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Q: List not updating correctly? Ive been following TheCherno's network chat programming tutorials, and I am almost done, just fixing bugs when I ran into a problem. I have a button that opens a window that is supposed to have a list of all the connected users listed. However, everytime I test it, the only item on the list is the first person who connected to that instance of the server. It is the same for all of the other users connected as well. I have no errors in my code, and it all seems correct. I can't seem to find the error.
This function is called from a while running loop, and everything else in it is working constantly, so I don't think there is something wrong in this.
private void sendStatus() {
        if (clients.size() <= 0) return;
    String users = "/u/";
    for (int i = 0; i < clients.size() - 1; i++) {
        users += clients.get(i).name + "/n/";
    }
    users += clients.get(clients.size() - 1).name + "/e/";
    sendToAll(users);
}

This is from another class, where the client decodes the messages sent from the server.
else if (message.startsWith("/u/")) {
                    String[] u = message.split("/u/|/n/|/e/");
                    users.update(Arrays.copyOfRange(u, 1, u.length - 1));
                }

And then this is the peice that handles the graphics of it, I don't see anything wrong in it, but I will include it anyway jsut in case. Thanks all!
    private JPanel contentPane;
private JList list;
public OnlineUsers() {
    setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.DISPOSE_ON_CLOSE);
    setSize(200, 320);
    setLocationRelativeTo(null);
    contentPane = new JPanel();
    contentPane.setBorder(new EmptyBorder(5, 5, 5, 5));
    setContentPane(contentPane);
    GridBagLayout gbl_contentPane = new GridBagLayout();
    gbl_contentPane.columnWidths = new int[]{0, 0};
    gbl_contentPane.rowHeights = new int[]{0, 0};
    gbl_contentPane.columnWeights = new double[]{1.0, Double.MIN_VALUE};
    gbl_contentPane.rowWeights = new double[]{1.0, Double.MIN_VALUE};
    contentPane.setLayout(gbl_contentPane);

    list = new JList();
    GridBagConstraints gbc_list = new GridBagConstraints();
    gbc_list.fill = GridBagConstraints.BOTH;
    gbc_list.gridx = 0;
    gbc_list.gridy = 0;
    JScrollPane p = new JScrollPane();
    p.setViewportView(list);
    contentPane.add(p, gbc_list);
    list.setFont(new Font("Verdana", 0, 14));
}

public void update(String[] users) {
    list.setListData(users);
}

Still no ideas at all. I even checked the source code that the tutorial person made and its the same thing. I would really appreciate the help, as I am 14 and just learning java. Bump.
https://github.com/TheCherno/ChernoChat


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Janet Olson
$50,000 cash bail for Olson's release
After six nights in Surrey Pretrial Services Centre, judge grants Janet Olson release.
Oct. 3, 2012 4:00 p.m.
A South Surrey woman jailed last week for breaching court-ordered conditions imposed in connection with an extensive dog-theft investigation learned Wednesday she can have her freedom back.
But Janet Olson had to come up with $50,000 to get it. (UPDATE: Court officials confirmed Thursday morning that the funds were received late Wednesday afternoon, after Peace Arch News print deadline.)
The cash bail was among a slew of conditions imposed on Olson by Judge Donald Gardner, following a bail hearing in Surrey Provincial Court.
A court-ordered ban prevents publication of any of the evidence presented during the hearing.
The 58-year-old – founder of A Better Life Dog Rescue – had been in custody at the Surrey Pretrial Services Centre since the previous Thursday, when officers with Surrey RCMP's Property Crime Target Team, acting on a tip from the public, obtained a search warrant for her home and then arrested her.
RCMP Sgt. Drew Grainger said the next day that the search gave the officers "reasonable grounds to believe that the offence of breaching her recognizance had taken place.
"Our members were able to obtain a search warrant which confirmed that we had enough evidence to substantiate a charge that she was still operating a business, allegedly… which was one of her conditions to not do," he said.
Olson, who is a pilot for Air Canada, was given numerous conditions to abide by last fall, following her arrest Nov. 21 in connection with the theft of a bulldog from a Coquitlam backyard.
A Surrey woman who was arrested at the same time, Louise Reid, was sentenced Sept. 7 after pleading guilty to stealing two dogs, including the bulldog. The charge against Olson – along with dozens of other charges that have been laid since – has not been proven in court.
Reid's sentence included a conditional discharge, a year's probation and an order to pay $2,500 restitution to the owner of the second dog, an American Staffordshire.
In addition to the cash bail, Gardner ordered Olson to: abide by an 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. curfew; not possess a cellphone or any dogs other than the two she already owns; not to visit any websites associated with dog-adoption; not to have any contact with directors or volunteers of ABLDR except through her lawyer; and to return any ABLDR mail that comes to her address unopened and marked 'return to sender.'
Outside court, Olson's husband and friends who attended the hearing declined to comment.
Olson's lawyer, Craig Sicotte told Peace Arch News that he was "happy" Gardner ruled to release her. He had warned his client beforehand that the decision had not been a certainty, he said.
Olson is now due back in court on Oct. 31.
The date is the same that was set Tuesday for four other women – Diane Young Hale, Christine Carter, Michaela Schnittker and Natalia Borojevic – who are also facing charges as a result of the police investigation.
Only Young Hale and Carter appeared in person that morning.
Wray told the court that both Schnittker and Borojevic were in the process of completing a diversion program, and that Carter, who arrived at court using a walker and on oxygen, is expected to be considered for a diversion referral.
Carter, a Surrey resident, told the court that she doesn't have a lawyer and won't be getting one to defend herself against the theft charge that was laid in connection with a March 25, 2007 incident in New Westminster.
"Can't afford one," she told PAN.
Declining to comment on the charge she is facing, Carter described the volume of charges and number of people involved in the case as "ridiculous."
She confirmed she is still involved with ABLDR.
Young Hale also declined to comment. Also a Surrey resident, she is charged with two counts of possession of stolen property and one count of break-and-enter and commit indictable offence in connection with incidents in Langley on Aug. 1 and 2, 2011.
Olson is facing the most charges of all of the women.
A trial confirmation date regarding the other charges is set for April 10, 2013; a preliminary inquiry is set to get underway June 7. Five days are booked.
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1S2
From TekWiki
Tektronix 1S2
Sampling system/TDR
1S2 front view
Compatible with 500-series scopes
Produced from 1967 to 1973
1S2 manual (PDF, sn 1990 and up, OCR)
1S2 Calibration Guide by Fred Schneider, PA4TIM
1S2 Page on the Website of Fred Schneider, PA4TIM
Tektronix 1S2 Factory Calibration Procedure, June 1966
Tektronix 1S2 Factory Calibration Procedure, August 1968
Manuals – Specifications – Links – Pictures
The Tektronix 1S2 is a sampling/TDR plug-in for 500-series scopes, introduced in 1967 and sold through 1972.
Like the 1S1, it is a complete sampling subsystem and uses the mainframe merely as a power supply and low-speed X-Y display. The 1S2 outputs the Y-axis signal on plug-in interface connector pins 1 and 3 like other 500-series plug-ins, and the X-axis signal on the front panel, via a banana connector. The X-axis sensitivity of the oscilloscope mainframe is expected to be 1 V/div.
Unlike the 1S1, the 1S2 contains pulsers that allows it to perform time-domain reflectometry (TDR) measurements. The 1S2 has two 50 Ω pulsers, one of which is active at a time. One puts out a 250 mV pulse with 50 ps rise time. The other puts out a slower 1 V pulse. The sampling bridge is a feed-through type.
For TDR measurements, the signal from one of the internal pulsers is fed through the sampler, and out to the transmission line being tested. Returning pulses are detected as they pass back through the sampler, and they are reabsorbed by the 50 Ω impedance of the pulser.
Waveform output can be to the CRT of the mainframe and/or to a plotter or low-speed data acquisition device via banana connectors on the front of the 1S2.
The interface between the GR-874 connector and the printed circuit board is described in US Patent 3,426,311.
The 1S2 contains an internal power supply producing regulated +19 V, -19 V, and -136 V outputs, derived from a power transformer whose primary voltage is the 6.3 VAC provided by the 500-series mainframe on pins 13 and 14 of the plug-in interface connector. The regulators use bipolar transistors for the feedback amplifiers and the output emitter-followers, and zener diodes as references.
Tektronix 062-1244-00: Time-Domain Reflectometry Measurement Concepts, James A. Strickland, 1969. pages. PDF, OCR, 6.2 MB
Service Scope No. 45, August 1967 - Time-Domain Reflectometry Theory
Service Scope No. 38, June 1966 - Tektronix Type 1S2 Makes Reflectometry Easy
50 Years of RF and Microwave Sampling, Mark Kahrs
Picosecond Pulse Labs Application Note 4: TDR
left side view
right side view
time mode
distance mode
Internal Regulated Power Supply
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What happens when a prosecutor of violent criminals discovers her work has followed her home?
When a twenty-two-year-old killer walks into the courtroom, his eyes confirm what Mia Quinn already guesses: he blames her for his conviction. In seconds, he knocks her to the ground and holds a razor blade to her throat. She manages to escape, but it's just one more reminder that Mia's job prosecuting Seattle's most dangerous criminals is risky.
Now Detective Charlie Carlson is suggesting the very thing Mia doesn't want to believe--that her accountant husband's deadly car accident was no accident at all. When Mia and Charlie encounter resistance to reopening the case, they take the investigation into their own hands. And find much more than they bargained for.
Was Mia's husband more than an accountant--and less than an honest man? As the truth becomes more shocking and the case grows more complex, her husband's enemies take note of Mia--and her children. How far will this prosecutor go to learn the truth, and how far will she have to go to protect her family?


Valerie, your kids's table is so fun and whimsical. The kiddies would love this! So colorful and cute. ice cream and cotton candy will entice anyone child into coming to the party. Love the sweet tablecloth. Super bargains too!
DARLING!!! You are so incredibly creative!!!!
What fun! I'm sure the kids loved it! I haunt the PB and WS outlet too. Once in awhile score something great. The thrill of the hunt!
So adorable Valerie!! Your grands must be thrilled to come to your house! That is so clever to buy the monogrammed stuff and remove them! Cutest children's table ever!
P.S.: Re a stitch ripper; my favourite is one that I purchased from Lee Valley Tools (.com) called the 'Pro Seam Ripper' that can tackle the most difficult job of removing stitching. (As I do a lot of my own sewing for interior décor, I am notorious for taking apart items like a comforter etc. to create something different if I cannot find the material I am looking for in cut yardage.) Also for a play/craft table for my grandchildren, I purchased a marked down, slightly damaged drop leaf dinette one from Ikea then cut its legs down and gave it a colourful coat of paint. That was about five years ago and it is still serving its purpose, so that is another idea for your readers that are looking for something on a larger scale than a convential kiddie table.
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Thursday, April 11, 2002, Chandigarh, India
N A T I O N A L C A P I T A L R E G I O N
Top stories | Community | Crime | Business
Education | Health | Sports
Make CNG available first, CM tells Centre
Barely a few hours after meeting with Union Petroleum Minister Ram Naik and agreeing to the setting up of two committees to "monitor" and "expedite" the conversion of Capital's bus fleet to CNG-mode, Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit – while accusing the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of politicising the issue – struck an equally belligerent posture by insisting on the Centre first making adequate supplies of the gas available.
BJP blames Sheila govt for transport crisis
Kids cool their heels as buses fail to keep date
The government's decision to reopen schools brought more distress than succour to the school children and their parents.
The plight of commuters increases as schools in Delhi reopen after two days, reverting about 1000 buses for the students.
In Video(28k, 56k)
Ordinance ruled out, crisis to linger
CNG crisis: Centre robbing Peter to pay Paul
Schools closed to meet bus shortfall
CM gearing up for Operation CNG
Phase-II of CNG crisis
Budget pins hopes on privatisation
CM to clamour for more powers
Who will demolish the mafia?
DTC: The art of milking a dry cow
2,500 houses razed for golf course
Rs 12.83 lakh fine deposited
Faridabad industry needs a kiss of life
Faridabad, April 10
A sea complains that it wants water! Well, that is what is happening in Faridabad. The city contributes about Rs 650 crore in the form of annual taxes to the state exchequer and Rs 560 crore to the central pool. Still, it is ailing for want of funds and badly needs a kiss of life.
Mystery death of BA student in her flat
Noida, April 10
Mystery shrouds the death of 28-year-old Prabha Singh, a member of the UP State SC-ST Commission and a BA first year student. Prabha Singh reportedly committed suicide by hanging herself with her saree in her official flat.
DVB bids below par, companies lay down terms
With the companies today bidding below par and laying down certain conditions for take over of the loss-making Delhi Vidyut Board, the privatisation of the energy sector in the Capital could encounter some stumbling blocks.
New team takes over at MCD
Ms Jaishree Panwar, Congress Councillor from Greater Kailash I and Mr Panna Lal Khairwal from Madangir were sworn in as Mayor and Deputy Mayor respectively today. Mr Ram Babu Sharma was nominated as the Leader of the House and Chairman of the Standing Committee.
(Left to right) New Leader of the House of MCD Ram Babu Sharma, Mayor Jaishree Panwar and Congress Councillor Shallu Malik after their elections at Town Hall in the Capital on Wednesday. —Tribune Photo Mukesh Aggarwal
Self-employment 'the only solution' to joblessness
Gurgaon, April 10
Self-employment is the only solution to the unemployment problem in the state, said the MLA and former State Transport Minister, Mr Dharambir Singh. Jobs in the government sector are not available and in private sectors, the youths do not get emoluments as per their ability.
South African judge calls for structural changes in society
Rohtak, April 10
"We need to make structural changes in our societies to achieve the goal of social justice," this was stated by Justice Zakeria Mohammed Yacoob of the Constitutional Court in the Republic of South Africa.
Indian democracy standing on foundation of graft: Vittal
Ghaziabad, April 10
The Indian democracy is standing on the foundation of corruption. This was stated by Central Vigilance Commissioner N. Vittal while presiding over the seminar on corporate governance in the BLS Institute of Management in Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad on Monday.
Noida memorial to honour Kargil heroes
A memorial built to honour those who sacrificed their lives in the Kargil war by the residents of Noida will be jointly dedicated to the nation by the three services chiefs on April 13.
Computers to link police stations
The police stations in Haryana will be linked to the State Police Headquarters and the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) through a computer network. Speaking at a 'meet the Press" programme organised by the Press Club here today, Mr Alok Rai, the SSP who assumed charge recently, informed that five police stations in Rohtak district would be covered in the first phase of computerisation in the state.
Pickpocketing on the rise around India Gate
Organised gangs of pickpockets are having a field day at the children's park at India Gate where hundreds of parents and children visit everyday. A large number of parents have complained of loosing their money and valuables at the hands of the nimble-fingered criminals.
SAD(B) hails govt refusal on pilgrims' Pak visit
The Delhi unit of the Shiromani Akali Dal (Badal) today welcomed the government's decision to refuse permission to the Sikh pilgrims to visit the historical gurdwara in Pakistan on the occasion of Baisakhi.
Govt staff union stages dharna
A large number of government employees of various departments led by Mr Jal Karan Balhara, chairman of the Haryana Karamchari Maha Sangh, staged a dharna in front of the office of the Deputy Commissioner here in protest against the non-acceptance of their long-pending demands and privatisation of the Transport Department today.
NCR BRIEFS
Petrol station owner arrested for fraud
The owner of a petrol pump here has been booked and arrested by the police in connection with a fraud. According to the complaint lodged with the police, the accused had issued a cheque of Rs 50 lakh to his partner for taking over the pump in his name. But the cheque bounced when it was presented in the bank.
Scribes dharna
Purse snatched
Meet on house tax today
Demolition drive
Delhi policeman faces rape charge
Jhajjar, April 10
A 19-year-old unmarried girl was reportedly raped by her uncle (husband of her mother's sister) Baljit Singh, a Delhi policeman, in Gubhana village of the district on the night of April 6.
Rs 13-lakh petrol pump robbery solved
Rewari, April 10
With the recent arrest of a hardened criminal, Raghbir alias Sahil alias Tagir Ahmad, resident of Kumoda village under the Jyotisar police station of Kurukshetra district in Haryana, by the Preet Vihar police (East Delhi), the long-pending Rs 13.39-lakh robbery of Jubilee Petrol Station near Bawal on National highway No 8 here has been solved.
490 power theft cases detected
Sonepat, April 10
The Uttar Haryana Bijli Vitran Nigam (UHBVN) has stepped up its campaign against power theft in its Sonepat circle. The campaign so far has yielded good results.
Two of burglar gang nabbed, 17 cases solved
With the arrest of two desperate burglars of the Vishal and Nizam gang, the special staff of the West district police today claimed to have solved more than 17 cases of burglary in the district. Two button-actuated knives were seized from them.
In-laws arrested for dowry death
The Dharuhera police have arrested Sardara Singh and Om Devi, father-in-law and mother-in-law respectively of Sumitra Devi, wife of Inderjit, in connection with the latter's death.
20 govt officials booked for ST racket
Rohtak, April10
Nearly 20 government officials along with several clerks and class IV employees have been booked under the Prevention of Corruption Act in connection with a sales tax evasion racket busted recently.
Cops save kids from house set on fire by father
SHO of the Chittaranjan Park police station Harcharan Singh and Constable Pitamber rescued the life of a girl and a boy when their house was set on fire by their father in a bid to commit suicide on Tuesday night.
'Rain of gold' for ghee consumers
VRS Foods Limited, manufacturers of Paras brand of desi ghee and other dairy products, has just concluded a successful promotional contest, 'Sone Ki Barsaat'. The contest was aimed at rewarding its ghee consumers.
Spreading computer literacy through teleconferencing
Indira Gandhi National Open University (Ignou) has launched a short-term computer literacy programme in the teleconferencing mode. The Ignou Vice-Chancellor, Prof H. P. Dikshit, said that the university was laying emphasis on "computer-enabled education" rather than "computer-based education".
Amitech 2002 held
'Environmental Jurisprudence'
NIIT in Columbia
Jamia gesture to Gujarat
In a splendid show of solidarity, the teachers and students of Jamia Millia Islamia have decided to sacrifice their annual dinner and welfare fund for the victims of Gujarat and Ahmedabad. At the annual function on April 2, students belonging to four houses of Jamia Millia Islamia, viz, Pink House, Kellat House, SRK House and Sartaj House, decided to cancel their annual dinner scheduled for April 8. Instead, they decided to donate the amount of Rs 60,000 (the budget for the dinner) for the welfare of the victims of the Gujarat violence. The provost of Kellat House, Mr Ishtiyak Zaidi, declared this at the function. Moreover, the students from MSW have organised themselves to collect clothes to be sent to the needy people of Gujarat.
Musical soiree
Public Health Dept workers up in arms
The agitating employees of the Public Health Department took out a procession here today to protest against the alleged highhandedness of the district and police administration and the arrest of the employees.
Shankar stars in bank win
A brilliant all-round performance by skipper Bhola Shanker, who scored a strokeful 81 with ten fours and one six and then claimed three wickets for 50 runs, helped Syndicate Bank beat Sonnex Club by three runs in a thrilling DDCA League match at the Ferozeshah Kotla ground.
Komal sweeps three golds in athletics
Ramnik Singh of Guru Tegh Bahadur School, Mansarover Garden, who lifted the 100m title on Tuesday, completed a sprint double when he annexed the 200m gold too, when he clocked 23.0 secs in the Banarsidas Chandiwala Inter-School Sports Tournament at the Jawaharal Nehru Stadium in the Capital.
Sumit Dogra cracks century in Sood Cricket
A swashbuckling unbeaten century knock of 110 off 102 balls with two sixes and eleven fours by Sumit Dogra powered Youngsters Cricket Club to a three wickets victory against State Bank of Patiala in the 12th Om Nath Sood Memorial Cricket Tournament for the HRS Trophy at the Khalsa College ground in the Capital.
Eight teams for Mayor's Shield Cricket
Eight teams, divided into two groups, will participate in the third phase of the Mayor's Shield Cricket Tournament to be held at the Mohan Meakin ground from May 20.
Gyan Bharati lose to Bournvita Academy
Former Test player Arun Lal's Bournvita Cricket Academy defeated Gyan Bharati South Delhi Cricket Academy by five wickets in their tour of Kolkata.


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Trajko Veljanovski (Escópia, 2 de novembro de 1962) foi o presidente do Parlamento da Macedónia do Norte de 2008 a 2017. Formou-se em Direito, na Universidade de São Cirilo e São Metódio, tendo trabalhado como advogado até 1999.
Bom diplomata, a 16 de maio de 2016, ofereceu ao Papa Francisco, em nome do povo macedônio, uma uma tiara confecionada por monjas ortodoxas do mosteiro de São Jorge, no vilarejo de Rajcica, nas vizinhanças de Debar, com pérolas do Lago Ohrid. A tiara passou a integrar a coleção de tiaras vaticanas.

Política
Iniciou a vida política em 1993, juntando-se VMRO-DPMNE. Em 1999, foi eleito subsecretário do Ministério da Justiça, no Parlamento da Macedónia, e, em seguida, tornou-se ministro no mesmo ministério.
Nas eleições de 2006, foi eleito para a Assembleia. Na eleição de 2008, ele foi reeleito e tornou-se presidente do Parlamento macedônio.

Políticos da Macedônia do Norte

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His most recent publications include:
Relevance Realization the Emerging Framework in Cognitive Science (2012) with Tim Lillicrap and Blake Richards
a chapter in The Scientific Study of Personal Wisdom entitled Relevance, Meaning, and the Cognitive Science of Wisdom (2012) with Leonardo Ferraro
a chapter in SmartData: Privacy meet evolutionary robotics with Leonardo Ferraro entitled Relevance Realization and the Neurodynamics and Neuroconnectivity of General Intelligence (2013)
and a forthcoming chapter in Hypnosis and meditation: Towards an integrative science of conscious planes entitled Reformulating the Mindfulness Construct: the Cognitive Processes at work in Mindfulness, Hypnosis, and Mystical States.
In his spare time, he likes to read, travel, and walk his dog Bauer (otherwise known as Superglue).
Leonardo FerraroSenior Consultant
Leonardo Ferraro is a life-long educator, having begun teaching high-school while finishing his undergraduate degree. He has taught at every level from elementary to graduate school, most recently training Teacher Candidates in the B.Ed. program at OISE. He has taught mathematics, sciences (including senior biology), physical education, psychology, and pedagogy. Consistently, across all levels of education, Leonardo has strived to empower learning, to teach his students not just subject-specific course-content, but how to hone their own learning.
More recently, Leonardo has been focusing on psychometric and psychoeducational work, helping assess learning exceptionalities and working with students, teachers, and parents in the project of constructing optimal learning strategies, as well as working with exceptional students in remediation and enrichment. This work is central to one of his main passions: the accessibility of education and helping every student maximize their growth and development.
Educated in Cognitive Science, Leonardo has long brought his work with Dr. John Vervaeke to bear in his educational and psychoeducational practice, also drawing on his graduate work, which focused on Developmental Neuroscience. Together with Peter Kozar, Dr. John Vervaeke, and Anderson Todd, Leonardo has helped build and develop the Sophia Framework.
Anderson ToddSenior Consultant
Anderson Todd is the Assistant Director of U of T's Wisdom and Consciousness Lab. Following his training in Cognitive Science under Dr. Vervaeke, his current research interests include intelligence amplification, attentional neurofeedback, lucid dreaming, and practical psychotechnology. He is the founder and head organiser of the acclaimed Mind Matters series of conferences at U of T. In addition to his capacity as a teaching assistant, he consults as an enrichment education specialist for several private schools, teaching essential skills to enable gifted students of all ages from grade school to grad school. He is currently training towards his certification as a Registered Psychotherapist. He is also a three time shortlister entrant of the International 3-Day Novel Writing Contest, which he has participated in annually since 1999. He loves coffee, motorcycles, improv acting, and reading absolutely everything he can get his hands on.
Peter KozarPresident & CEO
Peter Kozar is the entrepreneur and visionary behind Sophia Group and the Sophia Framework. Since childhood, Peter has cut his own path, always choosing to challenge himself and the status quo. Peter began IT consulting in high school, and started his first company before university. During the 2009 global economic crisis he saw an untapped opportunity and founded Sophia Group to meet the shifting needs of organizations through business process management consulting. As he helped companies strive towards continuous improvement, it became clear that transforming organizational culture was about more than process – it was about people and potential. By bringing together a team of seasoned business professionals and academic scientists, Peter has spearheaded the development of the Sophia Framework to meet the competitive challenges of the 21st Century global marketplace. In his spare time, Peter enjoys international travel, bodybuilding, skiing, rock climbing, and exotic cars.
The Sophia Framework
The Sophia Framework is the manual your brain should have come with. It is based on the latest research from Neuroscience, Organizational Psychology, Machine Learning, and Cognitive Science
Our Valuable Team Members & Advisors
Sophia Group
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Toronto, Ontario, M5C 2B5
Email: contact@sophiagroup.ca
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France, Germany, the UK and eight other countries will go ahead and implement a single EU patent aimed at lowering costs across the bloc to protect inventions, after talks with Italy and Spain over translation rights foundered.
Hailing it as "the cherry on top of the Belgian EU presidency cake," Vincent Van Quickenborne, Belgian acting minister for entrepreneurship and simplification said the move was "an important step for EU integration."
Not integrated in the deal, however, are Spain and Italy, who pressed to have their own languages recognised as well, not just English, French and German as the current decision entails.
Mr Van Quickenborne explained that the solution to have the 45-year old idea come into being, after talks with Italy and Spain collapsed, was to use the provision of "enhanced co-operation" allowed under the Lisbon Treaty, meaning that when there is no unanimity, on certain issues a group of minimum eight member states can go ahead and implement a new EU law.
Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Lithuania, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Slovenia and Sweden and the UK are part of the deal, while other countries may join at any time.
This group of countries earlier this week sent a letter to the EU commission urging it to consider the enhanced co-operation option as a way out of the deadlock.
"It's the first time that we use enhanced co-operation in a dossier that is the essence of EU – internal market," Mr Van Quickenborne said.
According to internal market commissioner Michel Barnier, who was also part of the drafting team of the current EU treaty, the option of enhanced co-operation was the only way to break the decade-long deadlock.
He said the new regulation on the EU patent may be finalised by the end of 2011 and would cut back at least tenfold the current cost of roughly €80,000 to have a patent recognised in all 27 member states.
With the cost of a patent in the US currently estimated at €1,850, it is no wonder that EU businesses are not competitive, Mr Barnier said. The initial commission proposal was set to cost €4,700, but with the current compromise, which involves free translation for the company in one language of its choice, the cost is estimated at €5,000-6,000.
Pressed by Italian journalists to explain why the negotiations with Rome and Madrid stopped, Mr Barnier blasted: "I don't mean to sound controversial, but Italy was a member of the EU when the three-language system was set up and it did not have any objections back then. What do people want, to drive up costs? To go back 30 years? This is a good agreement for everyone," he asked.
Currently, companies can apply for a patent with the Munich-based European Patent Office, which isn't part of the EU and has 38 member countries. It only issues patents in English, French and German (what Mr Barnier was referring to). The patent then breaks up into a bundle of patents which companies must defend in each individual country.


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Visionaire, the fabled art and fashion "magazine", is about to appear in its 51st incarnation. While the issues differ radically from one to the next, each is dedicated to a particular theme that a host of celebrated artists set out to interpret. The latest, published in a couple of weeks, takes the theme of "harmony" and contains six large-scale 25-piece jigsaw puzzles.


The last room. We're actually starting work on the last room. I honestly wasn't sure this day would ever come. Ok, so work still needs to be done to to the starboard walls of the pilot house, but our aft quarter berth was the last untouched area….and now we have our hands all over it!
Our first step was clearing it out which was no easy feat in itself. Ever since we moved aboard this boat the quarter berth has been our main 'storage' area (other than our 10'x10′ storage unit up the road), so if there was anything on the boat we didn't know where to stick it…in the quarter berth it went. About half of it we were able to keep chaos free, but the front half, the part we used to store all our tools, rarely to ever had a sense of order. For more than 48 hours anyway.
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It's looking great! Glad you found time to post about it. Also love that you jump in there and get your hands dirty – people often think The Girls only handle the provisioning etc. But you've proven quite the opposite.
You guys are work horses! Looks great!
The amount of work and effort that's gone into this is INSANE! Great job!
Whew! Your blog has constituted my primary reading material for 2.5 weeks-and I generally read at least 2 hours per night! It was been a wonderful journey watching you explore some places I've been (Bahamas, st. Maarten) and many I want to see. And Matt gets my award for best internet research guy ever. I can tell you guys are doing many things for the first time, but you are very deliberate and thoughtful. You are having to do many things twice much less than most people would. I am glad you enjoyed your visit to St. Pete (my home for the last 17 years). You saw some of the best parts in Pass a Grille and downtown St. Pete. The very best parts like Egmont Key, Bunce's Pass and Passage Key are accessible by boat. Hopefully you guys will cruise by at some point and take a mooring ball in front of the vinoy or anchor out in big bayou. We would be happy to teach you the art of "water buffaloing" which is standing up to your neck in water on a sandbar and drinking a refreshing beverage. Also, please check out the Conch Rescue Facebook page-we don't do many posts but we try to be funny.
I was trying to explain your blog to a good friend the other day and I told him it was 1/3 Stop Having a Boring Life (SHABL), 1/3 Mr. Money Mustache (for frugality) and 1/3 Classicmako.com (boat rebuilding). Please keep blogging and many congratulations on the gigantic project nearing completion!


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Conteúdo básico é o conjunto de matérias do núcleo comum de aprendizado, a saber: língua portuguesa, matemática, ciências, geografia e história. Espera-se que o estudo destas matérias consiga abranger as três áreas do conhecimento cognitivo. Didaticamente podemos mencionar a área de línguas ou comunicação, a área de conhecimentos matemáticos ou ciências exatas e a área de conhecimento sociais ou a relação homem e mundo (geografia e história).

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The history of Château de Roquefort dates back during the Greek-Celtic times before its reign was taken over by the Romans as its history continued passing through the middle ages. Today the domaine's cellar was built in 1734 and was more recently updated in 1995 to house current technologies such as inox (stainless steel tanks) and other winemaking equipment. With that said, since 1995 the wines of Château de Roquefort are under the control of Raimond de Villeneuve who has given a new life to the domaine and its vines converting all viticulture to organic with the belief that the best wines are made with as little human interaction as possible. The domaine's special location adjacent to the famous Bandol appellation allows for later harvesting creating wines with wonderful freshness and phenolic ripeness.
Château de Roquefort is made up of 25 hectares of organically farmed vines (certified by ECOCERT since 2014) planted to the traditional grape varieties of Provence: Grenache noir, Syrah, Cinsault, Mourvèdre, Carignan, Clairette, Rolle (Vermentino) and Ugni blanc. The vines sit on a bed of stony clay and chalk soils at an altitude of 350 to 400 meters. This elevation combined with their close proximity to the Mediterranean sea helps the vines from overheating. While the average age of vines is around 40 years old, the domaine continues to replant to slowly expand as two hectares were planted in 1995 and an additional 3 hectares planted between 1999 and 2000. This is a very exciting domaine creating wines which beautifully display why Provence has continued to gain great attention outside of its expressive rosés.


Dividers (black only) are available for each bin and are sold individually below. Simply type in the desired quantity for your specific bin, then click Add to Cart.
Dividers (black only) are available for each bin and are sold individually above. Simply type in the desired quantity for your specific bin, then click Add to Cart.


In honor of Film Photography Day, one of the local photography studios, Hanlon-Fiske Studios, hosted a "Let's Shoot Film" day. We dusted off our film cameras, loaded them up and ran around town shooting. It was an amazing time, and brought back memories of loading film in the pitch black darkness, swirling chemicals under the red lights, and working alongside other photographers. In this digital age we often sit in our office alone, staring at a computer, only to share our images via internet. This brought a real sense of community back for me.
Here are some of my favorite images, portraits of my daughter and husband. I'll be posted a second batch of urban landscapes of Rochester.
Not only are these displays a joy to look at, they are delicious! Amy gave me some samples in thanks for the photographs and my taste buds were happy.
After neglecting this blog for several years, I decided that it's time to resurrect it. I took the 365 (or 366 for the leap year), challenge of taking one photograph on every day of the year. The problem I'm encountering is that some days I will shoot a whole story and, needed a venue to display these images. So here we are… back on the horse. Today's post is from the Valentine's Day shoot I had with my one year old daughter. A challenging yet rewarding shoot!
July 11, 2010 – I watched my good friend Tennille marry what appears to be the man of her dreams. I was honored from the very beginning when they asked me to be their photographer for the day. These two are such fun, loving people and you can see from the moment they are together that they are a perfect match. Enjoy some of my favorite picks from this beautiful day!
Recently, I got an email from a stylist I work with regularly, telling me to check out the new Oprah Magazine issue. As I flipped through the pages I came across a very familiar scene. About a year ago I did testing with this stylist, Mai Tran, titled Beauty Tools. This was one of my favorite projects to work on, but one shot didn't quite fit in with the group, and ended up on the cutting room floor. You could imagine my surprise when I opened up to this page and saw such a similar image staring back at me. I guess this Guerlain compact gave us both the same inspiration in two different studios.
Today became a day of photo re-organizing and I came across this Ad I did with RubberFish Art for Bonobos.
It was the first time I made images solely for the purpose of being pieced together. I guess I'm a little old-fashioned when it comes to that, I'm still used to creating the entire image in camera. It was a challenge to make my brain think a different way when shooting… but the end product came out amazing! What a great opportunity to work with such talented people!
Here is the newest edition to our family. My sister adopted her two weeks ago in Virginia after long process of paperwork and patience. She is too cute for words and her big brother Michael loves her more than you can imagine. Welcome Sarah!
So I just saw that the Leaf Gallery has featured my "beauty tools" project in their latest newsletter. It's pretty exciting for me… check it out!
I do love my leaf back; I've had clients look at the screen when I'm shooting and be amazed at the details you can see like the texture in fabrics and scratches on metal that you can barely see with your eye. I started my career just as digital was starting to replace film in the commercial world, it's been amazing to watch the progression. Can't wait to see what's next.


WHERE IS THE NORFOLK FEDERAL PUBLIC DEFENDER OFFICE?
Our building's exterior is reddish-brown in color and is located directly across the street from the USS Wisconsin battleship, a Norfolk landmark.
Meter parking can be found on Randolph Street, which is located directly behind our building and throughout the downtown area.
I-64 East through the Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel to I-264 West to the Waterside Drive exit (#11). Stay on Waterside Drive. When Waterside Drive curves to the right, it becomes Boush Street. Our office is located directly after the second traffic light (Plume Street) and before the third traffic light (City Hall Avenue).
264 West through the downtown tunnel. Follow the signs to Waterside Drive. Stay on Waterside Drive. When Waterside Drive curves to the right, it becomes Boush Street. Our office building is located on Boush Street directly after the second traffic light (Plume Street) and before the third traffic light (City Hall Avenue).
I-95 South to I-295 South exit (# 84A). I-295 to I-64 East (#28A). I-64 through the Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel to I-264 West to the Waterside Drive exit (#11). Stay on Waterside Drive. When Waterside Drive curves to the right, it becomes Boush Street. Our office is located directly after the second traffic light (Plume Street) and before the third traffic light (City Hall Avenue).
If your loved one is being held in a local jail, you may have questions about the facility where he or she is being held. Each jail has its own policies and procedures, including how to send money and how to set up a visit.
*Please be aware that jails calls are monitored and recorded and may be used by law enforcement against your loved one. We, therefore, recommend that you not discuss any legal matters on the phone.
Your court appearance will be at either the federal courthouse in Newport News or the federal courthouse in Norfolk. Your attorney will advise you as to where you should be and at what time. If any questions arise, our office is happy to take your call to assist you.
Garage parking is available by the courthouse at hourly rates. Another option is to take public transportation. Information on parking and public transit can be found by accessing the courthouse links seen below.
*You must present a photo ID.
*Cell phones or other electronic devices are not permitted.
pictures or words on them and jeans are discouraged.
we can help direct you to a budget-conscious hotel that is close to the courthouse.
Norfolk is serviced by Amtrak (train) at 280 Park Avenue in downtown Norfolk.


Marcus Lattimore, a South Carolina native, former University of South Carolina star running back and 2013 San Francisco 49ers draftee, is now serving as a celebrity spokesperson for Select Health of South Carolina. Lattimore is promoting adolescent well visits among 17 to 21-year-olds on the First Choice Medicaid health plan as part of its "First Choice Fit" campaign.
First Choice by Select Health of South Carolina is partnering with Marcus Lattimore, former University of South Carolina star running back and recent San Francisco 49ers draftee, to promote adolescent well visits among 17 to 21-year-olds on its Medicaid health plan as part of its "First Choice Fit" campaign. A S.C. native, Lattimore is now serving as a celebrity spokesperson for Select Health, the state's oldest and largest Medicaid managed care organization serving more than 255,000 First Choice members in all 46 counties. Select Health is part of AmeriHealth Caritas Family of Companies. AmeriHealth Caritas is a majority-owned subsidiary of Independence Blue Cross; Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan holds a minority interest.
Lattimore, age 21, was chosen as a First Choice spokesperson for his ability to communicate the importance of proper nutrition, exercise and building a relationship with a primary care physician.
Select Health's "First Choice Fit" campaign kicks off with an interview discussing Lattimore's proactive health strategies, which will appear in the summer issue of Healthy Now, First Choice's free quarterly member education newsletter reaching more than 130,000 S.C. households in June. Two online videos of this interview will be available at www.selecthealthofsc.com/firstchoice, providing an intimate perspective of Lattimore's thoughts on the importance of staying First Choice Fit. In addition, more than 7,500 First Choice members, ages 17 to 21, will receive a personalized telephonic message from Lattimore during the week of June 10, emphasizing the importance of well visits.
Well visits are recommended for all children from birth to age 21. They include regular medical check-ups such as eye and hearing tests, blood pressure checks, immunizations, lab tests, monitoring of proper growth and development, screening for lead before a child's second birthday, body mass index screening, counseling for nutrition and physical activity and dental checkups. Learn more about well visits online at www.selecthealthofsc.com/firstchoice/member/eng/health/wellvisits/index.aspx.
Lattimore was a stellar student at James F. Byrnes High School and became a role model throughout the Duncan community in upstate S.C., where his gridiron prowess as a running back helped him become one of the most accomplished football players in S.C. high school and college history.


Members of the Catholic community gathered at St. Francis Xavier Cathedral on Wednesday, October 26, 2011 7:30 p.m. to celebrate a Mass of Thanksgiving in honour of the ministry of the Congregation of the Sacred Hearts Of Jesus and Mary (SS.CC.) within the Archdiocese of Nassau.
After having been in the Bahamas for 50 years we say goodbye to the last member of the Congregation of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary (SS.CC.), Fr. Martin Gomes, SS.CC. Fr. Gomes was assigned to St. Joseph Parish having taken over from another member of the congregation, Fr. Patrick Fanning. Fr. Patrick was then transferred to Long Island until earlier this year when he too said farewell to The Bahamas. Fr. Pat is now studying abroad in Rome.
The Sacred Hearts Community has been in the Bahamas longer than any serving Bahamian priest says Archbishop Pinder; "the Sacred Hearts Community has been present and ministering among us since 1961. From then until now is a span of fifty years. The reality is, we have no local Bahamian priest who has served us that long. The one who comes closest is our highly regarded and deeply loved Monsignor Preston Moss, who was ordained in 1965 (46 years ago)."
Fr. Gomes along with the other priests of the congregation have contributed significantly to the development of the Archdiocese of Nassau as indicated by Archbishop Pinder. Fr. Stan Kolasa artistic imagination birthed the beautiful church of St. Francis de Sales in Marsh Harbour, Abaco. Thanks to Fr. Michael Kelly the members of Our Lady's Parish ensure the renovated Parish with an amazing baptismal font and air conditioning. In addition to the said projects at Our Lady's Parish, Fr. Kelly also took on the task of seeing through the new Parish Hall with diligence and precision.
Present at the celebration along with Fr. Martin Gomes, SS.CC. were Fr. William Petrie, SS.CC., the Provincial Superior of the Sacred Hearts Community, along with Fr. Michael Kelly, SS.CC. and Fr. Stan Kolasa, SS.CC. Absent was Fr. Patrick Fanning who is in Rome on studies.
A monument in honour of the Sacred Hearts Community was presented by His Grace, Archbishop Patrick C Pinder, STD, CMG at a Mass of thanksgiving for Fr. Gomes and the other priests who served in The Bahamas from 1961-2011 on Sunday, October 30, 2011 at St. Joseph Parish. Unveiling of the monument was led by Fr. Bill Petrie, SS.CC, Provincial.


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While you don't want to spend more than necessary, having the right food dispensers will greatly enhance the beauty of your catering setup. You'll find that basic equipment and tools are sold in various designs, such as a catering beverage dispenser, a cupcake rack, or an imaginative sushi serving dish. Having these in your arsenal will definitely enhance your catering game.
One of the coolest ways to present ordinary food in a new light is by using a barbecue style presentation. You can stick certain food types together so that it helps create that wonderful single-serve appeal. Not only is this easy to set up, it's also incredibly clean and allows for a quick headcount of how much you need.
There's nothing like a burst of colour to make your presentation more appealing. Use colours that come naturally to nature. This means the use of fruits and vegetables in all their glorious hues. Combine colours and if possible, you can also try playing with new flavours.
You can also try adding a bit of flair to your catering presentation by going live. What does this mean? You can put in someone who cooks or prepares the food as requested. For example, sushi rolls can be made fresh by an on-site chef. Fried ice cream can be done as requested or even everyone's favourite, an on-site barbecue service.
When it comes right down to it, your imagination is your limit when setting up a catering event. Whether buffet style or a plate-event, feel free to play and experiment with how the food is presented.


Regular application helps control itching, irritation, dandruff & minor infections of scalp & hair. It helps hair retain its natural color & shine. It helps control Headache.
Til (Sesamum indicum) Oil (Sd. Ol.) – 0.5 ml.
Amalaki (Emblica officinalis) (Fr.) – 0.5 gm.
Olive (Olea europoea) Oil (Sd. Ol.) – 0.5 gm.
(Ref: Ayurveda Saar Sangrah) – 0.6 gm.
Groundnut Oil – 0.5 gm.
Butylated Hydroxytoluene – 0.05 gm.
Liquid Light Paraffin – 7.2 gm.
Sugandhit Dravya (Amla) – 0.1 gm.
Ranjak Dravya – 0.05 gm.
Ayurvedic Indications: Samanya Shirah Shool (General Headache), Keshapata (Falling of Hair).
Dose & Application: 2- 3 ml or more so as to cover the scalp completely. Apply directly to the scalp & gently rub in circular tapping motion. Safe for daily use.
Keep in cool, dry & dark place.


Boards and executive leadership need to anticipate and be well prepared to manage extensive levels of executive leadership turnover within the C-suite in the coming five years.
It is challenging enough for a board and leadership team to deal with the retirement or departure of a CEO, but today the senior leadership ranks can be rocked by two or three leaving at roughly the same time, or the new CEO being open for a change in her/his key team members.
Succession planning is no longer a relaxed process for a single executive, team or group. Succession, transition or continuity planning must now be the state-of-the-art for fast moving health systems. The disruption and continuity distractions in C-suites must now be planned and administered in a collective manner for the entire team.
The Board should expect the CEO to have and share insights into an up-to-date Executive Leadership Continuity Plan that describes plans and replacement contingency plans for each position, and the strategies to ensure a balanced and stable executive team at the top of the organization.
Update organizational charts: Executive team organizational designs must be visualized in a manner that clarify current spans of control, reporting relationships and capacity for ever increasing performance gains not just at the top C-suite level, but deep into the middle manager ranks. Updating the current design to the future parameters of the competency mapping below is also essential to organizational agility, resilience and performance.
Competency mapping of C-suite capabilities to meet the organization's strategic challenges and plans. The board should expect that the CEO causes a "Leadership Model" to be developed and maintained that starts with the organization's strategic and financial plan and moves into philosophies and design for executive leadership at all levels of the organization. The organizational chart needs to consider spans of control; agility to respond to the changing market and performance dynamics of the organization; and the evolving pressures for organizational performance, innovation and vitality. Competencies needed for each position and team should be identified and continuously refreshed to meet strategic opportunities and threats.
Leader transition and development plans for each executive and the team as whole. CEOs need to be encouraged by their boards to develop and continuously update/maintain a database on all leaders from C-suite to middle managers. This set of individualized profiles should address at least these insights: position description, spans of control, history of leadership work, age, demographic features, leadership style dimensions, retirement plans, performance and development priorities, as well as long range personal and professional plans for change and advancement.
Competency development investments: To retain good executives and encourage great team alignment and strategic focus, strong health systems invest in "Leadership Academies" that nurture the continuous growth and development of the competencies of each leader and the team as a unified whole. Too often boards assume that, because they hired a superior CEO, she or he will remain at the top of their game forever without further support and growth. Because of the above pressures, this is no longer a wise strategy. To attract and retain A-level leaders, boards need to establish budget line items that fuel the pipeline of talented executives at all levels of the organization, from board to bedside. These leadership development initiatives can be done from within, but also may involve retained relationships with area colleges, universities and executive coaching organizations.
Retained succession support advisors: To stay well-informed of effective ways to recruit, compensate, onboard and develop executives of health systems, some systems are building a long-range relationship with experienced executive search and recruitment organizations. These retainer relationships balance the cost-effectiveness and speed of response for the ebb and flow of C-suite leadership changes. The adviser gets to know the plans, culture and competency needs of the health system; disruptions and discontinuity of leader changes are minimized; and the probability of strategic fit for incoming leaders is enhanced.
We encourage a healthy review, conversation and debate about this roadmap to develop stronger leadership teams. Involve board, executive human resource and medical staff leaders in these conversations.
How would you best address these suggestions in the coming year?
Zachary N. Besheer is a Managing Director & Senior Consultant with Integrated Healthcare Strategies, a division of Gallagher Benefit Services, Inc. Leveraging nearly 25 years in both operational and executive healthcare roles, Mr. Besheer offers outcomes-focused, creative solutions for the clients of Gallagher Integrated.
Kathy Hall is a Managing Director & Practice Leader of Gallagher MSA Search, a part of the Gallagher Human Resources & Compensation Consulting practice. Kathy offers her clients over 25 years of healthcare executive search and consulting experience.
Jim Rice, PhD, FACHE is the Managing Director & Practice Leader with the Governance & Leadership service line of Integrated Healthcare Strategies, a part of the Gallagher Human Resources & Compensation Consulting practice. He focuses his consulting work on strategic governance structures and systems for high performing, tax-exempt health sector organizations and integrated care systems; visioning for health sector and not-for-profit organizations; and leadership development for physicians and medical groups.


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      const gss_name_t target_name,
      const gss_OID mech_type,
      OM_uint32 req_flags,
      OM_uint32 time_req,
      const gss_channel_bindings_t input_chan_bindings,
      const gss_buffer_t input_token,
      gss_OID* actual_mech_type,
      gss_buffer_t output_token,
      OM_uint32* ret_flags,
      OM_uint32* time_rec) = 0;
  virtual OM_uint32 wrap_size_limit(
      OM_uint32* minor_status,
      const gss_ctx_id_t context_handle,
      int conf_req_flag,
      gss_qop_t qop_req,
      OM_uint32 req_output_size,
      OM_uint32* max_input_size) = 0;
  virtual OM_uint32 delete_sec_context(
      OM_uint32* minor_status,
      gss_ctx_id_t* context_handle,
      gss_buffer_t output_token) = 0;
  virtual OM_uint32 inquire_context(
      OM_uint32* minor_status,
      const gss_ctx_id_t context_handle,
      gss_name_t* src_name,
      gss_name_t* targ_name,
      OM_uint32* lifetime_rec,
      gss_OID* mech_type,
      OM_uint32* ctx_flags,
      int* locally_initiated,
      int* open) = 0;

};

// GSSAPISharedLibrary class is defined here so that unit tests can access it.
class NET_EXPORT_PRIVATE GSSAPISharedLibrary : public GSSAPILibrary {
 public:
  // If |gssapi_library_name| is empty, hard-coded default library names are
  // used.
  explicit GSSAPISharedLibrary(const std::string& gssapi_library_name);
  virtual ~GSSAPISharedLibrary();

  // GSSAPILibrary methods:
  virtual bool Init() OVERRIDE;
  virtual OM_uint32 import_name(
      OM_uint32* minor_status,
      const gss_buffer_t input_name_buffer,
      const gss_OID input_name_type,
      gss_name_t* output_name) OVERRIDE;
  virtual OM_uint32 release_name(
      OM_uint32* minor_status,
      gss_name_t* input_name) OVERRIDE;
  virtual OM_uint32 release_buffer(
      OM_uint32* minor_status,
      gss_buffer_t buffer) OVERRIDE;
  virtual OM_uint32 display_name(
      OM_uint32* minor_status,
      const gss_name_t input_name,
      gss_buffer_t output_name_buffer,
      gss_OID* output_name_type) OVERRIDE;
  virtual OM_uint32 display_status(
      OM_uint32* minor_status,
      OM_uint32 status_value,
      int status_type,
      const gss_OID mech_type,
      OM_uint32* message_contex,
      gss_buffer_t status_string) OVERRIDE;
  virtual OM_uint32 init_sec_context(
      OM_uint32* minor_status,
      const gss_cred_id_t initiator_cred_handle,
      gss_ctx_id_t* context_handle,
      const gss_name_t target_name,
      const gss_OID mech_type,
      OM_uint32 req_flags,
      OM_uint32 time_req,
      const gss_channel_bindings_t input_chan_bindings,
      const gss_buffer_t input_token,
      gss_OID* actual_mech_type,
      gss_buffer_t output_token,
      OM_uint32* ret_flags,
      OM_uint32* time_rec) OVERRIDE;
  virtual OM_uint32 wrap_size_limit(
      OM_uint32* minor_status,
      const gss_ctx_id_t context_handle,
      int conf_req_flag,
      gss_qop_t qop_req,
      OM_uint32 req_output_size,
      OM_uint32* max_input_size) OVERRIDE;
  virtual OM_uint32 delete_sec_context(
      OM_uint32* minor_status,
      gss_ctx_id_t* context_handle,
      gss_buffer_t output_token) OVERRIDE;
  virtual OM_uint32 inquire_context(
      OM_uint32* minor_status,
      const gss_ctx_id_t context_handle,
      gss_name_t* src_name,
      gss_name_t* targ_name,
      OM_uint32* lifetime_rec,
      gss_OID* mech_type,
      OM_uint32* ctx_flags,
      int* locally_initiated,
      int* open) OVERRIDE;

 private:
  typedef typeof(&gss_import_name) gss_import_name_type;
  typedef typeof(&gss_release_name) gss_release_name_type;
  typedef typeof(&gss_release_buffer) gss_release_buffer_type;
  typedef typeof(&gss_display_name) gss_display_name_type;
  typedef typeof(&gss_display_status) gss_display_status_type;
  typedef typeof(&gss_init_sec_context) gss_init_sec_context_type;
  typedef typeof(&gss_wrap_size_limit) gss_wrap_size_limit_type;
  typedef typeof(&gss_delete_sec_context) gss_delete_sec_context_type;
  typedef typeof(&gss_inquire_context) gss_inquire_context_type;

  FRIEND_TEST_ALL_PREFIXES(HttpAuthGSSAPIPOSIXTest, GSSAPIStartup);

  bool InitImpl();
  // Finds a usable dynamic library for GSSAPI and loads it.  The criteria are:
  //   1. The library must exist.
  //   2. The library must export the functions we need.
  base::NativeLibrary LoadSharedLibrary();
  bool BindMethods(base::NativeLibrary lib);

  bool initialized_;

  std::string gssapi_library_name_;
  // Need some way to invalidate the library.
  base::NativeLibrary gssapi_library_;

  // Function pointers
  gss_import_name_type import_name_;
  gss_release_name_type release_name_;
  gss_release_buffer_type release_buffer_;
  gss_display_name_type display_name_;
  gss_display_status_type display_status_;
  gss_init_sec_context_type init_sec_context_;
  gss_wrap_size_limit_type wrap_size_limit_;
  gss_delete_sec_context_type delete_sec_context_;
  gss_inquire_context_type inquire_context_;
};

// ScopedSecurityContext releases a gss_ctx_id_t when it goes out of
// scope.
class ScopedSecurityContext {
 public:
  explicit ScopedSecurityContext(GSSAPILibrary* gssapi_lib);
  ~ScopedSecurityContext();

  gss_ctx_id_t get() const { return security_context_; }
  gss_ctx_id_t* receive() { return &security_context_; }

 private:
  gss_ctx_id_t security_context_;
  GSSAPILibrary* gssapi_lib_;

  DISALLOW_COPY_AND_ASSIGN(ScopedSecurityContext);
};

// TODO(ahendrickson): Share code with HttpAuthSSPI.
class NET_EXPORT_PRIVATE HttpAuthGSSAPI {
 public:
  HttpAuthGSSAPI(GSSAPILibrary* library,
                 const std::string& scheme,
                 const gss_OID gss_oid);
  ~HttpAuthGSSAPI();

  bool Init();

  bool NeedsIdentity() const;

  bool AllowsExplicitCredentials() const;

  HttpAuth::AuthorizationResult ParseChallenge(
      HttpAuth::ChallengeTokenizer* tok);

  // Generates an authentication token.
  // The return value is an error code. If it's not |OK|, the value of
  // |*auth_token| is unspecified.
  // |spn| is the Service Principal Name of the server that the token is
  // being generated for.
  // If this is the first round of a multiple round scheme, credentials are
  // obtained using |*credentials|. If |credentials| is NULL, the default
  // credentials are used instead.
  int GenerateAuthToken(const AuthCredentials* credentials,
                        const std::wstring& spn,
                        std::string* auth_token);

  // Delegation is allowed on the Kerberos ticket. This allows certain servers
  // to act as the user, such as an IIS server retrieiving data from a
  // Kerberized MSSQL server.
  void Delegate();

 private:
  int GetNextSecurityToken(const std::wstring& spn,
                           gss_buffer_t in_token,
                           gss_buffer_t out_token);

  std::string scheme_;
  gss_OID gss_oid_;
  GSSAPILibrary* library_;
  std::string decoded_server_auth_token_;
  ScopedSecurityContext scoped_sec_context_;
  bool can_delegate_;
};

}  // namespace net

#endif  // NET_HTTP_HTTP_AUTH_GSSAPI_POSIX_H_


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A cab driver was held up at gunpoint in Flatlands Saturday night and got a lot more than he gave.
The 55-year-old victim told police that he was standing outside his car near the corner of East 56th Street and Avenue I during the early-morning hours of February 28 when an unidentified man with a gun approached him.
The thug demanded his money, but the cabbie refused, reportedly fighting the thief off.
The gunman opened fire during the ensuing scuffle, hitting the cabbie in his left hip.
The thief ran off empty-handed, police said. The cabbie was transported to an area hospital, where he was listed in stable condition after treatment.
Cops were still looking for the gunman as this paper went to press.
Anyone with information regarding the thief's whereabouts is urged to contact the 63rd Precinct at (718) 258-4411. All calls will be kept confidential.
A nosy neighbor became a life-saver for a handful of motorists last week after he spotted someone breaking into cars in Flatlands.
Cops said that they were directed to East 31st Street between Avenues I and J just after 4 a.m. on February 28 after someone called 911.
When they arrived at the scene, they found 22-year-old Gregory Calixte allegedly looting through a car — the second one he allegedly broke into on the block that night.
Cops took Calixte into custody without incident, charging him with grand larceny.
Cops are looking for three thugs who pounded on a 19-year-old until he gave up his cell phone outside Kings Plaza last week.
The victim said that he was on Avenue U approaching East 55th Street at 3 p.m. on February 28 when the three males attacked him.
The trio punched their victim to the ground and then ripped the cell phone from his grasp, said officials.
A thief tried to enter a Mill Island home last week, but couldn't get past the window.
A 40-year-old woman told police that she returned to her Mill Avenue home near Mayfair Drive at about 8 p.m. February 22 only to learn that someone had tampered with her side window.
Whoever did it, however, didn't have the time, patience or skill to force the matter and get inside.
Cops were trying to locate the burglar as this paper went to press.
A set of keys and some bank records were removed from a Mill Basin home a thief managed to raid because of an unsecured air conditioner.
A 54-year-old Avenue T woman near East 59th Street told police that when she returned home at 5:30 p.m. on February 26, she quickly discovered that someone had removed the air conditioner from a rear window, crawling through the space he had made.
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A 39-year-old motorist learned that the hard way last week when she returned to her car and found that someone had busted her window and made off with her handbag.
Police were told that $400 and several credit cards were in the purse when it was swiped sometime before 8 p.m. on February 22.
The raid took place in a restaurant parking lot on Flatlands Avenue near East 56th Street, officials said.
Police are trying to track down the would-be thief who likes to build cars from scratch, or at least from parts taken from other people's cars.
This menacing mechanic hit Marine Park last week, stripping a car parked on Hendrickson Street between avenues S and T.
Cops were told that the ambitious thief managed to take the doors, hood and spare tire from the car before the owner took notice at 11 a.m. on February 22.
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The 74-year-old East 58th Street resident told police that the credit card account was opened back in 2007. Since then, his impersonator has been living "high on the hog" making thousands of dollars in purchases on the senior's good name and credit history.
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Officials said that a 2000 Honda Civic was taken from East 48th Street between Avenue O and Fillmore Avenue on February 21, a 1995 Volkswagen Jetta was removed from East 34th Street near Flatbush Avenue and a black Jeep was stolen from Avenue P near Ryder Street.
The most expensive car stolen last week was in Flatlands — a red 2010 Ford E350 van, which was discovered missing from Avenue J near East 48h Street on the morning of February 26.
Cops are continuing their search for the masked gunman who opened fire on a 47-year-old Marine Park woman as she took her 13-year-old son to school.
A bullet grazed the woman's head and the gunman ran off, said police, who were still looking for the camouflage-clad triggerman as this paper went to press.
Cops said that the woman and her son had just walked to her car parked near the corner of Quentin Road and Coleman Street at 8 a.m. February 4 when the suspect opened fire.
The woman suffered a graze wound. Her son was startled but otherwise uninjured.
Paramedics rushed the woman to Kings County Hospital, where she was listed in stable condition after treatment.
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Cops are looking for a knife-wielding thug who stabbed and sliced a 17-year-old on Nostrand Avenue during a recent mugging.
Officials said that the teen was walking along Nostrand Avenue between avenues I and J just before 4 p.m. February 9 when an unidentified black male attacked him.
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He ultimately ran off with the victim's cell phone, said police, who added that the victim was ok after treatment.
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