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"Let's race."
Hi, Diary.
While we waited in the Oldsmobile for Dad to give Mrs. Nelson some money and sign a contract for a lake cottage next August, Doc III, Dork, and I talked about going down that tall slide.
"We'll see," said Mother.
"Well, can we?" asked Dork.
"If your father approves," said Mother.
"Why wouldn't he?" inquired Doc III.
"It's cold. We'll see is what I said. It's up to your father."
I kept my mouth shut. As I've told you a hundred times, Diary, Gordon Bartholomew Hoffman is no fool although I, too, wanted to go down that slide in the worst sort of way.
Finally, Dad came out and we asked him almost together, "Can we go swimming, huh, can we?"
Dad eyeballed us, looking awfully serious. Then, he smiled. "Of course you can."
"Yaaay."
"I'm not going," vowed Crazy Annie.
"You can't," Dad told her. "You're too young to go in a lake. They have no Kiddie pool for you."
Since there was no "Change Room" like our Lake Wazeecha has, we used the men's bathroom in order to change from our clothes into our swimming suits. It didn't take us long to show our parents it wasn't too cold to go swimming although we were constantly shivering.
So, we waited around because Dad was talking to a man while Mother listened intently.
"Kids," said Dad, "this is Mister Shegonee. (She-GO-nee) He's a patient of mine. Mr. Shegonee's a Winnebago Indian."
"Hi, Mr. Shegonee," we three boys said together.
Dad continued, "He works at the paper mill now but was a real war hero and earned the Silver Star for bravery on Iwo Jima."
"Wow," we exclaimed.
"Aw, shucks, Doc. Don't let those kids think I'm some kind of hero. I only did what anyone else would've done."
Dad continued. "Mr. Shegonee mustered out of the Marine Corps as Sergeant Shegonee."
"Wow, a Marine sergeant," I repeated.
The war hero reached out with his right hand, offering to shake each of our hands. He held on tightly to mine and said, "I'm happy to meet you fellas. You look like real warriors."
"Warriors?" I stuck out my chest. "Like you?" I asked.
"Better than me," he said, laughing.
Finally, Doc III said, "Let's go swimming."
"Yes, let's," agreed Dork.
"I'm ready," I said, adding, "Let's race."
Doc III was first. Dork was second. And guess who was last to reach the water? "How's the water?" Dork asked a boy already in the lake.
"Wet," the kid answered.
"Smart ass," whispered Dork. I kind of laughed.
It wasn't so cold once you stayed in the water for a while. That's the way it always is. The slide was out a way on a wood raft with a pipe on each corner that was jammed into the lake's bottom that was sand and gravel. The pipes held the raft in place. Whenever a kid went down the slide, he got back up on the raft and pumped a water pump handle under the slide. The pump was just like the one Ann Ashley has beside her little farm house in Arpin.
The first time I climbed the ladder to the slide's top, I was kind of scared. Actually, Diary, I was scared to death, but I wouldn't admit that to anyone other than to you. I shivered all the way up.
It turned out to be great fun. A stream of water pushed out of a hole on the top of the slide as the kid below jerked the pump handle up and down. The water made the slide slippery.
When I went down, I screamed with fear and joy. Cannonballing into the lake, I was soon on the raft, taking my turn at the pump.
The second time I went up the ladder I was only a little bit scared, but from then on, I wasn't scared at all. I went down that slide at least twenty times before Doc III said, "We'd better go back, or the old man will get pissed."
"I agree," said Dork.
"Well, I guess," I said, really not wanting to go back.
There was a hole in the back of my swimming suit because I went down that slide so many times. I didn't want people to see it. Although I am different from the other Hoffmans, I'd really feel different from the rest of the world if someone not in our family saw that hole.

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Direct Europe-Australia Cargo-Passenger Trades Close – Other Cruise News: The End Of Direct Cargo-Passenger Service Between Europe and Hong Kong – Grimaldi Lines' New Transatlantic Cargo-Passenger Service
by Kevin Griffin
Since our last cargo-passenger update on March 17, 2014, there have been many changes to these trades. A scheduling and slot sharing agreement called Ocean Three, which includes CMA CGM, China Shipping Container Lines and the United Arab Shipping Company, has seen many ships and routes change. Most significantly affecting passengers, the trades between Europe and Australia have lost all direct cargo-passenger connections save one lone ship that is full. Partly because of this agreement and partly because of increasing ship sizes, Hong Kong is no longer served direct from Europe either, meaning passengers must now embark or go ashore in nearby Yantian or Chiwan. Meanwhile, on the positive side, Grimaldi Lines has returned to the North Atlantic passenger trade for the first time in half a century with a new seven-ship cargo-passenger service between Rome's port of Civitavecchia and Baltimore.
THIS WEEK'S STORY
Direct Europe-Australia Cargo-Passenger Trades Close
At the end of 2015, CMA CGM withdrew the 6-passenger CMA CGM Matisse and CMA CGM Utrillo, its last two remaining passenger-carrying ships on the Australia/New Zealand run via Panama. At the same time, the 7-passenger MSC Monterey and sister ships were withdrawn from the Suez route. Ten years ago there were fifteen passenger-carrying container ships running between Europe and Australasia, but now there is but one and she is full.
Without sailing directly from Europe, two basic alternatives remain for cargo ship passengers, and both involve a change of ship, in either the USA or in Asia.
Spirit of Sydney sails from Philadelphia and Charleston to Australia and New Zealand
Hamburg-Süd offer frequent direct service from Philadelphia and Charleston to Australian and New Zealand ports, and also from Long Beach and Oakland. Passengers can connect between Europe and Philadelphia by Transatlantic container ship or on the 2,795-berth Queen Mary 2 between Southampton and New York.
Five ships, the Spirit of Auckland, Spirit of Melbourne, Spirit of Shanghai, Spirit of Singapore and Spirit of Sydney, operate the cargo-passenger service from Philadelphia and Charleston to Auckland, Sydney, Melbourne, and on to Port Chalmers, Napier and Tauranga, while three more operate from the West Coast.
These ships generally offer an Owners Cabin plus one more cabin, either a Single or a Double, depending on the ship. The quickest southbound transit is 25 days from Charleston to Auckland or 28 days Charleston to Sydney while the quickest northbound route is 26 days Auckland to Philadelphia or 36 days Melbourne to Philadelphia.
The full 70-day round trip starts at €7,085 per person and one-way bookings are also taken.
Pacific Eden will offer a number of voyages between Singapore and Australia (Photo courtesy P&O Cruises Australia)
Going in the other direction, via Asia, CMA CGM offers service with ten-berth mega container ships over Port Kelang in Malaysia. From Le Havre to Port Kelang is 27 days, Felixstowe to Port Kelang is 31 days and Port Kelang to Southampton in the reverse direction is 22 days.
At Port Kelang, it is possible to book a connecting container ship onward to Australia or New Zealand. In view of this new shortage of cargo ships, there are now also cruise ship options available, for example with P&O Cruises Australia over Singapore.
P&O Australia's 1,246-berth Pacific Eden will perform most of the Singapore-Australia voyages but the southbound voyages over Singapore are:
m.v. Pacific Eden (14 nights) – Singapore (August 27, 2016) to Cairns (September 10, 2016)
m.v. Pacific Eden (14 nights) – Singapore (August 15, 2017) to Cairns (September 1, 2017)
m.v. Pacific Pearl (16 nights) – Singapore (August 16, 2017) to Sydney (September 2, 2017)
P&O Cruises Australia also offers the following voyages from Australia to Singapore
m.v. Pacific Eden (12 nights) – Fremantle (July 18, 2016) to Singapore (July 30, 2016)
m.v. Pacific Dawn (12 nights) – Brisbane (February 4, 2017) to Singapore (February 18, 2017)
m.v. Pacific Eden (12 nights) – Fremantle (June12, 2017) to Singapore (June 24, 2017)
In addition to the P&O Australia sailings, there will be a special sailing of the brand-new 4,200-berth Royal Caribbean ship Ovation of the Seas from Singapore to Sydney later this year. This exclusive Cruiseco charter is bookable through Cruiseco agents.
m.v. Ovation of the Seas – from Singapore (November 30, 2016) to Fremantle (6 nights), Adelaide (11 nights), Hobart, and Melbourne via Hobart (13 nights) and Sydney (15 nights).
The 550-berth Astor
While in the subject of cruise ships instead of cargo ships, there are now some further alternatives, for through passenger ship routings with Cruise & Maritime Voyages (CMV).
Each October, their 590-berth Astor sets off from Tilbury to Sydney and/or Fremantle and each spring, usually in March, she sails back from Fremantle to Tilbury. In something new, however, for 2017, the Astor will be joined by the 1,250-berth Magellan, which will offer a new Tilbury to Sydney voyage in January and a return from Sydney to Tilbury in February.
Until such time as direct cargo-passenger service returns between Europe and Australia, CMV offers direct UK sailings that one can now choose from, either southbound or northbound:
m.v. Astor (46 days) – Tilbury (October 16, 2016) to Sydney (December 9, 2016 via Panama.
m.v. Astor (54 days) – Tilbury (October 16, 2016) to Fremantle (December 16, 2016).
m.v. Magellan (49 days) – Tilbury (January 5, 2017) to Sydney (December 2, 2017) Panama.
CMV's Magellan will offer passage between Tilbury and Sydney in 2017 (Photo credit M. Witte)
m.v. Astor (38 days) – Fremantle (March 16, 2016) to Tilbury (April 23, 2016) via Cape Town.
m.v. Magellan (71 days) – Sydney (February 23, 2017) to Tilbury (May 5, 2017) via Suez
m.v. Astor (39 days) – Fremantle (March 15, 2017) to Tilbury (April 5, 2017) via Cape Town
Each January, two of Cunard Line's Queens also set off from Southampton on their world cruises, offering passages back from Sydney in February or March. Equally, each January, at least two P&O ships set off from Southampton and offer one-way voyages back from Sydney in February or March.
For several years now, Princess Cruises has been offering "out of season" world cruises. This year, their departure will be from Sydney in May and returning to Australia from Dover in July, with the 2,016-berth Sea Princess.
The major disadvantage of using cruise ship sailings, however, is that the direct cargo ships offered year round service. Now, one must tailor itineraries to seasonal cruise ship departures. There are thus southbound sailings from the UK in January, July and October, and northbound sailings from Sydney and Fremantle in February and March and from Sydney again in May.
OTHER CRUISE NEWS
The End Of Direct Cargo-Passenger Service Between Europe and Hong Kong
In a similar manner to the Australian trade, Ocean Three has led to a change of service in the CMA CGM's Hong Kong trade. This has also come about through the introduction to the China trade of ultra large container ships of 11,000 to 16,000 TEU (twenty-foot equivalent) container capacity.
Since CMA CGM's French Asia Line 1 dropped Hong Kong calls in the autumn of 2015, no direct cargo-passenger has thus been available between European ports and Hong Kong. Substitute calls are now being offered in the nearby Shenzhen ports of Yantian and Chiwan, but passengers now need to Chinese visas, which were not required at Hong Kong.
France's CMA CGM container ship of 16,020 TEUs (Photo courtesy of CMA CGM)
Southampton to Yantian by French Asia Line 1 is 38 days and Le Havre to Yantian 30 days, while a quicker alternative voyage is also offered from Malta to Yantian, in 24 days.
Passengers returning from Hong Kong now embark in the Shenzhen ports of Yantian (20 miles from Hong Kong) or Chiwan (22 miles). Passengers can board in Yantian for a 24-day trip with French Asia Line 3 to Le Havre, calling at Port Kelang en route, while an alternative direct return to the UK is offered by French Asia Line 1, Yantian to Southampton in 26 days via Port Kelang and Algeciras.
Hong Kong continues to have cargo-passenger connections to the Americas, however, both North and South, as well as South Africa and Australasia.
Grimaldi Lines' New Transatlantic Cargo-Passenger Service
A year ago, Grimaldi Lines, one of the world's largest ro-ro operators with a fleet of more than a hundred ships, launched a direct service from Civitavecchia, near Rome, to Baltimore and Halifax, the first direct car carrier connection between the Mediterranean and North America.
Grimaldi Lines' Grande Napoli
Last summer, it ordered five new car carriers, with an option for seven more, and three weeks later signed a contract for three more with an option for a fourth, for a total investment of $470 million. All eight of the firm orders will be deployed on Grimaldi's new Mediterranean-North America service transporting Fiat-Chrysler vehicles in both directions. The new ships will carry 7,000 cars each on thirteen decks.
More recently, this service has begun to accept passengers. To start with, Grimaldi is offering Civitavecchia – Baltimore, with calls from time to time at some other ports as well, for example Jacksonville, New York, Newport News and Halifax. But for the moment Grimaldi is offering only the outward voyage only from Civitavecchia to Baltimore.
Grimaldi Siosa Lines 1960
The ships carry up to twelve passengers each, the maximum allowed on a cargo ship. A Baltimore and Halifax to Antwerp service will soon also be introduced for foot passengers and it may be possible later to book accompanying vehicles as well.
For the moment, bookings are only being accepted for departures within 30 days. Passengers need to have a valid passport and travel and cancellation insurance covering the USA and Canada, and all non-US and Canadian citizens need a full B1/B2 Visa. This latter is because cargo ships are not included in the visa waiver scheme.
The present service is being offered by the Grande Benin, Grande Guinea, Grande Marocco, Grande Sierra Leone, with Owners cabin and 5 Inside cabins, and Grande Napoli and Grande Roma, with three Outside cabins (maximum 4 per cabin).
Fares have been set as follows:
Owners Category EM: €1,700 per person for two (€2,300 for sole use)
Outside Category DE: €1,300 per person for two (€1,700 for sole use)
Inside Categories DI/BI: €950 per person for two (€1,200 for sole use)
This is not the first time that Grimaldi Lines, which was once known for its cruise ships, has operated North Atlantic services. Fifty years ago the line operated ships such as the 1,115-berth Ascania and 1,180-berth Irpinia between Mediterranean ports and the St Lawrence River by summer and the Caribbean by winter.
(Kevin Griffin is managing director of specialist cruise agency The Cruise People Ltd in London, England. For further information concerning cruises mentioned in this article readers can visit his blog)
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There might be some gloom in the theatre world but not at the Robinson Institute, a deservedly popular venue with small touring companies. After successive years of two-handers, the locally based Esk Valley Theatre company's new summer show has a cast of five and the house full sign is in regular use.
Serving a remote, strikingly beautiful area inland from Whitby the company pulls in holidaymakers from near and far, lots of local residents and many farmers who have never previously dared go to a theatre.
They will all adore this sharply funny and faithful staging of the David Nobbs comic novel. Its put upon, bullied hero Henry Pratt is played with touching innocence and naivety of thought by Dudley Rees.
A stark but cleverly adaptable set, washed entirely in light blue, lets the audience imagine young Pratt's world. It's all that is needed. A willing cast, playing with a measure of collective style does the rest. Each has a multitude of roles. Gemma North in particular gives full bodied detail to everyone she plays, so detailed that this reviewer had to keep checking the cast list. A total of five actors and not six. Yes, it was there in black and white.
ESK Valley is synonymous with Goathland, Grosmont, Heartbeat and Ian Carmichael, but gradually word is spreading about Esk Valley Theatre too.
It takes some finding does the Robinson Institute in Glaisdale  your reviewer has never taken the same route twice on the 48-mile trek from York  but more and more people are discovering the summer home to Mark Stratton and Sheila Carter's professional theatre company.
Every performance has sold out since Wednesday of last week, and Thursday's phone lines had been typically hot, a stream of callers being greeted with a "Sorry, we're sold out" apology, revealed Mark. No wonder, the company is contemplating "extending the season slightly" next year.
Even sceptical locals are warming to the annual presence of Stratton's company. One farmer had never been before  "culture" wasn't for him, he reasoned  but he bit the bullet this summer, sat in the front row and loved it.
The chances are that you will too. Stratton and Carter have taken the brave decision of increasing this year's cast size to five, facilitating the opportunity at last to stage Michael Birch's wry stage adaptation of David Nobbs's northern rites-of-passage novel.
Set between 1935 and 1953, it traces the oft-troubled childhood of Henry Pratt, a boy almost as unfortunate as his surname, but as resilient as the British in the war years that form the centrepiece of an episodic, yet smooth-flowing show stuffed with humour, pathos and nuggety northern nous.
Complemented by Graham Kirk's mood-enhancing lighting, Pip Leckenby's blue-toned set  even the foul-mouthed parrot is blue  makes clever use of fold-out walls for the quick changes of scene so vital to Stratton's delightful two-hour production.
He has cast superbly well, too. Dudley Rees, no stranger to comedy from his sketch group ComComedy, has just the right innocence, open manner and eternal expectation of disappointment for Henry. Around him, James Hirst, Nigel Lister, Catriona Martin and Gemma North flesh out 30 characters between them without ever resorting to caricature.
Lister's effete southern public-school boy Lampo Davey and drunken magician The Amazing Illingworth are particular favourites, while the outstanding North's eight characterisations span so many emotions and stages of life.
The finishing line is approaching for this Sack Race, so don't dilly-dally, book now and good luck with the route-planning.
PEALS of laughter, and maybe a few quiet tears, were prompted by Esk Valley Theatre's latest production.
Second From Last In The Sack Race, performed by a talented group of actors in the intimate surroundings of the Robinson Institute at Glaisdale, in the heart of the North York Moors, is adapted by Michael Birch from a novel by David Nobbs.
The author is probably bestknown for the creation of 1970s' comic character, Reggie Perrin, and his talent for making people laugh is clearly demonstrated in this play.
It tells the story of Henry Pratt and his struggles to deal with a childhood overshadowed by poverty and loss during the Second World War and its aftermath.
The austerity of life at that time is effectively conveyed by Pip Leckenby's simple set design, while the use of songs and music from the period helps to create a real sense of time and place.
Despite the traumatic events which characterise the play, it is suffused with a warmth and humour which derive mainly from the snappy, witty dialogue delivered faultlessly by the five-strong cast.
Four of them take on several roles, moving seamlessly from one character to the next.
Nigel Lister is equally effective as Henry's no-nonsense working class father Ezra and as upper class public school homosexual Geoffrey Porringer, while Gemma North Catriona Martin and James Hirst also capture the nuances of very different characters.
The only cast member who plays the same character throughout is Dudley Rees, whose portrayal of Henry is central to the success of the play. His performance was so effective that it was easy to forget that we were not really watching a small boy on stage.
His progression from vulnerable, dim-witted child through awkward adolescence to confident young man is seamless and impressive.
The comedy is interspersed with moments of real poignancy, expertly handled by the cast, but the mood is never serious for long.
That said, it is a many-faceted play which has important things to say about the clash between classes, social aspiration and the pain and joy of growing up.
The production aims to be both funny and moving  and really hits the spot. All in all, an excellent evening's entertainment from a professional company which deserves great credit for bringing highquality theatre to a rural audience.
The play is performed at 7.30pm. every night except Sunday. until Saturday, August 28, with Thursday and Saturday matinees at 2.30pm.


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#include <errno.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>

/* Needs to go last to get size_t definition. */
#include <libpamtest.h>

const char *authtoks[] = {
    "lyHuaHuCck",  /* Correct code */
    "lyHuaHuCc",   /* Too short */
    "INVALIDCODE", /* Wrong code */
    /* fake passwords that might be provided by openssh-portable/auth-pam.c */
    "\b\n\r\177", "\b\n\r\177INCORRECT", "\b\n\r\177INCORRECT\b\n\r\177",
    NULL /* Terminator */
};

struct pamtest_conv_data conv_data = {
    .in_echo_off = authtoks,
};

struct pam_testcase tests[] = {
    pam_test(PAMTEST_AUTHENTICATE, PAM_SUCCESS),
    pam_test(PAMTEST_AUTHENTICATE, PAM_AUTH_ERR),
    pam_test(PAMTEST_AUTHENTICATE, PAM_AUTH_ERR),
    pam_test(PAMTEST_AUTHENTICATE, PAM_AUTH_ERR),
    pam_test(PAMTEST_AUTHENTICATE, PAM_AUTH_ERR),
    pam_test(PAMTEST_AUTHENTICATE, PAM_AUTH_ERR),
};

/* Setup GLOME using only PAM parameters. */
int test_service() {
  int len;
  enum pamtest_err perr;
  char *runtime_dir, *pam_glome, *service_file;
  char *service = "test";
  char *username = "root";
  FILE *f;

  pam_glome = getenv("PAM_GLOME");
  if (pam_glome == NULL) {
    puts("PAM_GLOME not found");
    return 1;
  }

  runtime_dir = getenv("PAM_WRAPPER_RUNTIME_DIR");
  if (runtime_dir == NULL) {
    puts("PAM_WRAPPER_RUNTIME_DIR not found");
    return 1;
  }

  len = strlen(runtime_dir) + 1 + strlen(service) + 1;
  service_file = calloc(len, 1);
  if (service_file == NULL) {
    puts("calloc service_file failed");
    return 1;
  }

  snprintf(service_file, len, "%s/%s", runtime_dir, service);
  f = fopen(service_file, "w");
  if (f == NULL) {
    printf("fopen service_file '%s' failed: %s\n", service_file,
           strerror(errno));
    return 1;
  }
  free(service_file);

  fprintf(f,
          "auth required %s url_prefix=https://test.service "
          "key="
          "de9edb7d7b7dc1b4d35b61c2ece435373f8343c85b78674dadfc7e146f882b4f "
          "key_version=1 "
          "ephemeral_key="
          "77076d0a7318a57d3c16c17251b26645df4c2f87ebc0992ab177fba51db92c2a "
          "host_id=my-server.local",
          pam_glome);
  fclose(f);

#if defined(OLDSTYLE_RUN_PAMTEST)
  perr = run_pamtest(service, username, &conv_data, tests);
#else
  perr = run_pamtest(service, username, &conv_data, tests, NULL);
#endif
  if (perr != PAMTEST_ERR_OK) {
    puts(pamtest_strerror(perr));
    return 1;
  }

  return 0;
}

/* Setup GLOME using config file and PAM parameters. */
int test_config() {
  int len;
  enum pamtest_err perr;
  char *runtime_dir, *pam_glome, *service_file, *config_file;
  char *service = "test";
  char *config = "config";
  char *username = "root";
  FILE *f;

  pam_glome = getenv("PAM_GLOME");
  if (pam_glome == NULL) {
    puts("PAM_GLOME not found");
    return 1;
  }

  runtime_dir = getenv("PAM_WRAPPER_RUNTIME_DIR");
  if (runtime_dir == NULL) {
    puts("PAM_WRAPPER_RUNTIME_DIR not found");
    return 1;
  }

  len = strlen(runtime_dir) + 1 + strlen(config) + 1;
  config_file = calloc(len, 1);
  if (config_file == NULL) {
    puts("calloc config_file failed");
    return 1;
  }
  snprintf(config_file, len, "%s/%s", runtime_dir, config);

  f = fopen(config_file, "w");
  if (f == NULL) {
    printf("fopen config_file '%s' failed: %s\n", config_file, strerror(errno));
    return 1;
  }

  fprintf(f,
          "[service]\n"
          "key = "
          "de9edb7d7b7dc1b4d35b61c2ece435373f8343c85b78674dadfc7e146f882b4f\n"
          "key-version = 1\n"
          "url-prefix = https://test.service\n");
  fclose(f);

  len = strlen(runtime_dir) + 1 + strlen(service) + 1;
  service_file = calloc(len, 1);
  if (service_file == NULL) {
    puts("calloc service_file failed");
    return 1;
  }

  snprintf(service_file, len, "%s/%s", runtime_dir, service);
  f = fopen(service_file, "w");
  if (f == NULL) {
    printf("fopen service_file '%s' failed: %s\n", service_file,
           strerror(errno));
    return 1;
  }
  free(service_file);

  fprintf(f,
          "auth required %s config_path=%s "
          "ephemeral-key="
          "77076d0a7318a57d3c16c17251b26645df4c2f87ebc0992ab177fba51db92c2a "
          "host-id=my-server.local",
          pam_glome, config_file);
  fclose(f);
  free(config_file);

#if defined(OLDSTYLE_RUN_PAMTEST)
  perr = run_pamtest(service, username, &conv_data, tests);
#else
  perr = run_pamtest(service, username, &conv_data, tests, NULL);
#endif

  if (perr != PAMTEST_ERR_OK) {
    puts(pamtest_strerror(perr));
    return 1;
  }

  return 0;
}

int main() {
  int rc;

  rc = test_service();
  rc = rc || test_config();

  return rc;
}

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2015 Complete University Guide League Table
It's spring and it's time for the first league table of the season.
Once again it's the Complete University Guide which is first to publish this year. The top 25 is as follows:
1 (1) Cambridge
2 (2) Oxford
3 (3) London School of Economics
4 (6) St Andrews
5 (5) Durham
6 (4) Imperial College London
7 (8) Warwick
8 (9) Bath
9 (7) University College London
10 (10) Exeter
11 (11) Lancaster
12 (13) Surrey
13 (14) Loughborough
14 (12) York
15 (20) East Anglia
16 (21) Southampton
17 (17) Birmingham
18 (15) Bristol
19 (16) Leicester
20 (22) Newcastle
21 (18) Edinburgh
22 (28) Kent
23 (24) Nottingham
23 (36) Cardiff
23 (32)Leeds
The new Complete University Guide for 2015 has, unsurprisingly perhaps, Cambridge at the top of the heap. The top 10 is unchanged and there are a few moves in and out of the top 20 with Southampton and Newcastle replacing Edinburgh and King's.
The Top Ten is unchanged compared with last year. The Universities of Southampton and Newcastle enter the Top 20, while Edinburgh (21th) and King's (28th) drop out.
There is plenty of other analysis (including by subject, region and mission group) and information on careers, fees etc. on the website.
The main table uses nine indicators: Student Satisfaction, Research Assessment, Entry Standards, Student:Staff Ratio; Spending on Academic Services; Spending on Student Facilities; Good Honours degrees achieved; Graduate Prospects and Completion. The Subject tables are based on four: Student Satisfaction, Research Assessment; Entry Standards and Graduate Prospects. The results tend to be fairly consistent year on year and there is not huge volatility in this table.
But, overall, there is not a whole lot to get excited about this year.
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The Complete University Guide and league table for 2014 is now out. The details can be found on the Guide website together with lots of other analysis (including by subject, region and mission group) and information on careers, fees etc.
Rank 2014 Rank 2013
3 (2) LSE
4 (4) Imperial
7 (8) UCL
9 (10) Bath
11 (9) Lancaster
19 (18) King's
20 (27) UEA
So, little movement in the top 10 apart from the slight rejig to ensure Oxbridge dominance in the first two places. Glasgow and Nottingham slip out of the top 20 to be replaced by UEA, Birmingham and this year's start performer at 13, the University of Surrey.
Yes, it's the first league table of the season
The Complete University Guide and league table is now out. The details can be found on the Guide websitetogether with lots of other analysis (including by subject, region and mission group) and information on careers, fees etc. The main table uses nine indicators: Student Satisfaction, Research Assessment, Entry Standards, Student:Staff Ratio; Spending on Academic Services; Spending on Student Facilities; Good Honours degrees achieved; Graduate Prospects and Completion. The Subject tables are based on four: Student Satisfaction, Research Assessment; Entry Standards and Graduate Prospects.
9 (9) Lancaster
10 (10) Bath
17 (21) Glasgow
So, little movement in the top 15 apart from the slightly surprising news that LSE has usurped Oxford to climb to second place in the table. Oxford has dropped from first place in 2011 and this change will undoubtedly grab the headlines for the table. Glasgow and Leicester join the top 20 but Sussex and SOAS drop out.
Latest Guardian University League Table for 2012
New Guardian League Table for 2012
Top 20 of the full list (available here) is as follows (last year's position in brackets):
8 (17) Durham
9 (9) Loughborough
10 (7) Imperial
11 (15) Sussex
13 (11) SOAS
15 (9) York
The summary of the outcomes from the Guardian offers a few pointers to bigger changes within the overall table, particularly in the middle and bottom, but there really isn't much movement at all inside the top 20 this year. Apart of course from the big news about the Oxbridge swap at the top, the only departure from the top 20 is Southampton with Nottingham slipping in at 19 to replace it. UEA remains following a dramatic climb last year, Lancaster is still in the top 10 and Durham rises to 8th place.
Other than that, as you were.
Criteria used
The Guardian is heavily focused on teaching-related indicators and in particular NSS outcomes. The full set of indicators they use are:
• Teaching quality, as rated by final-year students in the national student survey (NSS): percentage of students satisfied.
• Feedback and assessment, as rated by final-year students in the NSS: percentage of students satisfied.
• NSS results when final-year students were asked about the overall quality of their course.
• Spending per student – given as a banded score out of 10.
• Staff-student ratio: number of students per member of teaching staff.
• Career prospects: proportion of graduates who find graduate-level employment, or study full-time, within six months of graduation.
• Value added: comparing students' individual degree results with their entry qualifications – given as a banded score out of 10. This helps to show the effectiveness of teaching at an institution – the extent to which a department helps students to exceed expectation.
• Entry qualifications (Ucas tariff score).
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The Gould's wattled bat is a protected species in the Northern Territory (NT).
You should not interfere with this animal without a permit. Read more about wildlife permits.
The Gould's wattled bat is the most widespread bat in Australia.
It is the largest species within its family in the NT and has fleshy lobes at the corner of its mouth.
It uses echolocation for foraging and navigation.
The species grows up to 7cm and weigh around 14g.
These bats are active through the year in northern Australia, but will hibernate in cooler climates.
The Gould's wattled bat is found in forests or woodland and roosts in tree hollows.
They can sometimes be found living in ceilings and basements of homes.
This bat roosts in groups of around 30 though they have been known to have groups of up to 200 bats.
Their diet includes insects, moths, beetles, cockroaches, caterpillars and crickets.
The birthing period from pregnancy to fledging lasts six to eight weeks. Generally this is in late spring or summer.
The Gould's wattled bat is slightly threatened by loss of habitat due to clearing and forestry. Currently the population levels are stable and the species is of least concern.


Jawaharlal Nehru University's academic council on Friday turned down a proposal to do away with relaxation to OBC candidates in entrance examination for MPhil and PhD courses as well as reduction in deprivation points given to female and transgender candidates.
Earlier on May 10, the council's meeting was adjourned after Vice Chancellor M Jagadesh Kumar staged a walked out following a ruckus among students, teachers and administration over the controversial February 9 event where anti-India slogans were raised.
A standing committee of the varsity had last month decided to do away with relaxation to Other Backward Classes (OBC) candidates in entrance examination for MPhil and PhD courses from the coming academic session. Instead, it had recommended giving 5% relaxation in qualifying marks for admission to various research programmes.
Last year, a student had moved a court challenging denial of admission by the JNU on the grounds of his failure to meet the minimum qualifying marks. The candidate was denied admission on this ground even as he had cleared the entrance test conducted by the JNU.
The standing committee was of the opinion that concessions can be granted at either of the two stages. It also recommended reduction in compulsory grace marks (deprivation points) given to women and transgender candidates.
Students groups however, had protested the committee's recommendations. "The council has rejected the standing committee's proposal. Now OBC candidates will be granted relaxation at all levels of eliminations," an academic council member said.
"The cap on deprivation points has been raised to 12 marks. All female and transgender candidates will get 5 extra points and candidates in the two categories who belong to backward areas will get 7 points," the member said.
The academic council also approved 5% relaxation in entrance exam to widows or wards of Armed Forces personnel killed or disabled while on duty.


This is a Lemurian 54 pyramid Power Cube. It combines the sacred geometry of a cube and pyramids. There are 9 4 sided pyramids on the surface.
It is an extremely powerful stone that can multiply it's energy. It has healing properties of love, light, empowerment. This stone will help you find your truth. It's a generator for goodness.


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At Lerner • Poole, LLP, our attorneys assist parents seeking to enforce child support agreements on a parent who has stopped paying. We have the resources and insight needed to address the matter and timely resume the payments.
Most commonly, the wage or earnings assignment is utilized to ensure the payment of support. The court can also order a change in custody or visitation agreements. In more extreme cases, the individual can be jailed or harshly fined through a contempt action to ensure that he or she makes good on child support obligations.
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From OhioHealth Associate to Patient: Giving Birth at "Home"
Tara Legar, MPT, director of therapy services at OhioHealth O'Bleness Hospital, was apprehensive about the birth of her third child.
Yes, she'd been through the process before with her other children, Kate and Cole, at hospitals in Florida. But Tara's pregnancy for son Cory was more complicated than her previous ones. To begin with, she was older, age 36. Then shortly before delivering in November 2014, she developed shingles, something she hadn't experienced before.
Immediately upon her arrival to the hospital at around 7 a.m., Kelly Gammon, BSN, RNC, IBCLC, birth center manager, checked with other OhioHealth hospitals and a pediatrician to ensure correct procedures were in place to protect Tara's baby from the shingles. Thankfully, the requirements were simple, but knowing the answers quickly put Tara at ease.
Patty Marcus, RN, now retired, stayed with Tara the entire day. She helped her get into a comfortable position to encourage labor by using a special birthing ball. Even when Patty's shift ended, she remained at Tara's side to see her through the delivery of her child.
The physician for the birth, Lucy Bucher, DO, arrived with ample time. Unlike the physicians at the Florida hospitals, Dr. Bucher guided Tara through the birth process without rushing. She communicated with Tara about what was going on, and went above and beyond to make sure she felt comfortable and prepared. Tara attributes her speedy recovery after the delivery to Dr. Bucher's attentive care.
After the birth, Tara was relieved to find that the nurses taking care of her and Cory were efficient and organized. Each check of Cory's diapers, vital signs and other essential interventions were coordinated to minimize interruptions. If the nurses entered her room at night, they kept the lights low and their voices quiet, Tara says.
As expected, Tara received plenty of visits from family and coworkers following Cory's arrival. The nurses made sure the flood of visitors didn't overwhelm her, offering to place a "Do Not Disturb" sign on her hospital-room door if she needed privacy.


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Nia's life in ruins! New movies for Jason and Julia! Joan & Melissa make headlines for the Trumpster!
CELEBRITY ASSASSINS: Okay, we've seen sizzling reality TV before, but for a junk TV food addict, Sunday night's episode of Celebrity Apprentice was an epicurean feast. And it's still making headlines.
RIVERS: shut out
What happened? Donald Trump said his two trademark words, "You're fired!" to Melissa Rivers. Rivers got canned after being virtually shut out by her 'teammates,' gorgeous Playboy ornament Brande Roderick and cunning poker champ Annie Duke, in what TV blogger Bill Brioux describes as the "electric, best ever episode of Celebrity Apprentice."
Melissa's mom (Joan Rivers, as if you didn't know) went ballistic when her daughter got fired and stormed out of the Trump Tower — but not after (bleep) sharing her thoughts (bleep) with Brande and (bleep) Annie.
"Not since the hair-pulling heyday of Dynasty has there been such a catfight on TV," said video veteran Brioux yesterday. "It was the ultimate, diva-in-flames exit, times two, the kind of thing (producer) Mark Burnett probably dreams about."
Melissa said yesterday she had exploded because of exhaustion after a long shooting day.
She initially refused to do a post-firing interview, a standard feature of the series, but said she went back the next day.
"I really wanted to take a deep breath," Rivers said. "It had been a very difficult few weeks of being attacked emotionally and personally. There's only so much you can take."
How sizzling was it? Go to Brioux's website TV Feeds My Family and see for yourself. He even has video of the meltdown, "for as long as it stays up at YouTube:" And you can check it out right here.
BYRNE: going Greek?
FLICKERS: Director Jason Reitman (Juno) next opus is up in the air – but that's okay. His new flick with George Clooney is called, you guessed it, Up In The Air … Oscar nominee Richard Jenkins will join Oscar owner Julia Roberts for the big-screen adaptation of the best-selling Eat, Pray. Love … Rose Byrne, so good as Glenn Close's near-fatal foil in the hypnotic TV drama Damages, will co-star with Sean Combs in Get Him To The Greek … this year's Genie Award winner for Best Documentary, the powerful film Up the Yangtze returns for an encore presentation on CBC-TV's Passionate Eye this Sunday, May 3, at 10 p.m, … and My Big Fat Greek Wedding star Nia Vardalos returns to her roots for her new film, My Life In Ruins, in which she plays a tour guide in Athens who has to deal with, among others, Harland Williams, Rachel Dretch and Richard Dreyfuss. Can't wait to see it? For a sneak preview, click here.
STREEP: box office darling?
NO PEOPLE LIKE SHOW PEOPLE: After touring Canada more than a dozen times with his band the Cosmic Crew, Chris Colepaugh will guest with Roch Voisine's band when Voisine tours of France, Switzerland and Belgium next month. Colepaugh will play pedal steel, mandolin and more on the tour, which starts at the end of May, runs through June and then picks up again in November and December … Debbie Reynolds, still kicking up her heels at 77, is set to bring her cabaret act to NYC's Café Carlyle June 2 – 27. And you can do her bidding, so to speak, by bidding on two tickets to her show, now being auctioned on charitybuzz.com, benefiting SOS Children's Villages International, housing orphans with AIDS. Debbie will meet the winners after her performance, pose for pix, and lift a glass to good deeds in a naughty world (and surviving MGM?) … and Meryl Streep, a boffo box-office draw for female audiences ever since The Devil Wears Prada and Mamma Mia, says it's "completely improbable" that she's become the queen of counter-programming. "No one in Hollywood can understand it!" she told Entertainment Weekly. "We're so used to seeing movies about dysfunctional relationships. Here are these outsized, vivid, problematic women with great men of substance who love them in spite of all their prickliness." She and her Doubt co-star (and fellow Oscar nominee) Amy Adams team up again in Julia & Julia, scheduled to preem in August. In this one Adams plays a somewhat unlikely acolyte to master chef Julia Child (Streep,) with Meryl's Prada co-star Stanley Tucci joining in the fun.
ON YOUR MARK, GET SET: Tickets are going fast for Reporting in Afghanistan, the public forum hosted by CBC Toronto to mark World Press Freedom Day. To reserve your free ticket for this event, which is set for the Glenn Gould Studio tomorrow from 12:30 -2 pm, send an email to events@cbc.ca with your name, telephone local and the number of tickets you require … and nominations for The Comedy Network's 2009 Canadian Comedy Awards & Festival in St. John, New Brunswick close this Thursday. You can enter online or by mail, but all mailed entries must be postmarked no later than April 30, 2009. So you only have two days left. To enter online just click here.
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A passion for Passchendaele
DUE NORTH: The Genie Awards are still three weeks away, but Paul Gross already knows he's a winner. His remarkable Passchendaele has won the 2009 Golden Reel Award for most popular Canadian film of 2008, grossing (you should pardon the pun) more than $4.4 million in domestic box office receipts.
GROSS: golden
And when the Canadian Academy hands out the awards on Saturday April 4 in Ottawa, Gross — who wrote the script, directed the movie, starred as the protagonist and co-produced the epic World War I saga with Niv Fichman, Frank Siracusa and Francis Damberger — still has a crack at collecting another half dozen statuettes, because Passchendaele has been nominated for another six Genie Awards.
Also celebrating this week: Yves-Christian Fournier, winner of this year's Claude Jutra Award for his directorial debut of Tout Est Parfait/Everything Is Fine, which has garnered no less than seven, count 'em, seven Genie nominations.
GIRL TALK: Only three episodes in and Joan Rivers' all-girl team has now trounced bad boy Dennis Rodman's all-boy team three times in a row on this season's Celebrity Apprentice.
Yes, the fellas are falling like flies. First it was Andrew Dice Clay, who was almost voted off by his own team until Donald Trump saved them the trouble and fired him, After the second show Olympic skating champ Scott Hamilton got sacked by The Donald, and the only Canadian challenger, Tom Green, got the axe last Sunday night.
BRODERICK: brainy?
As much as she enjoyed her victory, Rivers says she was sorry to see them go. "Scott Hamilton," she reports, "is someone I like a lot — a true gentleman." As for Tom, "I like him more and more. If you cut through, he's very smart."
One of her teammates is brainy Playboy playmate Brande Roderick, who proved a great asset on their first outing.
"Brande seems very nice, but controlled," says La Rivers. "Boy oh boy is she gorgeous. And I am very impressed that she can count above 20 wearing closed-toe shoes."
"No, no, Brande is actually very smart … for a Playboy bunny. However they only put her in months that are easy to spell … May, June, July … "
Any tips on next Sunday night's free-for-all?
"Yeah – keep your eye on 'Mr. Nice Guy, Clint Black."
SILVER: screen-stealer
ABSENT FRIENDS: He was a veteran scene-stealer on stage and screen, from Speed-The-Plow to West Wing. But my favourite Ron Silver performance was in Sidney Lumet's luminous lovesong to Manhattan, Garbo Talks, a charming and unexpectedly potent weeper.
In it Silver played a man trying to track down the eternally elusive Greta Garbo to bring her to the bedside of his ailing mother (Anne Bancroft) so she can die happy. En route Lumet gives us glimmering glimpses of a handful of wonderful New York characters, wonderfully well played by Carrie Fisher, Harvey Fierstein, Dorothy Loudon and Hermione Gingold, and when Silver finally confronts Garbo in Central Park, he delivers a three-hanky monologue with such understated brilliance that most actors still marvel at his chutzpah.
Tony award-winner Silver died Sunday morning after losing a private two-year battle with esophageal cancer. He was 62.
LETTERMAN: YouTube
SEE/HEAR: "Economists say that by this time next year, there could be fewer than 100 late-night talk show hosts!"
The speaker? Enduring Late Show host David Letterman, currently enjoying a YouTube resurgence with his stint at Taco Bell.
When it comes to Stupid People Tricks, nobody does it better. See for yourself, right here.
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Sunday night free-for-all
Showbiz Guessing Game: What do outrageous hoops star Dennis Rodman, wild card comic Tom Green, ice skating icon Scott Hamilton and Joan Rivers have in common?
JOAN: No apprentice she
This most unlikely quartet are among the sparklies chosen by Donald Trump to headline the second season of his Celebrity Apprentice reality series, which debuts this weekend on NBC.
Among the fellow competitors keeping them company are poker champion Annie Duke, controversial comedian Andrew Dice Clay, r&b star Brian McKnight, Playboy playmate Brande Roderick, country music star Clint Black, golf champ Natalie Gulbis, Heisman Trophy winner Herschel Walker and, in a cunning bit of casting, Joan Rivers' red carpet partner-in-crime, TV host and producer Melissa Rivers.
On Sunday night's opener The Donald greets his all-star candidates on an aircraft carrier – and no, I'm not making this up.
MELISSA: Showbiz survivor
He then divides his 16 celebrities into male and female teams, then sends them off to bake and sell cupcakes for charity. The women's team gets a major sales boost when Brande Roderick calls one of her chums – a Playboy bunny – to attract cupcake consumers.
Fans are fascinated to see if Joan and Melissa will get to work together. By now they know each other's strengths and weaknesses, and could work together on challenges very nicely. On the other hand, if they end up on opposing teams, they do know each other's strengths and weaknesses, which could make for an interesting contest.
Says Joan: "I'm know I'm going to win because I combine the sensibility of a woman but the strength of a man. And once a year, no matter what, I have a prostate exam."
"We're a very competitive family," adds daughter Melissa.
How does she feel about competing with her mother? She shrugs. "Hey, I've survived this many years!"
Should be fun.
Celebrity Apprentice airs Sunday at 9 pm on NBC
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Tagged BRANDE RODERICK, DONALD TRUMP, JOAN RIVERS, MELISSA RIVERS


Dr. Tolin is the Founder and Director of the Anxiety Disorders Center at the Institute of Living, and an Adjunct Professor of Psychiatry at Yale University School of Medicine.
He was the 2014 President of the Clinical Psychology Division of the American Psychological Association, and a principal investigator for the National Institutes of Health. He received the Award for Lifetime Contribution to Psychology from the Connecticut Psychological Association.
Dr. Tolin is the author of over 150 scientific journal articles, as well as the books Doing CBT: A Comprehensive Guide to Working with Behaviors, Thoughts, and Emotions, Buried in Treasures: Help for Compulsive Acquiring, Saving, and Hoarding and Face Your Fears: A Proven Plan to Beat Anxiety, Panic, Phobias, and Obsessions.
Dr. Tolin has been featured on the reality TV series Hoarders, The OCD Project, and My Shopping Addiction, and has been a recurrent guest on The Oprah Winfrey Show, The Dr. Oz Show, and Anderson Live!
In addition to his clinic at The Institute of Living in Hartford, Dr. Tolin maintains a private practice in Avon, CT. The practice specializes in time-limited, solution-focused, evidence-based cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT).
Dr. Tolin was the first psychologist featured on the A&E series Hoarders. An internationally-recognized expert in hoarding disorder, he continues to appear on the program periodically.
Dr. Tolin was the host of the 2010 VH1 series The OCD Project, which documented his treatment of six patients suffering from obsessive-compulsive disorder over three weeks.
Dr. Tolin was co-host of the 2012 Oxygen series My Shopping Addiction, in which he treated patients with compulsive buying behaviors.
Dr. Tolin is a highly sought-after speaker for professional groups, community agencies, and consumer groups.
Dr. Tolin consistently draws high attendance and receives excellent training reviews. A rare combination in a trainer, Dr. Tolin is both entertaining and expertly informed. His presentations are organized, easy to understand and engaging. Attendees leave with a thorough understanding of the topic and valuable take-away skills to enhance their clinical practice.
Dr. Tolin has a gift of being able to present difficult and in-depth material in a down-to-earth manner that makes it interesting and easily understandable. We look forward to the opportunity to have Dr. Tolin speak for us again!
Dr. Tolin is a dynamic speaker on the subject of hoarding, inspiring clinicians to a call to action.
A masterwork of CBT for the next generation... This book is a "must read" for every clinician, student, and professional who wants to deliver excellent CBT.
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If you suffer from problems with panic, anxiety, or phobias, look no further—this is the book for you.
Filled with powerful, clear, and evidence-based strategies to alleviate fear and enhance life satisfaction, this book will change lives.
Dr. David Tolin is a master at helping people understand why they are afraid and helping them overcome the problem.
Buried in Treasures is one of the few books I regularly recommend to clients and other professionals searching for clear, accurate and practical information on hoarders and hoarding behavior. David Tolin and his colleagues distill the latest research and apply a very human touch in this excellent reference.
There are a fair number of self-help books out there on aspects of OCD. Buried in Treasures is among the best of them. People with a hoarding problem should definitely find value in this book. It also belongs on the shelf of many mental health providers because whatever population one is working with will have its share of individuals with this problem.
The world's leading experts... have presented their proven, step-by-step treatment in a practical, easy-to-understand format that will be useful to anyone who hoards, as well as any professional who treats this problem. If you are looking for ways to clear your clutter, you need to read this book now!
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Comprised of a therapist manual and client workbook, CBT for Hoarding Disorder guides group leaders through a comprehensive CBT group program for patients struggling with hoarding disorder. Filling the need created by the inclusion of hoarding disorder (HD) as its own diagnosis in the DSM-5, this program—which was created by a group of four clinical psychologists experienced in research and treatment of problematic hoarding behavior—prioritizes experiential learning, repeated practice, skills building, and real-world discarding progress.
The therapist manual provides step-by-step, evidence-based guidance for treating hoarding with a focus on proven methods for behavior change rather than complex cognitive interventions. It contains the latest research on hoarding disorder and emphasizes the cognitive, emotional, and motivational factors involved in discarding and decision-making. The client workbook features accessible, straightforward content, including coping cards that summarize key lessons, homework assignments, motivational tools, and practice exercises for decision-making and emotion regulation skills. Easy to implement without home visits, this is a cutting-edge treatment program for professionals and group leaders of all educational backgrounds treating problematic hoarding behavior across a wide variety of treatment settings and disciplines.
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# Conductor Actions

Conductor actions make it possible to build and invoke a series of actions, similar to sequences. However, whereas the components of a sequence action must be specified before invoking the sequence, conductor actions can decide the series of actions to invoke at run time.

In this document, we specify conductor actions and illustrate them with a simple example: a _tripleAndIncrement_ action.

Suppose we define a _triple_ action in a source file `triple.js`:

```javascript
function main({ value }) { return { value: value * 3 } }
```

We create the action _triple_:

```
wsk action create triple triple.js
```

We define an _increment_ action in a source file `increment.js`:

```javascript
function main({ value }) { return { value: value + 1 } }
```

We create the action _increment_:

```
wsk action create increment increment.js
```

## Conductor annotation

We define the _tripleAndIncrement_ action in a source file `tripleAndIncrement.js`:

```javascript
function main(params) {
    let step = params.$step || 0
    delete params.$step
    switch (step) {
        case 0: return { action: 'triple', params, state: { $step: 1 } }
        case 1: return { action: 'increment', params, state: { $step: 2 } }
        case 2: return { params }
    }
}
```

We create a _conductor_ action by specifying the _conductor_ annotation:

```
wsk action create tripleAndIncrement tripleAndIncrement.js -a conductor true
```

A _conductor action_ is an action with a _conductor_ annotation with a value that is not _falsy_, i.e., a value that is different from zero, null, false, and the empty string.

At this time, the conductor annotation is ignored on sequence actions.

Because a conductor action is an action, it has all the attributes of an action (name, namespace, default parameters, limits...) and it can be managed as such, for instance using the `wsk action` CLI commands. It can be part of a package or be a web action.

In essence, the _tripleAndIncrement_ action builds a sequence of two actions by encoding a program with three steps:

- step 0: invoke the _triple_ action on the input dictionary,
- step 1: invoke the _increment_ action on the output dictionary from step 1,
- step 2: return the output dictionary from step 2.

At each step, the conductor action specifies how to continue or terminate the execution by means of a _continuation_. We explain continuations after discussing invocation and activations.

## Invocation

A conductor action is invoked like a regular [action](actions.md), for instance:

```
wsk action invoke tripleAndIncrement -r -p value 3
```
```json
{
    "value": 10
}
```

Blocking and non-blocking invocations are supported. As usual, a blocking invocation may timeout before the completion of the invocation.

## Activations

One invocation of the conductor action results in multiple activations, for instance:

```
wsk action invoke quadruple -p value 3
```
```
ok: invoked /_/quadruple with id 4f91f9ed0d874aaa91f9ed0d87baaa07
```
```
wsk activation list
```
```
activations
fd89b99a90a1462a89b99a90a1d62a8e tripleAndIncrement
eaec119273d94087ac119273d90087d0 increment
3624ad829d4044afa4ad829d40e4af60 tripleAndIncrement
a1f58ade9b1e4c26b58ade9b1e4c2614 triple
3624ad829d4044afa4ad829d40e4af60 tripleAndIncrement
4f91f9ed0d874aaa91f9ed0d87baaa07 tripleAndIncrement
```

There are six activation records in this example, one matching the activation id returned on invocation (`4f91f9ed0d874aaa91f9ed0d87baaa07`) plus five additional records for activations _caused_ by this invocation. The _primary_ activation record is the last one in the list because it has the earliest start time.

The five additional activations are:

- one activation of the _triple_ action with input `{ value: 3 }` and output `{ value: 9 }`,
- one activation of the _increment_ action with input `{ value: 9 }` and output `{ value: 10 }`,
- three _secondary_ activations of the _tripleAndIncrement_ action.

### Causality

We say the invocation of the conductor action is the _cause_ of _component_ action invocations as well as _secondary_ activations of the conductor action. These activations are _derived_ activations.

The cause field of the _derived_ activation records is set to the id for the _primary_ activation record.

### Primary activations

The primary activation record for the invocation of a conductor action is a synthetic record similar to the activation record of a sequence action. The primary activation record summarizes the series of derived activations:

- its result is the result of the last action in the series (possibly unboxed, see below),
- its logs are the ordered list of component and secondary activations,
- its duration is the sum of the durations of these activations,
- its start time is less or equal to the start time of the first derived activation in the series,
- its end time is greater or equal to the end time of the last derived activation in the series.

```
wsk activation get 4f91f9ed0d874aaa91f9ed0d87baaa07
```
```
ok: got activation 4f91f9ed0d874aaa91f9ed0d87baaa07
{
    "namespace": "guest",
    "name": "composition",
    "version": "0.0.1",
    "subject": "guest",
    "activationId": "4f91f9ed0d874aaa91f9ed0d87baaa07",
    "start": 1516379705819,
    "end": 1516379707803,
    "duration": 457,
    "response": {
        "status": "success",
        "statusCode": 0,
        "success": true,
        "result": {
            "value": 12
        }
    },
    "logs": [
        "3624ad829d4044afa4ad829d40e4af60",
        "a1f58ade9b1e4c26b58ade9b1e4c2614",
        "47cb5aa5e4504f818b5aa5e450ef810f",
        "eaec119273d94087ac119273d90087d0",
        "fd89b99a90a1462a89b99a90a1d62a8e"
    ],
    "annotations": [
        {
            "key": "topmost",
            "value": true
        },
        {
            "key": "path",
            "value": "guest/tripleAndIncrement"
        },
        {
            "key": "conductor",
            "value": true
        },
        {
            "key": "kind",
            "value": "sequence"
        },
        {
            "key": "limits",
            "value": {
                "logs": 10,
                "memory": 256,
                "timeout": 60000
            }
        }
    "publish": false
}
```

If a component action itself is a sequence or conductor action, the logs contain only the id for the component activation. They do not contain the ids for the activations caused by this component. This is different from nested sequence actions.

### Secondary activations

The secondary activations of the conductor action are responsible for orchestrating the invocations of the component actions.

An invocation of a conductor action starts with a secondary activation and alternates secondary activations of this conductor action with invocations of the component actions. It normally ends with a secondary activation of the conductor action. In our example, the five derived activations are interleaved as follows:

 1. secondary _tripleAndIncrement_ activation,
 2. _triple_ activation,
 3. secondary _tripleAndIncrement_ activation,
 4. _increment_ activation,
 5. secondary _tripleAndIncrement_ activation.

Intuitively, secondary activations of the conductor action decide which component actions to invoke by running before, in-between, and after the component actions. In this example, the _tripleAndIncrement_ main function runs three times.

Only an internal error (invocation failure or timeout) may result in an even number of derived activations.

### Annotations

Primary activation records include the annotations `{ key: "conductor", value: true }` and `{ key: "kind", value: "sequence" }`. Secondary activation records and activation records for component actions include the annotation `{ key: "causedBy", value: "sequence" }`.

The memory limit annotation in the primary activation record reflects the maximum memory limit across the conductor action and the component actions.

## Continuations

A conductor action should return either an _error_ dictionary, i.e., a dictionary with an _error_ field, or a _continuation_, i.e., a dictionary with up to three fields `{ action, params, state }`. In essence, a continuation specifies what component action to invoke if any, as well as the parameters for this invocation, and the state to preserve until the next secondary activation of the conductor action.

The execution flow in our example is the following:

 1. The _tripleAndIncrement_ action is invoked on the input dictionary `{ value: 3 }`. It returns `{ action: 'triple', params: { value: 3 }, state: { $step: 1 } }` requesting that action _triple_ be invoked on _params_ dictionary `{ value: 3 }`.
 2. The _triple_ action is invoked on dictionary `{ value: 3 }` returning `{ value: 9 }`.
 3. The _tripleAndIncrement_ action is automatically reactivated. The input dictionary for this activation is `{ value: 9, $step: 1 }` obtained by combining the result of the _triple_ action invocation with the _state_ of the prior secondary _tripleAndIncrement_ activation (see below for details). It returns `{ action: 'increment', params: { value: 9 }, state: { $step: 2 } }`.
 4. The _increment_ action is invoked on dictionary `{ value: 9 }` returning `{ value: 10 }`.
 5. The _tripleAndIncrement_ action is automatically reactivated on dictionary `{ value: 10, $step: 2 }` returning `{ params: { value: 10 } }`.
 6. Because the output of the last secondary _tripleAndIncrement_ activation specifies no further action to invoke, this completes the execution resulting in the recording of the primary activation. The result of the primary activation is obtained from the result of the last secondary activation by extracting the value of the _params_ field: `{ value: 10 }`.

### Detailed specification

If a secondary activation returns an error dictionary, the conductor action invocation ends and the result of this activation (output and status code) are those of this secondary activation.

In a continuation dictionary, the _params_ field is optional and its value if present should be a dictionary. The _action_ field is optional and its value if present should be a string. The _state_ field is optional and its value if present should be a dictionary. If the value _v_ of the _params_ field is not a dictionary it is automatically boxed into dictionary `{ value: v }`. If the value _v_ of the _state_ field is not a dictionary it is automatically boxed into dictionary `{ state: v }`.

If the _action_ field is defined in the output of the conductor action, the runtime attempts to convert its value (irrespective of its type) into the fully qualified name of an action and invoke this action (using the default namespace if necessary). The action name should be a fully qualified name, which is of the form `/namespace/package-name/action-name` or `/namespace/action-name`. Failure to specify a fully qualified name may result in ambiguity or even a parsing error. There are four failure modes:

- parsing failure,
- resolution failure,
- entitlement check failure,
- internal error (invocation failure or timeout).

In the last failure scenario, the conductor action invocation ends with an _internal error_ status code and an error message describing the reason for the failure.

If there is no error, _action_ is invoked on the _params_ dictionary if specified (auto boxed if necessary) or if not on the empty dictionary. Upon completion of this invocation, the conductor action is activated again. The input dictionary for this activation is a combination of the output dictionary for the component action and the value of the _state_ field from the prior secondary conductor activation. Fields of the _state_ dictionary (auto boxed if necessary) are added to the output dictionary of the component activation, overriding values of existing fields if necessary.

In the first three failures scenarios, the conductor action is activated again. The input dictionary for this activation is a combination of an error object with an error message describing the reason for the failure and the value of the _state_ field from the prior secondary conductor activation (as in the previous scenario).

On the other hand, if the _action_ field is not defined in the output of the conductor action, the conductor action invocation ends. The output for the conductor action invocation is either the value of the _params_ field in the output dictionary of the last secondary activation if defined (auto boxed if necessary) or if absent the complete output dictionary.

## Limits

There are limits on the number of component action activations and secondary conductor activations in a conductor action invocation. These limits are assessed globally, i.e., if some components of a conductor action invocation are themselves conductor actions, the limits apply to the combined counts of activations across all the conductor action invocations.

The maximum number _n_ of permitted component activations is equal to the maximum number of components in a sequence action. It is configured via the same configuration parameter. The maximum number of secondary conductor activations is _2n+1_.

If the maximum number of permitted component activations is exceeded the conductor action is activated again. The input dictionary for this activation is a combination of an error object with an error message describing the reason for the failure and the value of the _state_ field from the prior secondary conductor activation.

If the maximum number of secondary conductor activations is exceeded, the conductor action invocation ends with an _application error_ status code and an error message describing the reason for the failure.


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package ec2016.demo05.application;

import org.w3c.dom.Document;
import org.w3c.dom.Element;
import org.w3c.dom.NodeList;

import javafx.application.Application;
import javafx.application.Platform;
import javafx.beans.value.ChangeListener;
import javafx.beans.value.ObservableValue;
import javafx.concurrent.Worker.State;
import javafx.fxml.FXMLLoader;
import javafx.scene.Scene;
import javafx.scene.control.ContextMenu;
import javafx.scene.control.MenuItem;
import javafx.scene.input.MouseButton;
import javafx.scene.layout.BorderPane;
import javafx.scene.web.WebEngine;
import javafx.scene.web.WebEvent;
import javafx.scene.web.WebView;
import javafx.stage.Stage;
import netscape.javascript.JSObject;

public class Main extends Application {
	WebEngine webEngine;

	public class JavaApp {
		/**
		 * schliesst die Applikation
		 */
		public void exit() {
	        Platform.exit();
	    }

		/**
		 * calls JS back
		 */
		public void callBack(){
			webEngine.executeScript("foo();");
		}
	}

	@Override
	public void start(Stage primaryStage) throws Exception {
		// lade FXML definition
		BorderPane root = (BorderPane)FXMLLoader.load(getClass().getResource("/ec2016/resources/Main.fxml"));

		// Öffne Scene in Grösse 800x600px
		Scene scene = new Scene(root,800,600);

		// wende CSS an
		scene.getStylesheets().add(getClass().getResource("/ec2016/resources/application.css").toExternalForm());

		// hole die WebView Komponente
		WebView webView = (WebView) scene.lookup("#webViewer");

		// hole WebEngine
		webEngine = webView.getEngine();

		// lade lokales Angular JS
		webEngine.load(Main.class.getResource("/ec2016/demo05/application/index.html").toExternalForm());

    	// Zeige die Stage
		primaryStage.setScene(scene);
		primaryStage.show();

		// Integration Java App
		// ChangeListener wartet, bis WebEngine initialisiert wurde
		webEngine.getLoadWorker().stateProperty().addListener(
				new ChangeListener<State>() {
					@Override
		            public void changed(ObservableValue<? extends State> ov,
		            	State oldState, State newState) {

						// warte auf Status, dass alles ok ist
		            	if (newState == State.SUCCEEDED) {

		                	// stelle Java App Instanz als app Objekt bereits
		                    JSObject win = (JSObject) webEngine.executeScript("window");
		                    win.setMember( "app", new JavaApp() );

		                    // Script programmatisch hinzufügen
                            Document doc = webEngine.getDocument();
                    		Element scriptElement = doc.createElement("script");
                    		scriptElement.setAttribute( "src", Main.class.getResource("/ec2016/demo05/application/dom.js").toExternalForm()  );
                    		NodeList body = doc.getElementsByTagName("body");
                    		body.item(0).appendChild( scriptElement );
		            	}
					}
				}
		);

        // Ändern der alert Ausgabe
	    webEngine.setOnAlert((WebEvent<String> wEvent) -> {
		      System.out.println("Alert Event  -  Message:  " + wEvent.getData());
		});

	    // Neues Context-Menü für rechte Maustaste
	    webView.setContextMenuEnabled(false);
        ContextMenu contextMenu = new ContextMenu();

        MenuItem nabMenu = new MenuItem("Go To NAB");
        nabMenu.setOnAction(e -> webEngine.load("http://localhost:8080/names.nsf"));
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        webView.setOnMousePressed(e -> {
            if (e.getButton() == MouseButton.SECONDARY) {
                contextMenu.show(webView, e.getScreenX(), e.getScreenY());
            } else {
                contextMenu.hide();
            }
        });

	}

	public static void main(String[] args) {
		launch(args);
	}
}


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Mostar bridge (mostari)
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A school bus carrying the Normal West High School junior varsity girls basketball team crashed on its way home from a game in Champaign, Illinois. (Glenn James/Getty Images)
A school bus carrying an Illinois girls high school basketball team crashed on its way home from a game on Wednesday night.
The Normal Community West High School girls junior varsity team from Normal, Ill., was on its way back from a game in Champaign, Ill.. The bus collided with a semi that was driving the wrong way head-on on I-74 near Downs, Ill., around 8:30 p.m. local time, according to multiple reports.
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From the Peoria Star Journal:
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Back when he had a friend.
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Masaki helps Tensei through a depressive episode.
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text:
typedef struct Accel {
	int16_t x;
	int16_t y;
	int16_t z;
} accel_t;

typedef uint8_t accel_fs_t;

class MPU6050 : private I2CDevice {
public:
	MPU6050(uint8_t busAddress);
	virtual ~MPU6050() {}

	void reset();
	esp_err_t setSleep(bool sleep);
	esp_err_t setClockSource(uint8_t source);
	esp_err_t setAccelFullScale(accel_fs_t fsr);
	uint8_t getAccelFullScale();
	esp_err_t readAccelerometer(accel_t *accel);

	float getAccelFactor() { return accelFactor; }
	void setAccelFactor(accel_fs_t fsr) { accelFactor = (2 << fsr) / (float)32768; }
	void setDigitalLowPassFilter(int setting);

	esp_err_t performAccelSelfTest();
private:
	float accelFactor;
};