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Continentals open Arizona Shootout with five-point win
The Hamilton College men's basketball team won its third straight game Tuesday, opening play at the Arizona Shootout with a 77-72 victory over Southern Maine.
The Continentals improved to 7-3 after rallying from a six-point second-half deficit.
Playing in his hometown of Phoenix, Kyle Pitman '17 scored 18 points off the bench for Hamilton. The Desert Vista HS graduate connected on five three-point baskets.
The Continentals trailed 47-41 5:31 into the second half before using an 11-4 run to take the lead. Peter Hoffmann '19 scored six points in the decisive stretch -- connecting on back-to-back possessions, then converting a pair of free throws to draw the visitors even. After the Huskies (6-6) took their last lead, going up 51-49 with 10:05 left, Pitman put the Continentals up for good with a three-point basket.
Hoffmann led Hamilton with 19 points and also pulled down six rebounds. Jack Donnelly '16 and Jack Dwyer '18 netted 12 and 10 points, respectively.
Dwyer and Wes Wilbur '17 were both credited with three assists. Pitman's three steals paced the Continentals. Andrew Groll '19 pulled down a team-high 10 rebounds to lead Hamilton.
Southern Maine's Jose Nouchanthavong led all players with 21 points. He added three assists and was one of three Huskies to block a pair of shots. Zach Leal scored 15 and Cole Libby finished with 11 points. Atencio Martin recorded a double-double, finishing with 13 points and 10 rebounds.
The Continentals conclude tournament play Wednesday, facing defending national champion Wisconsin-Stevens Point in an 8 p.m. (EST) game at the Phoenix Convention Center.


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Doctors Without Borders will be expanding its medical care in 2020
by Mpofu Sthandile January 14, 2020 044
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) has said it will be expanding and improving its work across all its projects in 2020.
MSF teams provide medical and humanitarian assistance to people in over 70 countries, including responding to medical humanitarian issues such as the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), treating the war-wounded in Yemen, and offering care to sexual gender based violence (SGBV) survivors.
The improvements will be made in the fields of trauma care, maternal healthcare, outbreaks, new models for saving people critically ill with HIV, and paediatrics, the organisation said.
While MSF treats trauma patients, usually those who have been significantly injured in violence or road accidents, it is intent on saving more lives that are affected by trauma.
"There are many people, the most critically wounded, that we are not able to save, they die before they arrive at our gates. By training the people who transport the wounded to our health centres and hospitals on how to keep these people alive, we want to save more lives," said Dr Lynette Dominguez.
And according to Dr Severine Caluwaerts, while medical assistance during childbirth was another way to save additional lives, family planning was also of vital importance.
"By avoiding unplanned pregnancies, we can avoid a lot of death and suffering, not only for women, but also for their children. MSF wants to expand our family planning services to more of our projects."
Medical sociologist, Gabrielle Schittecatte said: "Time is of the essence to contain outbreaks of infectious diseases. MSF is very good at being very fast in responding to outbreaks, but sometimes we're a bit too fast and we forget to listen to the people we are helping. Being better at engaging with the communities affected by epidemics will make our interventions more impactful."
According to Dr Marc Biot, MSF developed new models of care in the 1990s that enabled the treatment of patients in low-resource settings and brought down the mortality of HIV. "But today, nearly a million people die every year of HIV-related diseases. We need to continue developing new models and we need to implement those in more places, to save more people's lives," he said.
Most of MSF's patients are children with acute illnesses, but many also have chronic conditions that are overlooked, according to Dr Kemi Ogundipe.
"We want to pay more attention to these conditions like asthma, sickle cell disease and epilepsy, because we know it can prevent suffering and deaths."
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Ike Barinholtz Joins Cast of Damon Lindelof's Action-Thriller 'The Hunt' at Universal
Emma Roberts, Justin Hartley and Glenn Howerton will also star in the Blumhouse-produced film
Trey Williams | March 15, 2019 @ 10:30 AM	Last Updated: March 15, 2019 @ 10:40 AM
Universal Pictures announced on Friday that Ike Barinholtz has joined the cast of the studio's upcoming action-thriller "The Hunt."
The plot for "The Hunt" has been kept under wraps. Deadline reported earlier this week that it's expected to explore the escalating aggressiveness between the political right and left in America.
The script for the film is being written by "Lost" and "The Leftovers" creator Damon Lindelof and collaborator Nick Cuse.
Craig Zobel, who worked with Lindelof and Cuse on the HBO series "The Leftovers," will direct.
Also Read: 'Twilight Zone': Taissa Farmiga and Ike Barinholtz Join Jordan Peele's CBS All Access Reboot
Universal plans to release the film in theaters on Oct. 18.
It was announced earlier in the week that Emma Roberts ("American Horror Story"), Justin Hartley ("This is Us") and Glenn Howerton ("It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia") will star in the film.
Barinholtz was last seen opposite Tiffany Haddish in "The Oath," which he also directed. His other film credits include "Blockers," "Snatched," "Neighbors" and Neighbors 2," "Suicide Squad" and "Sisters." He also wrote the action comedy "Central Intelligence" starring Kevin Hart and Dwayne Johnson with writing partner David Stassen.
Barinholtz will next be seen in CBS All Access' "The Twilight Zone," from "Get Out" and "Us" writer/director Jordan Peele. Among Barinholtz's TV credits is "The Mindy Project," for which he also served as a writer and producer, and he reunited with creator Mindy Kaling for the upcoming June release of the Sundance hit comedy "Late Night."
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Jason Blum will produce "The Hunt" for his Blumhouse Productions alongside Lindelof for his White Rabbit shingle, while Cuse and Zobel executive produce.
Universal's senior executive vice president of production Erik Baiers, senior vice president of production Jay Polidoro and creative executive Mika Pryce will oversee the project on behalf of the studio.
Barinholtz is represented by UTA, Artists First Inc. and Morris Yorn Barnes Levine Krintzman Rubenstein Kohner & Gellman. Zobel is represented by CAA and Alan Wertheimer, and Lindelof is represented by CAA and Myman Greenspan.
Universal Pictures Hires Fox Exec Matt Reilly as EVP of Production Development
By Trey Williams | March 11, 2019 @ 5:04 PM
Universal Pictures Makes Key Changes to Production Development Team
By Trey Williams | March 8, 2019 @ 10:47 AM
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/*
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 * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
 * You may obtain a copy of the License at
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 * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
 * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
 * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
 * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
 * limitations under the License.
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/*
 * $Id: Keywords.java,v 1.2.4.1 2005/09/14 19:46:01 jeffsuttor Exp $
 */
package com.sun.org.apache.xpath.internal.compiler;

import java.util.Hashtable;

/**
 * Table of strings to operation code lookups.
 * @xsl.usage internal
 */
public class Keywords
{

  /** Table of keywords to opcode associations. */
  private static Hashtable m_keywords = new Hashtable();

  /** Table of axes names to opcode associations. */
  private static Hashtable m_axisnames = new Hashtable();

  /** Table of function name to function ID associations. */
  private static Hashtable m_nodetests = new Hashtable();

  /** Table of node type strings to opcode associations. */
  private static Hashtable m_nodetypes = new Hashtable();

  /** ancestor axes string. */
  private static final String FROM_ANCESTORS_STRING = "ancestor";

  /** ancestor-or-self axes string. */
  private static final String FROM_ANCESTORS_OR_SELF_STRING =
    "ancestor-or-self";

  /** attribute axes string. */
  private static final String FROM_ATTRIBUTES_STRING = "attribute";

  /** child axes string. */
  private static final String FROM_CHILDREN_STRING = "child";

  /** descendant-or-self axes string. */
  private static final String FROM_DESCENDANTS_STRING = "descendant";

  /** ancestor axes string. */
  private static final String FROM_DESCENDANTS_OR_SELF_STRING =
    "descendant-or-self";

  /** following axes string. */
  private static final String FROM_FOLLOWING_STRING = "following";

  /** following-sibling axes string. */
  private static final String FROM_FOLLOWING_SIBLINGS_STRING =
    "following-sibling";

  /** parent axes string. */
  private static final String FROM_PARENT_STRING = "parent";

  /** preceding axes string. */
  private static final String FROM_PRECEDING_STRING = "preceding";

  /** preceding-sibling axes string. */
  private static final String FROM_PRECEDING_SIBLINGS_STRING =
    "preceding-sibling";

  /** self axes string. */
  private static final String FROM_SELF_STRING = "self";

  /** namespace axes string. */
  private static final String FROM_NAMESPACE_STRING = "namespace";

  /** self axes abreviated string. */
  private static final String FROM_SELF_ABBREVIATED_STRING = ".";

  /** comment node test string. */
  private static final String NODETYPE_COMMENT_STRING = "comment";

  /** text node test string. */
  private static final String NODETYPE_TEXT_STRING = "text";

  /** processing-instruction node test string. */
  private static final String NODETYPE_PI_STRING = "processing-instruction";

  /** Any node test string. */
  private static final String NODETYPE_NODE_STRING = "node";

  /** Wildcard element string. */
  private static final String NODETYPE_ANYELEMENT_STRING = "*";

  /** current function string. */
  public static final String FUNC_CURRENT_STRING = "current";

  /** last function string. */
  public static final String FUNC_LAST_STRING = "last";

  /** position function string. */
  public static final String FUNC_POSITION_STRING = "position";

  /** count function string. */
  public static final String FUNC_COUNT_STRING = "count";

  /** id function string. */
  static final String FUNC_ID_STRING = "id";

  /** key function string (XSLT). */
  public static final String FUNC_KEY_STRING = "key";

  /** local-name function string. */
  public static final String FUNC_LOCAL_PART_STRING = "local-name";

  /** namespace-uri function string. */
  public static final String FUNC_NAMESPACE_STRING = "namespace-uri";

  /** name function string. */
  public static final String FUNC_NAME_STRING = "name";

  /** generate-id function string (XSLT). */
  public static final String FUNC_GENERATE_ID_STRING = "generate-id";

  /** not function string. */
  public static final String FUNC_NOT_STRING = "not";

  /** true function string. */
  public static final String FUNC_TRUE_STRING = "true";

  /** false function string. */
  public static final String FUNC_FALSE_STRING = "false";

  /** boolean function string. */
  public static final String FUNC_BOOLEAN_STRING = "boolean";

  /** lang function string. */
  public static final String FUNC_LANG_STRING = "lang";

  /** number function string. */
  public static final String FUNC_NUMBER_STRING = "number";

  /** floor function string. */
  public static final String FUNC_FLOOR_STRING = "floor";

  /** ceiling function string. */
  public static final String FUNC_CEILING_STRING = "ceiling";

  /** round function string. */
  public static final String FUNC_ROUND_STRING = "round";

  /** sum function string. */
  public static final String FUNC_SUM_STRING = "sum";

  /** string function string. */
  public static final String FUNC_STRING_STRING = "string";

  /** starts-with function string. */
  public static final String FUNC_STARTS_WITH_STRING = "starts-with";

  /** contains function string. */
  public static final String FUNC_CONTAINS_STRING = "contains";

  /** substring-before function string. */
  public static final String FUNC_SUBSTRING_BEFORE_STRING =
    "substring-before";

  /** substring-after function string. */
  public static final String FUNC_SUBSTRING_AFTER_STRING = "substring-after";

  /** normalize-space function string. */
  public static final String FUNC_NORMALIZE_SPACE_STRING = "normalize-space";

  /** translate function string. */
  public static final String FUNC_TRANSLATE_STRING = "translate";

  /** concat function string. */
  public static final String FUNC_CONCAT_STRING = "concat";

  /** system-property function string. */
  public static final String FUNC_SYSTEM_PROPERTY_STRING = "system-property";

  /** function-available function string (XSLT). */
  public static final String FUNC_EXT_FUNCTION_AVAILABLE_STRING =
    "function-available";

  /** element-available function string (XSLT). */
  public static final String FUNC_EXT_ELEM_AVAILABLE_STRING =
    "element-available";

  /** substring function string. */
  public static final String FUNC_SUBSTRING_STRING = "substring";

  /** string-length function string. */
  public static final String FUNC_STRING_LENGTH_STRING = "string-length";

  /** unparsed-entity-uri function string (XSLT). */
  public static final String FUNC_UNPARSED_ENTITY_URI_STRING =
    "unparsed-entity-uri";

  // Proprietary, built in functions

  /** current function string (Proprietary). */
  public static final String FUNC_DOCLOCATION_STRING = "document-location";

  static
  {
    m_axisnames.put(FROM_ANCESTORS_STRING,
                    new Integer(OpCodes.FROM_ANCESTORS));
    m_axisnames.put(FROM_ANCESTORS_OR_SELF_STRING,
                    new Integer(OpCodes.FROM_ANCESTORS_OR_SELF));
    m_axisnames.put(FROM_ATTRIBUTES_STRING,
                    new Integer(OpCodes.FROM_ATTRIBUTES));
    m_axisnames.put(FROM_CHILDREN_STRING,
                    new Integer(OpCodes.FROM_CHILDREN));
    m_axisnames.put(FROM_DESCENDANTS_STRING,
                    new Integer(OpCodes.FROM_DESCENDANTS));
    m_axisnames.put(FROM_DESCENDANTS_OR_SELF_STRING,
                    new Integer(OpCodes.FROM_DESCENDANTS_OR_SELF));
    m_axisnames.put(FROM_FOLLOWING_STRING,
                    new Integer(OpCodes.FROM_FOLLOWING));
    m_axisnames.put(FROM_FOLLOWING_SIBLINGS_STRING,
                    new Integer(OpCodes.FROM_FOLLOWING_SIBLINGS));
    m_axisnames.put(FROM_PARENT_STRING,
                    new Integer(OpCodes.FROM_PARENT));
    m_axisnames.put(FROM_PRECEDING_STRING,
                    new Integer(OpCodes.FROM_PRECEDING));
    m_axisnames.put(FROM_PRECEDING_SIBLINGS_STRING,
                    new Integer(OpCodes.FROM_PRECEDING_SIBLINGS));
    m_axisnames.put(FROM_SELF_STRING,
                    new Integer(OpCodes.FROM_SELF));
    m_axisnames.put(FROM_NAMESPACE_STRING,
                    new Integer(OpCodes.FROM_NAMESPACE));
    m_nodetypes.put(NODETYPE_COMMENT_STRING,
                    new Integer(OpCodes.NODETYPE_COMMENT));
    m_nodetypes.put(NODETYPE_TEXT_STRING,
                    new Integer(OpCodes.NODETYPE_TEXT));
    m_nodetypes.put(NODETYPE_PI_STRING,
                    new Integer(OpCodes.NODETYPE_PI));
    m_nodetypes.put(NODETYPE_NODE_STRING,
                    new Integer(OpCodes.NODETYPE_NODE));
    m_nodetypes.put(NODETYPE_ANYELEMENT_STRING,
                    new Integer(OpCodes.NODETYPE_ANYELEMENT));
    m_keywords.put(FROM_SELF_ABBREVIATED_STRING,
                   new Integer(OpCodes.FROM_SELF));
    m_keywords.put(FUNC_ID_STRING,
                   new Integer(FunctionTable.FUNC_ID));
    m_keywords.put(FUNC_KEY_STRING,
                   new Integer(FunctionTable.FUNC_KEY));

    m_nodetests.put(NODETYPE_COMMENT_STRING,
                    new Integer(OpCodes.NODETYPE_COMMENT));
    m_nodetests.put(NODETYPE_TEXT_STRING,
                    new Integer(OpCodes.NODETYPE_TEXT));
    m_nodetests.put(NODETYPE_PI_STRING,
                    new Integer(OpCodes.NODETYPE_PI));
    m_nodetests.put(NODETYPE_NODE_STRING,
                    new Integer(OpCodes.NODETYPE_NODE));
  }

  static Object getAxisName(String key){
          return m_axisnames.get(key);
  }

  static Object lookupNodeTest(String key){
          return m_nodetests.get(key);
  }

  static Object getKeyWord(String key){
          return m_keywords.get(key);
  }

  static Object getNodeType(String key){
          return m_nodetypes.get(key);
  }
}

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"Gee, it's a nice day for a ride down the river." Eden's in. Great idea.
Oh, yes, just like I pictured it.
But then... Patti and Steve hopped on a big boat.
And went to the big river.
And tried to ride them on the big river.
starts going really bad right here.
In reviewing the pictures, I think she erred in her boofing technique.
But click here if you want her side of the story.
and B yells, "Yo, Vern, you go next."
B took a wee bit longer than the others to extricate himself from the hydraulics.
But he surfaced with a smile.
So Patti and Steve's crew paddled over and rescued them all.
and perhaps muttered, "Dude. You hurled your boof."
I'm thinking the next time I suggest a "Sunday ride down the river", they might be thinking: riverboarding.
But... for now anyway..... this is the wildest ride Marj will be taking.
This is no laughing matter. I saw God today.
I about died!!! The rocked sucked me in and spit me out!! I ALMOST DROWNED YOU GUYS!


On January 26, 1897, Miss Charlotte N. Malotte, the professor of Latin and French, spoke to a student group at the chapel hour. She spoke on the subject of 'College Fraternities' which sparked the interest of several students. Then, on the afternoon of February 26, a new fraternity had its first meeting. When, after a long session, the meeting adjourned, a literary society had been born, though it was yet unnamed.
Samuel and Maurice Bayard were the first initiates. They were made members of the Fraternity before a name was selected or a constitution adopted. Many of the early meetings of the Fraternity were held at the old Bayard home. At the Bayard house, the constitution was written, and the first ritual was developed and used in the loft of the family's carriage house.
"That," Mrs. Bayard said, "would make an excellent motto for your organization." With this remark, she left the room, and her suggestion had accomplished its purpose. A motto had been found.
In the winter of 1903-04, the Fraternity ceased to meet in the college building and rented a small cottage at 110 South Third Street in Vincennes. This building was occupied until the end of the college year and is considered the first chapter house occupied by the Fraternity.
Tau Phi Delta first began to show signs of expansion in about 1904-05. The beginning of the college year found three members of the Fraternity attending the University of Illinois and seven at Indiana University. In May 1905, the members at Indiana affected an organization and petitioned the Vincennes chapter for authority to establish the second chapter there. The petition was denied. The members felt the proposed chapter would be unable to compete with the fraternities on the state university campus. During that year also, the organization first began to officially call itself a fraternity, and steps were taken toward incorporation under the laws of Indiana. A proposal of one of the members to expand the Fraternity into a national organization with chapters in junior colleges was also considered. Suitable material was not found, and the project was abandoned without formal action.
February 11, 1907, is a significant date in the Fraternity's history. It was then the members last assembled as Tau Phi Delta and first assumed the name of Sigma Pi Fraternity of the United States. Tau Phi Delta had limited ambitions for expansion. Soon after the name change, Sigma Pi embarked on a program of establishing chapters on other campuses.
In 1984, the Fraternity again changed its name. At the 37th Biennial Convocation, Sigma Pi became an international fraternity by accepting its first Canadian chapter. This international status required the Fraternity to become Sigma Pi Fraternity, International. Today, Sigma Pi is comprised of 123 active chapters, six colonies, over 95,000 alumni.


Artist rendering of the new acute care tower planned for Scripps Mercy Hospital San Diego.
The largest building program in Scripps Health's long history was announced recently, leading to significant news coverage of the long-term plan for the five Scripps hospital campuses.
The San Diego Metro report, "Scripps Health Unveils $2.6 Billion Master Plan for 5 Hospital Campuses," is not available at this time.
The original KUSI report, titled "Scripps Health President and CEO Chris Van Gorder unveils master plan for five hospital campuses in San Diego County," is not available at this time.


These airlines usually offer the cheapest flights from London Heathrow to Caticlan.
These airlines fly from London Heathrow to Caticlan, but you'll have at least one layover.
This is the shortest flight time from London Heathrow to Caticlan.
Today alone, Netflights has searched over 22 flights. 16 / Sep / 2019 is currently the lowest priced day of the year to fly the London Heathrow/Caticlan route. There are around 45 flights on any given week from the UK to Caticlan and the cheapest month to fly right now is September.
If you're looking to fly from London Heathrow to Caticlan, you might like to know that 16 / Sep / 2019 currently has the cheapest flights. At the moment, there are four airlines flying to Caticlan. Go through the results to find the right flights for you – you can adjust the filters to see find even more flights to Caticlan.
Cathay Pacific is the most popular airline that flies from London Heathrow to Caticlan. But it's still worth looking at other options, as there are 45 flights to Caticlan every week. If you want to broaden your search, look at flights departing from other airports.
Generally speaking, the flight from to Caticlan takes around 25 hrs 10 mins. The fastest flight takes 19 hrs 5 mins to cover the 11073 km distance. You can view all flight times yourself in the results list.


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Gold Exploration
Hemp Seed Propagation
Vishal Gupta
President and CEO, Director
Mr. Gupta is a Professional Geologist (P.Geo.) registered with the Association of Professional Geoscientists of Ontario and has experience working with numerous junior exploration and development stage mining companies.
Most recently he worked as an equity research analyst covering junior mining companies for Toronto-based financial institutions including Dundee Capital Markets, Fraser Mackenzie and Global Financial where he conducted independent technical due diligence on several exploration and resource development programs throughout North, Central and South America.
Previously, Mr. Gupta worked as an exploration geologist for several junior mining companies, and was involved in various aspects of resource exploration, including the planning, preparation, execution and reconciliation of drill programs. Mr. Gupta joined the Company in May 2013 as Director of Corporate Development, and has been serving as the Company's President & Chief Executive Officer since November 2014.
Patrick Cronin
Mr. Cronin has been a director of California Gold Mining since December 2011 and is presently the Chair of the Board. He has also been the President of Patrick J. Cronin Insurance & Financial Services since 1994 as well as the President and principal of Interra Management Group Ltd. since 2004.
Interra is a commercial real estate management and development company with properties located throughout Ontario. Mr. Cronin was part of the shareholder group that helped fund the Company in the financing that was completed with the Company's listing on the TSX Venture Exchange in January 2010 and he has continued to invest in the Company since that time.
Louis Nagy
Chief Financial Officer & Corporate Secretary
Mr. Nagy is a chartered accountant with over 28 years of professional service and industry experience. His professional service experience of 10 years includes public practice audit engagements, personal and corporate tax assignments, as well as sales tax recovery consulting.
Industry experience includes various finance and accounting roles, including CFO within small to medium-sized private and public companies. His time in industry involved a wide range of activities including financial and management reporting, treasury and cash management, reorganizations, IT and system implementations, as well as investment banking.
Mr. Nagy now provides internal and external financial reporting services, as well as corporate secretary services, as a part time CFO for a variety of small companies through his company called, Your CFO Ltd. He has extensive experience in designing and creating financial reporting processes, including budgeting, operational analysis, statutory reporting and management reporting.
William Tomlinson
Mr. Tomlinson has served as the Chief Executive Officer of R.W. Tomlinson Ltd. since 1969.
R.W. Tomlinson Ltd. is a market leader in quarrying, construction, trucking and environmental industries throughout Eastern Canada and has been a supportive investor of California Gold since the Company completed its reverse takeover transaction in January 2010.
Kevin Cinq-Mars
Mr. Cinq-Mars is the President, and has served as Vice President, of R.W. Tomlinson Ltd., a diversified Heavy Civil Construction firm with interests in quarrying, ready mix concrete, construction, trucking and environmental industries, since May 2009.
He previously held a number of senior executive positions with Waste Management Inc. from December 1996 to January 2009 including Vice President Eastern Canada, Vice President Sales & Marketing Canada, and Vice President Business Development Canada.
Mr. Cinq-Mars is a graduate of the Ivey Business School at the University of Western Ontario.
Scott Rasenberg
Mr. Rasenberg is the Vice President of Finance and Administration for Exter, Ontario based JMR Electric Ltd., a leading full-service electrical and mechanical contractor. Prior to joining JMR, he was a Taxation Partner at MNP LLP, one of the largest chartered accountancy and advisory firms in Canada.
Scott has also lectured and was a tutorial leader for the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants. Mr. Rasenberg was elected to California Gold's board of directors on February 17, 2016. He holds an Economics degree from the University of Western Ontario, an honours degree in Business Administration from the University of Windsor, and a professional designation as a Chartered Accountant.
Larry Phillips
Mr. Phillips was a co-founder, Executive Vice President, Corporate Affairs, and General Counsel with IAMGOLD Corporation ("IMG"), a leading mid-tier gold producing company. For over 20 years until his retirement in 2011.
Mr. Phillips was responsible for directing and managing all international investments, joint ventures and government relationships, helping build IMG into one of the largest gold mining companies in the world. While at IMG, Mr. Phillips served as a Director of the World Gold Council from 2006 to 2011.
Prior to joining IMG, Mr. Phillips was the managing partner of a Toronto-based law firm specializing in corporate commercial law. Most recently, Mr. Phillips served as the Chairman of the Board of Klondex Mines Ltd. in 2013. At present, Mr. Phillips is a director of Gowest Gold Ltd.
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MADISON -- In the GOP's latest attack on health care, President Donald Trump's Department of Justice announced it would not defend the Affordable Care Act (ACA) against legal attempts to repeal the law. This could strip 2.4 million Wisconsinites of consumer protections and put millions at risk of losing health care coverage.
Rep. Andre Jacque and Jon Plumer, Republicans running in the special elections for SD-1 and AD-42 respectively, are in lock-step with Republicans on health care: They would rather shower wealthy corporations with tax breaks than make health care affordable and accessible for the rest of us.
Andre Jacque, running in the special election for Senate District 1, has made countless attempts to make health care less accessible. His tenure in the Assembly has been largely defined by his extreme efforts to chip away at women's access to a range of health care options, even authoring legislation that would have exacerbated the shortage of ob-gyns in Wisconsin. He also voted against taking federal money to expand Medicaid, a move that cost the state more than $1 billion and 10,000 health care jobs and left 79,000 Wisconsinites without affordable coverage.


Jelly Friends is an interesting addictive match3 game. You can use your free time to enjoy the fun of it. Swap adjacent tiles, make the line of at least three gems of the same color and remove them from the field. Greater combination will give you a special jewelry and more points. Call your friends and make a high score. Use mouse or touch the screen!
Control your triangle and shoot other players! But watch out that players betterer than you. Have fun! Use A and S to turn left and right respectively. Use enter to shoot, and shift to thrust. You can also use the arrow keys to move and Ctrl, Space or X to shoot.


Crossfire Server, Trunk: Random map layout options.
Move these defines out of room_gen_onion.c to here, as other files (like square_spiral) also uses them.
Definition at line 124 of file random_map.h.
Referenced by make_doors(), and map_gen_onion().
Definition at line 125 of file random_map.h.
Definition at line 122 of file random_map.h.
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Irregularly/randomly spaced layers (default: regular).
Definition at line 126 of file random_map.h.
Referenced by bottom_centered_onion(), bottom_right_centered_onion(), centered_onion(), and map_gen_onion().
Linear doors (default is nonlinear).
Definition at line 123 of file random_map.h.
Place walls insead of doors. Produces broken map.
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beginning to knead the dough.
recipes (only a few call for oil but are fine without it).
to replace oil, and it has a chapter of salt-free recipes.


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In a movie a medium shot, mid shot (MS), or waist shot is a camera angle shot from a medium distance.

Use
Medium shots are favored in sequences where dialogues or a small group of people are acting, as they give the viewer a partial view of the background, such as when the shot is 'cutting the person in half' and also show the subjects' facial expressions in the context of their body language. Medium shots are also used when the subject in the shot is delivering information, such as news presenters. It is also used in interviews. It is the most common shot in movies, and it usually follows the first establishing shots of a new scene or location.

A normal lens that sees what the human eye see, is usually used for medium shots.

Definition

The medium shot shows equality between subjects and background. The dividing line between what constitutes a long shot and medium shot is not definite, nor is the line between medium shot and close-up. In some standard texts and professional references, a full-length view of a human subject is called a medium shot; in this terminology, a shot of the person from the knees up or the waist up is a close-up shot. In other texts, these partial views are called medium shots. In principal, the medium shot is what can be seen with the human eye in a single quick glance and convey all the action taking place in that field of view.

Types
Medium shots are divided into singles (a waist-high shot of one actor), group shots, over-the shoulders or two-shots (featuring two people). A medium wide shot, or American shot, shows a bit more of the background but is still close enough for facial expressions to be seen, although these facial expressions would be better seen in a waist-high shot.

See also

 Camera angle
 Camera operator
 Close-up
 Dutch angle
 Establishing shot
 High-angle shot
 Long shot
 Low-angle shot
 Mise-en-scène
 Over the shoulder shot
 Two shot
 Video production
 Videographer

References

Further reading

Cinematic techniques
Television terminology

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Cottrell and Kumassah have assembled a collection of ten traditional Ewe stories originating from the Volta Region of eastern Ghana. The collection comprises ten didactic stories about situations concerning drought, deception, choice of children, husbands, etc. Most of the topics address ethical issues and respect. These Ewe stories begin and end with the standard formula and focus on important principles of the culture as taught to their children. The trickster spider Ayiyi sets up conflicts involving humans or animals. North American young readers will require additional information about the culture to fully appreciate the stories. There is no map or supplementary materials to help the reader become familiar with the culture. However, the authors provide an Internet link to readers for additional information on Ghanaian storytelling and the Ewe culture. Black and white sketches focus on the important points. The proceeds from the sale of this collection are returned to the storytellers. This book is a gift to non-Ewe people around the world as they too look inward and consider solutions to contemporary issues.


The chosen candidate is responsible for assisting cooks, chefs, or food service managers by accurately and efficiently prepping, portioning, cooking, and presenting a variety of hot and/or cold food items for various meal periods, and Special/Catered Events on and off site. The ideal candidate is enthusiastic, knowledgeable, and passionate about craft beer, and food.
Sets up workstation with all needed ingredients and equipment. May cook daily to order foods that may require short preparation time.
Receive foodstuffs and supplies. Assist in proper rotation and organization of inventory.
Culinary background with a passion for food, and innovation, shows a desire and ability to stay current with new culinary tends. Processes high expectations for customer service and quality of food.
Knowledge of various food preparation methods, proper knife handling, and food safety regulations such as proper food handling, sanitation, and storage.
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NYC Opens Nearly 300 Cooling Centers As Heat Wave Reaches Northeast
Monday, July 9th 2007, 4:38 pm
NEW YORK (AP) _ The city opened nearly 300 cooling centers Monday as temperatures across much of the Northeast surpassed 90 degrees _ the hottest in the metropolitan area since a heat wave last year that was blamed for 40 deaths.
Extra utility crews were on hand in case of power outages, and Mayor Michael Bloomberg urged residents to help prevent blackouts by conserving power. He urged New Yorkers not to exert themselves in the sweltering conditions.
``It is very hot,'' Bloomberg said. ``I don't care how good a runner you are, I don't care how strong you are, you should take some precautions to prevent strokes.''
The temperature in Central Park hit 90 degrees at 1 p.m. High temperatures were forecast in the 90s through Wednesday.
``This is the first heat wave this year,'' said Joe Pollina, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service.
Last year, a heat wave in late July and early August caused 40 deaths from heat stroke and contributed to the deaths of another 60 people.
On Monday, the city opened its network of 290 cooling shelters for the first time in 2007, offering people without air conditioning a break from the heat at senior centers and community buildings.
But one social worker with an senior-service agency cautioned that the cooling centers may not be enough.
``We've seen that the city has done a good job of publicizing the cooling centers, but it's often hard for seniors to get there,'' said Karen Fuller, director of health and nutrition services for Dorot, an agency that delivers meals and other services to homebound seniors.
The commissioner of the city's Department for the Aging, Edwin Mendez-Santiago, urged seniors to make sure someone checks on them.
``Make sure you're planning in advance, that you have water, that you use your air conditioner. And if you don't have an air conditioner, seek respite at a cooling site or any other location where you can cool off,'' he said.
Extra utility workers were in place to guard against blackouts like the ones that plagued the borough of Queens and suburban Westchester County in July 2006, when 174,000 people lost service or experienced low voltage.
``There will be outages in the summertime,'' Consolidated Edison utility spokesman Alfonso Quiroz said. ``And we're just hoping that when they come they are short in duration and few in number.''
Monday's heat spread as far south as Virginia, where temperatures in the 90s prompted state officials to issue a hazardous weather alert. Richmond city officials opened three cooling shelters.
State parks in Pennsylvania were closed after Gov. Ed Rendell furloughed more than 24,000 state employees because of a partisan deadlock that is holding up a state budget _ a move that put state-run swimming areas off limits to those seeking relief from the heat.
Seven-year-old McClane Dyerson looked dejected after his family had to cut short its weeklong camping trip at Black Moshannon State Park in Philipsburg.
``I like going to the beach,'' he said. ``That's what most people like to do here most.''
News On 6 NEW YORK (AP) _ The city opened nearly 300 cooling centers Monday as temperatures across much of the Northeast surpassed 90 degrees _ the hottest in the metropolitan area since a heat wave last year that


Passepartout held a magnifying glass up to a Government timeline to show the departments responsible for Foreign Affairs from 1945. He said it was responsible for appointing George Downing.
It looked as if it was created in 1968 by merging the Foreign Office and the Commonwealth Office.
To the best of my knowledge, this was formed in March 1782 by combining the Southern and Northern Departments of the Secretary of State.
Passepartout held a magnifying glass up to the Court of Requests; the expansion of the Peerage by King George III during the 18th century. John said it was thought to have been originally supported by pillars. We looked for other parts of the old Houses of Parliament but could not find any.
Times certainly changed after a fire destroyed much of the complex in 1512. "Are you sure this was the home of the British parliament? Passepartout explained how it had been designed to burn coal--which gives off a high heat with little flame--and not wood. Passepartout told me it was put before parliament on the 4th of November 2015.
Passepartout spoke of the time when it was erected in Manchester. It was clearly once an entitlement of all hereditary peers.
Unless I was mistaken, this was restricted to 92 hereditary peers.Passepartout remarked that it didn't assemble again until the Convention Parliament met in 1660 and the monarchy was restored. We made full benefit of that whenever a vacancy arises among the Lords Spiritual during the ten years following the Act coming into force.Things changed after the establishment of the Supreme Court in 2009. Unless I was thinking of something else, this was built on the site in the eleventh century.It looked as if it was appointed as Chancellor by Prime Minister David Cameron on .Passepartout remarked that it didn't become the Chancellor's official residence until 1828. It functioned well as the Prime Minister's press office. I could see that it was built in the 1680s by Sir George Downing (1632-1689).Setting out from Reform Club, we headed for 11 Downing Street.


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Prince Sébastien of Luxembourg (Sébastien Henri Marie Guillaume; born 16 April 1992) is the fifth and youngest child of Henri, Grand Duke of Luxembourg, and Maria Teresa, Grand Duchess of Luxembourg.

Prince Sébastien has four siblings Hereditary Grand Duke Guillaume, Prince Félix, Prince Louis, and Princess Alexandra. He is currently seventh in the line of succession, after his two oldest brothers and his sister and their children.

Life
Prince Sébastien was born on 16 April 1992 at Grand Duchess Charlotte Maternity Hospital in Luxembourg City. He is fifth and youngest child of Henri, Grand Duke of Luxembourg and Maria Teresa, Grand Duchess of Luxembourg.

He attended various schools, including Sunningdale School and Summer Fields School, Le Rosey, St. George's International School Luxembourg, Ampleforth College, and International School of Luxembourg before receiving his college education in Marketing and International Business at Franciscan University of Steubenville in Ohio. While at Steubenville, Prince Sébastien was a member of the school's renowned rugby program, where he had his cleats stolen by Neighbor Anthony, and Sébastien received accolades for his sportsmanship. He graduated in May 2015.
In September 2016, he began a 44-weeks officer training course at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst. He graduated in August 2017 and qualified as an Officer Cadet following his training. On 4 September 2017, he took the oath as an officer of the Luxembourg Army. He is currently serving as a platoon commander in the 1st Bn Irish Guards.

Patronage
Prince Sébastien is a patron of the Luxembourg Federation of Swimming and Rescue (FLNS).

Honours and awards

 :
 Knight of the Order of the Gold Lion of the House of Nassau (by birth)
 Grand Cross of Order of Adolphe of Nassau (by birth, on 18 years old)

Notes

External links
 Official website

House of Luxembourg-Nassau
1992 births
Living people
Luxembourgian princes
People from Luxembourg City
Luxembourgian people of Cuban descent
People educated at Ampleforth College
People educated at Summer Fields School
Franciscan University of Steubenville alumni
People educated at Sunningdale School
Sons of monarchs
Alumni of Institut Le Rosey


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Players and pairs who neither have high enough rankings nor receive wild cards may participate in a qualifying tournament held one week before the annual Wimbledon Tennis Championships.

Seeds

  Bryan Shelton (qualified)
  Dimitri Poliakov (first round)
  Alexander Mronz (qualified)
  Doug Flach (qualifying competition, lucky loser)
  Sébastien Lareau (qualified)
  Brent Larkham (first round)
  Sandon Stolle (first round)
  Daniel Nestor (first round)
  Michael Tebbutt (qualified)
  Simon Youl (qualified)
  Neil Borwick (qualifying competition)
  Kevin Ullyett (second round)
  Michael Joyce (first round)
  Jonathan Canter (qualified)
  Martin Blackman (first round)
  Mark Kaplan (second round)
  Arne Thoms (qualified)
  Todd Woodbridge (first round)
  Vince Spadea (second round)
  David Nainkin (qualifying competition)
  Mark Knowles (qualified)
  Fernon Wibier (first round)
  Leander Paes (qualifying competition)
  Paul Wekesa (second round)
  Peter Tramacchi (second round)
  Albert Chang (second round)
  Emilio Benfele Álvarez (first round)
  Paul Kilderry (first round)
  David Witt (qualified)
  Lionel Barthez (qualifying competition)
  Roger Smith (tennis) (first round)
  Lars Rehmann (second round)

Qualifiers

  Bryan Shelton
  José Francisco Altur
  Alexander Mronz
  David Witt
  Sébastien Lareau
  Grant Connell
  Christian Saceanu
  Ellis Ferreira
  Michael Tebbutt
  Simon Youl
  Kenny Thorne
  Mark Knowles
  John Fitzgerald
  Jonathan Canter
  Laurence Tieleman
  Arne Thoms

Lucky loser
  Doug Flach

Qualifying draw

First qualifier

Second qualifier

Third qualifier

Fourth qualifier

Fifth qualifier

Sixth qualifier

Seventh qualifier

Eighth qualifier

Ninth qualifier

Tenth qualifier

Eleventh qualifier

Twelfth qualifier

Thirteen qualifier

Fourteenth qualifier

Fifteenth qualifier

Sixteenth qualifier

External links

 1994 Wimbledon Championships – Men's draws and results at the International Tennis Federation

Men's Singles Qualifying
Wimbledon Championship by year – Men's singles qualifying


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Iconic Landmarks in Ho Chi Minh City
Eat, Eat & Eat in Ho Chi Minh, but what to do between food breaks? There are tons of iconic landmarks in Ho Chi Minh, each with their history and story regarding their origins. Many of these icons stemmed from figureheads in the past, each with its own culture incorporated into them. So here are 5 iconic landmarks to see in Ho Chi Minh, the largest city in Vietnam:
If you see the pictures of this Cathedral, you may mistake it for Notre-Dame de Paris due to its European style architectures. Although it isn't as grand as the original building in France, it was built by the French when they colonised Vietnam in the past.
Central Post Office
A stone's throw away from Notre Dame Cathedral, travellers can plan both the two stops together in your travel itinerary if you are keen to visit either of it. The Cathedral was designed by Gustave Eiffel, the creator of prominent global landmarks – Eiffel tower & Statue of Liberty. In the central post office, post services are still ongoing. Travellers who visit the building can take a look at the architecture of the building.
Reunification Palace
The symbolic location where North and South Vietnam officially reunited. When Ho Chi Minh was still alive and had just defeated Saigon(renamed as Ho Chi Minh city) to reunify Vietnam. In a chamber located within the palace, power was officially transferred, starting a new era of Vietnam.
"Vietnam 2007 515" by Jame and Jess / CC BY-SA 2.0
War Remnants Museum
Just a short distance away from the reunification palace, the war remnants museum was previously known as Museum of Chinese and American War Crimes. Despite its clean modern exterior, haunting records & recounts of the past Vietnamese war lay within its walls. It has over 20,000 exhibits which consist of pictures, artefacts and documents of the past. Visitors who explore the museum will get to see the living conditions of war prisoners, information regarding Agent Orange, past war ammunition and more.
Travellers who visit the museum will get to take a trip down history lane and learn how the Vietnamese war had impacted the country as a whole. It also serves to remember the heroic individuals who had made sacrifices for Vietnam's independence. A meaningful place to visit to learn about Vietnam. A war-stricken country, reunited under a single rule and evolved into an open city with millions of tourists pouring into the country annually.
"Main building of the War Remnants Museum" by Sgconlaw / CC BY-SA 3.0
Cholon
Shop! Eat! See! There are loads of stuff to see in Vietnam's largest Chinatown – Cholon. The central market of Cholon- Binh Tay Market has a clock tower looming over the entrance of the market. It has unique Chinese style features as seen from its windows.
Cholon has multiple places of worship for various religions. Some of the must-see pagoda temples include Thien Hau Pagoda for its Mazusim worshippers, Khnanh Van Nam Vien Pagoda being one of the few true Taoist temples in Vietnam and Quan Am Pagoda, etc.
One of the churches in Cholon area, Cha Tam Church, also known as Church of St. Francisco Javier was built in the early 1900s. The church has its European style design as its main building and Chinese elements infused into its overall architecture. This is a must visit place for architecture lovers. The fusion between the east and the west will prove to be a rare sight to be seen for many travellers.
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Lynx have over 20 years of experience handling seismic data from around the world.
Our in-house vectorizing teams in Houston and London can help you to exploit the full potential of your paper archives of seismic data.
We can scan and vectorize hard-copy seismic sections and shotpoint basemaps, and convert them into industry-standard exchange formats SEG-Y and SEG-P1/UKOOA.
Once in digital format, your seismic data can be conveniently loaded to interpretation workstations for detailed review, interpretation and analysis.
Lynx seismic vectorizing will convert paper seismic sections and basemaps into industry-standard exchange formats SEG-Y and UKOOA/SEG-P1. Our unique seismic vectorization algorithms have been developed to work with all the common seismic display types.
Scanning of hard-copy seismic sections (paper, film or microfiche) - black & white, greyscale or colour - with our full-scale A0-sized (40") scanners.
Image editing - removal of seismic interpretation prior to vectorizing.
Vectorization - a number of trace-tracking algorithms can be selected, depending on the character and display type of the original seismic traces.
Post-stack processing - bandpass and time-variant filters, deconvolution, dip filters.
Post-stack migration - Kirchhoff or Finite Difference.
Curve capture - digitize elevations or field statics from seismic scans.
Velocity tables - capture the stacking velocities from the seismic scans.
Re-projection of seismic location data to your preferred coordinate system.
Reconciliation - insert the XY coordinates into the seismic trace headers.
Static shift - match the datums between different surveys.
Data Delivery - by FTP, DVD/CD-ROM or tape (3590 or 8mm).
Contact us to get a quote for vectorizing your seismic data, or digitizing your seismic basemaps.
Our experienced vectorizing teams can regenerate accurate digital seismic data from scanned seismic images using our LEASSV vectorizing software, which reconstructs the output seismic data progressively trace by trace. However, the vectorizing service involves more than just curve tracking. These additional stages ensure that the digital seismic data you receive back from us is accurate and of the highest standard possible.
Many of the vintage paper seismic that we scan have horizons, faults and notes in pencil, crayon or pen. These interpretation marks can often be removed after scanning by applying a colour filter, but if the seismic section uses a colour display mode, or if horizons or faults are drawn in black pen, then automatic removal is more difficult, and manual image editing must be used to remove the interpretation without destroying the underlying seismic events which provided the initial basis for the interpretation.
Perfectly rectangular hard-copy seismic sections are a rarity. Sections may have been reproduced multiple times, or spliced together from separate line-parts and re-printed.
Lynx vectorising software allows the user to accurately calibrate the image using a Delauney triangulation, to account for discontinuities and distortions in the image, to ensure that the trace-tracking and reconstruction follows the traces on the scanned image.
Timing lines are essential on printed seismic sections, but the vectorizing process must remove them, to avoid generating spurious horizontal events in the output digital seismic data. Lynx vectorizing software predicts timing line locations (taking the underlying image calibration into account), and reconstructs the trace underneath the timing line event with reference to dipping events encountered on adjacent traces.
Modern processing techniques can dramatically improve the quality and signal-to-noise ratio of seismic lines originally shot and processed in the 1960s and 70s. After vectorizing, we can apply additional post-stack processing to enhance the seismic data, or to improve its fit with your existing digital seismic data in the same area. Processing can include - predictive deconvolution, additional time-variant filters, dip filters, migration, static shifts.


Richard Gordin is an emeritus professor in sport psychology at Utah State University. He has been at the university for 37 years. Dr. Gordin has authored 100 articles and book chapters.
He has been a sport psychology consultant for numerous athletic teams at his university, USA Gymnastics, USA Track and Field, US Ski and Snowboard Association and several professionals on the PGA and Champions Tours.
He was the sport psychology consultant for the USA Women's Gymnastics Team in Seoul in 1988 and a sport psychology consultant for the USA Track and Field Team for the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens. He recently served as the consultant for the USA Nordic Combined Ski Team in Vancouver in 2010 and in Sochi 2014.
You can contact Rich at rich.gordin@usu.edu and Cindra on Twitter at @Mentally_Strong.


A complete list of 2017 McDonald's All American Games Nominees is available at www.mcdaag.com. McDonald's will name the final roster of 24 boys and 24 girls who will be selected to play in the 2017 Games during the McDonald's All American Games Selection Show on ESPNU, airing Sunday, January 15 at 9:30pm CT / 7:30pm PT.
"We are very pleased with the nomination of 49 Southern California student-athletes for the 2017 McDonald's All American Games," said Paul Tulaphorn, McDonald's franchisee and association president of the local McDonald's owner operators group. "Southern California has a longstanding tradition of nurturing exceptional athletic talent, and this year's nominated players not only display remarkable dedication and commitment to the game, but they also set an amazing example off the court by giving back to their schools and the community. We are delighted to recognize their achievements on a national level, and we are proud to have them representing us from Southern California as nominees for the 2017 McDonald's All American Games."
The 40th Annual Boys Game will tip-off on Wednesday, March 29 from Chicago's United Center and will be broadcast on ESPN. The 16th Annual Girls Game will precede the Boys Game and will broadcast live on ESPNU.
Since their inception, the Games have benefitted Ronald McDonald House Charities® (RMHC®). At RMHC, programs like the Ronald McDonald House and Ronald McDonald Family Room provide comfort and compassion to families with sick children so they are fully supported and able to be a part of their children's care.
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and the script runs normally.
Sometimes the segfault error disappears by just running the script again.
Script exited normally, without segfault.
segfault with same BT, only this time it occured earlier in the script.
large frameworks: PHPUnit or Zend Framework.
This a very serious bug that stops deploying software to production. Can anyone tell me why the status has been changed to Feedback?
It should have been set back to Open when you responded.
could you give us a reproduce script?
It is close to impossible to reproduce this bug on two separate machines. I've tried moving exact code which caused the segfault on one computer to another, but it executed normally there.
did you use some opcodes cache?
seems the function struct is totally mess.
you can reproduce this in 100% chance?
I could, until I restarted computer to check if it's still there... Now it crashes running from bash, but not from gdb console. I'll get back to you as soon as it occur again.
It's quite large, and requires PHPUnit (I'm using 3.6.12).
Please let me know if the segfault occurred on your machine.
It was at time when I was playing with this fragment when it crashed. There is also something wrong there, as you can see the dump of the array shows that element 'max' is present (NULL value, but present), but when checking the array with isset($_elements['max']) it returns FALSE. It might be related as it seems to be a problem with adressing the memory.
I was able to reproduce it with this code on 3 different machines (2 Ubuntu and 1 FreeBSD). Also the set-up of the script should be easier than in the previous one.
And btw sorry about that last comment regarding null-value array item, just ignore it. My mind was off trying to find some kind of connection.
A whole week without a single segfault seems to indicate that it's fixed.


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//  Lumberjack
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//  Created by Dario Ahdoot on 3/17/14.
//
//

#import "DDASLLogCapture.h"
#import "DDLog.h"

#include <asl.h>
#include <notify.h>
#include <notify_keys.h>
#include <sys/time.h>

static BOOL _cancel = YES;
static int _captureLogLevel = LOG_LEVEL_VERBOSE;

@implementation DDASLLogCapture

+ (void)start
{
    // Ignore subsequent calls
    if (!_cancel)
        return;

    _cancel = NO;

    dispatch_async(dispatch_get_global_queue( DISPATCH_QUEUE_PRIORITY_DEFAULT, 0), ^(void)
                   {
                       [DDASLLogCapture captureAslLogs];
                   });
}

+ (void)stop
{
    _cancel = YES;
}

+ (int)captureLogLevel
{
    return _captureLogLevel;
}

+ (void)setCaptureLogLevel:(int)LOG_LEVEL_XXX
{
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}

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+ (void)configureAslQuery:(aslmsg)query
{
    const char param[] = "7";  // ASL_LEVEL_DEBUG, which is everything. We'll rely on regular DDlog log level to filter
    asl_set_query(query, ASL_KEY_LEVEL, param, ASL_QUERY_OP_LESS_EQUAL | ASL_QUERY_OP_NUMERIC);

#if !TARGET_OS_IPHONE || TARGET_IPHONE_SIMULATOR
    int processId = [[NSProcessInfo processInfo] processIdentifier];
    char pid[16];
    sprintf(pid, "%d", processId);
    asl_set_query(query, ASL_KEY_PID, pid, ASL_QUERY_OP_EQUAL | ASL_QUERY_OP_NUMERIC);
#endif
}

+ (void)aslMessageRecieved:(aslmsg)msg
{
    //  NSString * sender = [NSString stringWithCString:asl_get(msg, ASL_KEY_SENDER) encoding:NSUTF8StringEncoding];
    NSString * message = [NSString stringWithCString:asl_get(msg, ASL_KEY_MSG) encoding:NSUTF8StringEncoding];
    NSString * level = [NSString stringWithCString:asl_get(msg, ASL_KEY_LEVEL) encoding:NSUTF8StringEncoding];
    NSString * secondsStr = [NSString stringWithCString:asl_get(msg, ASL_KEY_TIME) encoding:NSUTF8StringEncoding];
    NSString * nanoStr = [NSString stringWithCString:asl_get(msg, ASL_KEY_TIME_NSEC) encoding:NSUTF8StringEncoding];

    NSTimeInterval seconds = [secondsStr doubleValue];
    NSTimeInterval nanoSeconds = [nanoStr doubleValue];
    NSTimeInterval totalSeconds = seconds + (nanoSeconds / 1e9);

    NSDate * timeStamp = [NSDate dateWithTimeIntervalSince1970:totalSeconds];

    int flag;
    BOOL async;
    switch([level intValue])
    {
        // By default all NSLog's with a ASL_LEVEL_WARNING level
        case ASL_LEVEL_EMERG    :
        case ASL_LEVEL_ALERT    :
        case ASL_LEVEL_CRIT     : flag = LOG_FLAG_ERROR;    async = LOG_ASYNC_ERROR;    break;
        case ASL_LEVEL_ERR      : flag = LOG_FLAG_WARN;     async = LOG_ASYNC_WARN;     break;
        case ASL_LEVEL_WARNING  : flag = LOG_FLAG_INFO;     async = LOG_ASYNC_INFO;     break;
        case ASL_LEVEL_NOTICE   : flag = LOG_FLAG_DEBUG;    async = LOG_ASYNC_DEBUG;    break;
        case ASL_LEVEL_INFO     :
        case ASL_LEVEL_DEBUG    :
        default                 : flag = LOG_FLAG_VERBOSE;  async = LOG_ASYNC_VERBOSE;  break;
    }

    if (!(_captureLogLevel & flag))
        return;

    DDLogMessage * logMessage = [[DDLogMessage alloc]initWithLogMsg:message
                                                              level:_captureLogLevel
                                                               flag:flag
                                                            context:0
                                                               file:"DDASLLogCapture"
                                                           function:0
                                                               line:0
                                                                tag:nil
                                                            options:0
                                                          timestamp:timeStamp];

    [DDLog log:async message:logMessage];
}

+ (void)captureAslLogs
{
    @autoreleasepool
    {
        /*
         We use ASL_KEY_MSG_ID to see each message once, but there's no
         obvious way to get the "next" ID. To bootstrap the process, we'll
         search by timestamp until we've seen a message.
         */

        struct timeval timeval = { .tv_sec = 0 };
        gettimeofday(&timeval, NULL);
        unsigned long long startTime = timeval.tv_sec;
        __block unsigned long long lastSeenID = 0;

        /*
         syslogd posts kNotifyASLDBUpdate (com.apple.system.logger.message)
         through the notify API when it saves messages to the ASL database.
         There is some coalescing - currently it is sent at most twice per
         second - but there is no documented guarantee about this. In any
         case, there may be multiple messages per notification.

         Notify notifications don't carry any payload, so we need to search
         for the messages.
         */
        int notifyToken = 0;  // Can be used to unregister with notify_cancel().
        notify_register_dispatch(kNotifyASLDBUpdate, &notifyToken, dispatch_get_global_queue(DISPATCH_QUEUE_PRIORITY_HIGH, 0), ^(int token)
                                 {
                                     // At least one message has been posted; build a search query.
                                     @autoreleasepool
                                     {
                                         aslmsg query = asl_new(ASL_TYPE_QUERY);
                                         char stringValue[64];
                                         if (lastSeenID > 0)
                                         {
                                             snprintf(stringValue, sizeof stringValue, "%llu", lastSeenID);
                                             asl_set_query(query, ASL_KEY_MSG_ID, stringValue, ASL_QUERY_OP_GREATER | ASL_QUERY_OP_NUMERIC);
                                         }
                                         else
                                         {
                                             snprintf(stringValue, sizeof stringValue, "%llu", startTime);
                                             asl_set_query(query, ASL_KEY_TIME, stringValue, ASL_QUERY_OP_GREATER_EQUAL | ASL_QUERY_OP_NUMERIC);
                                         }
                                         [DDASLLogCapture configureAslQuery:query];

                                         // Iterate over new messages.
                                         aslmsg msg;
                                         aslresponse response = asl_search(NULL, query);
                                         while ((msg = aslresponse_next(response)))
                                         {
                                             [DDASLLogCapture aslMessageRecieved:msg];

                                             // Keep track of which messages we've seen.
                                             lastSeenID = atoll(asl_get(msg, ASL_KEY_MSG_ID));
                                         }
                                         aslresponse_free(response);

                                         if(_cancel)
                                         {
                                             notify_cancel(notifyToken);
                                             return;
                                         }
                                     }
                                 });
    }
}

@end


My guess is, not too well. I've found that I'm far more productive, effective and creatively on fire when I'm fueled with encouragement and praise rather than constant critique.
What follows are five of the world's most powerful antidotes I've discovered for stopping the cycle of judgment, shame and poor performance.
These strategies or ways of being will help you start becoming your own ally so you can let your greatness shine.
1. Create a "What I'm proud of " ritual and anchor it.
Watch this short video to learn how I've experienced massive changes from using this strategy.
Our post-industrial cranking culture has us trained to think in quotas. Throughout our schooling we're taught to do assignments, fulfill credits and complete curriculums.
So stop basing your worth on quantity (we all know that doesn't add up to much in the end anyway) and start gauging your success on whether you gave your best, loved fully, and gave bravely.
That's what will truly matter when all is said and done.
3. The truth is that you are always enough.
The problem is that you've let your mind rule your life too much.
When we're in our heads too much, we're always measuring, we're always counting.
Don't get me wrong, our minds help us a lot. It's great at comparing and contrasting, and without our mind we cannot learn from our mistakes and get better.
But we must also keep the heart in its proper place, which is to guide us to what matters.
The truth is that in this moment, right now, you are always enough. You are exactly as much as you need to be.
4. Pretend that you're talking to yourself as a best friend.
It's easy to judge yourself harshly. It's so stupid, yet we all do it.
But, would you talk to a good friend that way?
We are harder on ourselves than we would ever be to a good friend. Why is this?
Doesn't it make more sense to be your own ally, rather than constantly root against yourself?
The next time the Voice of Judgment comes up, respond as if you're giving advice to a good friend.
5. Let the world pass you by.
It's easy to get caught up in the endless more, churning… the hungry ghost of the modern world.
I do it. We all do it.
We're always encouraged to produce, build, create, squeeze. We're stressed, overwhelmed and tired. We have too much yang (masculine) energy in our culture, and not enough yin (feminine) energy.
But we forget that the world outside is just fine.
Go ahead, go out into nature and see if it is overwhelmed or stressed. You won't find a depressed squirrel or an overwhelmed river. You'll find what is.
Whenever you forget, go back to where you came from, the place you've wandered away from, and realize that that place is your home.
And it's always waiting for you.
It's not easy. I know it's not.
We're taught that it's impolite to talk about what we're proud of. But I'm here to tell you that you must if you don't want to burn out fast.
Go ahead and share one thing you're proud of at this moment in the comments below. I dare you.
62 Comments on "How to Stop Feeling Like You're Not Enough"
I am proud of that I took 20 minutes of my time today to meditate, or even try to meditate. I paid attention to my feelings for these 20 minutes and did not run over them in this time.
That last point is golden.
Only one? :) I am most proud of my daughter and how happy, free-spirited, engaging, and easy going, my sweet little nine-month poppet is. We are doing something right! I want to share this list with my students and build a culture of pride and self-encouragement in my classroom. Thanks for sharing.
I am proud of writing a cover letter today and making a call to a temp agency. I am making small but sure steps towards being employed again.
I'm proud that I'm nurturing and sustaining a new life right now.
Thank you for this. I have been putting myself under a lot of pressure to put out another book. The truth is that I have a lot going on and I am writing when I can. Besides that, I have already written one and that is a huge accomplishment. I need to reign in that constant critic in my mind.
I'm proud that I am figuring out the steps involved in creating a collaborative book of women's stories about their personal trip to the 'underworld' and how they re-surfaced wiser and more willing to shine in the world. Also proud that I responded to your dare, Jonathan!
What a wonderful book idea! I have resonated with the Inanna myth many times throughout my life~for me the myth is a grounding and powerful depiction of the archetypal journey of a woman into the underworld and emerging stronger.
Yet I still fight the voice within on a minute-by-minute basis. Thanks so much for the encouragement. Your work is awesome!
I am proud of giving my time freely to help 8 year olds learn computer programming at a local primary school.
I can only do this because I resigned from my job, where I wasn't valued. I did this with the support of this site, and however the future may turn out – I like this me.
I'm proud of raising three amazing kids who know that they're enough just as they are and have plenty of time to go out in the woods to play and explore. I do my best to follow their lead.
I'm proud I finished 1 newsletter post.
I was so stressed today because of that. I have to finish 3 more newsletter post by Sunday for a new project I'm working on. I cried, I'm so tired… It seemed like it's too much and then I saw your post. I'm proud I got one down today. Now it's time for me to rest and take care of myself and enjoy the day.
Great post! I can totally relate. My favorites are #1 and #2 although I think I might modify #1 to a journal entry that I can reflect on- kind of like a "brag book". Will definitely be sharing this post with a few friends that I think will benefit as well.
This post met me at the point of my need…wonderful advice!
I'm proud of my latest 3d model and want to share it with the world!
Right now I'm proud that I believe in myself and that I show up every day and do the work. Thanks for the reminder Jonathan!
I'm proud that I took care of bills and tedious financial stuff. I'm proud I reached out for support. I'm proud I went for a run and a walk outside. I'm proud that after getting grouchy with my kids, I listened, softened and apologized. Looking forward to trying this out; thanks for inspiring it!
I'm proud that I've kept going on wednesday's WOD, despite I felt tired, without energy. After fourth round I started smilinig like madmen and I copleted this and fifth round!
Jonathan, I LOVED #4. In thinking about it, I realized I hold my best friends to possible standards, and myself to impossible standards. That incongruity absolutely sets me up for success with my friends, but failure for myself. Going to take a challenge and try #4 for a month and see what happens. A life coach I have seen said to me one time "Break something about yourself every day. Do something you would not normally do and see how the systems change." Well, I am going to break this and see what happens!
Our start-up is about to pass the 3 year mark, and I am proud that our doors are still open. It has been a difficult journey, and there are days when one feels that giving up is so easy compared to moving forward. BUT, I've realized that every day our doors are open is another day of opportunity and puts us one step closer to our goal.
I am proud of the fact that I haven't given up—that through all of the challenges I have had in my life that I am pressing forward, leaning into the future.
Thanks for this blog post. I am implementing today.
I am proud that I changed the way I live my life, that every year I continue to grow stronger and live life better. I'm proud that I'm having ideas about how to create a real change and that I am aware of many of the limitations imposed on me by living in western society.
I am proud that i believe in myself and only strive to be happy.
Great Post! Feeling like you are not enough never leads to good things. Its good to be proud of what you have done and to be kind to yourself along the way. Thanks for the awesome tips!
I'm proud my wife and I ran 3 miles together to train for a half-marathon, since we are raising funds to cure Crohn's and colitis.
And I'm proud of supporting my wife who has Crohn's and who recently wrote a similar post for women about "ditching the rock." Great blog post!
I'm proud that I took the first step toward starting my new website by finally buying a domain name! Whoo-hoo!
I am proud that I took the time and energy to look into finding a better and more fulfilling way to live the one life I have. I am now able to let whatever happened stay in the past, let whatever happens in the future just be and live for today.
I totally agree with your reference to nature Jonathan, we could all do with observing nature more, there is no rushing or pushing, yet everything gets done. Live like nature and life becomes very peaceful and meaningful. A great post.
Now what am I proud of?
I am proud of having written two books with a third planned and ready to write.
Great post Jonathan, and perfect timing. I was just beginning to feel guilty for not having accomplished as much as I had intended today and this is a great reminder to reflect on what I have achieved. I'm proud to say that I went to the gym this morning, and started writing an article I've been avoiding. I'll definitely focus on the positives when I talk to my girlfriend tonight over dinner!
A post everyone should read. Practicing gratitude and reflecting on what we are proud of is such an important practice. Some friends and I started a group through the iphone app, Voxer and each night we send to the group our "pearls" of the day. What we are finding is when these moments are witnessed and shared, energy is put towards them and our goals start to pick up a certain traction. It is so exciting and the practice has helped me distill what I find important and has illuminated possibilities I didn't realize were there before.
I'm proud that I wrote and published a book and plan many more. Never in my wildest dreams could I have imagined myself accomplishing such a thing. Your article has effected me as none other. Thank you. I have fought all my life to be "enough." Now I know I am enough. The Lord didn't create nothing less.
reading this just made me feel lighter. Your words did more than rang true, they gently shifted something inside of me. thank you.
I'm proud of helping a total stranger and his friend while trying to get down a hill on campus in a wheelchair.
Loved this post and your video. I am proud of my family and how my children have grown up to be beautiful inside and out. Great words to live by and remember each day.
I meditated, did some yoga, and worked out, and I am proud of it!


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Two of the most creative mandolin players on the contemporary scene, David Grisman and Andy Statman, explore their shared heritage with a moving collection of traditional Jewish music called Songs of Our Fathers. Powerful and passionate, this compilation of instrumental music is guaranteed to take acoustic music lovers places they have never been before. "These songs are very simple but they contain great depth," says Statman, who is also a world-class clarinetist and an Orthodox Jew. "The more heart a player has, the deeper he can go. If you listen with heart, you'll get there too."
The music on Songs of Our Fathers ranges from liturgical melodies written hundreds of years ago to uplifting dance music played at weddings and religious celebrations. Much of the music is influenced by the Jewish instrumental folk music of Eastern Europe known as Klezmer. Still, the music on this collection has its own flair, reflecting the extraordinary talent talent of the musicians who participated in the project. Grisman and Statman solicited the help of the great Hal Blaine on drums and percussion, the incomparable Edgar Meyer on bowed bass, Zachariah Spellman on tuba and David Grisman Quintet members Enrique Coria (guitar) and Jim Kerwin (bass).
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This gathering of eighteen essays explores a period in Britain when the world of letters was brought under harness by the political centre as it had never been before or has been since. The importance of royal patronage for authors and printers alike is the subject of several of these studies; others are concerned with the dangers of unorthodox reading in Tudor England. The break-up of monastic libraries is another theme, as witnessed not only in England but also by observers in the Low Countries and Italy. Also included are studies on the post-dissolution movement of medieval books into the universities and into royal and aristocratic collections, aspects of female reading, verse composition, and the act and art of writing by hand, with wome editions of hitherto unprinted texts.
Gathered from different corners of the field of book history, these studies share the common aim of honouring the contribution of James P. Carley. While known chiefly for his work on Tudor bibliographers, on the survival of medieval books in post-dissolution England and the foundation of the royal library, his interests extend to include monastic history and the Arthurian tradition. In all his work he has shown how close readings in the history of the book can open a window on an entire landscape and provide answers where other models of historical enquiry fall short. These essays seek to honour his achievement by offering close readings of their own.
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There is little doubt that having a baby is perhaps the most amazing experience in a woman's life, but pregnancy ALSO happens to be one of the most stressful times you can imagine. The moment those two pink lines show up on that strip, you start worrying about things you eat to the small dangers of the house which, normally, you would not sweat about. Worrying about things you need to look out for every single day however will cause a headache spanning all the three trimesters, and that certainly dampens your experience as a 'mother to be'. So, it is better to start early and do some proofing around the house to accommodate your pregnancy. Here are some tips to get started.
Change the mats around your house. Those low budget rubber mats might have proved decent enough when you were not pregnant; they really increase the chance of slipping, which is something you might not want to risk during pregnancy.
For the duration of your pregnancy, you might want to lock up those skinny jeans and hide the key. Instead, go shopping for clothes which are more utility oriented. Shirts and dresses a couple of sizes larger than what you regularly wear to accommodate your growing tummy and comfortable sweats might be the first things you want to invest in, followed by a few shoes for utility purposes. Finally, invest in your undergarments. Given the frequent vaginal discharges, you might want to increase the number of those you own, and add in a few plus sized ones since you will have a case of heavier breasts. Be sure that you tuck your underpants below your belly.
Let the high pencil heels and wedges be the thing for cat walk for a while; pregnant ladies need to restrain themselves from wearing the stilettos for some time. There is a marked difference in your balance as your centre of gravity will shift and clumsiness becomes part of your pregnant life. It is thus time to buy sensible, utilitarian shoes. That does not mean you need to walk in nurse shoes and suffer; you can simply wear Sneakers, comfortable boots and sandals which suit your fashion needs. Remember to buy them in a bit larger sizes as well, since your feet ARE going to swell, and that the soles should be sturdy and well grooved in so they are not slippery.
If you are a proud cat owner, run towards the other direction when you need to change the litter box. While pets in themselves are not harmful to your baby, soiled cat litter boxes may cause an infection called toxoplasmosis which damages foetus health.
Get rid of any paint, paint thinners, air fresheners, carpet cleaners, aerosols and other toxic household chemicals from your shed. Pay close attention to the containers while buying them, since they usually carry warning if laden with toxins.
Avoid taking too hot showers or a prolonged dip in hot water. Your body temperature should not exceed 102o F for more than 10 minutes; else the baby might get affected. You might want to adjust the water heaters accordingly.
Stop keeping things around the house which you might either NOT want to fall or what you might need to pick up when it does. Keep glass and other breakable items as far away from corners as possible, and try to avoid handling them since fatigue and dizziness might cause you to drop them. Also, while you don't need to keep your house spotless, try to keep your floors and staircases clear of objects which might trip you.
While there are a lot of Dos and Don'ts involved during pregnancy, worrying about them is often counterproductive. A lot of proofing can be just done using common sense; if it seems like a bad idea, ditch it, or at least hold off till you ask your doctor about it.
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