures of Ellery Queen.
Get the others if you can find them, Santosh! There are many to admire!! I heartily agree with TomCat and Ho-Ling regarding the Queens' mastery of the short form!
Ho-Ling, I sure wish you would translate some of the short fiction from Japan that serves as an homage to Queen. I know that there is at least one collection out there!
Yes, I will be trying to get the other collections of short stories as soon as possible !
I love the book collection image at the top of the article. Are those the actual copies you have? If so, I'm really jealous, in particular of the first row. I lucked out with my purchases and got some fairly classic looking covers, although they are mostly 1962 Pocket Books and don't have covers nearly as nice as the 1940 editions. I did end up with seven 1940s editions, six of which are featured towards the middle of my post.
It's great to see Queen getting so much attention right now. Hopefully some of the Queen veterans will put together a post or two to guide us newbies through the massive catalog and multiple periods.
Not completely, no, but several are. I've put in a little more variaion than I actually possess.
And, hey, get used to it, dude: we'll be the veterans soon. Ish.
Everyone with an interest in classic detective fiction should start a blog, Christian… The more the merrier!
The Tragedy Of Errors is available only in outline form. However the synopsis is detailed.
As a general rule, Frederic Dannay devised the complicated plots of each Queen novel and story, and Manfred B. Lee did the actual writing—setting, character development, and much of the dialogue. Dannay completed his work on "The Tragedy of Errors," but Lee died before he could turn it into a full-length novel.
1.The Tragedy of Errors is intended to reflect, within the strict framework of the detective novel, the insanity of today's world.
2.The good man, the very good man, even the very best man, can be corrupted by the insanity of today's world.
3. The final scene reveals, among other things, a double motive for murder—the oldest one and the newest.
The outline of the novel is available in the collection The Tragedy Of Errors And Others (includes some short stories and essays) which is available at Amazon (both kindle and paperback).
I have since obtained the collection.
SPOLIERS for The Tragedy of Errors follows. Light ones, but still.
I've read this book, and while it was good I think Dannay is hyping himself up quite a bit. The motive is banal, and if there was some deeper meaning to it all it shot right over my head. I've even re-read the thing a time or two just to make sure it wasn't me being dumb, but no, still not seeing it.
Aaah, but it's lacking that Manny Lee magic. I always find it fascinating to see what someone usually best known for working as part of a duo or collective produces once they do that same thing on their own, to really tey to get a sense of what they actually provided to the duo or collective.
Simon Pegg, these days best known for Hot Fuzz and being Scotty in the Start Trek movies, co-wrote my favourite sitcom of all time, Spaced, in the early 2000s with Jessica Stephenson. When Pegg went on to write Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz, and others without her, I began to realise how many elements of what I loved about the show Stephenson must have brought to it — for all Pegg's solo success, he's never matched the heights of Spaced for me, and I appreciate it even more now seing the different strands they each contributed.
So, y'know, maybe this is like that.
If you haven't already, you should purchase and read BLOOD RELATIONS, Joseph Goodrich's compendium of letters between Dannay and Lee. It is fascinating and frustrating, amazing insight into one team's "writing process," and it makes you wonder how these two ever got ANYTHING written together!
Dammit, stop giving me even more Queen-oterica to buy! I have the novels! That's enough for now!
Oh, I so agree with you, Dark One! I was excited at the chance of reading a "new" Ellery Queen, in whatever form I could. And Dannay makes such a big deal about how ToE extends the deep, rich existential and theological claptrap they imbued most of their late stuff with. And after all that hype, there really is no there there! It reminded me of A Fine and Private Place, and one has to be grateful, I guess, that ToE never got written.
I wouldn't say it's *that* bad, I certainly liked it, at any rate, it's just at the the time I was more focused on short story collections and locked rooms, so I didn't dig into Queen more, which it tempted me to do. If he had just snipped the "Look how brilliant I am" part out it would be much better.
I agree … very much overhyped. The outline is confused about whether it's trying to echo the thematic concerns of Hamlet or Othello, to start with, and I suspect that like others of EQ's later efforts it would have bitten off way more than it could chew by the time it made it to a finished product.
It did amuse me to consider that the actress with the (incomprehensible and unmotivated) fixation on Shakespeare may have bought Drury Lane's former estate, but no, Dannay missed that. So there are two grandiose estates out there inspired by Shakespeare.
See above, I actually liked it, and if I'd been looking into novels at that time I would have snatched a few more Queens based on it. The problem is Dannay trying to show off and the killer being friggen Machiavelli (also an issue with The Phantom Passage JJ 😉 ). But other than that, it was good, and the stories and essays in that collection also interesting.
Really tho, considering how I was into Othello at the time, I'm annoyed that I didn't see the killer a mile off.
Oh, The Phantom Passage is as mad as a box of frogs, no doubt. That's why I love it as much as I do!
The Tragedy Of Errors is only in outline form. However, the synopsis is detailed.
3 . The final scene reveals, among other things, a double motive for murder—the oldest one and the newest.
The outline of the novel is in the collection The Tragedy Of Errors And Others (which includes some short stories and essays) which is available at Amazon (both kindle and paperback). I have since obtained this collection.


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Credibility: DENIED! Part 2: A Feud is Born- Tales of the 'Factually Challenged'
Damion Moore Friday, January 24, 2020 1 Comment
Doesn't everyone want to know the truth? What is it? And Why Haven't You Told Us Everything?
Not everyone wants the truth. Yes, you just read that. Read it again. Let's face, majority of cases like this are tragic, but when all is said and done, there rarely is a conspiracy involved. Few answers, is not proof of wrongdoing. Odds are, if there was misconduct or a crime, evidence of such would have surfaced by now. Only time will tell. So you pump the brakes. Sadly, some see this as opportunity, others with not much going on have something to do. Flat Earth types? Well this is right up their alley.
Today, I am releasing what we do know & have. The next few pieces are my(personal), last words on the Karlie Guse case regarding the troll site, bogus allegations from "Karlie's Angels" while using the ACJ brand. Unless there are new developments, from a reputable source- it is all hearsay and hopeless conjecture. When you hear something from the trolls, the Karlie Guse Lynch Mob disguised as "Karlie's Angels", while using our brand, just ask, "let's see the proof?"
What business detailed the Guse car three days after Karlie disappeared?
Not one within 100 miles of Bishop.
Wendy replied, "I was just joking getting them worked up"
Are you kidding me, those people will salivate waiting in agony with bated breath? Is this a goddamn joke?
No. As long as Karlie is gone, for some, as long as she is missing, there is money to be made pushing a conspiracy. Michael Boone Private Investigator and now Power of Attorney over Karlie Guse's biological mother- Lindsay Fairley, orchestrated an attack on search and rescue volunteers, defamed a drone search team, personally refused assistance and insulted Texas Equusearch and others saying they weren't vetted, to prevent and discredit any attempts to find Karlie Guse. The organized search efforts ceased from then on.(Sourced and vetted)
If Karlie is found, the ruse is up. It is that simple. Regardless of your opinions of anyone, why prevent the search, use your own search party. They don't want her found. They've done everything to prevent that. Again, three professional organizations with "impeccable" records, proven track records services were refused and then insulted by Michael Boone who called saying he was Fairley's "Power of Attorney". Something no one in the industry has heard of. One of those organizations was none other than Texas Equusearch (Sourced, vetted)
Lindsay Fairley, Karlie's bio mom has a long history of frequenting conspiracy theory boards. She was sold about the Guse conspiracy.(Numerous conversations uncovered and on record)
In short, for those that don't want to read all the BS, what is undisputed, not a single source, witness, individual disputing this information, Karlie Guse walked out of her house that fateful morning and disappeared. Obviously you have three witnesses, "impeccable" witnesses as described by Michael Boone. They were called "reputable" by Bishop PD Detective Jared Waasdorp. Mono County Sheriff Ingrid Braun essentially confirms this in the last major press conference.
Witnesses that would have seen this 'mystery woman', said to be Melissa Guse by the trolls, which is completely made up. No one saw, a man or woman running back towards White Mountain Estates that morning. That 40 minutes it takes to walk to and from where Karlie was last seen(in rough terrain and half dressed in 30 to 40 degree weather), during the time to get back to the Guse residence, well nothing even suggests it occurred. It is completely assumed amid conjecture and lies which theories are built on it. As others were leaving the subdivision and some coming back within that window of time, even before and after, no one saw anyone return. No activity is reported at the Guse residence at anytime.(Sourced)
It is tragic, but it happens. This is not "unusual" or "unheard of". And like any other case, such as Brandon Lawson, Keith Reinhard, Roy Gricar, etc.. there are thousands more, when people don't have answers and they spend all their time in Facebooks groups, bonding, it becomes a central focus in their life. They are examining every little detail and hyper-analyzing audio, videos, nuances, what happened in the blink of an eye- much like the shootout at the OK Corral. Something that might have lasted 30 seconds, and people act as if there is all this "thought, and what were they thinking, their agenda".
Our investigation would further uncover that Michael Boone produced pornography with his pornstar girlfriend De'Bella or Debbie Schwartz. She was featured in a New York Times Article in 2006, The Greying of the Naughty, by Sharon Waxman.
Schwartz shot to fame (somewhat), at least was on the periphery of the B-list pornstars. This was most likely due to her age being 50, and the controversy surrounding her. She left Colorado's State Parole Board to work as a mature adult film star, even more bizarre- her husband at the time, was Larry Schwarz, who was elected to Colorado's General Assembly. According to the article, "he supported her decision". Probably the money too.
Today, they are no longer married and he was appointed Judge of the 10th District Court of Colorado.
Not long after, she met Michael Boone who claimed to be the head of a major security firm, except, he was broke. He suddenly had a vision, a dream, an "epiphany", Boone wanted to become a producer of pornography. They opened three pornography companies, ACJ obtained the articles of incorporation with his signature from the Secretary of State, his partner(s) and Debbie Schwartz. We also obtained his signatures for his security companies at the time. The agreement was, Boone would manage the business, she would manage the talent. According to numerous sources and records, the businesses was mismanaged and talent wasn't getting paid.
He ran this venture into the ground effectively killing De'Bella's career in the process. De'Bella opted to move on, because she was fine without Boone and could make money, however, De'Bella's daughter, Jewel De'Nyle, also an adult film star, raised allegations of prior sexual against Debbie's former husband and that Debbie knew, and did nothing about it. A very personal and tragic matter, that Michael Boone would take to porn websites, forums and message boards making public the specific details, solely to retaliate against Schwartz. This forced the two to come forward and make public statements.
Schwartz's career never recovered. Boone decided to be a PI again.
Pictured above from left to right: Boone, Schwartz and the legend, Ron Jeremy
The Boone Investigation was the result of travelling to three states, myself, speaking to those who knew Michael Boone(and an associate of his) and worked with Michael Boone and were in relationships with Michael Boone. While Michael Boone wanted to release Travis Moore's restraining order that was cleared, as Travis needed a security clearance to travel to Iraq, Boone failed to mention the numerous liens against him, judgements for non payment, back taxes and lawsuits together exceeding $1 million.
Michael Boone must have forgotten the Order of Protection issued against him in Orange County, California. When I originally released it, he said to our Facebook page in response to me, that it was all a lie. I've volunteered and helped many women in domestic violence situations, helped with getting documents together, filing Order of Protections, etc. Of the 100 or so, maybe more maybe less, I've never in my life read anything like that. His responses and behavior, the way he tries to manipulate, distort, share personal information to make her appear nasty and so on.
Never. I read thousands more in case I've researched. Nothing like that in my life.
Boone also failed to mention the bogus allegations he made against a former girlfriend from Phoenix, who in the process of leaving him, was arrest for fraud for cashing her own paychecks. Yes, they were business partners and she was cashing a regular check, he went to the police and claimed she "forged them", had her arrested, terminated their partnership and fled, while she sat in jail.
This brave woman, refused a simple plea deal and proceeded to fight these bogus and malicious allegations, she wasn't found, "not guilty"- but exonerated of all charges.
Boone is a habitual liar, narcissistic and capable of most including murder. When I was involved with him my legal team found information that was sealed we couldn't get to it but he was involved in a murder of some sort . That's why he's no longer with the police department. the porn business sultry productions he had it put in Debbie's name and she had over $100,000 IRS lien against her.
Former Girlfriend of Michael Boone
Compelling, but American Crime Journal had already found this information regarding the murder(it will be released in a following article shortly) as we spoke with former East Palo Alto Police Officers on why Mr. Boone's dream of being a career law enforcement officer, known as a lifer, came to an abrupt and tragic end.
Where are the screenshots of this Mr. Moore? Screenshots? The hell with those. I traveled to Nevada and Arizona, spoke with former associates, girlfriends, ex-employees and obtained state and government records. If it weren't over a dozen people, some who never met each other, I guess you could say they're all lying. Time and time again- same course of conduct, the same behavior we see in the Guse case.
Why is this man sniffing around for a missing 16 year-old girl?
Why would a mother keep him on the case? Maybe cause any other PI would tell her the truth instead of feeding the paranoia.
Why would a woman, supposedly a devout Christian woman- who supposedly rescued children from child sex trafficking, which many are forced into making pornography, a woman stricken with cancer, not vet this man and have him in this case, cover for his ass and then protect him to save face?
Is this real? Deplorable. Shameful. Disgusting.
What about our dealings with Mr. Michael Boone
Quick backstory, early on, the wrong Damion Moore, a gentleman from South Carolina was doxxed, due to faulty information given to the Karlie Guse Lynch Mob, by a Joshua Freeman and Private Investigator J. Michael Boone. Since I lived in South Carolina at one time, they assumed he was me. The man was called pure filth because of the color of his skin, received repeated phone calls from dozens of folks, death threat, racist and despicable things- until the plug was pulled and I had to inform the doxxers, it is me you want.
This man called me upset, wanting to know what I did they someone would hate me so much, that there would be this collateral damage. Answer is, the truth. They are covering from their own illicit activities. No, we're not talking about the flat earthers, that are in the lynch mob. The very few people who have something to gain from this and are furious, that they were exposed.
After he was called, our website's admin contacted one evening, over 70 comments and messages from 12 IPs(12 people) bombarded our site with racist, derogatory statements attacking other commenters, myself and some of the families. None have anything to do with the Guse case. Due to their incompetence in not understanding the about us link, my profile linked to the articles on the website and other sites I contribute to, they assumed I was black, and thought they could trigger me by acting in that manner.
In reality, they exposed themselves. Private Investigators Michael Boone & Lynda Bergh, Mr. Freeman, Gayle and others, stood by this conduct, laughed and thought it would 'silence me'. These are professionals?
This cause many folks to leave their group. Michael Boone earlier had asked anyone and everyone to release information on Travis Moore he obtained through an illegal background check he ran, which Boone later claims Once confronted, that Joshua Freeman, was "joking around on his account".
Exhibit 1.a
December 5, 2018 J. Michael Boone Doxxed Travis Moore, asking someone to post the information in groups all over Facebook
Exhibit 1.b
Michael Boone Asking Random Individuals to Doxx Travis Moore and refusing to partake in his activity
Folks, that is what the imposter site does, and it comes from their leaders and these exploiters, who have done nothing but tried to hijack this case. It is unacceptable. You don't have to agree, or like me or people searching for Karlie. Search yourself. And there are dozens of incidents like this which people whom have no affiliation with us had to deal with.
"Karlie's Angel's Already Getting the Facts Wrong and Not Sending Out the "Sanctioned Message"(but they didn't talk to Lindsay at all?)
Interesting, I can count 14 lies and misrepresentation in this alone.
I can count 14 lies and misrepresentations alone in the above screenshot of our imposter site. I will focus on two significant ones, because it affects the "special investigator 'cesspool'. I'm willing to bet the anonymous author(so they think) didn't speak to anyone involved or who knows these people.
Let's see!
Exibit 1.b
Look at that(read it again), Lindsay Fairley is irate, and rightfully so! So, this "Roxanne Walter" and her clone site of ACJ(often imitated, never duplicated), who props Lindsay up on a pedestal and thinks she is getting in good with Lindsay by peddling her paranoid conspiracy bullshit, who never talked to about her "autoimmune disorder" and "being in recovery"? This is like going to Chinatown trying to get a taste of Korean culture, and then try to educate fools on it. And they eat it up. I wouldn't want a readership that stupid and with those sub-standards. Tabloids have higher standards.
They were winning until…….
Then to top it off, we have Crazy Wendy Sullivan who rampage tagged everyone to come see this shit show blow up (lulz), thinking to herself, "oh boy, oh boy, they are going to love this, finally a platform after Fox News, Dr. Phil, Mono County Sheriff's Office, CNN, FBI, ACJ, several podcasts joined the murdering evil stepmom, we are on the charts BABY, YEEEEEEAAAAAAAHHHHHH!, this is it! They'll listen now!"
Only to be explaining herself to Lindsay again (lulz)!
The excuse? That "someone lied to them", of course, we'll get the blame. And we'll take it. They lied to her? So, what the hell? They didn't fact check this with someone close to Lindsay? Call Lindsay and say hey, you got AIDS and you're a druggie? Call her "power of Attorney" J. Michael Boone, a disgraced former police officer and former pornographer, and ask him? They ALL have his phone number. This is how Boone works. Call Boone. He answers as Leon. Once he knows you're not a bill collector, he'll call ya back! (true story)
Did Roxanne Walter publicly retract the story, explaining why this failed a basic integrity test? How she though blogging a case was "getting the truth out". Can't wing it folks, this is work. You cannot hide behind a computer and get to the bottom of shit. I thought these people wanted the truth, looks to me they just write whatever the fuck they want, whatever version they agreed on in a discussion today. Scientology promos have more truth in it.
That is not how this works folks.
That is a flat Earth echo chamber, I am sick and tired of embarrassing and dunking these fools. Do not send me anything else from this disgrace.
I don't watch Scientology shit either.
Now we know Crazy old Wendy is involved in the making of this site, and she has claimed:
Danielle Carter(drunken, disgraced ex-chief's wife) told her, that "Melissa had her car detailed, 3 days after Karlie disappeared". Gayle had Melissa in jail in twenty minutes. When Carter got called out, she denied it flat out and called Wendy "a liar". So, Wendy started reporting that "she spoke to the owner, and knows for a fact, Melissa Guse had her car detailed 3 days after Karlie disappeared".
I can confirm that no such owner said such a thing, nor has a shop. Now, if they want to drop that shop name and the owner's name, do it. I want you to, for a good reason. Perhaps I missed one. And I'll report and retract, you have my word. Mail me.
Danielle Carter folks, residents of Bishop, just ask your city council about Rossy v. City of Bishop, and who the 'Does' were in the suit. That no one seems to know about. Government transparency. Trust me, me seen it with Chicago, things ain't much better there. Maybe worse, because we know our dirt. And Roxanne critiques Mono County Sheriff's Office?
Wait, but Wendy said, "she was joking". Who jokes about that? Trash. Racist white trash(yep, I heard it). Is this someone you want affiliated with your "website". Is this a website you call, "reliable"? Crazy Old Wendy, is that where you want your information? Now, do you want something that is just gonna tell it like it is, even if you don't like it, or you want me to lie to you?
Pure fiction folks. Pure fiction. No standards, they don't give a shit about anyone or anything. Then they panic and retract it, cause Lindsay is going ballistic? If I publish something factual, it stays, we don't "blame internet people".
You don't like me personally, because you don't like that I'm not feeding you what you want to hear. See folks, here is the fundamental difference, I have no dogs in the race. If Sheriff Braun arrested Melissa tomorrow, that is just what it is. If there is evidence, and a crime was committed, damn right. More importantly, it goes the opposite way, No evidence, no rush to judgement. Do these people think for a moment, you really could be tormenting an innocent woman, who loves that child? What if you are wrong.
If I'm wrong, I ain't put no one through hell(don't say it either, that sex offender shit don't fly. You leave your child for a sex offender, I don't care if it's Jesus)
Think about that. Tells you a lot about these people's characters. Their intent. Their heart. But if it were them, if they lost a child or had one missing and was put through hell, I'd be here asking, where is the evidence?
I take insult to this as well. They perpetuated that we "ridiculed and mocked Lindsay for her 'auto-immune disease and drug treatment".
You can use our search feature and look through 380,000 words, no such mention of Lindsay Fairley's drug treatment and auto-immune disease is on this site, except now, telling you it didn't happen.
Notice how they play up this martyrism too?
On a Final Note, just the Facts Now-
No. Lindsay didn't hide her drug addiction from Karlie or anyone for that matter. Anyone who knows Lindsay, knows she don't give a fuck.
One of Lindsay's last messages with Karlie was about getting high and drug use(some recovery there). Lindsay was with a gentleman named Shuler. Maybe Boone can clear that up for us, or the Sheriff look into it, his record is well, not impressive.
You can stop with the co-parenting BS too. Lindsay Fairley relinquished custody of one of her children to live with a convicted sex offender. Then married him.
We do chastise her for that. It is deplorable. We are unbiased. We are not neutral when it comes to sex offenders. While there are a few BS charges like public urination and guys been railroaded like that, this isn't one of those.
On a final note about this, if Karlie came home today, you can stop with any and all fantasies that Lindsay would "take Karlie home and care for her". The man she married, sexually abused a girl Karlie's age.
Sorry, wouldn't happen folks. Wouldn't happen.
Quoting Karlie's friend, "When Karlie said mom, it meant Melissa to me. Melissa was mom to Karlie".
You care about Karlie? What would she think about saying the things you've said to the woman that raised her?
NEXT: CREDIBILITY:DENIED Part 3(stuck between two I can't decide which to release as part three, this is getting good)
Credibility: DENIED! Part 1: Clone Site Fails, Boosts ACJ Recognition
'Crime Junkie' Exposed & Youtubers Misrepresenting Karlie Guse's Case get Content Removed, Facing Severe Penalties
True Crime: The Ethical Paradox
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BUSTED: Guse PI, Lynda Bergh Caught Lying Again →
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Friday, August 7, 2020 at 10:22 am
It's interesting as I had, I guess you could call, a "gut feeling" after watching a few videos last night and was looking for information through search engine of Tim Ballard and ran into this site, a site I had previously never heard of mind you. I read your stories about TB which, by the way, were well written and I walked away thinking said gut feeling had been validated and I would need to look into some other things once I got back online later today. So I laid down and tried to get a few hours of rest but couldn't do so and ended up deciding to read another story here and long story short, that is what led me to this issue here. Perhaps out of boredom or perhaps it was simply meant to be but frankly I have never believed in coincidences. I write "coincidences" because after reading your stories here (both parts) I was strangely reminded about an issue from a few years back related to Jessica Chambers where very similar tactics, behavior by a similar type of "mob", page duplications, and quite literally exact methods of counter responses when called out. I guess you would have to be there to fully understand but, sufficed it to say, what you just wrote was basically like stepping into a time machine and remembering that entire circus that I lurked on while trying to find relevant facts about an existing issue. One other thing to add on that, the names behind those pages and all that crap back then were all along of lines of "Alex Smith" or "Andy Stone" or "Jenny Davis". Clearly fake social media accounts by every normal standard.
Very long story short I now am finally laying down to get my few hours of rest and I can't shake the question in my mind of if the same group goes from issue to issue, follows the same patterns, creates the same funding pages (not sure if that happened in this case, I am assuming), follows the same tactics and so on and so forth. I am of course not saying that is the case but on its face it certainly raised my eyebrows to the point where I am making this post which is pretty much unheard of for me in regards to ever writing anything online. But I digress and again, well written articles, and you earned yourself a new follower eager to read new content for what it is worth. Be well.


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With only a few days left in this term I wanted to take the opportunity to say a massive well done to the whole of Year Six for all of their hard work during this first term. They have really pulled together as a class and we have shared many wonderful learning opportunities.
I will share my reflections of this first term with you at the start of the Spring Term - both on the website as well as in my 'Welcome Letter'.
I know that the children are tired and are in need of a well earned break. I have explained to them that I shall not be setting homework over the Christmas period as I think it is important that they are able to fully enjoy time with their families and have a break from learning. However they do know that if they are still not secure with their recall of the times tables (up to 12x12) and their associated division facts that they need to keep practising these. In addition to this they have been learning their recall of equivalent fractions, decimals and percentages so once again, if they are not yet secure then they need to keep practising. Finally all of the children know that it is really important that they keep reading regularly during the holidays. I will of course be looking at their diaries on their return to school.
I shall be arranging a meeting with you all during the first half of the Spring Term, to explain what the children will be faced with in the End of Key Stage Two government tests in May 2017, and how we can fully support them in preparing for this. I shall also be talking to you about whole class early morning booster classes, which will begin after the February half-term and which will take place at 8:15am on Thursdays and Fridays. Some children have also received a letter inviting them to additional arithmetic boosters which will commence just after the Christmas break.
Whilst, as explained above, there is no homework over the Christmas break, it is important that you are aware that on their return to school in January, homework will be set on a daily basis and will be expected to be completed for the following day. The school has purchased revision books in maths and PaG to support them with this.
I would like to extend a massive thank you to all of you as parents and carers - without your support the children would not have been able to have achieve all they have done - so thank you all!
Finally I would like to wish you all a very merry Christmas and a peaceful and happy new year.
On Wednesday 14th December, Year Six spent the morning developing their survival skills! They took part in: whittling, sawing, food preparation, gadget making and campfire building! They entertained each other with some brilliant campfire songs before tucking in to their campfire lunch- jacket potatos or hot dogs! They were an absolute pleasure to be outside with. A massive thank you to Mr Sutton and Mr Knapper for all of their help and support!
On Tuesday 13th December, in true warrior style, the Y6 Vikings took on the Y5 Anglo-Saxons! A great time was had by all - and yes, once again the Vikings were victorious!!!
Year Six had a great day today making their Viking Shields ready for their battle against the Year Five Anglo-Saxons next week!
What a fantastic afternoon we had last Friday! The whole afternoon was led by the Year Six children - who shared all of their knowledge and understanding about basic skills in First Aid, by training their parents! It was absolutely tremendous and I was so very proud of them all! Thank you to all of the parents, grandparents and other family members who came along to this innovative afternoon! The feedback has been wonderful; it was great to see everybody working together and what a laugh we had too - particularly with the choking vest!!! Thank you so much to Mr Chris Knapper - who trained the children several weeks ago, and who came along to support them on Friday and to present them with some very special certificates! Have a look at what we got up to below!
Last Friday Year Six were fortunate to have the opportunity to work with the Question Mark drama group. They engaged in various activities - singing, dancing, drama and even puppeteering - to present their interpretation of the Bible story 'Daniel and the Scary Sleepover' to the rest of the school. The school has worked with Question Mark on many occasions and this proved to be just as fabulous! Well done to all of Year Six for their enthusiasm and effort and a massive thank you to Question Mark! Below are a few photos of the children in action!
Today Year Six took part in First Aid Training, expertly delivered by First Aid Trainer Mr Chris Knapper. The children practised some potentially life-saving skills: CPR, bleeding, suspected fractures, choking and the recovery position! The children themselves were a fabulous audience who learnt so much and engaged fully in all of the practical activities! A massive thank you goes to Chris for giving up his time to come in to school and provide the children with this wonderful opportunity! We look forward to welcoming him back on the afternoon of Friday 25th November when he will be working with us - and you - again for our Parent Project! Below are some pictures of the children in action as well a short video of the CPR procedure!
What a brilliant week we had at Laches Wood. The children were an absolute pleasure to be with and I was so proud of all that they achieved! Many of them had anxieties about being away from home for four nights, but they all overcame these worries and should be immensely proud of themselves. We took part in so many fantastic activities including: bushcraft, climbing, archery, BMX-ing, caving, high ropes and canoeing! We will be putting on a short assembly on Monday 7th November to share some of our experiences with you! All of the children will be presented with a disc which contains all of the photos that were taken while we were away, but below are just a few of the things we got up to!
We had great fun this morning when we became part of the circulatory system. The children moved between different parts of the body, including the heart and the lungs, to learn how this system works. They needed to understand the difference between veins and arteries - and they all achieved this brilliantly! Below are lots of photos showing what we got up to! Fabulous learning Year Six!
What a fantastic morning we had yesterday when we launched our Autumn Term Topic! Linking with our class text 'The Hunger Games' , the children competed (in teams) in a Shelter Building game, in which they had to collect resources from our very own 'Cornucopia' and use these to build their team shelter! They also had to be vigilant to not lose any of their lives as well as collecting very important vouchers: food and drink; medical supplies; treat; sponsorship. Communication and team work skills were vital and it was an absolute pleasure to see the children demonstrating both of these to such a high standard! Miss Padgham and I would like to say a massive well done to all of Year Six as well as a special thank you to both Mr Sutton and Mr Knapper for their expert help and for helping us make the morning such a huge success! The children have already been asking if we can do it again !! Have a look the photos below to see what they got up to!


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In Fibre Optic Warm-Up, a Mild Battle for the Last Mile
Posted on August 15, 2018 August 30, 2018 by CBS Kenya Ltd.
By Washington Akumu
We are watching a movie, freshly downloaded from the internet in Crispus Kariuki's Soin Arcade office. The Westlands traffic is seething beneath us, as the lunchtime rush slowly kicks in. But we might as well be on another planet, engrossed in the sights and sounds forming on his Dell laptop.
"This is the future, real broadband. This is internet as it should be. We are informed by the realization that the last mile is still the most expensive part of internet connectivity in Kenya. We are here to change that," Mr Kariuki launches into a jargon-laden and passionate pitch for the technology his firm is flaunting.
The pilot and network engineer-turned entrepreneur must have developed a template for the many presentations his firm has had to make to announce its arrival.
Clearly, adeptness on the selling front will be an integral part of the firm's arsenal, as it tries to gain a foothold in what is becoming an increasingly crowded and competitive corner in the local information and communication technology (ICT) business.
Sovaya is one of the latest entrants in what is emerging as the broadband wars in Kenya, even as the market warms up to the expected arrival of the first fibre optic connection from June. The so-called "last mile", which is the space in which the firm plays, refers to the final link to the consumer.
It is a shelf that has attracted several players among them those that started as internet service providers (ISPs) like AccessKenya and Wananchi Online, infrastructure builders like Kenya Data Networks and even mobile telephone operators like Safaricom, Zain and Telkom Kenya.
Unlike its competitors who mostly rely on cabling or GSM networks to convey content, Sovaya is a wireless local loop operator. This means it has a Communications Commission of Kenya (CCK) license that allows it to carry content within a limited geographical area using wireless technology.
Mr Kariuki's partner in the business, Godfrey Owino, says: "Our mission was to try and remove the barriers that make internet access the preserve of a few. These include high equipment and installation costs, steep monthly charges and bandwidth quotas."
The two entrepreneurs met in Nairobi through a mutual friend about two years ago. Mr Owino, who cut his teeth in the IT (information technology) hardware and networking through his firm CBS, wanted to venture into telecommunications. Mr Kariuki, who was visiting from Texas where he had worked as a network engineer for Verizon, among others, was also scouting for opportunities in the same field.
"It was a perfect match," says Mr. Kariuki of the partnership that they christened Sovaya Communications. "We decided to go for an African-sounding name that had neither baggage nor a particular meaning. We would then define what the brand meant to people, in the tradition that has inspired names like Yahoo or e-Bay."
Aware that its success will hinge on the ability to differentiate itself from existing products, Sovaya is stressing the fact that its "pipe" will be able to deliver several services to the end-user at home or office beyond the normal triple-play menu. The firm is parading a list that includes internet, e-mail, telephony (Voice over Internet Protocol), entertainment/video, IP-based camera surveillance, social networking and a business directory.
The firm will rely on several masts to relay its signal. Already nine have been put up in various parts of Nairobi, including atop the firm's Soin Arcade base, while the international connection is by satellite through a firm called Blue Sky. Like all others in the market, Sovaya will be hoping that the much-hyped fibre optic link will substantially reduce mass bandwidth costs. But Mr Kariuki is not holding his breath on that one.
"Costs will not come down immediately as investors in the normally cash-intensive business will be keen to recoup their money first. When it comes, we will definitely weigh our options, but right now we have the most optimal technology," he argued.
Sovaya is promising to sell its product at a shilling a minute, regardless of what the customer is using it for, which is a departure from per-download rates. This service will largely be based on the use of scratch cards, but there is also the option of a monthly charge that depends on the number of computers the client has, with a single one attracting Sh3,500 and over 11 units tagged at Sh24,000 per month.
I put it to the duo that their intention to go into add-ons like a business directory, social networking and even remote surveillance was likely to divert their energies from the core business of being a seller of broadband into content provision and equipment retailing.
"We do not see any contradiction. In any case, we believe this link has to add value. For a service like social networking, our role will be limited to providing a platform. Even on the directory, we expect any related work to be light. And on surveillance, we are scouring for partners who can sell necessary props like cameras," argued Mr Owino.
The firm is warming up for a February launch. The partners say they have invested about Sh80 million in hoisting the network with most of it coming from personal savings and at least 15 per cent from an Eximbank loan. Most of the money has gone into assembling equipment — masts, IP phones, billing software, a monitoring room — and a 20-strong workforce that includes 15 engineers.
Mr Owino downplays the firm's small size and lack of marketing gravitas, saying word of mouth will be its biggest ally. "The response has been good, judging from the inquiries from those who have detected our signals and feedback from the initial 400, mostly domestic customers we have attracted in Nairobi," added Mr Owino.
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Q: C++ Connector to MySQL EDITED:
My Problem is the errors at the bottom of this post.
Heres my additional include directories
C:\Program Files\boost
C:\Program Files\MySQL\MySQL Connector C++ 1.1.3\include
C:\Program Files\MySQL\MySQL Server 5.6\include

Additional Library Directories
C:\Program Files\MySQL\MySQL Server 5.6\lib
C:\Program Files\MySQL\Connector C++ 1.1.2\lib\opt

Additional Dependencies
libmysql.lib
mysqlcppconn-static.lib

Heres my code
#include <iostream>
#include <cstdio>
#include <cstdlib>
using namespace std;

#include <stdlib.h>
#include <Windows.h>
#include <mysql.h>
#include "mysql_connection.h"

#include <cppconn/driver.h>
#define host "localhost"
#define username "root"
#define password "root"
#define database "tests"

int main()
{
    MYSQL* conn;
    conn = mysql_init( NULL );
    if( conn )
    {
        mysql_real_connect( conn, host, username, password, database, 0, NULL, 0 );
    }
    MYSQL_RES* res_set;
    MYSQL_ROW row;
    unsigned int i;
    mysql_query( conn, "SELECT * FROM tbl_clients WHERE id = 1" );
    res_set = mysql_store_result( conn );
    unsigned int numrows = mysql_num_rows( res_set );
    if( numrows )
    {
        row = mysql_fetch_row( res_set );
        if( row != NULL )
        {
            cout << "Client ID  : " << row[0] << endl;
            cout << "Client Name: " << row[1] << endl;
        }
    }
    if( res_set )
    {
        mysql_free_result( res_set );
    }
    if( conn )
    {
        mysql_close( conn );
    }

    return 0;
}

These are the errors I get
1>------ Build started: Project: okay, Configuration: Debug Win32 ------
1>welp.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol _mysql_num_rows@4 referenced in function _main
1>welp.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol _mysql_init@4 referenced in function _main
1>welp.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol _mysql_real_connect@32 referenced in function _main
1>welp.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol _mysql_query@8 referenced in function _main
1>welp.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol _mysql_store_result@4 referenced in function _main
1>welp.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol _mysql_free_result@4 referenced in function _main
1>welp.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol _mysql_fetch_row@4 referenced in function _main
1>welp.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol _mysql_close@4 referenced in function _main
1>C:\Users\Damian\documents\visual studio 2012\Projects\okay\Debug\okay.exe : fatal error LNK1120: 8 unresolved externals
========== Build: 0 succeeded, 1 failed, 0 up-to-date, 0 skipped ==========

Please help, This project is due in about 48 hours for my class, and I've spent so much time trying to figure this out.
Thanks

A: respectfully, your last two questions are compiler/linker questions. I understand your frustration, as I knew how to code early but knew nothing about compilers/linkers. When you get a moment take some time to read about:

*

*headers

*binary vs object file

*libraries / shared object

*compiler

*linker

*function mangling (C vs C++)

To answer your question, I am guessing you're doing this in Microsoft Visual Studio:

*

*You need to go to Project Properties and set Additional Library Paths (i see you did that from your last post)

*You need to specify the library, I'm going out on a limb here and assuming it will mysql.lib ... There's an "Additional Library" input somewhere in the Linker section, you'll be able to identify it because kernel32.lib will be int it. Add the mysql.lib to that section. Confirm the name by going to the mysql folder which holds the binaries.

*Make sure you're using the static library, the .dll will give you new issues that you don't need to worry about. This is usually achieved by setting the correct library directory. Many c++ libraries will ship with precompiled "Static" and "Dynamic" folders containing the correct libraries.

A: This is error is happening due to linker problem. The linker is not able to find the required static or dynamic libraries (mysql.lib,mysqlcppconn-static.lib,libmysql.dll and libmysql.lib). The additional lib setting is wrong. Check this site give the path correctly Building MySQL Connector/C++ Windows Applications with Microsoft Visual Studio

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Fun, convenient location, decent sized spacesubmitted by Hannah S. - Oct 13, 2017 |Recommended: YesThe location is prime because it is in the middle of everything. There is a diverse population of undergraduate students living here which makes it comfortable for FSU students. The space is good for what you pay.
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WTF Not Get Chalfant
General Intelligent Discussion & One Thread About That Buttknuckle
Moderator: Andrew
by Aaron » Sun Jul 18, 2010 2:23 pm
Dudes, Chalfant is a great singer and fuck only knows he needs a good band. Mick, when you get tired of listening to Lou's shite a half step down, make the call please.
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Re: WTF Not Get Chalfant
by The_Noble_Cause » Tue Jul 20, 2010 8:45 am
Aaron wrote: Dudes, Chalfant is a great singer and fuck only knows he needs a good band. Mick, when you get tired of listening to Lou's shite a half step down, make the call please.
Kevin has mentioned that if he can't front Journey, he'd love to be in Survivor. Don't know if he ever considered Foreigner, but I'm sure he wouldn't turn it down.
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by Don » Wed Jul 21, 2010 1:31 pm
Foreigner has been touring nonstop for five years. Can Kevin tour like that because it probably isn't going to slow down? Kelly also has tons of stage presence. He doesn't bounce around like Pineda but he reminds me of RockStars of old, plenty of energy on the stage.
If Foreigner changes their singer now they are done, there is no going forward if the guy they've been building a fanbase for the last five years gets canned.
by texafana » Sat Sep 25, 2010 5:48 pm
Oh please...they played half step down on some tunes with Lou back in the day. As much I like Chalfant, his highs are really sounding a bit thin now days. And what about those steps down on his Journey cover cd?
texafana
by G.I.Jim » Sat Sep 25, 2010 11:59 pm
texafana wrote:
Agreed! How are you going to bitch about a guy singing some of their songs 1/2 step down, yet your solution is to replace him with someone who pretty much stands in one spot on stage and sings 1/2 STEP DOWN! That's pretty lame Aaron. KC may have been a good replacement for Perry after ROR, but his voice hasn't aged well. Also, he sounds NOTHING like Lou. Kelly is hands-down, the best replacement singer I've heard, and he's one hell of a frontman too. Great find on Mick's part.
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by The_Noble_Cause » Sun Sep 26, 2010 12:53 am
G.I.Jim wrote: That's pretty lame Aaron. KC may have been a good replacement for Perry after ROR, but his voice hasn't aged well.
Do you have any 90s recordings of The Storm live? I do, and I think KC still sounds at the top of his game. Awesome voice. He sounds like he's barely aged at all.
by G.I.Jim » Sun Sep 26, 2010 1:19 am
The_Noble_Cause wrote:
We aren't IN the 90's anymore. His voice sounds thin and powerless, much like Hugo's. And again... he sounds NOTHING like Lou. That combo would sound like shit! I think he's a stand-up guy, and like I said, I think he would have been a good replacement for Perry right after ROR.
by The_Noble_Cause » Sun Sep 26, 2010 7:20 am
G.I.Jim wrote: We aren't IN the 90's anymore.
Not the point. Compared to old live bootlegs of The Storm, KC sounds very much the same today imo. He's one of the few AOR singers whose voice has preserved very well.
G.I.Jim wrote: His voice sounds thin and powerless, much like Hugo's.
Bullshit. On what planet does this sound anything remotely close to Hugo's weak falsetto whining? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u1955krdB4g
No comparison. I'm all in favor of honest criticism, but I swear, some of you guys seem to post just to bitch. Kevin and Kelly are both great in their own right.
Ok, I stand corrected. I was a little harsh, but I was just ticked hearing someone slam Kelly for signing songs 1/2 step down, only to replace them with a singer who doesn't have NEAR the stage presence and ALSO sings everything down a half a step down. I was more referring to how he sounds nothing like Lou. He'd have been a TERRIBLE choice for Mick. Once again... I apologize, and you are the man.
by The_Noble_Cause » Mon Sep 27, 2010 3:11 am
G.I.Jim wrote: Ok, I stand corrected. I was a little harsh, but I was just ticked hearing someone slam Kelly for signing songs 1/2 step down, only to replace them with a singer who doesn't have NEAR the stage presence and ALSO sings everything down a half a step down. I was more referring to how he sounds nothing like Lou. He'd have been a TERRIBLE choice for Mick. Once again... I apologize, and you are the man.
I don't think KC is a good fit for Foreigner AT ALL. No need to throw the dude under the bus tho. Between this forum, the Journey forum, and the TOTO forum, it seems AOR fans love to eat their own. Lots of these guys are still GREAT singers. I'm def. with ya on Hugo sucking more than a hooker on nickel BJ night.
by hoagiepete » Tue Oct 12, 2010 2:04 am
Can't believe there has even been a discussion on KC being in Foreigner. Hanson is perfect for the job and does as good of job in concert as I have seen and heard in years...compared to any band (with the exception of Heart).
Have the naysayers seen Foreigner with Hanson? If not, I encourage them to do so.
hoagiepete
by Saint John » Tue Oct 12, 2010 2:29 am
If Lou keeps progressing at the rate he has been for the past few years, we may see Mr. Gramm back for one last hurrah.
As for Kevin vs Kelly for the Foreigner job ... no comparison, Kelly is the perfect guy for the job and I've personally seen him get 80,000 people up and rocking.
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by UncleKG » Tue Oct 12, 2010 5:37 am
Kelly Hansen is a monster singer live. I saw him on Labor Day weekend at the Atlanta Motor Speedway. It was hot as hell, no cover over the stage and the guy worked his butt off as both a frontman and a great vocalist. I was incredibly impressed with this lineup.
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by The_Noble_Cause » Thu Oct 14, 2010 1:56 am
hoagiepete wrote: Have the naysayers seen Foreigner with Hanson? If not, I encourage them to do so.
I think most of the fanbase is now on-board with Kelly. I don't see much of the same Perry vs. Augeri tribalism that marked Journey's 1998 reformation.
by hoagiepete » Thu Oct 14, 2010 2:04 am
Do you think this is because of Hansen's sheer talent? He knocks it out of the park with his vocals and stage presence, while the Journey replacements have all been ok, but each having their own weaknesses. Or is it that Perry had a stronger following than Gramm? I guess it's a combination of both.
hoagiepete wrote: Do you think this is because of Hansen's sheer talent? He knocks it out of the park with his vocals and stage presence, while the Journey replacements have all been ok, but each having their own weaknesses. Or is it that Perry had a stronger following than Gramm? I guess it's a combination of both.
I think your reasoning is strong. Also, Foreigner fans and Lou die-hards have the option of seeing Lou solo. No such luck with Perry, whose fans are left hanging for a mythical comeback. They then misguidedly take that frustration out on Neal or Jon for some reason.
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After a year on the road, Yassassin announce their debut EP Vitamin Y alongside new single "Cherry Pie".
Following the likes of "Social Politics" and "Pretty Face", the latest offering from Yassassin fills the gap between the two. Chiming vocals backed by a heady mix of guitars and drums slowly builds into a crashing crescendo filled with the group's trademark shrieks and squalls. This is a love song as plain as day but it is a love song reimagined and cut out in the Yassassin mould.
"'Cherry Pie' definitely has a dual attitude," Yassassin explain. "It has always sounded dark and sleazy; it's a confession to an obsession that in the end spirals into madness. The song embodies the lust and infatuation when you've just met someone but you have no idea what's going on in each others heads at all. It's exciting, but overwhelming and suddenly, passion can turn into irrationality. Everyone can relate to that feeling - being blinded by desire."
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With again a respectful nod to the Southern Publicity Department back in 1936 I am soon heading very South (well about 2 and bit hours in a plane south) for some exploration, rest, relaxation and hopefully some sun and sea too. There will, therefore, also be a break in posts on this blog with normal service being resumed week commencing the 30th June.
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package metrics

import (
	"context"
	"time"

	"github.com/blang/semver/v4"
	promext "k8s.io/component-base/metrics/prometheusextension"
)

// PrometheusTimingHistogram is the abstraction of the underlying histogram
// that we want to promote from the wrapper.
type PrometheusTimingHistogram interface {
	GaugeMetric
}

// TimingHistogram is our internal representation for our wrapping struct around
// timing histograms. It implements both kubeCollector and GaugeMetric
type TimingHistogram struct {
	PrometheusTimingHistogram
	*TimingHistogramOpts
	nowFunc func() time.Time
	lazyMetric
	selfCollector
}

var _ GaugeMetric = &TimingHistogram{}
var _ Registerable = &TimingHistogram{}
var _ kubeCollector = &TimingHistogram{}

// NewTimingHistogram returns an object which is TimingHistogram-like. However, nothing
// will be measured until the histogram is registered somewhere.
func NewTimingHistogram(opts *TimingHistogramOpts) *TimingHistogram {
	return NewTestableTimingHistogram(time.Now, opts)
}

// NewTestableTimingHistogram adds injection of the clock
func NewTestableTimingHistogram(nowFunc func() time.Time, opts *TimingHistogramOpts) *TimingHistogram {
	opts.StabilityLevel.setDefaults()

	h := &TimingHistogram{
		TimingHistogramOpts: opts,
		nowFunc:             nowFunc,
		lazyMetric:          lazyMetric{stabilityLevel: opts.StabilityLevel},
	}
	h.setPrometheusHistogram(noopMetric{})
	h.lazyInit(h, BuildFQName(opts.Namespace, opts.Subsystem, opts.Name))
	return h
}

// setPrometheusHistogram sets the underlying KubeGauge object, i.e. the thing that does the measurement.
func (h *TimingHistogram) setPrometheusHistogram(histogram promext.TimingHistogram) {
	h.PrometheusTimingHistogram = histogram
	h.initSelfCollection(histogram)
}

// DeprecatedVersion returns a pointer to the Version or nil
func (h *TimingHistogram) DeprecatedVersion() *semver.Version {
	return parseSemver(h.TimingHistogramOpts.DeprecatedVersion)
}

// initializeMetric invokes the actual prometheus.Histogram object instantiation
// and stores a reference to it
func (h *TimingHistogram) initializeMetric() {
	h.TimingHistogramOpts.annotateStabilityLevel()
	// this actually creates the underlying prometheus gauge.
	histogram, err := promext.NewTestableTimingHistogram(h.nowFunc, h.TimingHistogramOpts.toPromHistogramOpts())
	if err != nil {
		panic(err) // handle as for regular histograms
	}
	h.setPrometheusHistogram(histogram)
}

// initializeDeprecatedMetric invokes the actual prometheus.Histogram object instantiation
// but modifies the Help description prior to object instantiation.
func (h *TimingHistogram) initializeDeprecatedMetric() {
	h.TimingHistogramOpts.markDeprecated()
	h.initializeMetric()
}

// WithContext allows the normal TimingHistogram metric to pass in context. The context is no-op now.
func (h *TimingHistogram) WithContext(ctx context.Context) GaugeMetric {
	return h.PrometheusTimingHistogram
}

// TimingHistogramVec is the internal representation of our wrapping struct around prometheus
// TimingHistogramVecs.
type TimingHistogramVec struct {
	*promext.TimingHistogramVec
	*TimingHistogramOpts
	nowFunc func() time.Time
	lazyMetric
	originalLabels []string
}

var _ GaugeVecMetric = &TimingHistogramVec{}
var _ Registerable = &TimingHistogramVec{}
var _ kubeCollector = &TimingHistogramVec{}

// NewTimingHistogramVec returns an object which satisfies the kubeCollector, Registerable, and GaugeVecMetric interfaces
// and wraps an underlying promext.TimingHistogramVec object.  Note well the way that
// behavior depends on registration and whether this is hidden.
func NewTimingHistogramVec(opts *TimingHistogramOpts, labels []string) *TimingHistogramVec {
	return NewTestableTimingHistogramVec(time.Now, opts, labels)
}

// NewTestableTimingHistogramVec adds injection of the clock.
func NewTestableTimingHistogramVec(nowFunc func() time.Time, opts *TimingHistogramOpts, labels []string) *TimingHistogramVec {
	opts.StabilityLevel.setDefaults()

	fqName := BuildFQName(opts.Namespace, opts.Subsystem, opts.Name)
	allowListLock.RLock()
	if allowList, ok := labelValueAllowLists[fqName]; ok {
		opts.LabelValueAllowLists = allowList
	}
	allowListLock.RUnlock()

	v := &TimingHistogramVec{
		TimingHistogramVec:  noopTimingHistogramVec,
		TimingHistogramOpts: opts,
		nowFunc:             nowFunc,
		originalLabels:      labels,
		lazyMetric:          lazyMetric{stabilityLevel: opts.StabilityLevel},
	}
	v.lazyInit(v, fqName)
	return v
}

// DeprecatedVersion returns a pointer to the Version or nil
func (v *TimingHistogramVec) DeprecatedVersion() *semver.Version {
	return parseSemver(v.TimingHistogramOpts.DeprecatedVersion)
}

func (v *TimingHistogramVec) initializeMetric() {
	v.TimingHistogramOpts.annotateStabilityLevel()
	v.TimingHistogramVec = promext.NewTestableTimingHistogramVec(v.nowFunc, v.TimingHistogramOpts.toPromHistogramOpts(), v.originalLabels...)
}

func (v *TimingHistogramVec) initializeDeprecatedMetric() {
	v.TimingHistogramOpts.markDeprecated()
	v.initializeMetric()
}

// WithLabelValuesChecked, if called before this vector has been registered in
// at least one registry, will return a noop gauge and
// an error that passes ErrIsNotRegistered.
// If called on a hidden vector,
// will return a noop gauge and a nil error.
// If called with a syntactic problem in the labels, will
// return a noop gauge and an error about the labels.
// If none of the above apply, this method will return
// the appropriate vector member and a nil error.
func (v *TimingHistogramVec) WithLabelValuesChecked(lvs ...string) (GaugeMetric, error) {
	if !v.IsCreated() {
		if v.IsHidden() {
			return noop, nil
		}
		return noop, errNotRegistered
	}
	if v.LabelValueAllowLists != nil {
		v.LabelValueAllowLists.ConstrainToAllowedList(v.originalLabels, lvs)
	}
	ops, err := v.TimingHistogramVec.GetMetricWithLabelValues(lvs...)
	if err != nil {
		return noop, err
	}
	return ops.(GaugeMetric), err
}

// WithLabelValues calls WithLabelValuesChecked
// and handles errors as follows.
// An error that passes ErrIsNotRegistered is ignored
// and the noop gauge is returned;
// all other errors cause a panic.
func (v *TimingHistogramVec) WithLabelValues(lvs ...string) GaugeMetric {
	ans, err := v.WithLabelValuesChecked(lvs...)
	if err == nil || ErrIsNotRegistered(err) {
		return ans
	}
	panic(err)
}

// WithChecked, if called before this vector has been registered in
// at least one registry, will return a noop gauge and
// an error that passes ErrIsNotRegistered.
// If called on a hidden vector,
// will return a noop gauge and a nil error.
// If called with a syntactic problem in the labels, will
// return a noop gauge and an error about the labels.
// If none of the above apply, this method will return
// the appropriate vector member and a nil error.
func (v *TimingHistogramVec) WithChecked(labels map[string]string) (GaugeMetric, error) {
	if !v.IsCreated() {
		if v.IsHidden() {
			return noop, nil
		}
		return noop, errNotRegistered
	}
	if v.LabelValueAllowLists != nil {
		v.LabelValueAllowLists.ConstrainLabelMap(labels)
	}
	ops, err := v.TimingHistogramVec.GetMetricWith(labels)
	return ops.(GaugeMetric), err
}

// With calls WithChecked and handles errors as follows.
// An error that passes ErrIsNotRegistered is ignored
// and the noop gauge is returned;
// all other errors cause a panic.
func (v *TimingHistogramVec) With(labels map[string]string) GaugeMetric {
	ans, err := v.WithChecked(labels)
	if err == nil || ErrIsNotRegistered(err) {
		return ans
	}
	panic(err)
}

// Delete deletes the metric where the variable labels are the same as those
// passed in as labels. It returns true if a metric was deleted.
//
// It is not an error if the number and names of the Labels are inconsistent
// with those of the VariableLabels in Desc. However, such inconsistent Labels
// can never match an actual metric, so the method will always return false in
// that case.
func (v *TimingHistogramVec) Delete(labels map[string]string) bool {
	if !v.IsCreated() {
		return false // since we haven't created the metric, we haven't deleted a metric with the passed in values
	}
	return v.TimingHistogramVec.Delete(labels)
}

// Reset deletes all metrics in this vector.
func (v *TimingHistogramVec) Reset() {
	if !v.IsCreated() {
		return
	}

	v.TimingHistogramVec.Reset()
}

// WithContext returns wrapped TimingHistogramVec with context
func (v *TimingHistogramVec) InterfaceWithContext(ctx context.Context) GaugeVecMetric {
	return &TimingHistogramVecWithContext{
		ctx:                ctx,
		TimingHistogramVec: v,
	}
}

// TimingHistogramVecWithContext is the wrapper of TimingHistogramVec with context.
// Currently the context is ignored.
type TimingHistogramVecWithContext struct {
	*TimingHistogramVec
	ctx context.Context
}