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package net.joelinn.quartz.jobstore;

import com.fasterxml.jackson.core.JsonProcessingException;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.core.type.TypeReference;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.ObjectMapper;
import org.quartz.Calendar;
import org.quartz.*;
import org.quartz.impl.matchers.GroupMatcher;
import org.quartz.impl.matchers.StringMatcher;
import org.quartz.spi.OperableTrigger;
import org.quartz.spi.SchedulerSignaler;
import org.quartz.spi.TriggerFiredBundle;
import org.quartz.spi.TriggerFiredResult;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;
import redis.clients.jedis.Jedis;
import redis.clients.jedis.Pipeline;
import redis.clients.jedis.Response;

import java.util.*;

/**
 * Joe Linn
 * 8/22/2015
 */
public class RedisStorage extends AbstractRedisStorage<Jedis> {
    private static final Logger logger = LoggerFactory.getLogger(RedisStorage.class);

    public RedisStorage(RedisJobStoreSchema redisSchema, ObjectMapper mapper, SchedulerSignaler signaler, String schedulerInstanceId, int lockTimeout) {
        super(redisSchema, mapper, signaler, schedulerInstanceId, lockTimeout);
    }

    /**
     * Remove the given job from Redis
     * @param jobKey the job to be removed
     * @param jedis a thread-safe Redis connection
     * @return true if the job was removed; false if it did not exist
     */
    @Override
    public boolean removeJob(JobKey jobKey, Jedis jedis) throws JobPersistenceException {
        final String jobHashKey = redisSchema.jobHashKey(jobKey);
        final String jobBlockedKey = redisSchema.jobBlockedKey(jobKey);
        final String jobDataMapHashKey = redisSchema.jobDataMapHashKey(jobKey);
        final String jobGroupSetKey = redisSchema.jobGroupSetKey(jobKey);
        final String jobTriggerSetKey = redisSchema.jobTriggersSetKey(jobKey);

        Pipeline pipe = jedis.pipelined();
        // remove the job and any associated data
        Response<Long> delJobHashKeyResponse = pipe.del(jobHashKey);
        // remove the blocked job key
        pipe.del(jobBlockedKey);
        // remove the job's data map
        pipe.del(jobDataMapHashKey);
        // remove the job from the set of all jobs
        pipe.srem(redisSchema.jobsSet(), jobHashKey);
        // remove the job from the set of blocked jobs
        pipe.srem(redisSchema.blockedJobsSet(), jobHashKey);
        // remove the job from its group
        pipe.srem(jobGroupSetKey, jobHashKey);
        // retrieve the keys for all triggers associated with this job, then delete that set
        Response<Set<String>> jobTriggerSetResponse = pipe.smembers(jobTriggerSetKey);
        pipe.del(jobTriggerSetKey);
        Response<Long> jobGroupSetSizeResponse = pipe.scard(jobGroupSetKey);
        pipe.sync();
        if(jobGroupSetSizeResponse.get() == 0){
            // The group now contains no jobs. Remove it from the set of all job groups.
            jedis.srem(redisSchema.jobGroupsSet(), jobGroupSetKey);
        }

        // remove all triggers associated with this job
        pipe = jedis.pipelined();
        for (String triggerHashKey : jobTriggerSetResponse.get()) {
            // get this trigger's TriggerKey
            final TriggerKey triggerKey = redisSchema.triggerKey(triggerHashKey);
            final String triggerGroupSetKey = redisSchema.triggerGroupSetKey(triggerKey);
            unsetTriggerState(triggerHashKey, jedis);
            // remove the trigger from the set of all triggers
            pipe.srem(redisSchema.triggersSet(), triggerHashKey);
            // remove the trigger's group from the set of all trigger groups
            pipe.srem(redisSchema.triggerGroupsSet(), triggerGroupSetKey);
            // remove this trigger from its group
            pipe.srem(triggerGroupSetKey, triggerHashKey);
            // delete the trigger
            pipe.del(triggerHashKey);
        }
        pipe.sync();

        return delJobHashKeyResponse.get() == 1;
    }

    /**
     * Remove (delete) the {@link org.quartz.Trigger} with the given key.
     * @param triggerKey the key of the trigger to be removed
     * @param removeNonDurableJob if true, the job associated with the given trigger will be removed if it is non-durable
     *                            and has no other triggers
     * @param jedis a thread-safe Redis connection
     * @return true if the trigger was found and removed
     */
    @Override
    protected boolean removeTrigger(TriggerKey triggerKey, boolean removeNonDurableJob, Jedis jedis) throws JobPersistenceException, ClassNotFoundException {
        final String triggerHashKey = redisSchema.triggerHashKey(triggerKey);
        final String triggerGroupSetKey = redisSchema.triggerGroupSetKey(triggerKey);

        if(!jedis.exists(triggerHashKey)){
            return false;
        }

        OperableTrigger trigger = retrieveTrigger(triggerKey, jedis);

        final String jobHashKey = redisSchema.jobHashKey(trigger.getJobKey());
        final String jobTriggerSetKey = redisSchema.jobTriggersSetKey(trigger.getJobKey());

        Pipeline pipe = jedis.pipelined();
        // remove the trigger from the set of all triggers
        pipe.srem(redisSchema.triggersSet(), triggerHashKey);
        // remove the trigger from its trigger group set
        pipe.srem(triggerGroupSetKey, triggerHashKey);
        // remove the trigger from the associated job's trigger set
        pipe.srem(jobTriggerSetKey, triggerHashKey);
        pipe.sync();

        if(jedis.scard(triggerGroupSetKey) == 0){
            // The trigger group set is empty. Remove the trigger group from the set of trigger groups.
            jedis.srem(redisSchema.triggerGroupsSet(), triggerGroupSetKey);
        }

        if(removeNonDurableJob){
            pipe = jedis.pipelined();
            Response<Long> jobTriggerSetKeySizeResponse = pipe.scard(jobTriggerSetKey);
            Response<Boolean> jobExistsResponse = pipe.exists(jobHashKey);
            pipe.sync();
            if(jobTriggerSetKeySizeResponse.get() == 0 && jobExistsResponse.get()){
                JobDetail job = retrieveJob(trigger.getJobKey(), jedis);
                if(!job.isDurable()){
                    // Job is not durable and has no remaining triggers. Delete it.
                    removeJob(job.getKey(), jedis);
                    signaler.notifySchedulerListenersJobDeleted(job.getKey());
                }
            }
        }

        if(isNullOrEmpty(trigger.getCalendarName())){
            jedis.srem(redisSchema.calendarTriggersSetKey(trigger.getCalendarName()), triggerHashKey);
        }
        unsetTriggerState(triggerHashKey, jedis);
        jedis.del(triggerHashKey);
        jedis.del(redisSchema.triggerDataMapHashKey(triggerKey));
        return true;
    }

    /**
     * Store a job in Redis
     * @param jobDetail the {@link org.quartz.JobDetail} object to be stored
     * @param replaceExisting if true, any existing job with the same group and name as the given job will be overwritten
     * @param jedis a thread-safe Redis connection
     * @throws org.quartz.ObjectAlreadyExistsException
     */
    @Override
    @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
    public void storeJob(JobDetail jobDetail, boolean replaceExisting, Jedis jedis) throws ObjectAlreadyExistsException {
        final String jobHashKey = redisSchema.jobHashKey(jobDetail.getKey());
        final String jobDataMapHashKey = redisSchema.jobDataMapHashKey(jobDetail.getKey());
        final String jobGroupSetKey = redisSchema.jobGroupSetKey(jobDetail.getKey());

        if(!replaceExisting && jedis.exists(jobHashKey)){
            throw new ObjectAlreadyExistsException(jobDetail);
        }

        Pipeline pipe = jedis.pipelined();
        pipe.hmset(jobHashKey, (Map<String, String>) mapper.convertValue(jobDetail, new TypeReference<HashMap<String, String>>() {}));
        pipe.del(jobDataMapHashKey);
        if(jobDetail.getJobDataMap() != null && !jobDetail.getJobDataMap().isEmpty()){
            pipe.hmset(jobDataMapHashKey, getStringDataMap(jobDetail.getJobDataMap()));
        }

        pipe.sadd(redisSchema.jobsSet(), jobHashKey);
        pipe.sadd(redisSchema.jobGroupsSet(), jobGroupSetKey);
        pipe.sadd(jobGroupSetKey, jobHashKey);
        pipe.sync();
    }

    /**
     * Store a trigger in redis
     * @param trigger the trigger to be stored
     * @param replaceExisting true if an existing trigger with the same identity should be replaced
     * @param jedis a thread-safe Redis connection
     * @throws JobPersistenceException
     * @throws ObjectAlreadyExistsException
     */
    @Override
    public void storeTrigger(OperableTrigger trigger, boolean replaceExisting, Jedis jedis) throws JobPersistenceException {
        final String triggerHashKey = redisSchema.triggerHashKey(trigger.getKey());
        final String triggerGroupSetKey = redisSchema.triggerGroupSetKey(trigger.getKey());
        final String jobTriggerSetKey = redisSchema.jobTriggersSetKey(trigger.getJobKey());

        if(!(trigger instanceof SimpleTrigger) && !(trigger instanceof CronTrigger)){
            throw new UnsupportedOperationException("Only SimpleTrigger and CronTrigger are supported.");
        }
        final boolean exists = jedis.exists(triggerHashKey);
        if(exists && !replaceExisting){
            throw new ObjectAlreadyExistsException(trigger);
        }

        Map<String, String> triggerMap = mapper.convertValue(trigger, new TypeReference<HashMap<String, String>>() {});
        triggerMap.put(TRIGGER_CLASS, trigger.getClass().getName());

        Pipeline pipe = jedis.pipelined();
        pipe.hmset(triggerHashKey, triggerMap);
        pipe.sadd(redisSchema.triggersSet(), triggerHashKey);
        pipe.sadd(redisSchema.triggerGroupsSet(), triggerGroupSetKey);
        pipe.sadd(triggerGroupSetKey, triggerHashKey);
        pipe.sadd(jobTriggerSetKey, triggerHashKey);
        if(trigger.getCalendarName() != null && !trigger.getCalendarName().isEmpty()){
            final String calendarTriggersSetKey = redisSchema.calendarTriggersSetKey(trigger.getCalendarName());
            pipe.sadd(calendarTriggersSetKey, triggerHashKey);
        }
        if (trigger.getJobDataMap() != null && !trigger.getJobDataMap().isEmpty()) {
            final String triggerDataMapHashKey = redisSchema.triggerDataMapHashKey(trigger.getKey());
            pipe.hmset(triggerDataMapHashKey, getStringDataMap(trigger.getJobDataMap()));
        }
        pipe.sync();

        if(exists){
            // We're overwriting a previously stored instance of this trigger, so clear any existing trigger state.
            unsetTriggerState(triggerHashKey, jedis);
        }

        pipe = jedis.pipelined();
        Response<Boolean> triggerPausedResponse = pipe.sismember(redisSchema.pausedTriggerGroupsSet(), triggerGroupSetKey);
        Response<Boolean> jobPausedResponse = pipe.sismember(redisSchema.pausedJobGroupsSet(), redisSchema.jobGroupSetKey(trigger.getJobKey()));
        pipe.sync();
        final String jobHashKey = redisSchema.jobHashKey(trigger.getJobKey());
        final long nextFireTime = trigger.getNextFireTime() != null ? trigger.getNextFireTime().getTime() : -1;
        if (triggerPausedResponse.get() || jobPausedResponse.get()){
            if (isBlockedJob(jobHashKey, jedis)) {
                setTriggerState(RedisTriggerState.PAUSED_BLOCKED, (double) nextFireTime, triggerHashKey, jedis);
            } else {
                setTriggerState(RedisTriggerState.PAUSED, (double) nextFireTime, triggerHashKey, jedis);
            }
        } else if(trigger.getNextFireTime() != null){
            if (isBlockedJob(jobHashKey, jedis)) {
                setTriggerState(RedisTriggerState.BLOCKED, nextFireTime, triggerHashKey, jedis);
            } else {
                setTriggerState(RedisTriggerState.WAITING, (double) trigger.getNextFireTime().getTime(), triggerHashKey, jedis);
            }
        }
    }

    /**
     * Unsets the state of the given trigger key by removing the trigger from all trigger state sets.
     * @param triggerHashKey the redis key of the desired trigger hash
     * @param jedis a thread-safe Redis connection
     * @return true if the trigger was removed, false if the trigger was stateless
     * @throws org.quartz.JobPersistenceException if the unset operation failed
     */
    @Override
    public boolean unsetTriggerState(final String triggerHashKey, Jedis jedis) throws JobPersistenceException {
        boolean removed = false;
        Pipeline pipe = jedis.pipelined();
        List<Response<Long>> responses = new ArrayList<>(RedisTriggerState.values().length);
        for (RedisTriggerState state : RedisTriggerState.values()) {
            responses.add(pipe.zrem(redisSchema.triggerStateKey(state), triggerHashKey));
        }
        pipe.sync();
        for (Response<Long> response : responses) {
            removed = response.get() == 1;
            if(removed){
                jedis.del(redisSchema.triggerLockKey(redisSchema.triggerKey(triggerHashKey)));
                break;
            }
        }
        return removed;
    }

    /**
     * Store a {@link org.quartz.Calendar}
     * @param name the name of the calendar
     * @param calendar the calendar object to be stored
     * @param replaceExisting if true, any existing calendar with the same name will be overwritten
     * @param updateTriggers if true, any existing triggers associated with the calendar will be updated
     * @param jedis a thread-safe Redis connection
     * @throws JobPersistenceException
     */
    @Override
    public void storeCalendar(String name, Calendar calendar, boolean replaceExisting, boolean updateTriggers, Jedis jedis) throws JobPersistenceException{
        final String calendarHashKey = redisSchema.calendarHashKey(name);
        if(!replaceExisting && jedis.exists(calendarHashKey)){
            throw new ObjectAlreadyExistsException(String.format("Calendar with key %s already exists.", calendarHashKey));
        }
        Map<String, String> calendarMap = new HashMap<>();
        calendarMap.put(CALENDAR_CLASS, calendar.getClass().getName());
        try {
            calendarMap.put(CALENDAR_JSON, mapper.writeValueAsString(calendar));
        } catch (JsonProcessingException e) {
            throw new JobPersistenceException("Unable to serialize calendar.", e);
        }

        Pipeline pipe = jedis.pipelined();
        pipe.hmset(calendarHashKey, calendarMap);
        pipe.sadd(redisSchema.calendarsSet(), calendarHashKey);
        pipe.sync();

        if(updateTriggers){
            final String calendarTriggersSetKey = redisSchema.calendarTriggersSetKey(name);
            Set<String> triggerHashKeys = jedis.smembers(calendarTriggersSetKey);
            for (String triggerHashKey : triggerHashKeys) {
                OperableTrigger trigger = retrieveTrigger(redisSchema.triggerKey(triggerHashKey), jedis);
                long removed = jedis.zrem(redisSchema.triggerStateKey(RedisTriggerState.WAITING), triggerHashKey);
                trigger.updateWithNewCalendar(calendar, misfireThreshold);
                if(removed == 1){
                    setTriggerState(RedisTriggerState.WAITING, (double) trigger.getNextFireTime().getTime(), triggerHashKey, jedis);
                }
            }
        }
    }

    /**
     * Remove (delete) the {@link org.quartz.Calendar} with the given name.
     * @param calendarName the name of the calendar to be removed
     * @param jedis a thread-safe Redis connection
     * @return true if a calendar with the given name was found and removed
     */
    @Override
    public boolean removeCalendar(String calendarName, Jedis jedis) throws JobPersistenceException {
        final String calendarTriggersSetKey = redisSchema.calendarTriggersSetKey(calendarName);

        if(jedis.scard(calendarTriggersSetKey) > 0){
            throw new JobPersistenceException(String.format("There are triggers pointing to calendar %s, so it cannot be removed.", calendarName));
        }
        final String calendarHashKey = redisSchema.calendarHashKey(calendarName);
        Pipeline pipe = jedis.pipelined();
        Response<Long> deleteResponse = pipe.del(calendarHashKey);
        pipe.srem(redisSchema.calendarsSet(), calendarHashKey);
        pipe.sync();

        return deleteResponse.get() == 1;
    }

    /**
     * Get the keys of all of the {@link org.quartz.Job} s that have the given group name.
     * @param matcher the matcher with which to compare group names
     * @param jedis a thread-safe Redis connection
     * @return the set of all JobKeys which have the given group name
     */
    @Override
    public Set<JobKey> getJobKeys(GroupMatcher<JobKey> matcher, Jedis jedis){
        Set<JobKey> jobKeys = new HashSet<>();
        if(matcher.getCompareWithOperator() == StringMatcher.StringOperatorName.EQUALS){
            final String jobGroupSetKey = redisSchema.jobGroupSetKey(new JobKey("", matcher.getCompareToValue()));
            final Set<String> jobs = jedis.smembers(jobGroupSetKey);
            if(jobs != null){
                for (final String job : jobs) {
                    jobKeys.add(redisSchema.jobKey(job));
                }
            }
        }
        else{
            List<Response<Set<String>>> jobGroups = new ArrayList<>();
            Pipeline pipe = jedis.pipelined();
            for (final String jobGroupSetKey : jedis.smembers(redisSchema.jobGroupsSet())) {
                if(matcher.getCompareWithOperator().evaluate(redisSchema.jobGroup(jobGroupSetKey), matcher.getCompareToValue())){
                    jobGroups.add(pipe.smembers(jobGroupSetKey));
                }
            }
            pipe.sync();
            for (Response<Set<String>> jobGroup : jobGroups) {
                if(jobGroup.get() != null){
                    for (final String job : jobGroup.get()) {
                        jobKeys.add(redisSchema.jobKey(job));
                    }
                }
            }
        }
        return jobKeys;
    }

    /**
     * Get the names of all of the {@link org.quartz.Trigger} s that have the given group name.
     * @param matcher the matcher with which to compare group names
     * @param jedis a thread-safe Redis connection
     * @return the set of all TriggerKeys which have the given group name
     */
    @Override
    public Set<TriggerKey> getTriggerKeys(GroupMatcher<TriggerKey> matcher, Jedis jedis){
        Set<TriggerKey> triggerKeys = new HashSet<>();
        if(matcher.getCompareWithOperator() == StringMatcher.StringOperatorName.EQUALS){
            final String triggerGroupSetKey = redisSchema.triggerGroupSetKey(new TriggerKey("", matcher.getCompareToValue()));
            final Set<String> triggers = jedis.smembers(triggerGroupSetKey);
            if(triggers != null){
                for (final String trigger : triggers) {
                    triggerKeys.add(redisSchema.triggerKey(trigger));
                }
            }
        }
        else{
            List<Response<Set<String>>> triggerGroups = new ArrayList<>();
            Pipeline pipe = jedis.pipelined();
            for (final String triggerGroupSetKey : jedis.smembers(redisSchema.triggerGroupsSet())) {
                if(matcher.getCompareWithOperator().evaluate(redisSchema.triggerGroup(triggerGroupSetKey), matcher.getCompareToValue())){
                    triggerGroups.add(pipe.smembers(triggerGroupSetKey));
                }
            }
            pipe.sync();
            for (Response<Set<String>> triggerGroup : triggerGroups) {
                if(triggerGroup.get() != null){
                    for (final String trigger : triggerGroup.get()) {
                        triggerKeys.add(redisSchema.triggerKey(trigger));
                    }
                }
            }
        }
        return triggerKeys;
    }

    /**
     * Get the current state of the identified {@link org.quartz.Trigger}.
     * @param triggerKey the key of the desired trigger
     * @param jedis a thread-safe Redis connection
     * @return the state of the trigger
     */
    @Override
    public Trigger.TriggerState getTriggerState(TriggerKey triggerKey, Jedis jedis){
        final String triggerHashKey = redisSchema.triggerHashKey(triggerKey);
        Pipeline pipe = jedis.pipelined();
        Map<RedisTriggerState, Response<Double>> scores = new HashMap<>(RedisTriggerState.values().length);
        for (RedisTriggerState redisTriggerState : RedisTriggerState.values()) {
            scores.put(redisTriggerState, pipe.zscore(redisSchema.triggerStateKey(redisTriggerState), triggerHashKey));
        }
        pipe.sync();
        for (Map.Entry<RedisTriggerState, Response<Double>> entry : scores.entrySet()) {
            if(entry.getValue().get() != null){
                return entry.getKey().getTriggerState();
            }
        }
        return Trigger.TriggerState.NONE;
    }

    /**
     * Pause the trigger with the given key
     * @param triggerKey the key of the trigger to be paused
     * @param jedis a thread-safe Redis connection
     * @throws JobPersistenceException if the desired trigger does not exist
     */
    @Override
    public void pauseTrigger(TriggerKey triggerKey, Jedis jedis) throws JobPersistenceException {
        final String triggerHashKey = redisSchema.triggerHashKey(triggerKey);
        Pipeline pipe = jedis.pipelined();
        Response<Boolean> exists = pipe.exists(triggerHashKey);
        Response<Double> completedScore = pipe.zscore(redisSchema.triggerStateKey(RedisTriggerState.COMPLETED), triggerHashKey);
        Response<String> nextFireTimeResponse = pipe.hget(triggerHashKey, TRIGGER_NEXT_FIRE_TIME);
        Response<Double> blockedScore = pipe.zscore(redisSchema.triggerStateKey(RedisTriggerState.BLOCKED), triggerHashKey);
        pipe.sync();

        if(!exists.get()){
            return;
        }
        if(completedScore.get() != null){
            // doesn't make sense to pause a completed trigger
            return;
        }

        final long nextFireTime = nextFireTimeResponse.get() == null
                || nextFireTimeResponse.get().isEmpty() ? -1 : Long.parseLong(nextFireTimeResponse.get());
        if(blockedScore.get() != null){
            setTriggerState(RedisTriggerState.PAUSED_BLOCKED, (double) nextFireTime, triggerHashKey, jedis);
        }
        else{
            setTriggerState(RedisTriggerState.PAUSED, (double) nextFireTime, triggerHashKey, jedis);
        }
    }

    /**
     * Pause all of the {@link org.quartz.Trigger}s in the given group.
     * @param matcher matcher for the trigger groups to be paused
     * @param jedis a thread-safe Redis connection
     * @return a collection of names of trigger groups which were matched and paused
     * @throws JobPersistenceException
     */
    @Override
    public Collection<String> pauseTriggers(GroupMatcher<TriggerKey> matcher, Jedis jedis) throws JobPersistenceException {
        Set<String> pausedTriggerGroups = new HashSet<>();
        if(matcher.getCompareWithOperator() == StringMatcher.StringOperatorName.EQUALS){
            final String triggerGroupSetKey = redisSchema.triggerGroupSetKey(new TriggerKey("", matcher.getCompareToValue()));
            final long addResult = jedis.sadd(redisSchema.pausedTriggerGroupsSet(), triggerGroupSetKey);
            if(addResult > 0){
                for (final String trigger : jedis.smembers(triggerGroupSetKey)) {
                    pauseTrigger(redisSchema.triggerKey(trigger), jedis);
                }
                pausedTriggerGroups.add(redisSchema.triggerGroup(triggerGroupSetKey));
            }
        }
        else{
            Map<String, Response<Set<String>>> triggerGroups = new HashMap<>();
            Pipeline pipe = jedis.pipelined();
            for (final String triggerGroupSetKey : jedis.smembers(redisSchema.triggerGroupsSet())) {
                if(matcher.getCompareWithOperator().evaluate(redisSchema.triggerGroup(triggerGroupSetKey), matcher.getCompareToValue())){
                    triggerGroups.put(triggerGroupSetKey, pipe.smembers(triggerGroupSetKey));
                }
            }
            pipe.sync();
            for (final Map.Entry<String, Response<Set<String>>> entry : triggerGroups.entrySet()) {
                if(jedis.sadd(redisSchema.pausedJobGroupsSet(), entry.getKey()) > 0){
                    // This trigger group was not paused. Pause it now.
                    pausedTriggerGroups.add(redisSchema.triggerGroup(entry.getKey()));
                    for (final String triggerHashKey : entry.getValue().get()) {
                        pauseTrigger(redisSchema.triggerKey(triggerHashKey), jedis);
                    }
                }
            }
        }
        return pausedTriggerGroups;
    }

    /**
     * Pause all of the {@link org.quartz.Job}s in the given group - by pausing all of their
     * Triggers.
     * @param groupMatcher the mather which will determine which job group should be paused
     * @param jedis a thread-safe Redis connection
     * @return a collection of names of job groups which have been paused
     * @throws JobPersistenceException
     */
    @Override
    public Collection<String> pauseJobs(GroupMatcher<JobKey> groupMatcher, Jedis jedis) throws JobPersistenceException {
        Set<String> pausedJobGroups = new HashSet<>();
        if(groupMatcher.getCompareWithOperator() == StringMatcher.StringOperatorName.EQUALS){
            final String jobGroupSetKey = redisSchema.jobGroupSetKey(new JobKey("", groupMatcher.getCompareToValue()));
            if(jedis.sadd(redisSchema.pausedJobGroupsSet(), jobGroupSetKey) > 0){
                pausedJobGroups.add(redisSchema.jobGroup(jobGroupSetKey));
                for (String job : jedis.smembers(jobGroupSetKey)) {
                    pauseJob(redisSchema.jobKey(job), jedis);
                }
            }
        }
        else{
            Map<String, Response<Set<String>>> jobGroups = new HashMap<>();
            Pipeline pipe = jedis.pipelined();
            for (final String jobGroupSetKey : jedis.smembers(redisSchema.jobGroupsSet())) {
                if(groupMatcher.getCompareWithOperator().evaluate(redisSchema.jobGroup(jobGroupSetKey), groupMatcher.getCompareToValue())){
                    jobGroups.put(jobGroupSetKey, pipe.smembers(jobGroupSetKey));
                }
            }
            pipe.sync();
            for (final Map.Entry<String, Response<Set<String>>> entry : jobGroups.entrySet()) {
                if(jedis.sadd(redisSchema.pausedJobGroupsSet(), entry.getKey()) > 0){
                    // This job group was not already paused. Pause it now.
                    pausedJobGroups.add(redisSchema.jobGroup(entry.getKey()));
                    for (final String jobHashKey : entry.getValue().get()) {
                        pauseJob(redisSchema.jobKey(jobHashKey), jedis);
                    }
                }
            }
        }
        return pausedJobGroups;
    }

    /**
     * Resume (un-pause) a {@link org.quartz.Trigger}
     * @param triggerKey the key of the trigger to be resumed
     * @param jedis a thread-safe Redis connection
     */
    @Override
    public void resumeTrigger(TriggerKey triggerKey, Jedis jedis) throws JobPersistenceException {
        final String triggerHashKey = redisSchema.triggerHashKey(triggerKey);
        Pipeline pipe = jedis.pipelined();
        Response<Boolean> exists = pipe.sismember(redisSchema.triggersSet(), triggerHashKey);
        Response<Double> isPaused = pipe.zscore(redisSchema.triggerStateKey(RedisTriggerState.PAUSED), triggerHashKey);
        Response<Double> isPausedBlocked = pipe.zscore(redisSchema.triggerStateKey(RedisTriggerState.PAUSED_BLOCKED), triggerHashKey);
        pipe.sync();

        if(!exists.get()){
            // Trigger does not exist.  Nothing to do.
            return;
        }
        if(isPaused.get() == null && isPausedBlocked.get() == null){
            // Trigger is not paused. Nothing to do.
            return;
        }
        OperableTrigger trigger = retrieveTrigger(triggerKey, jedis);
        final String jobHashKey = redisSchema.jobHashKey(trigger.getJobKey());
        final Date nextFireTime = trigger.getNextFireTime();

        if(nextFireTime != null){
            if(isBlockedJob(jobHashKey, jedis)){
                setTriggerState(RedisTriggerState.BLOCKED, (double) nextFireTime.getTime(), triggerHashKey, jedis);
            }
            else{
                setTriggerState(RedisTriggerState.WAITING, (double) nextFireTime.getTime(), triggerHashKey, jedis);
            }
        }
        applyMisfire(trigger, jedis);
    }

    /**
     * Resume (un-pause) all of the {@link org.quartz.Trigger}s in the given group.
     * @param matcher matcher for the trigger groups to be resumed
     * @param jedis a thread-safe Redis connection
     * @return the names of trigger groups which were resumed
     */
    @Override
    public Collection<String> resumeTriggers(GroupMatcher<TriggerKey> matcher, Jedis jedis) throws JobPersistenceException {
        Set<String> resumedTriggerGroups = new HashSet<>();
        if (matcher.getCompareWithOperator() == StringMatcher.StringOperatorName.EQUALS) {
            final String triggerGroupSetKey = redisSchema.triggerGroupSetKey(new TriggerKey("", matcher.getCompareToValue()));
            Pipeline pipe = jedis.pipelined();
            pipe.srem(redisSchema.pausedJobGroupsSet(), triggerGroupSetKey);
            Response<Set<String>> triggerHashKeysResponse = pipe.smembers(triggerGroupSetKey);
            pipe.sync();
            for (String triggerHashKey : triggerHashKeysResponse.get()) {
                OperableTrigger trigger = retrieveTrigger(redisSchema.triggerKey(triggerHashKey), jedis);
                resumeTrigger(trigger.getKey(), jedis);
                resumedTriggerGroups.add(trigger.getKey().getGroup());
            }
        }
        else {
            for (final String triggerGroupSetKey : jedis.smembers(redisSchema.triggerGroupsSet())) {
                if(matcher.getCompareWithOperator().evaluate(redisSchema.triggerGroup(triggerGroupSetKey), matcher.getCompareToValue())){
                    resumedTriggerGroups.addAll(resumeTriggers(GroupMatcher.triggerGroupEquals(redisSchema.triggerGroup(triggerGroupSetKey)), jedis));
                }
            }
        }
        return resumedTriggerGroups;
    }

    /**
     * Resume (un-pause) all of the {@link org.quartz.Job}s in the given group.
     * @param matcher the matcher with which to compare job group names
     * @param jedis a thread-safe Redis connection
     * @return the set of job groups which were matched and resumed
     */
    @Override
    public Collection<String> resumeJobs(GroupMatcher<JobKey> matcher, Jedis jedis) throws JobPersistenceException {
        Set<String> resumedJobGroups = new HashSet<>();
        if (matcher.getCompareWithOperator() == StringMatcher.StringOperatorName.EQUALS) {
            final String jobGroupSetKey = redisSchema.jobGroupSetKey(new JobKey("", matcher.getCompareToValue()));
            Pipeline pipe = jedis.pipelined();
            Response<Long> unpauseResponse = pipe.srem(redisSchema.pausedJobGroupsSet(), jobGroupSetKey);
            Response<Set<String>> jobsResponse = pipe.smembers(jobGroupSetKey);
            pipe.sync();
            if(unpauseResponse.get() > 0){
                resumedJobGroups.add(redisSchema.jobGroup(jobGroupSetKey));
            }
            for (String job : jobsResponse.get()) {
                resumeJob(redisSchema.jobKey(job), jedis);
            }
        }
        else{
            for (final String jobGroupSetKey : jedis.smembers(redisSchema.jobGroupsSet())) {
                if(matcher.getCompareWithOperator().evaluate(redisSchema.jobGroup(jobGroupSetKey), matcher.getCompareToValue())){
                    resumedJobGroups.addAll(resumeJobs(GroupMatcher.jobGroupEquals(redisSchema.jobGroup(jobGroupSetKey)), jedis));
                }
            }
        }
        return resumedJobGroups;
    }

    /**
     * Inform the JobStore that the scheduler is now firing the
     * given Trigger (executing its associated Job),
     * that it had previously acquired (reserved).
     * @param triggers a list of triggers
     * @param jedis a thread-safe Redis connection
     * @return may return null if all the triggers or their calendars no longer exist, or
     * if the trigger was not successfully put into the 'executing'
     * state.  Preference is to return an empty list if none of the triggers
     * could be fired.
     */
    @Override
    public List<TriggerFiredResult> triggersFired(List<OperableTrigger> triggers, Jedis jedis) throws JobPersistenceException, ClassNotFoundException {
        List<TriggerFiredResult> results = new ArrayList<>();
        for (OperableTrigger trigger : triggers) {
            final String triggerHashKey = redisSchema.triggerHashKey(trigger.getKey());
            logger.debug(String.format("Trigger %s fired.", triggerHashKey));
            Pipeline pipe = jedis.pipelined();
            Response<Boolean> triggerExistsResponse = pipe.exists(triggerHashKey);
            Response<Double> triggerAcquiredResponse = pipe.zscore(redisSchema.triggerStateKey(RedisTriggerState.ACQUIRED), triggerHashKey);
            pipe.sync();
            if(!triggerExistsResponse.get() || triggerAcquiredResponse.get() == null){
                // the trigger does not exist or the trigger is not acquired
                if(!triggerExistsResponse.get()){
                    logger.debug(String.format("Trigger %s does not exist.", triggerHashKey));
                }
                else{
                    logger.debug(String.format("Trigger %s was not acquired.", triggerHashKey));
                }
                continue;
            }
            Calendar calendar = null;
            final String calendarName = trigger.getCalendarName();
            if(calendarName != null){
                calendar = retrieveCalendar(calendarName, jedis);
                if(calendar == null){
                    continue;
                }
            }

            final Date previousFireTime = trigger.getPreviousFireTime();
            trigger.triggered(calendar);

            // set the trigger state to WAITING
            final Date nextFireDate = trigger.getNextFireTime();
            long nextFireTime = 0;
            if (nextFireDate != null) {
                nextFireTime = nextFireDate.getTime();
                jedis.hset(triggerHashKey, TRIGGER_NEXT_FIRE_TIME, Long.toString(nextFireTime));
                setTriggerState(RedisTriggerState.WAITING, (double) nextFireTime, triggerHashKey, jedis);
            }

            JobDetail job = retrieveJob(trigger.getJobKey(), jedis);
            TriggerFiredBundle triggerFiredBundle = new TriggerFiredBundle(job, trigger, calendar, false, new Date(), previousFireTime, previousFireTime, nextFireDate);

            // handling jobs for which concurrent execution is disallowed
            if (isJobConcurrentExecutionDisallowed(job.getJobClass())){
                if (logger.isTraceEnabled()) {
                    logger.trace("Firing trigger " + trigger.getKey() + " for job " + job.getKey() + " for which concurrent execution is disallowed. Adding job to blocked jobs set.");
                }
                final String jobHashKey = redisSchema.jobHashKey(trigger.getJobKey());
                final String jobTriggerSetKey = redisSchema.jobTriggersSetKey(job.getKey());
                for (String nonConcurrentTriggerHashKey : jedis.smembers(jobTriggerSetKey)) {
                    Double score = jedis.zscore(redisSchema.triggerStateKey(RedisTriggerState.WAITING), nonConcurrentTriggerHashKey);
                    if(score != null){
                        if (logger.isTraceEnabled()) {
                            logger.trace("Setting state of trigger " + trigger.getKey() + " for non-concurrent job " + job.getKey() + " to BLOCKED.");
                        }
                        setTriggerState(RedisTriggerState.BLOCKED, score, nonConcurrentTriggerHashKey, jedis);
                        // setting trigger state removes trigger locks, so re-lock
                        lockTrigger(redisSchema.triggerKey(nonConcurrentTriggerHashKey), jedis);
                    }
                    else{
                        score = jedis.zscore(redisSchema.triggerStateKey(RedisTriggerState.PAUSED), nonConcurrentTriggerHashKey);
                        if(score != null){
                            if (logger.isTraceEnabled()) {
                                logger.trace("Setting state of trigger " + trigger.getKey() + " for non-concurrent job " + job.getKey() + " to PAUSED_BLOCKED.");
                            }
                            setTriggerState(RedisTriggerState.PAUSED_BLOCKED, score, nonConcurrentTriggerHashKey, jedis);
                            // setting trigger state removes trigger locks, so re-lock
                            lockTrigger(redisSchema.triggerKey(nonConcurrentTriggerHashKey), jedis);
                        }
                    }
                }
                pipe = jedis.pipelined();
                pipe.set(redisSchema.jobBlockedKey(job.getKey()), schedulerInstanceId);
                pipe.sadd(redisSchema.blockedJobsSet(), jobHashKey);
                pipe.sync();
            } else if(nextFireDate != null){
                jedis.hset(triggerHashKey, TRIGGER_NEXT_FIRE_TIME, Long.toString(nextFireTime));
                logger.debug(String.format("Releasing trigger %s with next fire time %s. Setting state to WAITING.", triggerHashKey, nextFireTime));
                setTriggerState(RedisTriggerState.WAITING, (double) nextFireTime, triggerHashKey, jedis);
            } else {
                jedis.hset(triggerHashKey, TRIGGER_NEXT_FIRE_TIME, "");
                unsetTriggerState(triggerHashKey, jedis);
            }
            jedis.hset(triggerHashKey, TRIGGER_PREVIOUS_FIRE_TIME, Long.toString(System.currentTimeMillis()));

            results.add(new TriggerFiredResult(triggerFiredBundle));
        }
        return results;
    }

    /**
     * Inform the JobStore that the scheduler has completed the
     * firing of the given Trigger (and the execution of its
     * associated Job completed, threw an exception, or was vetoed),
     * and that the {@link org.quartz.JobDataMap}
     * in the given JobDetail should be updated if the Job
     * is stateful.
     * @param trigger the trigger which was completed
     * @param jobDetail the job which was completed
     * @param triggerInstCode the status of the completed job
     * @param jedis a thread-safe Redis connection
     */
    @Override
    public void triggeredJobComplete(OperableTrigger trigger, JobDetail jobDetail, Trigger.CompletedExecutionInstruction triggerInstCode, Jedis jedis) throws JobPersistenceException, ClassNotFoundException {
        final String jobHashKey = redisSchema.jobHashKey(jobDetail.getKey());
        final String jobDataMapHashKey = redisSchema.jobDataMapHashKey(jobDetail.getKey());
        final String triggerHashKey = redisSchema.triggerHashKey(trigger.getKey());
        logger.debug(String.format("Job %s completed.", jobHashKey));
        if(jedis.exists(jobHashKey)) {
            // job was not deleted during execution
            Pipeline pipe;
            if (isPersistJobDataAfterExecution(jobDetail.getJobClass())) {
                // update the job data map
                JobDataMap jobDataMap = jobDetail.getJobDataMap();
                pipe = jedis.pipelined();
                pipe.del(jobDataMapHashKey);
                if (jobDataMap != null && !jobDataMap.isEmpty()) {
                    pipe.hmset(jobDataMapHashKey, getStringDataMap(jobDataMap));
                }
                pipe.syncAndReturnAll();
            }
            if (isJobConcurrentExecutionDisallowed(jobDetail.getJobClass())) {
                // unblock the job
                pipe = jedis.pipelined();
                pipe.srem(redisSchema.blockedJobsSet(), jobHashKey);
                pipe.del(redisSchema.jobBlockedKey(jobDetail.getKey()));
                pipe.syncAndReturnAll();

                final String jobTriggersSetKey = redisSchema.jobTriggersSetKey(jobDetail.getKey());
                for (String nonConcurrentTriggerHashKey : jedis.smembers(jobTriggersSetKey)) {
                    Double score = jedis.zscore(redisSchema.triggerStateKey(RedisTriggerState.BLOCKED), nonConcurrentTriggerHashKey);
                    if (score != null) {
                        setTriggerState(RedisTriggerState.WAITING, score, nonConcurrentTriggerHashKey, jedis);
                    }
                    else {
                        score = jedis.zscore(redisSchema.triggerStateKey(RedisTriggerState.PAUSED_BLOCKED), nonConcurrentTriggerHashKey);
                        if (score != null) {
                            setTriggerState(RedisTriggerState.PAUSED, score, nonConcurrentTriggerHashKey, jedis);
                        }
                    }
                }
                signaler.signalSchedulingChange(0L);
            }
        }
        else{
            // unblock the job, even if it has been deleted
            jedis.srem(redisSchema.blockedJobsSet(), jobHashKey);
        }

        if(jedis.exists(triggerHashKey)){
            // trigger was not deleted during job execution
            if(triggerInstCode == Trigger.CompletedExecutionInstruction.DELETE_TRIGGER){
                if(trigger.getNextFireTime() == null){
                    // double-check for possible reschedule within job execution, which would cancel the need to delete
                    if(isNullOrEmpty(jedis.hget(triggerHashKey, TRIGGER_NEXT_FIRE_TIME))){
                        removeTrigger(trigger.getKey(), jedis);
                    }
                }
                else{
                    removeTrigger(trigger.getKey(), jedis);
                    signaler.signalSchedulingChange(0L);
                }
            }
            else if(triggerInstCode == Trigger.CompletedExecutionInstruction.SET_TRIGGER_COMPLETE){
                setTriggerState(RedisTriggerState.COMPLETED, (double) System.currentTimeMillis(), triggerHashKey, jedis);
                signaler.signalSchedulingChange(0L);
            }
            else if(triggerInstCode == Trigger.CompletedExecutionInstruction.SET_TRIGGER_ERROR){
                logger.debug(String.format("Trigger %s set to ERROR state.", triggerHashKey));
                final double score = trigger.getNextFireTime() != null ? (double) trigger.getNextFireTime().getTime() : 0;
                setTriggerState(RedisTriggerState.ERROR, score, triggerHashKey, jedis);
                signaler.signalSchedulingChange(0L);
            }
            else if(triggerInstCode == Trigger.CompletedExecutionInstruction.SET_ALL_JOB_TRIGGERS_ERROR){
                final String jobTriggersSetKey = redisSchema.jobTriggersSetKey(jobDetail.getKey());
                for (String errorTriggerHashKey : jedis.smembers(jobTriggersSetKey)) {
                    final String nextFireTime = jedis.hget(errorTriggerHashKey, TRIGGER_NEXT_FIRE_TIME);
                    final double score = isNullOrEmpty(nextFireTime) ? 0 : Double.parseDouble(nextFireTime);
                    setTriggerState(RedisTriggerState.ERROR, score, errorTriggerHashKey, jedis);
                }
                signaler.signalSchedulingChange(0L);
            }
            else if(triggerInstCode == Trigger.CompletedExecutionInstruction.SET_ALL_JOB_TRIGGERS_COMPLETE){
                final String jobTriggerSetKey = redisSchema.jobTriggersSetKey(jobDetail.getKey());
                for (String completedTriggerHashKey : jedis.smembers(jobTriggerSetKey)) {
                    setTriggerState(RedisTriggerState.COMPLETED, (double) System.currentTimeMillis(), completedTriggerHashKey, jedis);
                }
                signaler.signalSchedulingChange(0L);
            }
        }
    }
}


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Visitors to The Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum, on the Mall in Washington, DC. can interactively explore real NASA mission data in four Elumenati Cobra Panoramas, driven by NASA JPL's Eyes platforms. In the Orbital Vistas: The Earth from Space gallery, two systems use Eyes on the Earth to fly along with NASA's fleet of Earth Science missions and explore our planet from a global perspective, with new data collected daily.
In the Exploring the Planets gallery, one Panorama features Eyes on the Solar System, for travel to the planets, their moons, asteroids, comets, and the spacecraft exploring them from 1950 to 2050. A second system features Eyes on Exoplanets, an immersive, real-time visualization of all planets that have been discovered around other stars.
We've collaborated on the Eyes project with NASA JPL's dev team for several years now. Incorporating Omnity into the Eyes code base enables the platforms for display on domes, panoramas, and spheres. This 2016 project was our second project at the National Air & Space Museum – the Exploring the Planets gallery features a globe powered by an Elumenati OmniFocus projection system installed in 2014. We updated that in 2018 – WorldViewer drives a multi-display interactive with the globe and panoramic immersive projection. More info here!


The PRECICE Lengthening Nail is an internal rod or device used to lengthen the femur (thigh bone) or tibia (shin bone). It can be used for lengthening a shortened bone after trauma, infection, disease and for a congenitally shortened bone.
The PRECICE Lengthening nail is a two part telescopic rod with a magnetic distraction component (lengthening device). The lengthening programme of the nail is prescribed by Dr O'Carrigan and is based on your clinical assessment (check up) and X ray measurements taken at your Out Patient appointment.
How does the PRECICE Lengthening Nail work?
During anaesthetic the nail is inserted into the center/hollow canal of the shortened femur (thigh bone) or tibia (shin bone) and held into place with screws at each end. Then small surgical incision/s (cuts) are made through which the surgeon cut the bone/s. This is referred to as a corticotomy/osteotomy. The surgical wounds are then sutured (stitched) with dissolvable sutures and covered with waterproof dressing/s.
All patient return to the ward with a Patient Controlled Analgesia (PCA) with a pain management protocol set with your anaesthetist and regular nurse monitoring. You will have a urinary catheter to assist with passing urine (water) until your PCA is down and you have mobilized from bed within 12-24 hours of surgery with our physiotherapist/s. Other pain relief will be offered as required. Your can eat and drink after your anaesthetic as directed by your nurse.
Between day one and three post insertion of the Nail you will have a repeat X ray to check the position of the nail and once you have adequate pain control and have been cleared by the physio you will be discharged home with a follow up date with Dr O'Carrigan of between 10-14 days.
At the first postop visit Dr O'Carrigan or his team will remove the dressings and sutures and the lengthening will commence using the ERC.. Lengthening is achieved by following demonstrated instruction regarding the lengthening technique with the External remote control (ERC) and the exercise regime provided. Over the next few days and weeks the two ends of the telescopic rod (nail) slowly pull apart creating a gap in the bone. This phase is referred to as the Distraction phase (lengthening phase). You can expect to be reviewed at least fortnightly during this lengthening process/phase with X rays taken at each visit to access your progress of distraction (lengthening / correction) while mobilising (walking) on crutches with only toe touching to protect the nail and new bone.
Once the nail is out to length the distraction phase is complete however osteogenesis (creation of new bone in the gap) continues. This is referred to as the Consolidation phase (hardening of the new bone formed in the gap). At this point you would be expected to come for review once a month, with ongoing physiotherapy at home while back at work / study at least part time. You would remain on crutches and slowly increase weight bearing status as the bone consolidates in the gap. Dr O'Carrigan will advise when you can commence full unrestricted weight bearing and this judgement is based on the X-ray and clinical appearances. Once the bone is consolidated (hardened) Dr O'Carrigan will request less frequent follow up appointments and you will be encouraged to mobilize with out crutches gradually.
At your appointment you will meet with Dr O'Carrigan he will take a detailed history and examination and provide a report to your referring doctor and copy it to you for your perusal. There will be a follow up appointment in the light of that advice where a decision of whether or not to proceed to surgery will be made. If the decision is to proceed then Dr O'Carrigan will have a detailed discussion with you about the potential risks and complications of the procedure and explain the expected clinical course.
A record of the preoperative discussion will be made and an admission form for the relevant hospital completed with the consent. My staff will prepare a detailed quote so you are fully aware of the costs of the proposed surgery.
The hospital will inform you by telephone with instruction for admission and fasting times.
The expected length of hospital admission is 3-5 nights. Surgery is on the same day as admission. The anaesthetist will review you in the anaesthetic room prior to surgery and discuss a pain management plan after surgery. The Medical, Nursing and Allied health staff at the hospital will provide care and management to you and your family under the supervision of Dr O'Carrigan.
It is expected that you will mobilize from your bed with 12 – 24 hours after surgery on crutches / rolator with assistance from our physiotherapists. Early mobilization is important in terms of reducing risks associated with surgery and anaesthetic.
An X ray will be taken prior to discharge and pain medication will be dispensed on discharge to provide ongoing pain relief during the lengthening phase and a follow up appointment booked with the LRS team.
The Precice lengthening nail allows controlled and precise correction of leg length discrepancies with a higher union rate and lower complication rate than previous lengthening nails.
Please contact our office on 02 96021113 if you would like to consult Dr O'Carrigan to see if this procedure is suitable for you.


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Recessed lighting is an essential component to any well-lit space. It provides ambient and task lighting, highlights architectural features, accents art, wall textures, and more. When designing a space, we tend to focus on the decorative elements, like chandeliers and lamps, but let's not forget the hardest worker in the room: Recessed lights.
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Recessed lighting can achieve a wide range of lighting effects appropriate for a variety of purposes in diverse indoor and outdoor environments. Ambient lighting, task lighting, accent lighting, and wall washes are all possible with recessed lighting fixtures using incandescent, low voltage incandescent, LED, and/or compact fluorescent lamps.
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It�s Crunch Time for Agricultural Tariffs in the WTO Negotiations
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For almost four years since the Doha Round of trade negotiations in the WTO began at Doha, Qatar in November of 2001, trade policy analysts have talked about the three pillars of the agricultural portion of the talks: export subsidies, market access and domestic supports. The EU and the U.S. are working through the export subsidy issues. The EU is implementing another CAP (Common Agricultural Policy) reform aimed at reducing trade distorting domestic supports. अमेरिका. is making changes to comply with the rulings in the Brazilian cotton case and President Bush has talked about eliminating support programs by 2010. The major sticking point in the talks continues to be market access in general and reductions in tariff rates specifically.
That progress on tariff reductions would be difficult was well known before the talks began. The benefits of high tariffs are usually concentrated in an industry while the benefits of lower tariffs are dispersed among thousands or millions of consumers. If that were not the case, most tariffs would have been removed years ago. The fact that a tariff remains relatively high today indicates that a substantial political obstacle remains in the way.
A minor political breakthrough was achieved in May when the EU and other major agricultural importers agreed to a formula for calculating ad valorem equivalent tariff rates for tariffs that are based on something other than a percentage of the value of the goods. This allows for direct comparisons of tariffs across countries and products. The EU, Switzerland, South Korea other major agricultural importers had to make political decisions that gains in other areas of the trade talks were important enough to offset the political heat from agricultural interests that would lose as tariffs are reduced.
There is no shortage of formulas for reducing rates over some period of time, such as five or ten years. Each has advantages under certain conditions. The issue is not the formula for reducing tariffs; the issue is recognizing the need to reduce tariffs. Once the need has been established, reasonable people can hammer out a formula to reduce tariffs.
Two weeks ago at a meeting of 30 countries in Dalian, चीन, leaders of the Group of 20 developing countries proposed that the WTO member countries be divided into five bands based on their current levels of agricultural tariffs. All countries in a band would cut all tariffs by the same percentage, with those countries with the highest rates cutting by the largest percentage.
The EU supports having only three bands and allowing countries flexibility in deciding how much to cut individual tariffs. This would allow countries to give greater protection for particularly sensitive commodities – like rice for Japan. अमेरिका. supports what is known as the Swiss formula in which the highest tariffs cut at a faster rate so that all tariffs end up at the same percentage at some point in the future.
The central economic issue is that lower tariffs produce greater economic efficiencies, resulting in a higher standard of living. An import tariff is a tax that reduces the standard of living of the citizens of a country. The developed countries of the world have benefited from reductions in the tariffs on industrial goods, which now average 1.3 प्रतिशत, to such an extent that they can afford to pay high tariffs on agricultural products, which average 16.0 प्रतिशत, and still have a comparatively high standard of living.
The developing countries face a totally different set of dynamics. They have kept their industrial tariffs, which average 8.3 प्रतिशत, higher than the developed countries. They cannot afford to maintain high tariffs in agriculture, which average 17.7 प्रतिशत, because their high tariffs in industrial products have hurt economic growth to the extent that their standards of living are relatively low. Many of these countries are quick to call for lower agricultural tariffs in developed countries, but are not ready to lower their own tariffs on both agricultural and industrial products.
Despite claims in the press that developed countries are holding up the talks by not cutting domestic support programs for agriculture, the reality is that the developing countries are holding up the talks by not recognizing the need for reductions in all tariffs to improve their standards of living. They need to reduce tariffs for their self interests just as the now developed countries began cutting industrial tariffs in the late 1940s under the old General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (गैट).
The latest estimates from the World Bank on moving toward free trade show the potential benefits for developed and developing countries. If the Doha Round resulted in a transition to free trade over the period 2005-2010, by 2015 the total world economic gains would be $287 प्रति वर्ष एक अरब. Two-thirds of the gains would go to developed countries, but as a share of national income, developing countries would have an average increase of 1.2 percent compared to 0.6 percent for developed countries. Two-thirds of the $287 billion of gains would be produced by liberalization of trade in agriculture and food, and elimination of market access barriers account for over 90 percent of the gains for agriculture and food.
Even more important is the fact that half the gains in agricultural trade for developing countries would come from increased trade among developing countries. Almost half the gains in the industrial portions of the developing country economies would also come from trade with other developing countries.
In the �framework agreement� of July 2004, developing countries were promised �special and differential treatment� on market access barriers to allow them to keep tariffs higher than those mandated for developed countries. The World Bank estimates show that is exactly the wrong approach. Slowing the movement toward freer trade in developing countries means that their economies will continue to grow more slowly than they could under a freer trade approach and would lag behind the growth of developed countries. To quote the great New York Yankee catcher Yogi Berra, that approach is a �wrong mistake.�
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रॉस Korves
(1948-2016) आर्थिक और व्यापार नीति विश्लेषक, ग्लोबल किसान नेटवर्क
रॉस Korves व्यापार के बारे में सत्य की सेवा & प्रौद्योगिकी, इससे पहले कि यह वैश्विक किसान नेटवर्क बन गया, से 2004 � 2015 आर्थिक और व्यापार नीति विश्लेषक के रूप में. शोध और आर्थिक मुद्दों कृषि उत्पादकों के लिए महत्वपूर्ण विश्लेषण करने, रॉस आर्थिक नीति विश्लेषण के इंटरफेस और राजनीतिक प्रक्रिया के बारे में एक अंतरंग समझ प्रदान की. श्री. Korves से एक अर्थशास्त्री के रूप में अमेरिकी फार्म ब्यूरो फेडरेशन में सेवा 1980-2004. उन्होंने कहा कि अप्रैल से मुख्य अर्थशास्त्री के रूप में सेवा 2001 सितंबर के माध्यम 2003 और सितंबर के वरिष्ठ अर्थशास्त्री के शीर्षक का आयोजन किया 2003 अगस्त तक 2004. जन्मे और उठाया एक दक्षिणी इलिनोइस हॉग खेत पर और दक्षिणी इलिनोइस विश्वविद्यालय में शिक्षा प्राप्त की, रॉस रखती कृषि व्यवसाय अर्थशास्त्र में मास्टर्स डिग्री. अपनी पढ़ाई और शोध एक के रूप में जर्मनी में अपने काम के माध्यम से अंतरराष्ट्रीय स्तर पर विस्तार किया 1984 McCloy कृषि सहयोगी हैं और में जापान के लिए अध्ययन यात्रा 1982, जाम्बिया और केन्या में 1985 और जर्मनी में 1987.
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यू.एस. WTO Proposal Offers Real Policy Changes
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Marjan Koršič, slovenski zdravnik ortoped, * 31. december 1920, Gorica, †  10. oktober 1988

Življenje in delo
Rodil se je v družini odvetnika Mirka Koršiča in Cecilije Koršič rojene Železnik. Ljudsko šolo in 2. razreda klasične gimnazije je do leta 1932, ko se je družina preselila v Kraljevino Srbov, Hrvatov in Slovencev obiskoval v Gorici. V Ljubljani je nadaljeval šolanje na III. državni gimnaziji. Po maturi se je leta 1939 vpisal na Medicinsko fakulteto v Ljubljani, ter že 1940 začel delati z nepolnim delovnim časom kot zdravstveni prostovoljni delavec na I. kirurškem oddelku ljubljanske bolnišnice. Po napadu na Jugoslavijo se je javil v Legijo prostovoljcev, bil v Zagrebu ujet in en mesec zaprt. Po povratku v Ljubljano se je priključil Osvobodilni fronti. Ker je bil obveščen, da ga iščejo fašistične oblasti je marca 1942 skrivaj odšel v Gorico, se nekaj časa skrival pri teti, nato pa kot zdravstveni prostovoljni delavec zaposlil na ortopedskem oddelku goriške bolnišnice. Redno delo na oddelku mu je omogočalo tajno zdravljenje partizanov in kupovanje, nabiranje ter skrivanje medicinskih pripomočkov in zdravil  za partizane. Nekajkrat pa je šel tudi sam zdravit na osvobojeno ozemlje v Furlanijo. Ker je pretila nevarnost aretacije je na začetku junija 1944 odšel v partizane, kjer je postal sanitetni referent Vojkove brigade in kasneje 31. divizije. V tej vlogi je v Nabrežini dočakal osvoboditev in bil imenovan za komandanta divizijske bolnišnice, ter septembra 1945 demobiliziran.

Po demobilizaciji je jeseni 1945 nadaljeval študij na ljubljanski medicinski fakulteti in leta 1948 diplomiral. Po enoletnem stažu v Klinični bolnišnici v Ljubljani je 1949 začel specializacijo iz ortopedije in medicinske rehabilitacije na Ortopedski kliniki v Ljubljani. Maja 1954 je bil premeščen v Maribor, kjer je v splošni bolnišnici ustanovil oddelek za ortopedijo, 1959 pa še zavod za medicinsko rehabilitacijo. 1958 je opravil specialistični izpit na Ortopedski kliniki v Ljubljani, 1. septembra 1964 pa prevzel mesto direktorja Bolnišnice za predšolsko invalidno mladino na Stari Gori pri Novi Gorici. Tu se je lotil obnove in reorganizacije bolnišnice ter ustanovil ortopedske ambulante v Idriji, Novi Gorici in Tolminu. V bolnišnici je vpeljal multidisciplinarno, konzervativno in operativno zdravljenje invalidnih otrok. Bolnišnica je zgradila tudi naselje za večstransko zdravljenje možgansko prizadetih otrok pod posebnimi pogoji. To je bila prva taka ustanova v Socialistični federativni republiki Jugoslaviji. Tu so se strokovno izobraževali domači in tuji zdravniki. Leta 1976 se je vrnil na Klinični center v Ljubljano, a še istega leta ga je Sekretariat za zdravstvo Zveznega izvršnega sveta SFRJ poslal v Kuvajt na ministrstvo za zdravstvo kot svetovalca za rehabilitacijo invalidov. Tu je ostal štiri leta do decembra 1980, ko se je vrnil v Novo Gorico ter 1. januarja 1981 upokojil.

Marjan Koršič je bi tudi odličen sabljač in mednarodni sodnik. udeležil se je treh svetovnih prvenstev (Montevideo 1950, Bruselj 1953 in Rim 1955). Delal je tudi kot zdravnik pri Smučarski zvezi in Gorski reševalni službi Slovenije. Zaradi preobilice dela pa se ni mogel dovolj posvetiti objavam svojega dela. Ob izgradnji še novejših bolnišničnih oddelkov v Mariboru in Novi Gorici, pa se je veliko dokumentacije tudi izgubilo. S prispevkom Otrokova telesna vadba je sodeloval v knjigi Drage Černelč Zdrav in bolan otrok.

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Joint NGI Network meet to discuss the second Structure Review report
In Sydney on Monday 13 November, the Nursery & Garden Industry (NGI) National Board and NGI State Presidents, representatives and Executive Officers met to discuss the next report on the Structure Review of the Australian nursery & garden industry, handed down earlier this month.
The second phase of the review process was an action of the first meeting held in November 2016 where the joint meeting collectively agreed that change is necessary for the future of the industry.
Following the formation of the Structure Change Advisory Committee in May 2017, further information and careful consideration has been invested into the second report including financial modelling and consideration of systems and resources required for the proposed new structure.
All organisations involved in the review were represented at the meeting. The Structure Review Advisory Committee was present as well as Russell Cummings, Independent Chair and Damien Smith of Enterprise Care, an expert in corporate governance and structural transition.
The group received a presentation from Russell and Damien and had opportunity to ask questions of the SCAC in a detailed Q & A session. Each organisation in the network also made comment on the report and process.
Outgoing NGIA President Mike Mehigan who has been a strong supporter of the review process said he felt the industry now had a road map on which to move forward. He acknowledged there were issues that needed resolution, but that all concerns could be addressed within the proposed framework.
Karen Brock, new NGIA President and SCAC Committee Member said, "A concise information document will now be prepared for member's consideration and there will be opportunity to discuss the review during the panel session at the National Conference in Hobart next year."
"Over the coming months details will be finalised and shared with members for their consideration, a date will be set for a vote of members nationally, and if transition is accepted, a timeline of activities will be established."
Industry Stakeholders are asked to direct their comments to structurereview@ngia.com.au.
Information on the review of the structure of the nursery and garden industry in Australia can be found at www.ngia.com.au .


By the world's standards, acting legend Steve McQueen had it all. But it wasn't until he placed his faith in Jesus that he found the ultimate source of satisfaction. In this new book, Pastor Greg Laurie (with Marshall Terrill) tells the little-known story of McQueen's life-changing encounter with Christ. What were the critical steps that led McQueen to make such a life-altering decision? Perhaps more importantly, why is that part of his story so rarely told? This book answers these questions and more.
You can download the first chapter of Steve McQueen: The Salvation of an American Icon for FREE.


When something is wrong with a U-SQL script it will not compile. Fortunately, of the many causes for compilation failure, there are only a few of them that account for the vast majority of compilation failures.
It will save you time to be familiar with these issues and how they manifest themselves in error messages and in the tools.
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Jimmy Wales, co-founder of Wikipedia, on Thursday said they wants to make the Wikipedia available to all in Bangladesh.
'The campaign "Internet for all" is going on in the country as well as in the world and the Wikipedia wants to be a part of it, and that's why Wikipedia has the plan to introduce Wikipedia Zero in the country,' said Jimmy Wales in a celebration programme that organised to mark the ten years of Bangla Wikipedia in a city hotel.
He hoped the price of internet enabled devices would come down to $15 soon, which would increase the internet dependency of the people in future.
The co-founder of the largest free online encyclopaedia of the world said Wikipedia is being read in 287 languages while a total of 555 million people visit it in very month across the globe.
Wikipedia Zero was a project by the Wikimedia Foundation to provide Wikipedia free of charge on mobile phones, particularly in developing markets. The program was launched in 2012.
The objective of the program was to reduce barriers to accessing free knowledge-one of the largest barriers being cost of data usage. One can easily access Wikipedia and other associated domains from data enable smartphones at free of cost.
On the occasion of ten years celebration of Bangla Wikipedia, ten Bangladeshi Wikipedians were given award.
Grammenphone chief marketing officer Allan Bonke and Wikimedia Bangladesh president Munir Hasan also spoke on the occasion.


Crewneck LITE Tee is intended for base layer in warm weather, or in situations where warn weather can turn cool or cold. But it is a pleasure to wear in any condition.
Constucted from Woolpower's lightest fabric, LITE is a flat weave knit.


1upHealth supports patient mediated data access via Salem Health (test)'s FHIR API for healthcare data. Salem Hospital is a non-profit, regional medical center located in Salem, Oregon, United States. Founded in 1896, the hospital has 454 beds. Salem Hospitals emergency department is the busiest ED in the west from Seattle WA to San Francisco CA. A Level II trauma center, the community hospital is the largest employer in Salem and the only hospital in the city.This means that any app developers using the 1upHealth platform will be able to get access to their users' medical data from Salem Health (test). To learn more about how you can get access take a look at the our healthcare api platform documentation.


Ready for it! Pregnant Christy Carlson Romano is "fully prepared" for her daughters to develop a sibling rivalry since she spent three years filming family sitcom Even Stevens .
The Cadet Kelly star and her husband, Brendan Rooney , are expecting their second baby girl at the end of February. The couple, who tied the knot in 2013, welcomed their first, Isabella, in 2016.
The Grace's Turn author, who will appear in the live-action Kim Possible Disney Channel Original Movie on February 15, is excited to be a part of the reboot, especially since it will set such a great example for her daughters.
There's a new baby on the way in Sheinelle Jones' family — the co-host of Weekend TODAY shared news this week that her younger sister, Antonia Thomas, is expecting her first child, making Sheinelle an aunt for the sixth time.


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namespace GetSky\Phalcon\AutoloadServices\Tests\Creators\Helpers;

use CallService;
use GetSky\Phalcon\AutoloadServices\Creators\Helpers\CallHelper;
use Phalcon\Config;

/**
 * Class CallHelperTest
 * @package GetSky\Phalcon\AutoloadServices\Tests\Creators\Helpers
 */
class CallHelperTest extends HelperTest
{

    /**
     * @var CallHelper
     */
    protected $helper;

    public function testPreparation()
    {
        $arguments = [
            '0' => [
                'method' => 'run',
                'arguments' => [
                    '0' => 240,
                    '1' => new CallService()
                ]
            ]

        ];

        $this->assertEquals($arguments, $this->helper->preparation());

        $config = new Config(['0' => new Config(['method' => '%off%'])]);
        $this->helper->setConfig($config);
        $this->assertNull($this->helper->preparation());
    }

    public function testRing()
    {
        $object = new CallService();
        $this->helper->ring(
            $object,
            [0 => ['method' => 'run', 'arguments' => ['25', 'object']]]
        );
        $test = new CallService();
        $test->run('25', 'object');
        $this->assertEquals($test, $object);
    }

    /**
     * @expectedException \GetSky\Phalcon\AutoloadServices\Creators\Exception\ObjectNotFoundException
     */
    public function testObjectNotFoundException()
    {
        $this->helper->ring('object', array());
    }

    /**
     * @expectedException \GetSky\Phalcon\AutoloadServices\Creators\Exception\MethodNotFoundException
     */
    public function testMethodNotFoundException()
    {
        $object = new CallService();
        $this->helper->ring($object, [0 => ['method' => 'fail']]);
    }

    protected function setUp()
    {
        parent::setUp();
        $this->config = new Config(
            [
                '0' => new Config(
                        [
                            'method' => 'run',
                            'arg' => new Config(
                                    [
                                        '0' => new Config(['var' => '240']),
                                        '1' => new Config(
                                                ['object' => new Config(['obj' => 'CallService'])]
                                            )
                                    ]
                                )
                        ]
                    )
            ]
        );
        $this->helper = new CallHelper($this->di, $this->config);
    }
}


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FOUNDATION_EXPORT double Pods_FetchedTableViewVersionNumber;
FOUNDATION_EXPORT const unsigned char Pods_FetchedTableViewVersionString[];


80 Acres of Development Land in NW Missoula Sewer is through property, Water system is close and estimates are available. Property has preliminary plat approval for 194 lots in 9 phases. Priced to step into this plan or do your own.


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Mike Mathison
Tuesday, 13 September 2016 / Published in All Posts, Handsets, Intelligence News & Updates., Iridium, Push-to-Talk
Iridium Push-to-Talk Wins Top Emergency Response Innovation Award
Service Recognized at Inaugural Mobile Satellite Users Association (MSUA) Awards
MCLEAN, Va., March 10, 2016 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Iridium Communications Inc. (Nasdaq:IRDM) today announced that Iridium Push-to-Talk (PTT) was recognized as the "Top Emergency Response Innovation" during the first annual Mobile Satellite Users Association (MSUA) 2016 Mobility Satellite Innovation Awards at SATELLITE 2016. Commercially launched in 2015 and featuring more than a dozen service partners, Iridium PTT is the world's first global, satellite-based push-to-talk service, enabling communication between participants located anywhere on Earth.
The "Top Emergency Response Innovation" award recognizes Iridium PTT for enabling rapid and reliable communication for emergency organizations globally — all with the push of a button. In regions where traditional telecommunications networks are limited or damaged, first responders rely on Iridium PTT to communicate and coordinate relief efforts.
"Iridium PTT serves as a critical lifeline for emergency organizations and first responders. Our unique LEO constellation sets us apart from geosynchronous (GEO) offerings by allowing users to quickly customize their communication while experiencing minimal latency during calls," said Joel Thompson, vice president and general manager, terrestrial business unit at Iridium. "We are excited to be recognized by MSUA for enabling simplified communication for emergency response, and we are even more honored to support relief organizations as they make a positive impact on the world."
The key design philosophy behind Iridium PTT is ease of use and accessibility, allowing emergency responders to communicate as they need, not as Iridium dictates. Iridium's PTT Command Center is a dynamic, Web-based tool where users can easily manage talk groups and equipment over the air, without needing to tether the device to a computer. Where other satellite-based PTT services feature high costs and fixed terminals with large, bulky equipment, Iridium PTT offers a low-cost mobile solution for global, low-latency communication. The Iridium Extreme® PTT offers an intuitive and ruggedized handset that supports multiple communications services, while the Iridium PTT 9523 Core transceiver and developer kits enable partners to build specialized devices and expand the use cases for Iridium PTT.
Iridium® Push-to-Talk Wins Top Emergency Response Innovation Award at SATELLITE 2016. (2016, March 10). Retrieved September 13, 2016, from https://investor.iridium.com/releasedetail.cfm?ReleaseID=959957
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On the label: Now accept the gift of the Fableist, which has been toiled and moiled over in an attempt to give both weary ants and shiftless cicadas peace of mind, and a belly full of warmth.
Vibrant black currant, cedar and vanilla hit your tongue, as you're warmed by the comforts of mint and eucalyptus. A strong finish wraps you in a fond embrace.


Hotel Montecarlo creaked all that is possible . Generally, all superimposed and slightly spoiled the experience .
Basically, the city is used for one purpose - to call on the island and look at Magdalleny megalanskih penguins. The island is located not so far , but slow ferry carries 100 to 300 people as much as 2:00 . Read more about the island , click here.
Was a Saturday and nothing really worked , so even eat once failed. On the street did not want to go , but had to .
As I understand it , for local , so the wind was not too common - they are so very much dodging .
Basically, the city is very civilized and quite large by local standards .
As I already wrote , the city can progulnutsya all. Especially there is nothing exotic , although the birds walked on the waterfront , very similar to penguins , I do not know, maybe it was they.
But already morning in Punta Arenas. Quite another thing , sorry that there was no time and had to rush to the ferries to the island of Maddalena .
This city gives the impression of quiet and cozy seaside town. There are no high buildings, which cover the sun and sky. Of course, he's a bit grim, though it may simply was an overcast day, and the mood of the photographer was the same. I would not go to this city, as it only brings sad thoughts, and travel must take place on a fun positive note. This little town neuhozhen, though streets cleaned, but not enough updates. I do not think that the municipality has no money for a crosswalk or to arrange a convenient parking for cars or compel their owners to build garages. Since in a huge number of machines that make the city a large parking lot to look at. The ferry is not very fast, can be so conceived, so that you can admire the surroundings. Penguins is for what you can endure this trip.
I liked this modest, clean and cozy town and although there are no skyscrapers and elegant buildings he looks great thanks to the comfort, its location near the water and amazing clean streets. Not one photo I have not seen the slightest waste, there is no bottles, no package, no paper and nothing else. I'm still in my life but have never visited such places and is already used to the fact that even arrived on the nature you see a lot of garbage left by previous travelers. With great pleasure we would have lived there for several months and if you would have liked it then I would try to move there. Always wanted to live closer to the sea or ocean and then my dream would come true. And it seems to me the cost of housing there should not be expensive, both in large cities, where property prices are astronomical. I also noticed that everything poles, signs and other vertical installation are not exactly roll to the ground, that is perpendicular to the surface of the earth, and that the eye has become accustomed to the bevel or inclination stakes in many different places. Another big plus is the lack of traffic jams, which are eternal associates of large cities and in the day they sometimes have to sit for over an hour and a month recruited a whole day or more.
Name of the country had heard and knew that she is somewhere in South America, imagined backward, which is full of crime and to be honest not very developed nation. But seeing pictures realized that my idea is fundamentally wrong, look at the cleanliness of the streets, all cozy and ennobled. This place can only live cultured people and obviously here does not smell criminal groups because of which it would be dangerous to walk the streets. This city is remarkable also for its location, it is located on the beach, with a wonderful view of the water, which probably a lot of tasty fish swims. So in this city national cuisine is closely associated with seafood, which are not only tasty, but also beneficial to health. When selecting a location for tours, then on this continent is one of the most successful places thanks to its peace and quiet. A security issue on this continent plays an important role, as in other countries in large metropolitan areas there are areas where not even the police comes around once again. Here I think you can safely and have a good time without worrying for their lives, citizens are usually in such places are friendly.
And for me, because the town is very cute and comfortable. Judging from the photos, the residents there are not very many, or all of them are not willing to walk in the street, and prefer to sit in their cozy houses. It is evident that the town is clean, not a lot of cars, lights are on every street, so no problems with lighting, though in appearance it seems a bit gloomy town. Surely in this town live mostly fishermen, since the house is not very rich, there are no high-rise buildings. But still, the view from the window on the big water is impressive. Embankment, albeit in a terrible state, but it seems to be complements the whole atmosphere of the city and is its integral part. Especially on her so freely settled gulls that disturb their repair work would be at least unfair. Since this is their usual habitat. It is evident that this place they know and love. By the way, the road than - that remind our Russian, too, all patched and crannies, so that this city that we have - in common! I was also impressed that all the colorful houses, the roofs are all different, not what we have, if the fence is - blue, if the roof, then - red. Personally, I would gladly visited the Chilean town. Especially together with your loved one, as the situation there is quite romantic!
Despite the fact that almost all the pictures were taken on a cloudy day, Punta Arenas looks bleak. Quite simpotichny seaside town, where there is no crowds and very clean. I think that the weather is sunny town looks just wonderful. Although sunny days in Punta Arenas is significantly less than the cloud and rainy. But the fact that there is nothing special to watch and do not agree. In Punta Arenas is the world's only ski resort - Cerro Mirador, offering a panoramic view of the city and sea views. I can imagine how beautiful it is. A sort of two in one holiday: ski and ride, and bought into the sea. Also noteworthy museum Magellan (mansion Menedez) Salesian Museum, where you can get acquainted with the culture of the indigenous inhabitants of this area of Chile and Fort Bulnes, which is a historical reconstruction of the ancient fort of the first Spanish settlers. But for thrill-seekers can visit the municipal cemetery of Punta Arenas named Sarah Brown. It looks like a miniature town. On site there is the tomb of the Unknown Indians, who, according to legends, fulfills the desires of asylum. But I, for example, the cemetery in principle do not like. So Punta Arenas is not so simple town as it seems at first glance.


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Title: Effect of Various Types of Fibers on Bond Capacity Experimental, Analytical, and Numerical Investigations
Author(s): K. Noghabai
Keywords: bond; carbon fibers; high-strength concrete; fiber; non-linear fracture mechanics; polyolefin fibers; splitting; tension stiffening
This paper is based on two different experiments: !) Splitting tests on thick-walled concrete rings subjected to an inner pressure. 2) Pull-tension tests on deformed rebars embedded in concrete prisms. The experiments consider different aspects of bond between deformed rebars and fiber reinforced high-strength concrete (FRHSC). Tests according to 1) study mechanisms for spalling of the concrete cover, due to the radial pressure exerted to the concrete by the ribs of a rebar in tension. There are analytical models (based on nonlinear fracture mechanics) for capacity assessment of the ring. In the experiments according to 2), the bond forces decide the development of transverse cracks in the concrete. By these tests, the so-called tension-stiffening effect on rebars may be studied. In composing the FRHSC, five different types of fibers were used: 2 steel fibers (crimped and straight), 2 polyolefin fibers and one carbon fiber. The fibers were added to a HSC with an expected 28-days compressive strength of 120MPa. Volume fraction of fibers was 1% in all cases. FRHSC is here characterized by its response under uniaxial tension. By using the tensile load-deformation curve in available analytical and/or numerical tools (such as FEM), the effect of a fiber inclusion on the structural response may be explained. Both the analytical and FE-models used herein, seem capable to describe the physical events that take place in the experiments. Thus, it is promising that in order to achieve a desired performance in the test pieces ( and consequently with respect to a desired bond capacity), a fibrous concrete may be tailor-made for a purpose.


I would like to dual boot MX with Windows 8.1. I thought this would go well, and it all seemed to: I shrank the Windows drive to create 20GB for MX, installed MX, rebooted--no GRUB. Tried again, same. Had been in Legacy, so switched to UEFI and installed again--no change. Tried to install GRUB manually into ESP, but that was rejected. Used Boot Repair from live, no change.
Gparted sees the partition and recognizes the used space where the install went.
Feeling buffaloed, could use some help.
Gparted sees the partition and recognizes the used space where the install went.gparted.pngFeeling buffaloed, could use some help.
a small unformated partition with the smallest size possible, which I think is 2 MB with Gparted.
I would choose something like 4 MB.
and BIOS will only boot from GPT if you have such "helper" partition.
What sort of machine is this?
Does windows still boot after MX install or does nothing boot.
Have you checked bios to make sure any compatibility modes are disabled when trying uefi mode.
When you went uefi dI'd windows boot?
Gpt drives do have a protected mbr area, or at least they are supposed to. Adrian and I have done a lot of testing on legacy installs on gpt partitions. We did find a few laptops that wouldn't boot, but they were all pretry old.
Sorry, this is that Dell XPS 13 I was talking about in an earlier thread. Windows boots fine in either Legacy or EFI after the install.
Not sure about the compatibility modes thing (and not totally sure what that means) but will look around.
@fehlix: thanks for the suggestion, will hold off on trying that for now.
Just shrink the /dev/sda1 fat32 by about 4-6 MB at the end and do squeeze into the space the bios-grub partition.
If windows still boots, you may want to try easybcd and add a "mx-linux" entry to your MS bootloader.
I believe this would only work if you have a working grub installed to your linux root partition (sda7), though, as it chain-loads.
Of course you wouldn't be using a linux bootloader anymore, but that might still be useful as a temporary fix.
OK, much later I have finally managed to solve this by using grub2win and am posting from my XPS 13 with an installed MX Linux for the first time. Very exciting.
Will post a how-to later.
As grub2win is a full featured Grub implementation, this shall chainload into the Grub-menu on the MX 17 partition.
to chainload straight into MX 17 grub-menu.
Thanks. I tried chainloading but couldn't get it right, so will give this a try.
MX flies on this laptop!


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Beyoncé's 15 Most Incredible Live Performances
They are all so good.
By Peggy Truong
As Beyoncé makes her final preparations for tonight's "Formation" world tour opener in Miami, Florida, it's time to honor the queen with a look back at what she does best: Sing live. She's also the star player when it comes to dancing and hair flipping. Of course, these are not ranked in any order whatsoever because Beyoncé kills every performance. And ranking Beyoncé things would be like choosing your favorite moment from Lemonade (it's impossible because every single thing is amazing). Take it away, my queen.
1. "Ring the Alarm," MTV Video Music Awards (2006)
This performance had everything, including a dance break featuring Beyoncé and those fabulous trench coats.
2. "Single Ladies," the Tyra Banks Show (2008)
This makes me wish I could still do the "Single Ladies" dance without huffing and puffing, and that Tyra still had a talk show. Also, Tyra singing along to Bey is you on concert day, basically.
3. "Love on Top," MTV Video Music Awards (2011)
Bey pulled this off moments after announcing her pregnancy. My favorite is when Kanye gives Jay Z a big hug at the end, as if to say, "I am so happy for you, HUH!"
4. "Run the World (Girls)," Billboard Music Awards (2011)
So. Many. Beyoncés. What did the world ever do to deserve this?
5. "If I Were a Boy," Grammys (2010)
Beyoncé sounded so good that night she didn't even care about her hair getting in the way. The perfect show must continue to be perfect, even if your perfect hair interrupts you.
6. "Drunk in Love," Grammys (2014)
I've tried similar dances with a chair ever since the performance, but watching it for the 94th time as a fan is just so much easier.
7. "I Was Here," Roseland Ballroom (2011)
Several clips on this list will make you cry. This is one of them.
8. "At Last," Barack Obama's inauguration ball (2009)
Even though Etta James was not a fan of Bey's performance, this was important and moving in every way.
9. "Young Forever/Halo," "On the Run" tour (2014)
If you're not already ugly crying, here's another that will do the trick. Plus, you get to see rare clips of Blue Ivy and Bey and Jay's wedding day. Watch out for the wave of emotions that will hit you the moment Bey starts "Halo."
10. Medley, Stevie Wonder Tribute (2015)
How nervous was Ed Sheeran?
11. "The Star-Spangled Banner," Super Bowl Press Conference (2013)
Following some unnecessary criticism of her performance of the U.S. national anthem at Obama's second inauguration that year, Queen Bey silenced her critics at the Super Bowl. Beyoncé asking everyone to stand up for her voice is one of the best moments in NFL history, really.
12. Medley, Super Bowl Halftime Show (2013)
This was a yet another reminder that Beyoncé can sing and dance for 15 minutes straight without skipping a beat. Her endurance was inspiring, as was the brief reunion of DC3.
13. "Formation," Super Bowl Halftime Show (2016)
Black Panthers tribute. All-female drum line. The #Beyoncé Bounce. Need I say more?
14. "Take My Hand, Precious Lord," Grammys (2015)
And take me to Church, Queen Bey.
15. Medley, MTV Video Music Awards (2014)
Jay Z called her "the greatest living entertainer" when he presented her the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award. Jay Z is still right.
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Peggy Truong Entertainment Writer Peggy is Cosmopolitan.com's entertainment writer, specializing in Leonardo DiCaprio, This Is Us, and the royals.
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Home » TV & Movies » Lucifer season 5 spoilers: Tom Ellis speaks out after season 4 continues to top charts
Lucifer season 5 spoilers: Tom Ellis speaks out after season 4 continues to top charts
Season four of Lucifer created a huge buzz amongst fans as the series dropped on Netflix for the first time.
Many hailed the season as the best ever as it returned with even more violence, nudity and general boundary-pushing.
Despite the new season dropping three week ago, it appears fans still cannot get enough of the show.
They are continuing to binge-watch the show, according to the Binge Report, and has placed first for the third week in a row for binge sessions.
You little bingers you
The stats show 6.52 percent of Lucifer viewers watched the full season in one sitting and this placed it top of the list.
Tom Ellis, who plays Lucifer, was thrilled with the reaction and tweeted his gratitude to the fans.
He said: "You little bingers you…#Lucifer BINGE REPORT: 'Lucifer' Gets Cozy At No. 1."
Naturally, fans started to reply with their praise of the show.
One fan replied: "I mean, are you really surprised?"
Another added: "No one deserves it more than you guys! Season four is brilliant."
A third fan crowned the show: "Lucifer is the new TV-King."
While another fan went even further: "I've been binging season four for three weeks and I'm still not tired of it."
The clamour for more Lucifer has intensified further after fans launched an official petition to get a season five announced.
Meanwhile, Lucifer's showrunners have confirmed why they don't use the F-bomb in the show, despite pushing the boundaries more since moving to Netflix.
Joe Henderson revealed to TVLine: "We tried an F-bomb, and it just felt a little weird."
"It was good that we tried it, because we sort of wanted to see how it felt.
"It's like when you get a toy, and you start playing with it, and then you start to realise that maybe this toy, as fun as it is to play with, isn't the right toy to play with on the show.
"Families watch our show, like older families, and while we wanted to both make a show that pushed the boundaries, we also didn't want it to feel unnecessarily profane.
"We did say 's**t' a couple times. And we used a 'bulls**t' when absolutely necessary, or we tried to," he finished.
The pair also revealed what the biggest Netflix change has been.
Fans are also petitioning for Lauren German, who plays Chloe Decker, to bring her dog to season five to play Chloe's police dog.
Lucifer season four is available on Netflix now.
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