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key benefits and operational capabilities of the product. 1. Whenever an Alcatel-Lucent specific term is used. Document Number: BCR/FBSR/INF/035844 | Document Issue: 01. electronic or mechanical.1 Overview This document provides a description of the Alcatel-Lucent 9362 Enterprise Cell V2.  and  in 4. The Enterprise Cell Product Description is updated regularly under change control. including photocopying.1 Appendix A: Related Reading). Many of the terms used in this document refer to definitions of the 3GPP standards. No part of this document may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means. without the written permission of Alcatel-Lucent. This information is provided in dedicated documents on a per software release basis (e. For more general information concerning 9360 Small Cell Solution.4. refer to .0. it is explicitly elaborated.2 2100MHz W-CDMA as part of the 9360 Small Cell solution (Enterprise Cell in the rest of the document). The Product Description provides the characteristics.2 Scope of this Document The Product Description mentions the Enterprise Cell functions but cannot be considered as a detailed feature list or a Plan of Record (PoR). . The Enterprise Cell will be introduced first with releases BCR 2.2 2100MHZ 1 FEBRUARY 2013 INTRODUCTION 1. Alcatel-Lucent reserves the right to change the technical specifications without notice until General Availability of the product.1 and BCR 3. Feature Planning Guide for Small Cell solution. please refer to .18 / EN | Document Status: Standard Alcatel-Lucent – Proprietary See Notice on Page 2 6 / 22 .PRODUCT DESCRIPTION DOCUMENT 9362 ENTERPRISE CELL V2.g. Information in this document is subject to change without notice and does not represent a commitment on the part of the vendor or its representatives. The OAM solution for the Enterprise Cell is described in a dedicated document  Small Cell Management System.
9366 Small Cell Gateway and Small Cell Management System (SCMS) are included in 9360 Small Cell solution to allow a highly scalable interconnection to the existing UMTS network over the existing standardized 3GPP interfaces. The solution has been designed for an effective plug & play installation.1 Overview An Enterprise Cell is a wireless access point using licensed spectrum delivering improved network reach and increased capacity while offloading traffic from the macro network.2 Small Cell Solution architecture The high level system architecture for small cells as defined by 3GPP is depicted in the diagram in Figure 1. Small Cell Access Points. 2.18 / EN | Document Status: Standard Alcatel-Lucent – Proprietary See Notice on Page 2 7 / 22 .PRODUCT DESCRIPTION DOCUMENT 9362 ENTERPRISE CELL V2. The Enterprise Cell offers legacy support for Circuit Switched Voice and UMTS Packet Data with standard 3G handsets. Figure 1: 9360 Small Cell solution high level system architecture Document Number: BCR/FBSR/INF/035844 | Document Issue: 01.2 2100MHZ FEBRUARY 2013 2 SMALL CELL FOR THE ENTERPRISE 2.
SGSN and therefore existing Applications. call routing are available on this kind of mobile application. with the presence location API feature. instead of macrocells. It can be deployed in a network supporting a mix of Home. thanks to a "One Number" capability. For instance. corporate directory. This leads to reduce churn and to allow higher revenue per user. Quality of Service (QoS) and trusted security for application development. but can also be used in many more cases. Enterprise and Metro Cells. 10 to 100 Enterprise Cells may be deployed in place of one macrocell. As a result. since they are very easy to install and are less subject to regulatory constraints with their low emission power. the Enterprise Cell allows the end user to use the wide range of available 3G devices and applications with higher data rates and. For more information on the architecture of the solution please refer to . an Iu' interface is supported between the Access Point and the 9366 Small Cells Gateway (which 9365 is part of) from BCR 3. Enterprise Cells also allow the operator to propose bundled offers and to include an entire group of employees into a single agreement. collapsing the traditional 3G Node B and RNC functions into one.18 / EN | Document Status: Standard Alcatel-Lucent – Proprietary See Notice on Page 2 8 / 22 . depending on the operator strategy. Services through standard Iu-CS and Iu-PS interfaces. As an example. including the 3G MSC. Portals. 2. the Enterprise Cell is ideal for high user density places where additional capacity is required or even in areas where cell phone coverage is needed on short notice. airport…) and can bring a lot of different benefits. new sources of revenue from new corporate applications are enabled by the enhanced indoor coverage and corporate networking possibilities. Furthermore.3 Enterprise Cell benefits The Enterprise Cell can be installed in any indoor private places such as business environments or indoor public places (shopping malls.PRODUCT DESCRIPTION DOCUMENT 9362 ENTERPRISE CELL V2. the users can be connected to the Small Cell Access Points to take advantage of enterprise services. access to My Instant Communicator… If installed in indoor public places. This deployment also allows new innovative applications such as location. anywhere through a mobile application. They can make and receive their business calls as if they were in their office.0. Furthermore. the Enterprise Cell can be deployed in areas formerly covered by microcells or picocells. It also uses the same end to end solution as the Home Cell and Metro Cells. 2.4 Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise Cell With a fully 3GPP compliant implementation. Document Number: BCR/FBSR/INF/035844 | Document Issue: 01. The backhaul connection from the Access Point is IP and an IPsec Tunnel is used to guarantee a secure link.2 2100MHZ FEBRUARY 2013 The 9360 Small Cell solution uses 3GPP interfaces to connect to the existing mobile core network nodes while offering 3GPP compliant air interface. workers can be always connected to the company anytime. Options such as call history. visual voice mails. at lower call costs. With a high capacity. The architecture integrates seamlessly into the operator's existing 3GPP network. If installed in business offices. The Enterprise Cell uses a flat IP architecture. an integration within Alcatel-Lucent IP-PBX can also bring benefits such as short-cut dialing.
7 Transmission Power part).1. allowing flexibility of the signal coverage area.2 key performances related to each release: Release Performances BCR 2. an 8 users variant of the unit is available.05) to 32 users by step of 8 HSPA speed (bearer) DL: up to 14.0x Maximum transmit power 100 mW or 250mW (factory option) 100 mW (upgradable to 250 mW) Number of users Up to 16 users simultaneously From 8 users (from BCR 3.4. It supports Rx space diversity. It has two integrated omni-directional antennas.2 2100MHZ FEBRUARY 2013 3 ENTERPRISE CELL PRODUCT OVERVIEW The Enterprise Cell has sophisticated capabilities developed by Bell Labs to ensure zero-touch configuration in the case of a single deployment.1.18 / EN | Document Status: Standard Alcatel-Lucent – Proprietary See Notice on Page 2 9 / 22 . improving the signal quality and accommodating more users.4 Mbps UL: up to 2 Mbps DL: up to 21 Mbps UL: up to 5. please refer to 3. It uses an Ethernet connection for backhaul. The Enterprise Cell has several unique capabilities: It has a pay-as-you-grow capacity from 8 to 32 users. In the case of multiple Enterprise Cell deployments. Designed to blend into most business office or warehouse environments. It supports bi-color status LEDs (enabled/disabled by the end-user). Then both the 8 & 16 users variant can increase their maximum number of users per step of 8 users to 32 users through licensing key to be purchased additionally. a low touch radio planning may be required. Document Number: BCR/FBSR/INF/035844 | Document Issue: 01.7 Mbps Table 1: V2. following IEEE 802.1 BCR 3.PRODUCT DESCRIPTION DOCUMENT 9362 ENTERPRISE CELL V2.05.4.2 Enterprise Cell key performances * In release BCR 2. From BCR 3. A version with external antennas connectors is available.* It is 100 mW capable as standard with an option to increase up to 250 mW (for further details. With an external power adaptor or with PoE+. The power can be supplied in 2 different ways.3 at Power over Ethernet standard. 16 users are supported simultaneously. The table below summarizes Enterprise Cell V2.
2 2100MHZ 3.1 Deployment scenario The Enterprise Cell is designed to be standalone. airports…) The Enterprise Cell installation will depend on in country laws where the product is deployed.18 / EN | Document Status: Standard Alcatel-Lucent – Proprietary See Notice on Page 2 10 / 22 .PRODUCT DESCRIPTION DOCUMENT 9362 ENTERPRISE CELL V2. Figure 2: Enterprise Cell deployed in business office environment Figure 3: Enterprise Cell deployed in a supermarket Document Number: BCR/FBSR/INF/035844 | Document Issue: 01. It is to be deployed in an indoor environment with associated environmental and physical constraints. shopping malls. fixed on a wall or ceiling mounted.1 FEBRUARY 2013 Product Characteristics 3. it can be installed in any indoor private places such as business offices or warehouses but also in any indoor public places (supermarkets. Therefore.1.
Below are pictures of the Alcatel-Lucent generic enclosure front and back view: Figure 4: Enterprise Cell casing with the mounting bracket in a standalone position (front view) Figure 5: Enterprise Cell casing with the mounting bracket ready for wall or ceiling installation (back view) Document Number: BCR/FBSR/INF/035844 | Document Issue: 01.2 2100MHZ 3.PRODUCT DESCRIPTION DOCUMENT 9362 ENTERPRISE CELL V2.1. Please refer to the Personalisation and Option Selection Guide for the concerned options .2 FEBRUARY 2013 Enclosure The Enterprise Cell case has a number of customization options.18 / EN | Document Status: Standard Alcatel-Lucent – Proprietary See Notice on Page 2 11 / 22 .
1.2. 1 Gigabit Ethernet connector for connectivity to any other device such as a computer.1 Physical characteristics The physical characteristics of the Enterprise Cell are (without the power supply unit): Dimensions (Height x Width x Depth) 252x 166x 42 mm Volume 1. Figure 6: Generic Label 3.2 External Marking The Enterprise Cell product label provides information on the model.3 Connectors and Interfaces 1 Gigabit Ethernet connector for backhauling connection: 1000Base-T RJ45 connector. power rating. Document Number: BCR/FBSR/INF/035844 | Document Issue: 01. When the AC/DC power adaptor is used to supply the power.1. the PoE+ capable router is not used. A Kensington slot.1.PRODUCT DESCRIPTION DOCUMENT 9362 ENTERPRISE CELL V2. The optional version of the V2.2 2100MHZ FEBRUARY 2013 3. Power Supply: jack connector. MAC address. this connector is to be connected to a PoE+ capable router or a PoE+ injector while the DC power connector is not used. A power and reset multifunctional button. Bi-color LEDs to provide the status of the unit.2. If PoE+ is used to supply the power.18 / EN | Document Status: Standard Alcatel-Lucent – Proprietary See Notice on Page 2 12 / 22 .2 with external antennas connector has SMA type connectors. CE approval and environmental marking (WEEE/RoHS) on the back side of the unit. serial and part number.8 L Weight 790 g Table 2: Physical characteristics 3.
18 / EN | Document Status: Standard Alcatel-Lucent – Proprietary See Notice on Page 2 13 / 22 .6 gauge) Connector RJ-45 Maximum range 100m on 0. Otherwise.5mm (IEEE802.5 W Max power consumption on the 250 mW variant.4.1. a PoE+ capable router can also be used.PRODUCT DESCRIPTION DOCUMENT 9362 ENTERPRISE CELL V2. 3.1. 14.2 2100MHZ FEBRUARY 2013 The Ethernet mode is automatically negotiated: Parameters Value Ethernet cabling MDI/MDI-X auto detection Half / Full Duplex configuration Automatic or configured Ethernet 1000 configuration Automatic Interface media Twisted pair (0. PoE+ capable router and PoE+ injector are not part of the standard product delivery.1 Power supply over PoE+ If PoE+ is used to supply the power.5 W Document Number: BCR/FBSR/INF/035844 | Document Issue: 01. In this case. 3.1) Standard compliance IEEE802.3 Power consumption The maximum power consumption of the Enterprise Cell depends on the transmit power.1.4.1.3 Table 3: Ethernet interface 3.2 Power supply with AC/DC power adaptor An AC 110-220V / DC power adaptor can be used.3 clause 14.4.4 Power Supply 3. a PoE+ injector can be used while the AC/DC power connector is not used. power injector is not used. Max power consumption on the 100 mW variant.4 to 0. 13.
when in base station mode.960 MHz - III 1800 3G Network Listening DCS 2G Network Listening 1805-1880 MHz - 2G Network Listening Table 4: Frequency bands 3G Network Listening The 3G Network Listening feature allows the Enterprise Cell to act as a UE and receive transmission from neighboring base stations. 2G Network listening The Enterprise Cell supports a GSM receiver chain and can therefore receive the signal transmitted by the 2G Macro network. for identification of the target cell for UMTS handover and for rebroadcasting of the system information messages.2 2100MHZ 3. eliminating the need for operator provisioned neighbor cell lists. It can then retrieve the relevant information to build and maintain 2G neighbor lists and target cells for IRAT handover and later. to broadcast to the UE for cell reselection. The Enterprise Cell can search for and sync to a macro base station. This information is used by the Enterprise Cell to automatically select its primary scrambling code and power levels to transmit and to create and update a list of UMTS neighbor cells. The feature also allows the Enterprise Cell to automatically identify. and then decode the BCCH channel. when in base station mode. measure and record its neighbor UMTS cells. Measurements and information are provided by the network listening feature to the auto-configuration and self-optimization functions. in support of reselection by the UE.5 FEBRUARY 2013 Frequency band The channel bandwidth used is 5MHz. Frequency band for both UMTS operation and network listening functions are listed in the table below: Operating band for UMTS operation Frequency band Common name UL frequencies DL frequencies I 2100 IMT 1920 – 1980 MHz 2110 –2170 MHz Operating band for network listening Frequency band Common name - DL frequencies I 2100 IMT 2110 –2170 MHz - VIII 900 GSM 925 .1. This neighbor cell list is used by the Enterprise Cell.PRODUCT DESCRIPTION DOCUMENT 9362 ENTERPRISE CELL V2. Document Number: BCR/FBSR/INF/035844 | Document Issue: 01.18 / EN | Document Status: Standard Alcatel-Lucent – Proprietary See Notice on Page 2 14 / 22 .
with a possibility to power unlock to 250 mW through licensing key to be purchased additionally.2 Enterprise Cell. For specific solutions. * Unlike below.1. omnidirectional…) but must ensure that the necessary certifications are valid. A version with external antennas connectors is proposed.7 Transmission Power The V2. the V2. the V2. the default antenna color will match the casing. the customer may use their own antennas (directional.0.5 dBi.2 is part of 3GPP Medium Range BS classification.2 2100MHZ 3.2 is capable of output power up to 250 mW. The antenna gain is -2. Document Number: BCR/FBSR/INF/035844 | Document Issue: 01. Due to its transmit power.1. From BCR 3. Figure 7 : V2.PRODUCT DESCRIPTION DOCUMENT 9362 ENTERPRISE CELL V2.2 will be proposed in 100 mW.2 Enterprise Cell with External Antennas 3. The average gain of the given antennas is the same as the internal ones but offers a better coverage with a better peak gain. It is provided with a set of omnidirectionnal external antennas.6 FEBRUARY 2013 Antenna Two internal omnidirectional 2G/3G antennas are included in the V2.18 / EN | Document Status: Standard Alcatel-Lucent – Proprietary See Notice on Page 2 15 / 22 .
once the authentication method is configured in the product (either shared secret or digital certificate) then there is no way to change it anymore. September 2006.5% (or less) ACLR 5MHz 47 dB 45 dB (or greater) ACLR 10MHz 57 dB 50 dB (or greater) Table 5: Radio parameters 3. service.8 FEBRUARY 2013 Radio Parameters The Enterprise Cell is designed according to the following parameters in 3GPP TS 25. As an option. 3.18 / EN | Document Status: Standard Alcatel-Lucent – Proprietary See Notice on Page 2 16 / 22 .11 Status indicators Four LEDs provide indication for power status. From BCR 3.1.PRODUCT DESCRIPTION DOCUMENT 9362 ENTERPRISE CELL V2. internet.9 Reliability The MTBF (Mean Time Between Failures) is calculated based on Telcordia SR-332 Issue 2. shared secret for authentication). Its purpose is to turn On/Off all the LEDs (except the Power LED and the LEDs on the RJ45 ports).2 at 25°C on a stand position is about 60 years (526 Khours).5% (or less) QAM EVM 4% 12. forced opening of the casing causes permanent disablement of the unit.1.104 specifications. Document Number: BCR/FBSR/INF/035844 | Document Issue: 01. In this case.0. Parameter Typical value 3GPP target value Sensitivity -117 dBm . the V2.1.2 Enterprise can also support digital certificate instead of this mechanism. However.2 2100MHZ 3.1. 3. use as shown in the table 6 below. A status button is also present. The MTBF of the 9362 Enterprise Cell V2.107 dBm (or less) QPSK EVM 4% 17.e. repair process is not available as irreversible damage is caused to the printed circuit board and a new one must be provided.10 Security A secure memory is used to authenticate and store sensitive data in the Access Point (i.
e. The Enterprise Cell is compliant with RoHS and WEEE as well as the standards listed in the following paragraphs: Environment operating conditions.2 (temperature-controlled locations. indoor (desk.2 2100MHZ Power status Internet FEBRUARY 2013 Service Use Status button O Table 6: LEDs and status button indication Assuming the service fully works.temperature range: -5°C to +45°C) and with an Ingress Protection level consistent and installation requirements. 3GPP TS 25. Ethernet LEDs switch off 60 seconds after RJ45 port being populated.1. exceptional operating conditions .104. regarding electromagnetic interference and also safety and health. wall or ceiling) as per IEC 60529. Environmental operating conditions: The Enterprise Cell is compliant with ETS 300 019-1-3 class 3. Safety/Health. Release 9 3GPP TS 25. Parameter Value Temperature range -5°C to +45°C Relative humidity 5 % to 95 % Table 8: Temperature and Humidity range Document Number: BCR/FBSR/INF/035844 | Document Issue: 01.18 / EN | Document Status: Standard Alcatel-Lucent – Proprietary See Notice on Page 2 17 / 22 . Environment and EMC. On top of that. the power status LED color is red and all the other ones are white. 3.141 Table 7: 3GPP compliance The Enterprise Cell is CE certified and meets the basic requirements of the Directive R&TTE 1999/5/EC on telecommunications terminal equipment.005 3GPP TS 25.101.PRODUCT DESCRIPTION DOCUMENT 9362 ENTERPRISE CELL V2.12 Environmental and Regulatory Specifications 3GPP release Compliant norms Release 6 3GPP TS 45. two LEDs provide status of each Ethernet port: first for connectivity and second for activity. i.
3GPP TS 25. This includes: EN 55022 class B/CISPR22 class B EN 55024 / CISPR 24 Electrostatic discharge immunity: EN 61000-4-2 ± 2kV and ± 4kV (contact discharge) ± 2kV . Document Number: BCR/FBSR/INF/035844 | Document Issue: 01.2 Enterprise Cell access point An AC-DC power adaptor A quick start guide/user guide in English A desk and wall mounting kit An Ethernet cable of 2m The External-Antenna variant will be shipped with default specific antennas.18 / EN | Document Status: Standard Alcatel-Lucent – Proprietary See Notice on Page 2 18 / 22 . This includes EN 50383. EN 50385. ETSI EN 301 489-23.2 Enterprise Cell Items The standard content will be as follow: The V2. Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) EMC (Electromagnetic Compatibility) Emission and immunity ETSI EN 301 489-1. ± 4kV and ± 8kV (air discharge) Radiated field immunity: EN 61000-4-3 Signal from 80 MHz to 2700 MHz with 1 kHz AM modulation depth 80%. level: 3V/m. ETSI EN 301 908-1.2 2100MHZ FEBRUARY 2013 Safety/Health Safety standard: EN 60950-1. ETSI EN 301 908-3. Environment Compliant with directive 2002/95/EC RoHS6 Administrative measure on the control of pollution caused by electronic information products. Directive 2002/96/EC.PRODUCT DESCRIPTION DOCUMENT 9362 ENTERPRISE CELL V2. Health standard: 1999/519/EC "on the limitation of exposure of the general public to electromagnetic fields (0 Hz to 300 GHz)". 3.113. Surge and Electrical Fast Transient: The Enterprise Cell tolerates Electrical Fast Transients EN 61000-4-4 level 2 and Surges EN 61000-4-5 level 2.
0 Elevation = 0.0 Roll = 0.2110MHz Total Azimuth = 0.0 Elevation = 0.0 2 Y 0 Z X P o w er (d B m ) -2 -4 -6 -8 -10 -12 Total Azimuth = 180.1 Appendix A: Antenna Pattern for Internal Antenna .0 Roll = -90.18 / EN | Document Status: Standard Alcatel-Lucent – Proprietary See Notice on Page 2 19 / 22 .PRODUCT DESCRIPTION DOCUMENT 9362 ENTERPRISE CELL V2.0 Roll = -90.0 2 Z 0 X Y P o w er (d B m ) -2 -4 -6 -8 -10 -12 Document Number: BCR/FBSR/INF/035844 | Document Issue: 01.2 2100MHZ FEBRUARY 2013 4 APPENDICES 4.0 Elevation = -90.0 2 X 0 Y Z P o w er (d B m ) -2 -4 -6 -8 -10 -12 Total Azimuth = 90.
1710MHz-2170MHz Document Number: BCR/FBSR/INF/035844 | Document Issue: 01.PRODUCT DESCRIPTION DOCUMENT 9362 ENTERPRISE CELL V2.18 / EN | Document Status: Standard Alcatel-Lucent – Proprietary See Notice on Page 2 20 / 22 .2 2100MHZ 4.2 FEBRUARY 2013 Appendix B: Antenna Pattern for External Antenna .
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION DOCUMENT 9362 ENTERPRISE CELL V2.2 21000MHz WCDMA Personalisation and Option Selection Guide Document Number: BCR/FBSR/INF/035844 | Document Issue: 01. Feature Planning Guide BCR 2. please refer to:  UMT/SYS/INF/023452: Base Station Router Femto. Feature Planning Guide BCR 2.1  UMT/SYS/INF/025597: Base Station Router Femto.2  BCR/SYS/INF/030989: Alcatel-Lucent 9360 Small Cell solution BCR 2.3 FEBRUARY 2013 Appendix C: Related Reading For more information.2 2100MHZ 4.4 release.Solution Description  UMT/OAM/INF/022831: Small Cell Management Solution .0 release.18 / EN | Document Status: Standard Alcatel-Lucent – Proprietary See Notice on Page 2 21 / 22 . Feature Planning Guide  BCR/SYS/INF/026827: 9360 Small Cells Solution .Customer Product Overview  BCR/IRC/APP/025735: Alcatel-Lucent 9360 Small Cell Network Reference Architecture  BCR/FBSR/INF/036750 V01/EN Alcatel-Lucent 9362 Enterprise Cell V2. Feature Planning Guide  BCR/SYS/INF/035520: Alcatel-Lucent 9360 Small Cell solution BCR 3.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION DOCUMENT 9362 ENTERPRISE CELL V2.2 2100MHZ 4.18 / EN | Document Status: Standard Alcatel-Lucent – Proprietary See Notice on Page 2 22 / 22 .4 FEBRUARY 2013 Appendix D: Acronyms A-M I-Z AC Alternating Current IMT ACLR Adjacent Channel Leakage power Ratio International Mobile Telecommunications IRAT Inter-Radio Access Technology 3G 3rd Generation LED Light-Emitting Diode 3GPP 3rd Generation Partnership Project MDI Medium Dependent Interface BCCH Broadcast Control Channel MHz Megahertz BCR Base Station Cluster Release MSC Mobile Switching Centre BSG BSR Signalling Gateway MTBF Mean Time Between Failures BSR Base Station Router OAM Operations. Administration and Maintenance CE European Community PS Packet Switched CS Circuit Switched PoE Power Over Ethernet DC Direct Current QAM Quadrature Amplitude Modulation DCS Digital Cellular System QPSK Quadrature Phase Shift Keying DL Downlink Rx Receiver ETSI European Telecommunications Standards Institute RoHS Restriction of Hazardous Substances Directive EVM Error Vector Magnitude RNC Radio Network Controller GSM Global System for Mobile Communications SCMS Small Cell Management System HSDPA High Speed Downlink Packet Access SGSN Serving GPRS Support Node UE User Equipment HSUPA High Speed Uplink Packet Access UL Uplink IEEE Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers UMTS Universal Mobile Telecommunications System IP Internet Protocol W-CDMA IP-PBX Internet Protocol Private Branch Exchange Wideband Code Division Multiple Access WEEE Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive Document Number: BCR/FBSR/INF/035844 | Document Issue: 01.


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Batman's Gun
By Jill Lepore
To a midnight showing of the new Batman film at a movie theatre in Aurora, Colorado, James E. Holmes carried a .223-calibre Smith & Wesson AR-15 assault-style rifle, a Remington twelve-gauge shotgun, and a .40-caliber Glock handgun; a second Glock was found in his car. He had a magazine for the AR-15 that would have allowed him to shoot a hundred bullets before reloading. He had bought more than six thousand rounds of ammunition online. He dressed in black, with a tactical vest and helmet, and wore a gas mask. He had dyed his hair red. He is thought to have shot seventy people; twelve have died. As a neuroscience graduate student at the University of Colorado, Holmes had been studying the genesis of madness. He reportedly told police that he was the Joker.
No one expects this massacre to lead to a reform of the nation's gun laws. "No guns," Batman says to Catwoman, in "The Dark Knight Rises." That's more than will likely be said on the floor of Congress.
As I wrote in the magazine in April, there are nearly three hundred million privately owned firearms in the United States: a hundred and five million rifles, eighty-three million shotguns, and a hundred and six million handguns. In no other country in the world is there a rate of civilian gun ownership approaching that in the U.S.: a gun for every American. Nevertheless, aside from Mayor Michael Bloomberg, of New York, almost no one holding or running for public office today is willing to talk about guns, except to argue for Americans' constitutional right to own them.
It hasn't always been this way. Americans used to hold a different set of beliefs about guns. So did Batman, who started out with a gun—until he got rid of it. The nineteen-thirties, the golden age of comic-book superheroes, was a time of landmark gun legislation. In 1934, the National Rifle Association supported the National Firearms Act—the first federal gun-control legislation—and, four years later, the 1938 Federal Firearms Act. A great many gun-safety measures on the books today date to those two pieces of legislation, which together mandated licensing for handgun dealers, introduced waiting periods for handgun buyers, required permits for anyone wishing to carry a concealed weapon, and effectively prohibited the sale of the only gun banned in the United States today: the automatic weapon (or "machine gun").
In 1939, the constitutionality of the National Firearms Act was brought before the U.S. Supreme Court, in U.S. v. Miller. A ruling issued on May 15, 1939, upheld the law, unanimously, and uncontroversially.
The same month the court issued its ruling in Miller, Batman, written by a cartoonist named Bob Kane, began appearing in Detective Comics (later known as DC Comics). Superheroes were new, but they were already controversial; by the spring of 1940, critics were calling comic books a "national menace."
In the eighteenth century, critics thought reading novels would corrupt girls' morals. In the nineteenth century, mystery fiction was suspected of causing crime. In the twentieth century, the pulp-fiction panic had to do with comic books and juvenile delinquency. Walter Ong would argue that Mickey Mouse was evidence of creeping secularism and Superman of rampant fascism. In the nineteen-fifties, there would be hearings in Congress after Fredric Wertham, a New York psychiatrist, published a polemic blaming comics for everything from truancy to murder. (Batman was singled out for homosexuality. Wertham wrote of one of his violent thirteen-year-old patients, "Like many other homoerotically inclined children, he was a special devotee of Batman.") But in the nineteen-thirties, the problem with Batman was Batman's gun.
In a story published in October of 1939, Batman used a handgun to shoot a vampire—silver bullets to the heart. He used a gun again in the next episode, to fire some shots at two evil henchmen.
At the time, Detective Comics had just hired a new editorial director, a guy from Brooklyn named Whitney Ellsworth. (Not long after hiring Ellsworth, Detective Comics established an editorial advisory board, consisting of people like psychologists and English professors.) When Kane submitted his next story, Batman was shooting again. "Ellsworth said to take the gun out," Kane remembered.
Maybe it was a simple demurral to the critics, but the disarming of the Dark Knight reads like a concern about the commonweal, a deferral to an accepted and important idea about the division between civilian and military life. Superheroes weren't soldiers or policemen. They were private citizens. They shouldn't carry concealed weapons. Villains carried guns. The Joker, introduced in the spring of 1940, carried a gun, and sometimes two. (Batman thwarts him with a bulletproof vest; once Joker realizes this, he aims for his head.) After Ellsworth told Kane to lay off the guns, Kane wrote a two-page piece—issued in November, 1939—explaining Batman's origins: "Legend: The Bat Man and How He Came to Be." When Bruce Wayne was a boy, his parents had been killed before his eyes, shot to death.
Batman, then, came out of a time when the private ownership of firearms was considered a proper matter for government regulation. Today's gun debate, or lack of it, has its origins in the nineteen-sixties. You might think that the last thing to undermine the conviction that gun-safety legislation is sane or, at a minimum, worthy of vigorous debate, would have been the horrors of the nineteen-sixties: the political assassinations, the rate of violent crime, the terror of war.
Not so. Instead, beginning in the nineteen-sixties, the conservative movement rose to power, in part, by asserting an individual-rights interpretation of the Second Amendment. A half-century later, the nature, stakes, and menace of this argument have made public debate about the regulation of gun ownership all but impossible. After the shootings at Columbine and Virginia Tech, schools across the country installed metal detectors and hired private-security firms and instituted lockdown drills. After the shooting in Aurora, it is more likely that there will be metal detectors at movie theatres than that there will be a vote on an assault-weapons ban in the House. There will be much talk of the Second Amendment and almost none of the First.
Meanwhile, there is very little that can be said, except to mourn the dead. The darkest nights are silent.
Read the New Yorker's full coverage of the Aurora shootings.
Jill Lepore is a staff writer at The New Yorker and a professor of history at Harvard University. Her latest book is "These Truths: A History of the United States."
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Bradley M. Kuhn - Executive Director

Bradley M. Kuhn - Executive Director

Bradley M. Kuhn began his work in the Free Software Movement as a
volunteer when, in 1992, he became an early adopter of the popular
GNU/Linux operating system, and began contributing to various Free
Software projects.  He worked during the 1990s as a system administrator
and software development consultant for Westinghouse, Lucent Technologies,
and numerous small companies.  He also spent one year teaching Advanced
Placement Computer Science (using GNU/Linux and GCC) at Walnut Hills High
School in Cincinnati.  In January 2000, he was hired by the Free Software
Foundation (FSF), and he served as its Executive Director from March 2001
until March 2005, when he left FSF to join the Software Freedom Law Center
(SFLC), where he worked as SFLC's Policy Analyst and Technology Director from
2005 until October 2010, when he joined Conservancy as its Executive
Director.  Kuhn holds a summa cum laude B.S. in Computer Science from
Loyola College in Maryland, and an M.S. in Computer Science from the
University of Cincinnati.  His Master's thesis discussed methods for
dynamic interoperability of Free Software languages.

Tony Sebro - General Counsel

Tony Sebro - General Counsel

Tony Sebro is a seasoned technology attorney with a broad base of
business and legal experience relating to technology, strategy, and
business development.  Before joining Conservancy, Tony was most recently
a Partner with the PCT Companies, a family of professional service firms.
Prior to that, he was Program Director, Technology & Intellectual
Property at IBM's Armonk, New York world headquarters, where he was
responsible for developing and executing licensing strategies in
partnership with IBM's Software Group.  In that role, Tony led
negotiations and structured deals with market leaders in the web
technology, e-commerce, retail, enterprise software, and financial
services sectors.  Tony also led various internal strategic initiatives,
including an effort to provide business leaders of key emerging market
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Can the Christian faith violate reason?
The musical symphony arrangement was made by Brett Fischer.
This is the first reference to Abraham building an altar in Scripture. Building an altar and making sacrifice to God denotes total dependence and reliance on Him. It implies saying no to self and yes to God–in effect presenting one's self in submission to God as a sinner, trusting Him for gracious handling of one's sin, and discounting one's value apart from His work. Building altars became a habit with godly Abraham, the "Friend of God" (James 2:23), and he practiced it many times during his life (see also Genesis 12:8; 13:4, 18).
We can surmise that at an early age, Abraham's son, Isaac, was taught this same practice. It doesn't seem that Isaac misunderstood or debated the situation, even when he himself was identified as the sacrifice to be slaughtered (Genesis 22:9). He fully trusted and worshiped the same God, and evidently agreed with Abraham's obedient act. Later, Isaac, himself, practiced altar-building at least once on his own (26:25).
Compare Abraham and his family to Lot and his family. Nowhere in Scripture does it say that Lot built an altar and recognized God as worthy of worship. No doubt as a direct result, Lot's wife, sons, and daughters totally rejected these ideas, preferring the sinful practices and mentality of Sodom. Lot was a true believer (2 Peter 2:7-8), but his lifestyle and lack of "altar-building" rubbed off on his family, to the detriment of himself and the people of God ever since.
Here is the question: Do we want to be Christians who ignore proper worship and total submission to God and have families who do likewise? We don't build physical altars today, but we do need daily times of family prayer.


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Compensation of Architects
Admissibility of Parol Evidence in an Action for Compensation
Parol evidence is admissible to prove a subsequent verbal agreement modifying or even abrogating a written contract, if the contract is not one required by law to be in writing. Where a contract is ambiguous, a court can receive extrinsic evidence which would put the court in the position of the parties, and enable the court to determine the intention of the parties, and the evidence which would explain the meaning of the contract.[i]
However, in the absence of fraud, parol testimony of prior or contemporaneous oral agreements which would vary the terms of a valid written contract is incompetent. The purpose of the parol evidence rule is to exclude only such evidence intended to supersede and destroy the clear intentions of the parties set forth in the written agreement, and not to exclude all extrinsic evidence in general.[ii]
[i] Pedersen v. Fiksdal, 185 Cal. App. 2d 30 (Cal. App. 2d Dist. 1960)
[ii] SDR & R, Inc. v. JMS Constr. Co., 1991 Ohio App. LEXIS 360 (Ohio Ct. App., Cuyahoga County Jan. 31, 1991)
Inside Admissibility of Parol Evidence in an Action for Compensation


There was a line of people behind me so I didn't want to pester the cashier about the price differences but I was definitely curious. I'm not a daily Starbucks customer but I usually wander in once or twice a month. I've never had anyone mention the price difference for eating in vs. eating out. I was genuinely curious so I called the Starbucks later and asked the manager about the price difference and he confirmed that, yes, if you order a food item and you eat in it needs to be taxed. If you order an item to go it is not taxed (or maybe it's taxed differently, it's taxed like a grocery store would.) Groundbreaking news? No, but a new piece of info to keep in mind when ordering at Starbucks.
I am a reformed Starbucks addict. When I lived in Tampa I had a serious problem, it was expensive and fatty. Every day before my show I had to have a venti nonfat no whip mocha, and if I sucked it down before going on the air at 11 or 12 there would be a second mocha (usually tall) that day. It became a little much, especially after they opened a Starbucks down the street from my office, so I started to swap out the rich mocha for Tazo Tea…my personal fave, Passion (searing hot) and even a venti was under $2!!!!
Fast forward a few years and I've cut out the mochas completely, and stop into Starbucks a few times a month to get my hot passion fix to go. I always keep a box of Tazo in my office. I was confused a few weeks ago when I stopped at the Wolf Road Starbucks to get some Passion in a box and to go…the barista said they were out – weird – and kept talking about silkiness. I was baffled. Yesterday I wandered back to Starbucks and discovered a whole new look. Instead of boxes, Tazo now packages their new full leaf teas in tins. I was sad to see there was less product for more price (I believe 15 bags for $6.25) but a very delicous tea.
I actually picked up Refresh over Passion to switch it up a little bit, and I now see what the barista was talking about regarding silkiness. I am not REALLY into tea, so I'm sure there's an official name for it, but instead of tea bag it's as if the leaves are held in a pantyhose -esque material, which I can't stop touching!! Anyone know what it's called?
I love Tazo Teas at Starbucks, but I don't understand the price jump considering the economy. I guess I'll just have to step down to a grande tea to stay under my $2 limit.


I loved the food in KL, as well as the pure white beaches and clear turquoise waters of Laguna Redang when I visited Malaysia in 2004. It really is a country that you have to add to your bucket list and here's a list of some of the most exciting cities in Malaysia.
Most Malaysian adventures start in its capital city of Kuala Lumpur. Its major airport hub makes it is the easiest place to fly into and out of, but don't rush off as soon as you arrive. The city is very much a mix of cultures including Malay, Chinese, and Indian, and one of the great joys of being in Kuala Lumpur is eating at some of the world's best local restaurants. Beyond the food, popular attractions include the Petronas Towers, where you can walk across a sky bridge that connects the two skyscrapers to enjoy spectacular views across the city. The Perdana Lake Gardens is a popular place for a stroll and the Menara KL Tower is another place where you can take in the panoramic views. The oldest Hindu temple in the city, Sri Mahamariamman Temple is also a must-visit attraction if you want to know more about Hindu heritage.
Once you've finished in Kuala Lumpur, make your next stop the highly developed and populated region of Selangor, which is famous around the world thanks to its Formula One racetrack. There's the National Zoo of Malaysia, huge theme parks, an indoor snow centre the highly popular Hindu shrine; the Batu Caves.
Off the west coast of the county, the island of Penang is a must-visit destination for food lovers. Famous for its incredible street food, make sure you sample all the local eats on Gurney Drive. It is the fusion of flavours and cooking styles which makes this such a special destination for foodies. Don't miss out on the UNESCO World Heritage Site and colonial city of Georgetown either.
A popular place for backpackers and families alike, the twin Perhentian Islands are both packed with stunning scenery. For people who want to explore the underwater world, you're in the right place for snorkelling and diving. Otherwise, you could simply soak up the sunshine during the day and wait for the parties to start at night! The smaller island of Perhentian Kecil is where most of the action takes place, while the larger Perhentian Besar is more suited to those looking for a resort holiday. If you are planning on visiting during the summer months, make sure that you book your accommodation with plenty of time to spare as both islands tend to fill up very quickly.
Malacca is a city packed with cultural, historical, and colonial sites, and UNESCO recognised its excellence more than a decade ago. There are so many ancient landmarks and colonial buildings that this was the place where colonial forces first made contact with the country, and ultimately shaping its future destiny. British, Dutch and Portuguese influences are all apparent in its bright and colourful architecture.
Malaysia's oldest national park of Taman Negara is thought to be amongst the world's oldest tropical rainforests. One of the most popular experiences taking a stroll along the long canopy walkway which gives you a unique opportunity to see the park from high up in the trees. Get a totally different perspective by hopping on a boat or raft along the river. Take a guided trek and you will spot plenty of colourful birds and even wild elephants, not to mention towering trees and cascading waterfalls. Camp in the forest and you will get to stare up at the stars and listen to the sounds, before waking up and seeing it come to life once again.
Many people don't naturally associate Borneo with Malaysia, but in fact, it is only a short flight away. So, if you want to get a real rush of adventure, this large island is packed with incredible natural scenery and wildlife. Strolling through the rainforest, getting up close and personal with orangutans and diving into the crystal clear ocean around Sipadan Island are just a few of the activities which you can enjoy while you are here. If you are looking for something a little more strenuous and challenging, you could take on the task of climbing Malaysia's highest peak, Mount Kinabalu.
Stare over the Cameron Highlands and you will see an endless sea of green as tea plantations stretch across the landscape, while the air has a fresh feel thanks to the eucalyptus that grows in abundance. After spending a long time in sweaty tropical climates, you may be surprised by just how cool it can get in this region - particularly during the nighttime. There are plenty of trekking trails which you can tour which take you directly into the plantations and around the volcanoes that are dotted around. And when you are ready to relax, you can do some with some strawberries, and, of course, a nice cup of tea.
Pulau Langkawi is Malaysia's favourite island destination - both for locals and foreign visitors. You can reach it easily by ferry with plenty of tourist infrastructure already in place - making it easier to travel around than some of the more remote destinations. It hosts the country's largest indoor aquarium and is home to the beautiful Pregnant Maiden Lake.
Are you planning your Malaysia trip yet?
That is such a bargain!!!


This 28 page black and white comic is a great jumping on point to enjoy a standalone adventure with martial fartist Guff and Hot Dog Eating Champion wannabe Chu!
Arriving in Ora Oré Valley, the pair learns about a local mining disaster before immediately having their precious All You Can Eat chili card stolen by some sort of gaseous ghost snake. Action, intrigue, and double page splashes of landscape wrecking flatulence: Welcome to THE comic about farting.


Honestly speaking, as a movie, I consider it been shooting in very well manner, sound effect, explosion effect, and all the car chasing stunts. Well done to everyone, especially to all five main actors (they isn't young anymore, but maybe still dangerous).
I do not really can accept the story and plot. There are five buddies, who play as one, work as one team, and they even being raise up by same god-father. Suppose they're the best friend, best buddies, sibling who depends on each other, and trust each other. Bill (bad guy) betrayed the other 4 person, and took away a great amount of GOLD (maybe this is why this movie called Golden Job), and caused Ekin being caught and Jailed.
I believe that Bill do not have the intention to kill the rest, yet every time there are his people shooting Ekin and others. He have no intention to kill them, but he got his god-father being killed by his body guard. Same time, Ekin and the rest being ambush by his people at the Car Expo. Why?
Bill keep on saying he took all the gold for everyone, but he never ever offer the gold to them. Wonder the writer to the script, what are you thinking all the while?
Story never explain why Bill took the gold, only show he with his mountain of gold at a Island bought by him, guarded with Heavy Army. Why? Not doing business, just sitting in the room and watching CCTV?
The best part is, Ekin and 3brothers are super hero or Avenger, 4 versus hundred military trained guard, they killed them all (they're stronger than Captain America Or IronMan).
At the end, Bad guy bill died, That's all.
If this movie without the track record of the five actor in Young & Dangerous, most properly is just another bad movie of the year.
You can try to watch it, and it totally not related to Young & Dangerous.


Will Garfit presents a selection of the diversity of his artistic life depicting the landscape and countryside with brush and pen, for which he is so well known.
In his oil paintings, Will specialises in paintings of rivers, lakes, lochs and sea. He always paints on the location of his subjects whether the chalk streams of the south or salmon rivers of the north. His oils are vibrant and fresh and full of his presence of being in the landscape and the subtleties of its mood and light. He also loves the north Norfolk coastal landscape which he paints for joy from the family cottage in Cley. He captures the moods of the marsh with the background of wide horizons of the sea and sky.
Well known sepias from over thirty country sporting books which Will has illustrated. With great skill as a draughtsman combined with his delicate and spontaneous watercolour technique he creates charming vignettes of birds and animals of the countryside and its sports of shooting, fishing and hunting. Also a selection of full colour prints from his oils of rivers, from wild water of Scottish spate rivers to the calm of lakes and southern chalk stream meadows.
Much of Will Garfit's work is by commission, on rivers of special personal interest to the owners or those who fish them, whether for trout or salmon. His paintings capture the solitude of such beautiful landscape and the excitement of fishing there.
Also shown are examples of some of his detailed paintings of houses ranging from cottages to castles.
In "Will's Shoot", 1993, followed by "Will's Shoot Revisited", 2005, he tells the extraordinary story of developing his award winning area of disused gravel pits to become an idyllic shoot, fisheries and wildlife reserve, "Will's Shooting Ways", 2009, is an anthology from articles he has written for the Shooting Gazette magazine over the past seventeen years. Recently published is "Will's Pigeon Shooting", 2012, an authoritative book full of Will's enthusiasm and passion for the sport.
New, Will's Pigeon Shooting, an authoritative book expressing Will's enthusiasm for the sport in his writing and watercolour illustrations. A must for the novice or expert a like..
Copyright © 2019 William Garfit. All rights reserved. Website by Slawko.


If you have not as yet setup an advert on Google Places for your business, your are missing out on potential business through people searching in and around your postcode. Google Places for business allows local businesses to be found for people searching in their local area for your desired business. You can use this for FREE and you are asked to create an advert with various information for your business such name, address, postcode, opening hours, industry you work in and any photos you can upload. People can search in Google or in Google Maps to get desired results. Having Google places costs nothing and is easy to setup. This is recommended to be setup as part of your Local SEO marketing strategy, especially with this being a free tool to plug into.
Once you have created a listing, you will be sent a postcard with a verification code that you will need to validate your listing. This can take up to a few weeks. Once verified your business will be listed on Google Maps.
Search on Google for your company name and on the left you will see your company name listing with the Pin for your address on Google Maps.
Also on Top right you will see a map with your company name, click the drop arrow to see all the information.
When people are searching locally in your area for a place or business, your postcode determines the location, but helps too to add a locality keyword.
It would be worthwhile putting the keyword and the locality in the title of the page instead of the business name which will assist in getting a better listings in Google maps and organic Google listings. Plus putting a keyword in the business name area will assist in being found for other terms that could be contained in the title.
Getting reviews will improve the ranking of your listing over competitor listings. This gives your customers some trust you need at least 5 reviews to get 5 stars. Get your customers to review your business constantly. You will see a business that has had reviews on Google, take the following company, they have had 18 reviews.
You can send the code to customers via a QR code generator or add your link to any newsletter or email signature.
Only get authentic reviews as it's honest and will give customers a true overview of the services your company provide.
Reviews are great for Search Engine Optimisation - The more reviews the business has, the more likeliness you would show up on the first page of Google in the local results.


Flight Courtier brings a new, cheaper way to fly in style to Macau and the major destinations of the Hong Kong, saving you up to 70% on the regular price of business and first class tickets. An average flight from Australia to Hong Kong takes about 10 hours and it can be extremely comfortable spending 10 hours in a Flat Bed with full menu.
Your business class or first class flight to Macau will start with the knock on your door from your personal chauffeur in complimentary luxury travel in a private premium vehicle with Flight Courtier's transportation partners, seeing you off on a smooth transition to your Hong Kong flight with full menu and all the other perks included in your premium package.
When it's time to grab that all- important shut-eye, your Flat Bed will feel just as comfortable as your own bed, with as many warm blankets and pillows as you desire, and refreshments brought to your bedside all night long. The time will fly almost as quickly as you will – enjoying television and movie entertainment, a great range of refreshments and a cosy snooze in your comfy Flat Bed, arriving in majestic Macau before you know it!
As the sister city to Las Vegas, Macau is Asia's number one destination for bright lights, showgirls and casino fun! For a truly serious business trip, Macau and surrounds are sure to offer you the very best in business, leisure and entertainment.


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require "helper"

describe Google::Cloud::Bigquery::Table, :load, :local, :mock_bigquery do
  let(:dataset) { "dataset" }
  let(:table_id) { "table_id" }
  let(:table_name) { "Target Table" }
  let(:description) { "This is the target table" }
  let(:table_hash) { random_table_hash dataset, table_id, table_name, description }
  let(:table_gapi) { Google::Apis::BigqueryV2::Table.from_json table_hash.to_json }
  let(:table) { Google::Cloud::Bigquery::Table.from_gapi table_gapi, bigquery.service }

  it "can upload a csv file" do
    mock = Minitest::Mock.new
    table.service.mocked_service = mock

    temp_csv do |file|
      mock.expect :insert_job, load_job_resp_gapi(table, "some/file/path.csv"),
        [project, load_job_gapi(table_gapi.table_reference, "CSV"), upload_source: file, content_type: "text/csv"]

      result = table.load file, format: :csv
      result.must_equal true
    end

    mock.verify
  end

  it "can upload a csv file with CSV options" do
    mock = Minitest::Mock.new
    table.service.mocked_service = mock

    temp_csv do |file|
      mock.expect :insert_job, load_job_resp_gapi(table, "some/file/path.csv"),
        [project, load_job_csv_options_gapi(table_gapi.table_reference), upload_source: file, content_type: "text/csv"]

      result = table.load file, format: :csv, jagged_rows: true, quoted_newlines: true, autodetect: true,
        encoding: "ISO-8859-1", delimiter: "\t", ignore_unknown: true, max_bad_records: 42, null_marker: "\N",
        quote: "'", skip_leading: 1
      result.must_equal true
    end

    mock.verify

    temp_csv do |file|

    end
  end

  it "can upload a json file" do
    mock = Minitest::Mock.new
    table.service.mocked_service = mock

    temp_json do |file|
      mock.expect :insert_job, load_job_resp_gapi(table, "some/file/path.json"),
        [project, load_job_gapi(table_gapi.table_reference), upload_source: file, content_type: "application/json"]

      result = table.load file, format: "JSON"
      result.must_equal true
    end

    mock.verify
  end

  it "can upload a json file and derive the format" do
    mock = Minitest::Mock.new
    mock.expect :insert_job, load_job_resp_gapi(table, "some/file/path.json"),
      [project, load_job_gapi(table_gapi.table_reference), upload_source: "acceptance/data/kitten-test-data.json", content_type: "application/json"]
    table.service.mocked_service = mock

    local_json = "acceptance/data/kitten-test-data.json"
    result = table.load local_json
    result.must_equal true

    mock.verify
  end

  def load_job_resp_gapi table, load_url
    hash = random_job_hash
    hash["configuration"]["load"] = {
      "sourceUris" => [load_url],
      "destinationTable" => {
        "projectId" => table.project_id,
        "datasetId" => table.dataset_id,
        "tableId" => table.table_id
      },
    }
    resp = Google::Apis::BigqueryV2::Job.from_json hash.to_json
    resp.status = status "done"
    resp
  end
end

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Disch
NES Junkie
Re: Nintendo Switch
@lexluthermiester
Derailing thread. Moving here:
http://www.romhacking.net/forum/index.php/topic,22908.0.html
lexluthermiester
Submission Reviewer
Quote from: SunGodPortal on October 21, 2016, 12:52:36 am
It's controller was fiercely terrible and it's library powerfully bad. After buying one you would feel as though you had been mauled by a jaguar.
Quote from: Disch on October 21, 2016, 01:04:18 am
On that note, It seems the idea that a good portion of the eShop titles are very likely to be available on launch for NSX is not unfounded one. Players will seemingly have access to most of their already purchased titles from their account. It's only speculation but seems reasonable. Even if only DSi and 3DS/2DS stuff that's still a ton of good titles.
« Last Edit: October 21, 2016, 01:36:27 am by lexluthermiester »
KaioShin
RHDN Patreon Supporter!
The name seems like the best one they came up with in a long time. At least it's not possible to associate it with peeing or with a children's toy (aka Nintendo is for kids stuff) or just a random technical number.
I'm very sceptical of the concept, hybrid designs always have many compromises and the weaknesses from all the integrated parts. Just look at Win8 and 10. The fully "assembled" controller for stationary use looks as unweildly as a DC controller and that's not a good thing. I haven't read anything about the hardware yet so I can't comment much about that aspect but it'll either have terrible battery life or bad stationary graphics, one of the two has to be true unless the docking station basically houses a second console that'll activate or support the handheld part.If it's extra hardware it'll be a mess for developers to support it again and I thought we had moved on from terrible custom hardware designs like the Saturn or the PS2.
Though speaking of developer support, it seems like nvidia is responsible for the software dev stack this time. Which must be a huge improvement over the horror stories you read about Nintendo's horrible SDKs and the way they support for 3rd party devs (aka barely at all).
Game wise they showed off Mario and a port of a 5 year old popular game. Wow I'm so unexcited. Someone needs to shoot Mario so Nintendo finally has to stop using him as a crutch.
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BlackDog61
I have to say - I'mstill looking at this thing called the Switch without a good grip on how I'm supposed to be excited about it.
OK, I can plug it into my TV at home, and take it with me on the go. Hmm. So if it's on the go, it's the biggest PSP I've ever had - that part is "fine but not overly exciting". (I mean - they've already been increasing size over and over and over. Itdoesn't fit into my pocket already, right?)
If it's hooked to myTV, it's just like another console before. Except they've at last chosen to have a normal controller, which I both like and am unexcited about - it's just the same as ever, right?
What's the point of putting a screen down in the street (and getting it stolen by a passerby) to play with friends, instead of using that flat TV I got home?
Where's the innovation that Nintendo shelved (or tried to) regularly? With many VR experiences coming to us, is Nintendo just going to watch that train pass and stay sitting on the bench?
If you want excitement, seriously, get to try an HTC Vive or Oculus Rift. they don't have the AAA line up yet either, but the experience is new. (And yes, they lack a way to walk for real over longer distances than a couple of steps. Still. Wow there. No wow here.)
時を越えよう、そして彼女の元に戻ろう
So far the only convincing thing was the actual controller (nice design, looks like it's got a good grip). The rest of it looks quite bland and nothing really to write home about. Now what they need is a huge library of games, which the WiiU could barely afford with first and second parties.
I am the lord, you all know my name, now. I got it all: cash, money, and fame.
Quote from: SunGodPortal on October 20, 2016, 05:46:17 pm
Is it just me, or is the frequency that they are putting these things out starting to resemble Sega just before they seemed to lose their place in the market? Like how they were constantly adding on to the Genesis and then before those things even had much of a chance to catch on they were announcing the Saturn.
Eh, not really. The lord giveth and the lord taketh away.
SNES had a GB adapter, Gamecube had a GBA adapter, Wii had a GC inside of it (???) but you couldn't use those adapters anymore, and you could use controllers of the previous console for the first time, Wii U dropped support for Gamecube controllers.
For switch we need more info. Nintendo has nothing to announce regarding the touch function at this time. That could give us a clue as to backwards compatibility if they came out one way or the other on this.
A chance for actually good tablet games. Current tablets are powerful, but control is limited. Your app won't sell if it requires a controller as most people don't have them.
Quote from: BlackDog61 on October 21, 2016, 09:43:15 am
Quote from: Gemini on October 21, 2016, 11:37:16 am
The two of you are in the extreme minority. Everywhere I've been reading anything about the NSX has been overwhelmingly positive. Even sites that have traditionally been huge skeptics are expressing how positively impressed they are.
^ Hype train I guess. I don't usually care that much about Nintendo products, they are mostly stuff with a weak gimmick we've seen somewhere else already. The Switch is basically a tablet that can hook to a tv and with a weird docking controller. Why should I feel overwhelmed when I barely care about gimmicks and check game libraries instead?
Strawman has a point.
It's basically a more expensive Nvidia Shield that can hook up to a TV.
The Nvidia Shield comes in two hardware versions: One that is a tablet with an Xbox-style controller and the second uses a TV for its display...it also includes the Xbox-style controller.
...Whoops, I guess the Shield is not available anymore.
SunGodPortal
SNES had a GB adapter, Gamecube had a GBA adapter, Wii had a GC inside of it (???)
Those were actually good ideas that were good for fans. As soon as those devices came out they already had a huge library available whereas the trash Sega put out was unnecessary and for games that would only work with those devices and none of them were really on the market that long from what I remember (which meant that they never had a substantial library).
Anyway, my real point here is that like Sega and Atari, Nintendo is putting out too many things in a short span of time (that are unnecessary) which is really only going to give each of them less time to grow a market or library. Nobody wants to buy a game system that developers will abandon in a year or two when the next thing comes out. If this thing is compatible with a bunch of games that are already out there then it isn't so bad. Otherwise, this device is a mistake.
Cigarettes, ice-cream, figurines of the Virgin Mary...
A.D.R.I.A.N
Bad news guys , Nintendo just said that the Nintendo Switch is not compatible with both 3DS and Wii U titles.
And i wanted to buy SSB4 for play on the new system........
If you don't believe me, here's the link to the article:
http://www.nintendolife.com/news/2016/10/nintendo_confirms_switch_isnt_physically_backwards_compatible_with_3ds_and_wii_u_software
"I hate when mods don't let you ask for help."
Zynk
WIP Roll-chan: The Wily Wars
So what games are compatible with the Nintendo Switch again?
Quote from: Zynk Oxhyde on October 21, 2016, 10:20:42 pm
LOL! Nice!
Give it time. Nintendo will release that info.
Quote from: A.D.R.I.A.N on October 21, 2016, 10:12:11 pm
You will note the headline says "Isn't Physically Backwards Compatible With 3DS And Wii U Software". This is not surprising. The NSX doesn't have an optical drive so the WiiU disc's will of course not be compatible. As for the 3DS, it seems clear that the slots will not be compatible either. However the compatibility I referred to earlier was the eShop, not the physical titles.
Considering how important that bit of info is, you would think that would be one of the first things mentioned. Now I'm starting to think that the gameplay footage is fake and that this thing really isn't as far along as they'd like us to believe. Maybe I'm just being cynical.
Maybe. Remember, Nintendo has a habit of releasing info in stages. Let's all be patient. Assuming the worst and nothing will be compatible, the thing is still going to be bad ass.
Quote from: lexluthermiester on October 22, 2016, 12:12:19 am
I hate to keep pushing this, but if it does have a serious lack of compatibility then it does fall into the category I mentioned earlier with the 32x and whatnot because it then becomes pro business/profit and anti-consumer in a way. By contrast, those other devices mentioned like the Super Gameboy were almost like a reward for investing in Nintendo that gave the player more options for their existing library (Nintendo's library new and old and the collection that each gamer was in possession of, either way). Without compatibility, it's just another gimmick that is being sold with little regard for their fan base/supporters.
EDIT: I'm assuming the Switch isn't just an add-on but I think the comparison still holds up. Something like the 32x (or a new console that comes along in a relatively short period of time after another console but lacking compatibility) is just something else to buy. Something like the Super Gameboy is something to buy that helps solve a problem the consumer has (not owning a Gameboy or not caring about portable gaming). The 32x was all about Sega while the SGB was about Nintendo and it's existing fan base.
« Last Edit: October 22, 2016, 01:03:25 am by SunGodPortal »
What were you guys expecting, backwards compatiblity is a major cost factor and with the 3DS and Wii U it wouldn't even physically work. The Switch has one big widescreen where the 3DS had two screens arranged vertically. Plus, obviously no 3D. Even if they made it run the experience playing it on the Switch would be pretty garbage. We don't even know if it'll have a touch screen or if it's just a plain screen (I actually hope so because the touch screen did absolutely nothing for actual games, I can live without retarded speed rubbing minigames ala The World Ends With You or the faux boob rubbing BS in most Vita RPGs, thanks).
Simulating a Wii U would only work when using it at home because on the go you only have one screen and the Switch is obviously a handheld while home use is just a TV out option. (They confirmed by now that the docking station contains no further hardware, it is just a TV bridge and battery loading station) so this would go against the system's goals and design if you could play Wii U games but only at home.
I agree with KaioShin and SunGodPortal. Backward compatibility is a very tough thing to implement. Rembmer how the first PS3's had to have PS1 hardware inside to be compatible with those titles.
eShop is the way to go to get your previous library. As the industry has proven, it won't come for free, so keep your good ol' consoles fit and away from dust!
As for the hype, again, show me something new. It's OK to be excited by the hardware - hardware always looks different, and I like the new toys too, don't get me wrong. It's just a fact there's nothing innovative that's been shown so far, and I'm all about innovations coming to me. The only new thing is that the controller splits into 2 for local multiplayer - a concept I quite like, mind you. It's just not as awesome-great-mind-blowing-wowy as you guys write about. You'll still get to play the same old games on new hardware. I don't care if I'm a minority. I've probably seen more console generations than you - it makes sense I'd be less wowed by the fluff and flash.
Of course websites are going to write as much as they can on this. There's not a lot happening in the gaming industry nowadays, and this is supposed to be a big event. No matter the actual added value, they're going to wow about it.
Let's wait for official reviews.
Actually, what I was getting at was that if there is no backwards compatibility and this is just an entirely new system then this is a system that should not be, as there is no need for it whatsoever. The Wii U is not very old. If they release a new system that is not compatible with some of their existing games (this early) then it is a huge disservice to the fans for the sake of trying to sell their latest gimmick.
Maybe I just have a complete misunderstanding of what this device actually is.


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package io.prestosql.plugin.kafka;

import com.google.common.base.Splitter;
import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableSet;
import io.airlift.configuration.Config;
import io.airlift.configuration.ConfigDescription;
import io.airlift.units.DataSize;
import io.airlift.units.DataSize.Unit;
import io.airlift.units.Duration;
import io.airlift.units.MinDuration;
import io.prestosql.spi.HostAddress;

import javax.validation.constraints.Min;
import javax.validation.constraints.NotNull;
import javax.validation.constraints.Size;

import java.io.File;
import java.util.Set;
import java.util.stream.StreamSupport;

import static com.google.common.collect.ImmutableSet.toImmutableSet;

public class KafkaConfig
{
    private static final int KAFKA_DEFAULT_PORT = 9092;

    private Set<HostAddress> nodes = ImmutableSet.of();
    private Duration kafkaConnectTimeout = Duration.valueOf("10s");
    private DataSize kafkaBufferSize = DataSize.of(64, Unit.KILOBYTE);
    private String defaultSchema = "default";
    private Set<String> tableNames = ImmutableSet.of();
    private File tableDescriptionDir = new File("etc/kafka/");
    private boolean hideInternalColumns = true;
    private int messagesPerSplit = 100_000;

    @Size(min = 1)
    public Set<HostAddress> getNodes()
    {
        return nodes;
    }

    @Config("kafka.nodes")
    @ConfigDescription("Seed nodes for Kafka cluster. At least one must exist")
    public KafkaConfig setNodes(String nodes)
    {
        this.nodes = (nodes == null) ? null : parseNodes(nodes);
        return this;
    }

    @MinDuration("1s")
    public Duration getKafkaConnectTimeout()
    {
        return kafkaConnectTimeout;
    }

    @Config("kafka.connect-timeout")
    @ConfigDescription("Kafka connection timeout")
    public KafkaConfig setKafkaConnectTimeout(String kafkaConnectTimeout)
    {
        this.kafkaConnectTimeout = Duration.valueOf(kafkaConnectTimeout);
        return this;
    }

    public DataSize getKafkaBufferSize()
    {
        return kafkaBufferSize;
    }

    @Config("kafka.buffer-size")
    @ConfigDescription("Kafka message consumer buffer size")
    public KafkaConfig setKafkaBufferSize(String kafkaBufferSize)
    {
        this.kafkaBufferSize = DataSize.valueOf(kafkaBufferSize);
        return this;
    }

    @NotNull
    public String getDefaultSchema()
    {
        return defaultSchema;
    }

    @Config("kafka.default-schema")
    @ConfigDescription("Schema name to use in the connector")
    public KafkaConfig setDefaultSchema(String defaultSchema)
    {
        this.defaultSchema = defaultSchema;
        return this;
    }

    @NotNull
    public Set<String> getTableNames()
    {
        return tableNames;
    }

    @Config("kafka.table-names")
    @ConfigDescription("Set of tables known to this connector")
    public KafkaConfig setTableNames(String tableNames)
    {
        this.tableNames = ImmutableSet.copyOf(Splitter.on(',').omitEmptyStrings().trimResults().split(tableNames));
        return this;
    }

    public boolean isHideInternalColumns()
    {
        return hideInternalColumns;
    }

    @Config("kafka.hide-internal-columns")
    @ConfigDescription("Whether internal columns are shown in table metadata or not. Default is no")
    public KafkaConfig setHideInternalColumns(boolean hideInternalColumns)
    {
        this.hideInternalColumns = hideInternalColumns;
        return this;
    }

    @NotNull
    public File getTableDescriptionDir()
    {
        return tableDescriptionDir;
    }

    @Config("kafka.table-description-dir")
    @ConfigDescription("Folder holding JSON description files for Kafka topics")
    public KafkaConfig setTableDescriptionDir(File tableDescriptionDir)
    {
        this.tableDescriptionDir = tableDescriptionDir;
        return this;
    }

    private static ImmutableSet<HostAddress> parseNodes(String nodes)
    {
        Splitter splitter = Splitter.on(',').omitEmptyStrings().trimResults();
        return StreamSupport.stream(splitter.split(nodes).spliterator(), false)
                .map(KafkaConfig::toHostAddress)
                .collect(toImmutableSet());
    }

    private static HostAddress toHostAddress(String value)
    {
        return HostAddress.fromString(value).withDefaultPort(KAFKA_DEFAULT_PORT);
    }

    @Min(1)
    public int getMessagesPerSplit()
    {
        return messagesPerSplit;
    }

    @Config("kafka.messages-per-split")
    @ConfigDescription("Count of Kafka messages to be processed by single Presto Kafka connector split")
    public KafkaConfig setMessagesPerSplit(int messagesPerSplit)
    {
        this.messagesPerSplit = messagesPerSplit;
        return this;
    }
}