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Q: Cursor turns into resize mode when dragging mouse outside NSTrackingArea aligned with NSWindow borders I have a subclassed NSView that is aligned to the edges of the content area of the window, i.e. the view takes the whole area of the window.
Inside that custom NSView I install an NSTrackingArea also aligned with the edges of the view, to track mouse move and enter/exit events.
When I click mouse inside the view and drag outside the window, once the mouse intersects a window border, the cursor turns into resize shape (as if I was hovering over a window border) and remains in that shape, no matter where I drag - inside or far outside the window - until I release the mouse button.
I observe this bug also in many apps, even in Apple's own apps. In Safari for example, if you click on a background of a page and drag outside the window, the cursor sticks in resize mode.
The option flags of the NSTrackingArea don't seem to affect the bug. The bug only doesn't manifest if I don't add an NSTrackingArea.
This is really annoying, is there a workaround?
Here is my code:
- (void)updateTrackingAreas {
    if (_trackingArea != nil) {
        [self removeTrackingArea:_trackingArea];
    }
    NSRect trackingFrame = [self bounds];
    _trackingArea = [[NSTrackingArea alloc]
                     initWithRect:trackingFrame
                     options:(NSTrackingAreaOptions)(NSTrackingMouseMoved | NSTrackingMouseEnteredAndExited | NSTrackingActiveAlways)
                     owner:self
                     userInfo:nil];
    [self addTrackingArea:_trackingArea];
}


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Chain Chain Chain: Graeme on Superman Unchained
There's a sense of deja vu finally reading Superman Unchained in its entirety after following the Superman run by Geoff Johns and John Romita Jr. for the last few months — Superman Unchained is out in hardcover soon, and I was reading an advanced copy of that; amusingly, the back copy boasts that it's got "COMICS' BIGGEST WRITER! COMICS' BIGGEST ARTIST!" which is arguably true, but feels like Johns is crying somewhere in response nonetheless. Both Johns and Snyder are clearly trying to… not reboot Superman, exactly, but trying to convince fans that he's super cool and awesome, honest, and both do so using the same method: comparing Superman with a fake Superman created especially for the story. I'm not sure if "Superstrawman" was ever actually considered as a name for either of the Super stand-ins, but it probably should have been.
Snyder's fake Superman is called "WRAITH," a name that's both foreshadowing — I wonder if a character with a name like WRAITH and a monstrous appearance will turn out to be a bad guy? Hmmm — and a joke; it turns out to be an acronym for William Randolph's Ace In The Hole, referring to the guy who discovered the alien in 1938 (Metatext ahoy: Yes, WRAITH's in-universe arrival on Earth happened when Superman debuted in the real world). His entire purpose in the story is to act as a confused "What If?" for the Superman mythology: What if Superman worked for the U.S. government? What if Superman was the forerunner for an alien invasion? What if Superman looked like neon Clayface?
The problem is, none of that actually works, because WRAITH's arc is kind of… arbitrary — he works for the government until he meets Superman and then the aliens invade because… it's a nine-issue series and so everything had to happen just then? The US government has had its own superhero for the last three quarters of a century and no-one has ever heard of him before because… they just didn't want to use him when Darkseid was invading, Brainiac was stealing cities or any one of the many quasi-apocalyptic events up until then? He ends up betraying his alien brethren and defending Earth at the cost of his own life because… Superman inspired him, I guess, just by being Superman…?
In fact, much of Superman Unchained doesn't really work. There's no reason for Lex Luthor to be in there at all, and his promise that Jimmy Olsen will be responsible for Superman's death feels oversized compared with what that is revealed to mean (Jimmy's hand will be used as a communicator so that Lex can talk to Superman!); it feels very much like a last-minute re-write, or attempt to pay off a plot somewhere other than originally intended. Lex's final speech about Superman being an inspiration because he lacks purpose and is therefore human like us is… unexpected, to say the least, as well ("Nonsensical" might be another reading). The importance of Batman in the series feels as much like a marketing gimmick or offering Jim Lee some cool visuals to draw than anything that organically belongs in a Superman story (Indeed, you could make the argument that this is really a Superman-heavy Batman/Superman story as much as a Superman solo story).
And Jim Lee's artwork…! Someone — I think Dylan Todd, but I might be misremembering — made the argument on Twitter that Lee is poorly served by inker Scott Williams, and that's a case that is strengthened by pages of Lee's pencils in here; Williams makes a lot of odd choices, adding visual noise where it's unnecessary and removing much of the variations in line weight that're present in the pencils themselves. But even if Lee had been served with an inker more sympathetic to the strengths in his art, he still would've dropped the ball with the writing here.
Lee, for all his ability, lacks a subtlety in acting that's required in Snyder's writing (This isn't necessarily a complaint about Lee, per se; Kirby similarly couldn't do subtle to save himself, and there's not a comic artist I adore more. Of course, Lee's no Kirby, but still). The two are mismatched here, as much as Snyder clearly tries to offer set pieces that feel appropriately "Lee-ish" in scope, dynamism and violence, and the end result is a combination that feels uncomfortable and unsatisfying for all parties, including — especially, perhaps — the reader. (This reader, at least.)
It's not that Superman Unchained is bad, exactly, but it's certainly not good. Everyone involved has done better work, and also found ways in which to explore their discomfort and weaknesses in more entertaining ways. This is where Johns and Romita's Superman has the edge, in terms of a straightforward comparison of the two books; that book, at least, is both creators doing what they do best, and the result is, if not fun, then something close to it. Both titles may be playing with similar "Superman is best, and we'll prove it by showing you what he's not" intent, and while there's still time for Johns/Romita to disappoint — the plot turn in the most recent issue makes me a little bit nervous, I confess — there's a comfort and enjoyment visible in Superman than makes it a far more enticing read. Superman Unchained may have the BIGGEST CREATORS, but it makes a strong argument for any snobbery against the wisdom of the masses.
(That said, the gallery of variant covers in the back is filled with a lot of really nice work, especially from Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez, even if some of the art is published in low-resolution, pixelated form and the latter pieces are lacking the period-specific trade dress that makes the pieces work so well. It's not quite as bad as the Invincible Iron Man hardcover where the dustjacket was published with horrifically-pixelated art, but it's close. Check your resolution, collection designers and editors.)
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Gonzo_The_Great	Dec 2, 2014
What strange timing – I just picked this up and had an amazingly similar reaction.
In the end, it was all just too neat and tidy. ("The only way to save the world is for Superman to sacrifice himself. Thank goodness we just introduced Wraith who is Superman enough to handle it.")
I had two observations regarding the creators:
1) I've grown to like Snyder, but I'm noticing that his characterization is shallow. He's supposed to be putting Superman into a complex existential crisis, but Clark's reaction is, essentially, "Oh well, I'm Superman. I'm sure this will all just work out." (Which it does of course.) Not that I'm looking for a somber Superman full of pathos, but why bother with the theatrics if you're not going to have your character actually emote in reaction to it? What's making Snyder's Superman (or any of his characters for that matter) tick? By and large he's relying on prior characterizations rather than attempting to do any of his own. (I haven't re-read it recently, but I vaguely remember this about his Batman run as well.)
2) I love Jim Lee. I lovingly own all of Wildcats (in all of its permutations). And, you're right that his art did feel a bit off here. (In terms of his Superman art, I actually prefer his work during the Azraello run.) I think this is more to do with his style not being compatible with Snyder's writing than a problem with Williams' inking (though I do think your point in this regard is a valid one). Make fun of him all you like, but it speaks to the talent of Jeph Loeb that he really put Lee in a spot to thrive during Hush. Snyder just didn't seem to do that as well here.
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Hobbs doubles lead, poised to win secretary of state race
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Katie Hobbs speaks at the 2018 Legislative Forecast Luncheon hosted by the Arizona Chamber of Commerce & Industry in January 2018. Photo by Gage Skidmore | Flickr
State Sen. Katie Hobbs is on the cusp of winning the race for secretary of state, which would put a Democrat first in the line of succession to governor, after ballot counts reported Thursday allowed her to more than double her lead over her Republican opponent.
Hobbs, a social worker, ended Election Day trailing Steve Gaynor by about 44,000 votes. However, as county elections officials have counted early ballots that were delivered on or the day before the election, Hobbs' fortunes have changed and she is now poised to be the first Democrat elected to the post since Richard Mahoney in 1991.
She now leads Gaynor by more than 13,000 votes with only about 92,000 left to count. Gaynor would need to win more than 57 percent of the outstanding ballots to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat, something that is nearly mathematically impossible, given that Hobbs has won a majority of the late-counted ballots in Maricopa County, where the vast majority of the uncounted ballots are.
In addition to being the state's top elections officer, the secretary of state is the second-highest post in state government. If the governor is unable to finish his term, the secretary of state is elevated to the post. In recent Arizona history, two of the last five secretaries of state finished a gubernatorial term: Jane Dee Hull became governor in 1997 and Jan Brewer became governor in 2009.
Jim Small is a native Arizonan and has covered state government, policy and politics since 2004, with a focus on investigative and in-depth policy reporting, first as a reporter for the Arizona Capitol Times, then as editor of the paper and its prestigious sister publications, the Yellow Sheet Report and Arizona Legislative Report. Under his guidance, the Capitol Times won numerous state, regional and national awards for its accountability journalism and probing investigations into state government operations.
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package org.apache.zookeeper.test;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.concurrent.BlockingQueue;
import java.util.concurrent.LinkedBlockingQueue;
import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit;
import java.util.concurrent.TimeoutException;

import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;
import org.apache.zookeeper.CreateMode;
import org.apache.zookeeper.KeeperException;
import org.apache.zookeeper.TestableZooKeeper;
import org.apache.zookeeper.WatchedEvent;
import org.apache.zookeeper.ZooKeeper;
import org.apache.zookeeper.AsyncCallback.StatCallback;
import org.apache.zookeeper.AsyncCallback.VoidCallback;
import org.apache.zookeeper.Watcher;
import org.apache.zookeeper.Watcher.Event;
import org.apache.zookeeper.Watcher.Event.EventType;
import org.apache.zookeeper.ZooDefs.Ids;
import org.apache.zookeeper.client.ZKClientConfig;
import org.apache.zookeeper.data.Stat;
import org.junit.Assert;
import org.junit.Before;
import org.junit.Test;

public class WatcherTest extends ClientBase {
    protected static final Logger LOG = LoggerFactory.getLogger(WatcherTest.class);

    private long timeOfLastWatcherInvocation;

    private final static class MyStatCallback implements StatCallback {
        int rc;
        public void processResult(int rc, String path, Object ctx, Stat stat) {
            ((int[])ctx)[0]++;
            this.rc = rc;
        }
    }

    private class MyWatcher extends CountdownWatcher {
        LinkedBlockingQueue<WatchedEvent> events =
            new LinkedBlockingQueue<WatchedEvent>();

        public void process(WatchedEvent event) {
            super.process(event);
            if (event.getType() != Event.EventType.None) {
                timeOfLastWatcherInvocation = System.currentTimeMillis();
                try {
                    events.put(event);
                } catch (InterruptedException e) {
                    LOG.warn("ignoring interrupt during event.put");
                }
            }
        }
    }

    @Before
    public void setUp() throws Exception {
        super.setUp();
        // Reset to default value since some test cases set this to true.
        // Needed for JDK7 since unit test can run is random order
        System.setProperty(ZKClientConfig.DISABLE_AUTO_WATCH_RESET, "false");
    }

    /**
     * Verify that we get all of the events we expect to get. This particular
     * case verifies that we see all of the data events on a particular node.
     * There was a bug (ZOOKEEPER-137) that resulted in events being dropped
     * in some cases (timing).
     *
     * @throws IOException
     * @throws InterruptedException
     * @throws KeeperException
     */
    @Test
    public void testWatcherCorrectness()
        throws IOException, InterruptedException, KeeperException
    {
        ZooKeeper zk = null;
        try {
            MyWatcher watcher = new MyWatcher();
            zk = createClient(watcher, hostPort);

            StatCallback scb = new StatCallback() {
                public void processResult(int rc, String path, Object ctx,
                        Stat stat) {
                    // don't do anything
                }
            };
            VoidCallback vcb = new VoidCallback() {
                public void processResult(int rc, String path, Object ctx) {
                    // don't do anything
                }
            };

            String names[] = new String[10];
            for (int i = 0; i < names.length; i++) {
                String name = zk.create("/tc-", "initialvalue".getBytes(),
                        Ids.OPEN_ACL_UNSAFE, CreateMode.PERSISTENT_SEQUENTIAL);
                names[i] = name;

                Stat stat = new Stat();
                zk.getData(name, watcher, stat);
                zk.setData(name, "new".getBytes(), stat.getVersion(), scb, null);
                stat = zk.exists(name, watcher);
                zk.delete(name, stat.getVersion(), vcb, null);
            }

            for (int i = 0; i < names.length; i++) {
                String name = names[i];
                WatchedEvent event = watcher.events.poll(10, TimeUnit.SECONDS);
                Assert.assertEquals(name, event.getPath());
                Assert.assertEquals(Event.EventType.NodeDataChanged, event.getType());
                Assert.assertEquals(Event.KeeperState.SyncConnected, event.getState());
                event = watcher.events.poll(10, TimeUnit.SECONDS);
                Assert.assertEquals(name, event.getPath());
                Assert.assertEquals(Event.EventType.NodeDeleted, event.getType());
                Assert.assertEquals(Event.KeeperState.SyncConnected, event.getState());
            }
        } finally {
            if (zk != null) {
                zk.close();
            }
        }
    }

    @Test
    public void testWatcherDisconnectOnClose()
        throws IOException, InterruptedException, KeeperException
    {
        ZooKeeper zk = null;
        try {
            final BlockingQueue<WatchedEvent> queue = new LinkedBlockingQueue<>();

            MyWatcher connWatcher = new MyWatcher();

            Watcher watcher = new Watcher(){
                @Override
                public void process(WatchedEvent event) {
                    try {
                        queue.put(event);
                    } catch (InterruptedException e) {
                        // Oh well, never mind
                    }
                }

            };

            zk = createClient(connWatcher, hostPort);

            StatCallback scb = new StatCallback() {
                public void processResult(int rc, String path, Object ctx,
                        Stat stat) {
                    // don't do anything
                }
            };

            // Register a watch on the node
            zk.exists("/missing", watcher, scb, null);

            // Close the client without changing the node
            zk.close();

            WatchedEvent event = queue.poll(10, TimeUnit.SECONDS);

            Assert.assertNotNull("No watch event was received after closing the Zookeeper client. A 'Closed' event should have occurred", event);
            Assert.assertEquals("Closed events are not generated by the server, and so should have a type of 'None'", Event.EventType.None, event.getType());
            Assert.assertEquals("A 'Closed' event was expected as the Zookeeper client was closed without altering the node it was watching", Event.KeeperState.Closed, event.getState());
        } finally {
            if (zk != null) {
                zk.close();
            }
        }

    }

    @Test
    public void testWatcherCount()
    throws IOException, InterruptedException, KeeperException {
        ZooKeeper zk1 = null, zk2 = null;
        try {
            MyWatcher w1 = new MyWatcher();
            zk1 = createClient(w1, hostPort);

            MyWatcher w2 = new MyWatcher();
            zk2 = createClient(w2, hostPort);

            Stat stat = new Stat();
            zk1.create("/watch-count-test", "value".getBytes(), Ids.OPEN_ACL_UNSAFE, CreateMode.EPHEMERAL);
            zk1.create("/watch-count-test-2", "value".getBytes(), Ids.OPEN_ACL_UNSAFE, CreateMode.EPHEMERAL);

            zk1.getData("/watch-count-test", w1, stat);
            zk1.getData("/watch-count-test-2", w1, stat);
            zk2.getData("/watch-count-test", w2, stat);

            Assert.assertEquals(ClientBase.getServer(serverFactory)
                    .getZKDatabase().getDataTree().getWatchCount(), 3);

        } finally {
            if(zk1 != null) {
                zk1.close();
            }
            if(zk2 != null) {
                zk2.close();
            }
        }

    }

    final static int COUNT = 100;
    /**
     * This test checks that watches for pending requests do not get triggered,
     * but watches set by previous requests do.
     *
     * @throws Exception
     */
    @Test
    public void testWatchAutoResetWithPending() throws Exception {
       MyWatcher watches[] = new MyWatcher[COUNT];
       MyStatCallback cbs[] = new MyStatCallback[COUNT];
       MyWatcher watcher = new MyWatcher();
       int count[] = new int[1];
       TestableZooKeeper zk = createClient(watcher, hostPort, 6000);
       ZooKeeper zk2 = createClient(watcher, hostPort, 5000);
       zk2.create("/test", new byte[0], Ids.OPEN_ACL_UNSAFE, CreateMode.EPHEMERAL);
       for(int i = 0; i < COUNT/2; i++) {
           watches[i] = new MyWatcher();
           cbs[i] = new MyStatCallback();
           zk.exists("/test", watches[i], cbs[i], count);
       }
       zk.exists("/test", false);
       Assert.assertTrue("Failed to pause the connection!", zk.pauseCnxn(3000));
       zk2.close();
       stopServer();
       watches[0].waitForDisconnected(60000);
       for(int i = COUNT/2; i < COUNT; i++) {
           watches[i] = new MyWatcher();
           cbs[i] = new MyStatCallback();
           zk.exists("/test", watches[i], cbs[i], count);
       }
       startServer();
       watches[COUNT/2-1].waitForConnected(60000);
       Assert.assertEquals(null, zk.exists("/test", false));
       waitForAllWatchers();
       for(int i = 0; i < COUNT/2; i++) {
           Assert.assertEquals("For " + i, 1, watches[i].events.size());
       }
       for(int i = COUNT/2; i < COUNT; i++) {
           if (cbs[i].rc == 0) {
               Assert.assertEquals("For " +i, 1, watches[i].events.size());
           } else {
               Assert.assertEquals("For " +i, 0, watches[i].events.size());
           }
       }
       Assert.assertEquals(COUNT, count[0]);
       zk.close();
    }

    /**
     * Wait until no watcher has been fired in the last second to ensure that all watches
     * that are waiting to be fired have been fired
     * @throws Exception
     */
    private void waitForAllWatchers() throws Exception {
      timeOfLastWatcherInvocation = System.currentTimeMillis();
      while (System.currentTimeMillis() - timeOfLastWatcherInvocation < 1000) {
        Thread.sleep(1000);
      }
    }

    final int TIMEOUT = 5000;

    @Test
    public void testWatcherAutoResetWithGlobal() throws Exception {
        ZooKeeper zk = null;
        MyWatcher watcher = new MyWatcher();
        zk = createClient(watcher, hostPort, TIMEOUT);
        testWatcherAutoReset(zk, watcher, watcher);
        zk.close();
    }

    @Test
    public void testWatcherAutoResetWithLocal() throws Exception {
        ZooKeeper zk = null;
        MyWatcher watcher = new MyWatcher();
        zk = createClient(watcher, hostPort, TIMEOUT);
        testWatcherAutoReset(zk, watcher, new MyWatcher());
        zk.close();
    }

    @Test
    public void testWatcherAutoResetDisabledWithGlobal() throws Exception {
        /**
         * When ZooKeeper is created this property will get used.
         */
        System.setProperty(ZKClientConfig.DISABLE_AUTO_WATCH_RESET, "true");
        testWatcherAutoResetWithGlobal();
    }

    @Test
    public void testWatcherAutoResetDisabledWithLocal() throws Exception {
        System.setProperty(ZKClientConfig.DISABLE_AUTO_WATCH_RESET, "true");
        testWatcherAutoResetWithLocal();
    }

    private void testWatcherAutoReset(ZooKeeper zk, MyWatcher globalWatcher,
            MyWatcher localWatcher) throws Exception {
        boolean isGlobal = (localWatcher == globalWatcher);
        // First test to see if the watch survives across reconnects
        zk.create("/watchtest", new byte[0], Ids.OPEN_ACL_UNSAFE,
                CreateMode.PERSISTENT);
        zk.create("/watchtest/child", new byte[0], Ids.OPEN_ACL_UNSAFE,
                CreateMode.EPHEMERAL);
        if (isGlobal) {
            zk.getChildren("/watchtest", true);
            zk.getData("/watchtest/child", true, new Stat());
            zk.exists("/watchtest/child2", true);
        } else {
            zk.getChildren("/watchtest", localWatcher);
            zk.getData("/watchtest/child", localWatcher, new Stat());
            zk.exists("/watchtest/child2", localWatcher);
        }

        Assert.assertTrue(localWatcher.events.isEmpty());

        stopServer();
        globalWatcher.waitForDisconnected(3000);
        localWatcher.waitForDisconnected(500);
        startServer();
        globalWatcher.waitForConnected(3000);
        boolean disableAutoWatchReset = zk.getClientConfig().getBoolean(ZKClientConfig.DISABLE_AUTO_WATCH_RESET);
        if (!isGlobal && !disableAutoWatchReset) {
            localWatcher.waitForConnected(500);
        }

        Assert.assertTrue(localWatcher.events.isEmpty());
        zk.setData("/watchtest/child", new byte[1], -1);
        zk.create("/watchtest/child2", new byte[0], Ids.OPEN_ACL_UNSAFE,
                CreateMode.PERSISTENT);

        WatchedEvent e;
        if (!disableAutoWatchReset) {
            e = localWatcher.events.poll(TIMEOUT, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
            Assert.assertEquals(e.getPath(), EventType.NodeDataChanged, e.getType());
            Assert.assertEquals("/watchtest/child", e.getPath());
        } else {
            // we'll catch this later if it does happen after timeout, so
            // why waste the time on poll
        }

        if (!disableAutoWatchReset) {
            e = localWatcher.events.poll(TIMEOUT, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
            // The create will trigger the get children and the exist
            // watches
            Assert.assertEquals(EventType.NodeCreated, e.getType());
            Assert.assertEquals("/watchtest/child2", e.getPath());
        } else {
            // we'll catch this later if it does happen after timeout, so
            // why waste the time on poll
        }

        if (!disableAutoWatchReset) {
            e = localWatcher.events.poll(TIMEOUT, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
            Assert.assertEquals(EventType.NodeChildrenChanged, e.getType());
            Assert.assertEquals("/watchtest", e.getPath());
        } else {
            // we'll catch this later if it does happen after timeout, so
            // why waste the time on poll
        }

        Assert.assertTrue(localWatcher.events.isEmpty()); // ensure no late arrivals
        stopServer();
        globalWatcher.waitForDisconnected(TIMEOUT);
        try {
            try {
                localWatcher.waitForDisconnected(500);
                if (!isGlobal && !disableAutoWatchReset) {
                    Assert.fail("Got an event when I shouldn't have");
                }
            } catch(TimeoutException toe) {
                if (disableAutoWatchReset) {
                    Assert.fail("Didn't get an event when I should have");
                }
                // Else what we are expecting since there are no outstanding watches
            }
        } catch (Exception e1) {
            LOG.error("bad", e1);
            throw new RuntimeException(e1);
        }
        startServer();
        globalWatcher.waitForConnected(TIMEOUT);

        if (isGlobal) {
            zk.getChildren("/watchtest", true);
            zk.getData("/watchtest/child", true, new Stat());
            zk.exists("/watchtest/child2", true);
        } else {
            zk.getChildren("/watchtest", localWatcher);
            zk.getData("/watchtest/child", localWatcher, new Stat());
            zk.exists("/watchtest/child2", localWatcher);
        }

        // Do trigger an event to make sure that we do not get
        // it later
        zk.delete("/watchtest/child2", -1);

        e = localWatcher.events.poll(TIMEOUT, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
        Assert.assertEquals(EventType.NodeDeleted, e.getType());
        Assert.assertEquals("/watchtest/child2", e.getPath());

        e = localWatcher.events.poll(TIMEOUT, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
        Assert.assertEquals(EventType.NodeChildrenChanged, e.getType());
        Assert.assertEquals("/watchtest", e.getPath());

        Assert.assertTrue(localWatcher.events.isEmpty());

        stopServer();
        globalWatcher.waitForDisconnected(TIMEOUT);
        localWatcher.waitForDisconnected(500);
        startServer();
        globalWatcher.waitForConnected(TIMEOUT);
        if (!isGlobal && !disableAutoWatchReset) {
            localWatcher.waitForConnected(500);
        }

        zk.delete("/watchtest/child", -1);
        zk.delete("/watchtest", -1);

        if (!disableAutoWatchReset) {
            e = localWatcher.events.poll(TIMEOUT, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
            Assert.assertEquals(EventType.NodeDeleted, e.getType());
            Assert.assertEquals("/watchtest/child", e.getPath());
        } else {
            // we'll catch this later if it does happen after timeout, so
            // why waste the time on poll
        }

        // Make sure nothing is straggling!
        Thread.sleep(1000);
        Assert.assertTrue(localWatcher.events.isEmpty());
    }

}

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This year, the appearance of Porsche at the AvD Oldtimer Grand Prix was clearly dominated by an automotive legend: the 911 Turbo.
Just how multifaceted the history of Porsche is in general and of the 911 Turbo in particular was grandly shown to the visitors of the 42nd AvD Oldtimer Grand Prix. Porsche welcomed classic sports car enthusiasts from all over the world on a site covering more than 14,000 square metres and offered advice and consultation for repair work or spare parts supply of classic Porsche vehicles.
40 years ago, the Stuttgart-based sports car maker put the first 911 Turbo with motor racing technology on the road. With the standard Turbo model, Porsche heralded in a new era of high-performance sports cars in 1974. Planned, at first, as a prestigious limited series, 2850 units of the 911 Turbo 3.0 were produced during the first three model years. Thanks to the intercooler, the engine output achieved the magic threshold of 300 hp as early as 1977. In autumn of 2013, the company presented the newest generation of the 911 Turbo and the Turbo S.
During this year's Oldtimer Grand Prix, the experts from Porsche Classic – who have on offer more than 52,000 original parts as well as motor oils specially developed for air-cooled high-performance engines – presented 911 Turbo models and engines of various generations.
In addition, unique exhibit pieces such as the 911 GT1, which won the last Porsche overall victory at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1998, plus a 356 Speedster restored from scratch were on display. Vehicles from the Porsche Museum, exhibit pieces from Porsche Exclusive and Tequipment as well as the Event Truck from Porsche Driver's Selection also started off on the Nürburgring.
The autograph sessions with Derek Bell, five-time Porsche overall winner at Le Mans, Walter Röhrl, two-time rally world champion and long-standing development partner of Porsche, as well as Magnus Walker, Porsche enthusiast and founder of the "Urban Outlaw" fashion label, were the highlights in the Porsche Classic tent. The fans queued up to get the autographs they so hotly desired.
Porsche Classic has celebrating 70 years of vibrant sports car history at this year's AvD Oldtimer Grand Prix.


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An American basketball ticket from 2006. The ticket check may also be there, or it may be separate. Sometimes, for some train journeys, both free or allocated seating are available, with an increased charge for a reserved seat. A passenger with a free seating ticket in a train carries the risk of having to stand. In a cinema a free seating ticket means that a seat is guaranteed, just not a specific one. Paper or card is generally used, although plastic may be used instead for durability.
Whether or not one can leave and reenter with the customer part only varies. Counterfeit tickets are a problem at high-priced concerts and other events, so holograms are used on tickets for the Olympic Games, Super Bowl, FIFA World Cup and other high-profile events. The fraudulent practice of passing-back a ticket can be overcome by making the ticket in the form of a tamper-proof wristband. When paying online for admission one may get a code, or a ticket that can be printed out.
At the premises, it is made sure that the same right of admission is not used twice. Free tickets are applied in virtual queueing. In a place where one has to wait one's turn, there may be the system admission paper one takes a ticket with a number from a dispenser. Another form of virtual queuing is where the ticket carries a time-slot on it, rather than just a sequentially incremented number.
This type of ticket would allow someone to do other things and then return for a roller-coaster ride, for example, without having to actually stand and wait in line. A coach ticket is a document created by a coach operator or a travel agent to confirm that an individual has purchased a seat on a coach. This document is then used to obtain travel on the operators coach fleet. Only with this ticket is the passenger allowed to board the coach.
A paper ticket is only good for the coach operator for which it was purchased. Usually the paper ticket is for a specific journey. It is sometimes possible to purchase an 'open' ticket which allows travel on any coach between the destinations listed on the ticket. The cost for doing this is greater than a ticket for a specific journey.
However the lower cost tickets are usually not refundable and may carry many additional restrictions. It is now common for a traveller to print out tickets online and use these on coaches instead of having tickets sent to them in the traditional way. A pass is a special ticket, representing some subscription, in particular for unlimited use of a service or collection of services. Sometimes the pass replaces the tickets, sometimes it entitles the holder to free tickets.
The purpose of long-term care is to provide services to people and to aid people at a time in their lives when they cannot depend on themselves to maintain daily activities.
Given the importance of clinical HER2 status, a more focused analysis was performed based on the Legal case studies-defined protein expression of HER2 ( )—the results strongly recapitulated findings from the RPPA and mRNA subtypes including a high correlation between HER2 clinical status, HER2 protein by RPPA, pHER2, EGFR and pEGFR.


When you are all set to operate your own website, own your personal images, it is time to search for a quality web hosting provider which can put all these things online for you, offer you the essential bandwidth, storage space & tools which you require, as well as support you whenever you require any help. The good news is: there are several hosting companies eager to help you with your business. Below are some of the cheapest and the most reliable hosting providers in Australia.
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This company offers some of the best plans especially for their new customers including unlimited disk space, plenty of one click install website templates, unlimited bandwidth, etc. all beginning at only $3.96 per month (US). Even the lower end plans from Hostgator offer unlimited email, 1 click install as well as a $100 Google Adwords coupon.
They are one of the better known homegrown hosting providers with a major focus on the customer support instead if size & scale. A Small Orange offers customers different types of plans that have different disk space & bandwidth options which feature unlimited email addresses, subdomains and disk space for only $35 per year (i.e., $2.91/month).
Some of their plans have similar options for disk space & bandwidth that you see from popular hosting providers, however there are plenty of options to pick from.
The shared hosting plans of Bluehost begin at only $4.95 per month, offering the customers with unlimited disk space, unlimited bandwidth, unlimited site transfer, email address in top of a free domain name.
Even the basic plans of Bluehost provide unlimited domains for hosting, parking, 1 click installation of WordPress & multiple e-commerce features.


Small Business Saturday Deals – Rainy Day Art & Framing Co.
Small Business Saturday, A day to celebrate and support small businesses and all they do for their communities.
This year we are celebrating on Saturday, November 24th during one of the busiest shopping weekends of the Holiday season! And we are offering 40% off all Paint Brushes and Canvas that day to kick-off our seasonal sale!
Small businesses currently make up more than 34 percent of businesses in the United States and there are over 28 million of us making up the majority of employers in all 50 states. And by shopping local you are helping to support your neighbors and friends!
How will you be spending your holiday shopping? Shop local and support your local artists with us this year!


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New 5-year deal for British Grand Prix at Silverstone agreed
Published: Wed, July 10, 2019 9:24 AM Updated: Wed, July 10, 2019 9:25 AM
LONDON (AP) — Silverstone will continue to host the British Grand Prix until at least 2024 following the announcement of a new five-year deal on Wednesday.
Formula 1 chairman Chase Carey says: "We are thrilled to have this in place. Silverstone is a signature race on the calendar and a special event."
The agreement between F1, the British Racing Drivers' Club and Silverstone Circuit was signed Tuesday in London, ahead of this weekend's racing on the prestigious Northamptonshire circuit.
Carey adds: "We have always said that, if it is to have a long-term future, our sport must preserve its historic venues and Silverstone and Great Britain represent the cradle of this sport, its starting point back in 1950."
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In addition to the new web site, a group of about 70 people who have signed on to assist the family have started a yahoo group to coordinate efforts. Please join to keep abreast on efforts.
The family looks to have found a lawyer to represent them (they have been fighting this on their own for a year) and can use financial help. I will find the donation link and post it here.


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Score: A Film Music Documentary Movie
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Matt Schrader, James Cameron, Danny Elfman, Quincy Jones, Hans Zimmer, Rachel Portman, Trent Reznor
Friday, June 30, 2017 (Limited)
What makes a film score unforgettable? Score: A Film Music Documentary brings Hollywood's elite composers together to give viewers a privileged look inside the musical challenges and creative secrecy of the world's most international music genre: the film score. A film composer is a musical scientist of sorts, and the influence they have to complement a film and garner powerful reactions from global audiences can be a daunting task to take on. The documentary contains interviews with dozens of film composers who discuss their craft and the magic of film music while exploring the making of the most iconic and beloved scores in history: James Bond, Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Pirates of the Caribbean, Titanic, The Social Network, Mad Max: Fury Road, and Psycho.
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On or about May 4, 2017, the film was in Completed status.
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Score: A Film Music Documentary was released in 2017 on Friday, June 30, 2017 (Limited release). There were 10 other movies released on the same date, including The House, Despicable Me 3 and The Reagan Show.
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One of the advantages that you will get is that you will get a quick boost of motivation. Improving your life by giving you a great pick-me-up immediately after reading them is what inspirational quotes can do. It is you that will feel happier, motivated and inspired after reading inspirational quotes. The energy that you need to get going and work towards your goals can be achieved by you with the help of inspirational quotes for difficult times.
It is getting over depression that you are able to do once you will be reading an inspirational quote. Reading an inspirational quote or two will help especially if you are feeling down or depressed. Helping you feel better and kicking the blues away is what you are able to do once you will be making reading inspirational quotes a habit. Whenever you have depression then one of the easiest and simplest ways to cure is to make sure that you will have your daily dose of inspirational quotes. And so once it is free then it's way cheaper than a psychologist.
When taking a look at inspirational quotes that they are the ones that are abundant out there. It is you that will never run out of it.


PBS NewsHour Why first-generation students need mentors who get them.
When Jennine Capó Crucet was a college freshman, her parents stayed for her entire orientation. It wasn't because they especially wanted to; they just didn't know what they were meant to do. As a first-generation college student, Crucet was not aware of the norms understood by most of her peers. Now a novelist and professor, she gives her take on what first-generation students need.
The University of California (UC) serves large numbers of first-generation college students: Nearly half of in-state students who began their studies on UC campuses in fall 2016 are the first-generation in their families to attend college. The First-Generation Faculty Initiative aims to elevate the visibility of UC faculty and academic leaders who were themselves first-generation college students. The main purpose of the initiative is to foster a sense of belonging that can boost retention and success rates among UC's first-generation students.
At UCLA, first-generation students make up nearly one-third of the undergraduate population. But in addition, more than 150 UCLA professors (and counting) proudly identify as former first-generation college students. These faculty members are sharing their stories to offer support and encouragement to first-generation Bruin.
Through a partnership between the College Board and Roadtrip Nation, four FirstGen students spent their summer travelling across the country and interviewing successful professionals who were also the first in their family to graduate from college.
Brian Lozenski is a doctoral student in the Culture and Teaching program at the University of Minnesota. His research focuses on youth participatory action research as an educational project that positions youth as agents of societal transformation. Prior to enrolling at the University of MN, he taught secondary math for eight years in public schools in Philadelphia, PA and St. Paul, MN. Brian has combined his work as an educator dedicated to social justice with his passion for community organizing and music. Brian is currently developing a youth research partnership between the U of M and a local non-profit.
Three first generation college students are asked what the label means to them. Madison Mills (2015).
First generation college student, Rosa (Rosy) Maria Martinez, shares why she is passionate about working at the UC Davis Food Pantry.


On behalf of Mark M. Cheser, Esquire, Counselor at Law posted in DWI on Monday, October 8, 2018.
It seems that a person who works as a law enforcement officer faces a great deal of scrutiny if he or she is believed to have been involved in a crime. Often, it may even seem that this scrutiny is an attempt to prove fairness. However, many of the details regarding a recent incident that led to DWI charges against a New Jersey police officer are unclear.
The incident that led to the man's arrest reportedly happened on a day in mid-September. According to reports, an ATV was discovered overturned at an intersection. A passenger on the ATV, whose identity has not been released, reportedly suffered several injuries and was transported to the hospital. A 37-year-old man reported that he was driving. Though he passed a field sobriety test, he was issued several summonses.
However, prosecutors say that the man who accepted responsibility was not the one driving and have since accused a 36-year-old police officer of driving the ATV at the time of the crash. It is unclear what led prosecutors to this belief or what evidence supports the claims. The younger man now faces multiple charges, including assault by auto for driving while intoxicated and causing serious bodily injury, driving an ATV on a public road and reckless driving, among others. The man who claimed to have been driving has been charged with hindering apprehension and prosecution.
The police officer has since been suspended without pay. Following the DWI and other charges against him, he is left facing multiple decisions. Often, people in New Jersey who are facing such accusations want someone with experience with such cases and who is willing to fight on their behalf by their side as they respond to criminal charges.


Segment: Pleasant View Ridge: Pallet Mountain to Burkhart Saddle.
Stats: Burkhart Saddle to Pallett Mountain: 0.6 miles,800′ gain, 0′ loss. Pallett Mountain to Burkhart Saddle: 0.6 miles, 0′ gain, 800′ loss. Round Trip: 1.2 miles 800′ gain and loss.
This is a "use trail", meaning it is fairly clear to follow but not maintained. This segment is easy to follow. However, it is fairly steep and thin in a couple spots and extra care is advised when traversing this trail.
The Pleasant View Ridge Trail forms an intersection with the Burkhart Trail. At the intersection head east toward Pallett Mountain.
Intersection of Pleasant View Ridge Trail and Burkhart Trail.
Pallett Mountain is a steep 0.6 miles up the use trail.


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