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Q: autoupdate a distance between two locations in objective c I'm very new to objective-c and have tried several sources to find an answer. No luck so far. Please help me out.
I'm building an app with location functionality.
The app has to give an alert when a given distance is covered.
Therefore I have to save a initial location. When moving the actual position has to be displayed andt the distance as well.
What I did is the following:
-(void)locationManager:(CLLocationManager *)manager didUpdateToLocation:(CLLocation *)newLocation fromLocation:(CLLocation *)oldLocation
{
//display latitude
NSString *lat =[[NSString alloc]initWithFormat:@"%f",
                 newLocation.coordinate.latitude];
latitude.text=lat;
//latr = lat;

//display longitude
NSString *lon = [[NSString alloc]initWithFormat:@"%f",
                 newLocation.coordinate.longitude];
longitude.text=lon;
//longr = lon;

//display accuracy
//NSString *acc = [[NSString alloc]initWithFormat:@"%f",
//                 newLocation.horizontalAccuracy];
//accuracy.text=acc;
    }

-(void)recordLocation{

double valueLat = [[latitude text]doubleValue];
int latSeconds = valueLat * 3600;
int latDegrees = latSeconds / 3600;
latSeconds = abs(latSeconds % 3600);
int latMinutes = latSeconds / 60;
latSeconds %= 60;

char latChar = (latitude > 0) ? 'N' : 'S';

double valueLon = [[longitude text]doubleValue];
int lonSeconds = valueLon * 3600;
int lonDegrees = lonSeconds / 3600;
lonSeconds = abs(lonSeconds % 3600);
int lonMinutes = lonSeconds / 60;
lonSeconds %= 60;

char lonChar = (longitude > 0) ? 'E' : 'W';

CLLocation *tempPos = [[CLLocation alloc] initWithLatitude:valueLat longitude:valueLon];

NSString *recPosition = [[NSString alloc]initWithFormat:@"%i° %i' %i\" %c" "   " @"%i° %i' %i\"  %c \n", latDegrees, latMinutes, latSeconds, latChar,lonDegrees, lonMinutes, lonSeconds, lonChar];

_labelDegrees.text = recPosition;

NSLog(@"%f" , valueLat);
NSLog(@"%f" , valueLon);
NSLog (@"%@", tempPos);

[self distanceFromLocation:tempPos];

}

- (CLLocationDistance)distanceFromLocation:(const CLLocation *)tempPos{

double lat1 = [[latitude text] doubleValue];
double lon1 = [[longitude text] doubleValue];

CLLocation *currentLocation = [[CLLocation alloc] initWithLatitude:lat1 longitude:lon1];

CLLocationDistance locDistance = [currentLocation distanceFromLocation:tempPos];

NSString *distText = [[NSString alloc]initWithFormat:@"%f", locDistance];

NSLog(@"%@", currentLocation);
NSLog(@"%f", locDistance);
NSLog(@"%@", distText);

[lonDistance setText:distText];
}

It workes, but only one time, when I click a Button in my interface.There is no autoupdat of locDistance.
The initial location updates automatic (found on the internet), the recording of this position is ok as well.
What is wrong in my code. It is possible a simple issue but I'm not able to find the solution.
(Please forgive my poor English, I'm dutch)
Thank you in advance for your help
Regards,
Adri

A: You need to call recordLocation from within the didUpdateToLocation:fromLocation: method. That method is called automatically by the location manager whenever the location changes by more than the distanceFilter distance that can be set on the location manager. When it gets called, you want it to call recordLocation, which in turn calls distanceFromLocation.
locationManager:didUpdateToLocation:fromLocation: is depreciated in iOS 6, so if you're using that iOS, then you should be using locationManager:didUpdateLocations:


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Every edit a book goes through makes it stronger. I would definitely want my trusted agent's input.
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EPA aims to end Trump's freeze on contracts and grants on Friday
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Environmental Protection Agency has told several lawmakers it aims to end late on Friday a freeze on grants and contracts that had been ordered by the White House, congressional aides said.
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The freeze has led to widespread concerns in states and cities about whether there would be delays in efforts to monitor and clean up toxic pollution, particularly lead pollution in drinking water, that would put the health of Americans at risk.
The Trump administration on Monday asked the EPA to temporarily freeze grants, contracts and interagency agreements pending a review.
The EPA allocates $4 billion in contracts annually on projects ranging from cleaning up polluted industrial sites to testing of air and water quality.
The concerns were acute in Flint, Michigan, where children for years have been exposed to dangerous levels of lead in drinking water.
After Representative Dan Kildee, whose congressional district includes Flint, and Michigan's two U.S. senators wrote to President Donald Trump asking whether programs would be delayed, the EPA told them that grants to clean up the water would be uninterrupted. Congress last year approved $100 million to clean up water in Flint.
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An official from another Midwestern city that has suffered lead poisoning, speaking on condition of anonymity, said local politicians had asked the EPA if programs would be slowed but had received no answers.
A former EPA head of grants said the freeze was troubling because it showed a "total lack of communication about it with states, tribes and communities."
"They're supposed to be EPA's partners in keeping people safe and health, so they should have been consulted, or at least warned," said Karl Brooks, a former acting assistant administrator at the agency. If every polluted community has to push politicians to write letters to the EPA, the agency "will be spending most of its time answering congressional letters and not getting lead out of water or mercury out of our air," he said.
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I'm gonna run an RPG if I can get enough people (4-6). You guys would be roleplaying generals/leaders in the war of your choice, and it would be a mixture of narrative and competitive gaming.
Think of it like a mafia game - during the day, you write what your character does, describing the battle or their actions in that timeframe. At night, you send 'tactics' posts to me, which I use to compare the two teams against.
It's possible to play canon characters, and would probably be advised for the first few rounds.
The two teams would be 2 vs 2 or 3 vs 3 for the first round.
But what are these teams? Well, I'm curious about that too - the two options I've narrowed down are towards the end of the Clone Wars, or just after the Battle of Endor. If there's interest from players - which scenario would you like to explore?
I will open one of my six mouths, and I will sing the song that ends the Earth.
. . . okay, so I'm thinking more here, and since it doesn't look like anyone's interested in the revenge thing, but maybe the inverse? Since you guys both have a character that's a veteran of the clone wars, maybe it would be interesting if one them had met or knew her father?
Mostly just a random thought, but also to keep gears turning and make this more solid.
As a volunteer, I would at first say he probably knew Shest--but serving on the bridge of a frigate he might have known Lassat, who would have been a young officer at the time.
Sure, we could have served together.
Uh, which characters do you mean Moff?
Sorry misread. I can have inflicted a tragedy on you.
. . . the tragedy may be that sentence, which I'm 80% sure is bad grammar.
Also, Xaph, do you want the rebel players to go into any detail/make up stuff for the capabilities of their cell?
It's grammatical, just syntactically slightly awkward.
I am always a fan of "it was Tuesday" evil. I love the part at the end of Rogue One.
"You know who I am."
"I've killed many fathers. You'll have to be more specific."
Yup, with the numbers missing so I can fill them in for you guys. Depending on what the specialty/history of the cell is the numbers will change.
Since neither of the others have said anything, let alone lay claim, I'll go ahead and pick the desert planet, since it give me more room for Veeral's cell to specialized toward vehicles.
As fitting for a small cell, most of their equipment and vehicles are geared for speed. They have several civilians landspeeders modified for their use, some with mounted guns and armor, some with only hidden compartments for weapons. They also have a large number of swoop bikes and stolen Imperial army speeder bikes.
Not sure if I can have any larger vehicles, or how large.
The cell has a great deal of equipment for desert operations, most of it civilian/industrial level, but again some stolen imperial equipment (maybe even a few sand trooper uniforms, if allowed). They have also stolen military grade armaments in their time, though ammo for large weapons, like rockets, is limited.
The cell usually operates out of various dried/abandoned mines or facilities. They prefer to use hit and run tactics, particularly hijacking imperial vehicles and then leaving the slower machines sabotaged. They often focus on purely damages imperial hardware and installations, but do not avoid imperial casualties as they would civilians.
. . . I really hope this isn't going to just die like that . . .
I hope so, too. You expressed interest in having some history with one of the Imps, though? I wouldn't mind hammering out some details with you.
With her father you mean?
And I suppose the question is whether or not he (Altick) would have known/met your character during the Clone Wars.
Otherwise, it would mostly just be that Veeral has a good idea of where and when her father died. So Shest might remember the battle, if not who he was fighting (outside of 'rebels' obviously).
Hey guys, I was sick for a few days so haven't been active. If anyone reading this wants to play as a Rebel player we'll have enough players to move forward, or if either of the other rebel players get active again.
I would be interested in participating as a Rebel cell leader. It's been a while and I wouldn't mind trying my hand at this.
Don't worry, I'll be good. Xaph, just tell me you like to see out a Rebel leader, and I'll be happy to oblige and hopefully get this thing going again. If not no worries.
Go with a limited specialization - we've got rebel ground forces sorted out for now it looks like, maybe you want to go for someone in the naval side of things? Or political?
Naval is fine by me, but I can already foresee some asymmetrical warfare.
And what is the scale and size of the Rebel forces that you would prefer to see me have?
From what I see of it so far, I can foresee mainly light freighters for smuggling and privateering and maybe a larger "mother" ship light a bulk cruiser or older military ship, or would you prefer a small squadron of capital ships with ground and snub fighter support?
Sorry for the all the questions, I really do want to be a part of this l, I just don't want to step on any toes.
The 'game board' if you will is all three planets. They are all operable upon, but the 'game pieces' may not end up being spread too thin. If either side ignores one planet, it could lead to an easier day for the other side.
Characteristics will be given in form of 'Aspects', a concept I'll explain later. Outside of that, though, they will be very freeform. After all, a desert planet can still have cities, areas where there are different densities. Basically if a detail is 'small enough' I'll let you guys write it and retcon the imgae I have in my head to suit.
There would be uninhabited moons most likely, but little of value and not the hugest means to settle them in this lifetime. Could make a decent pit stop though.
There are no significant shipyards or orbital defense platforms on the ships.
Your forces should be small, but with big friends. If you can win loud victories, with a small force, then your friends will start getting you involved. This is why the rebel forces are a bit more ambiguous for now - because based on your first op, you'll be trying to convert or accquire equipment for your side.
I still don't know if we can have any heavy vehicles.
Also, I assume that once Scholomancer makes a character, his and mine should know each other, at least a little bit?
Also, while obviously we're playing the characters in charge of our groups, how much control do we actually have over our followers/subordinates?
jssf1992, yes we should definitely know each other and share, supplies and intelligence, and to plan joint ops. But I think we should keep a cellular structure and only use code names with our characters.
Also, for background planning, my email is rysolo (at) hotmail (dot) com. If this kicks off the ground I would like to exchange a few ideas in regards to strategy and "loud" wins.
Side note: I was SO CLOSE to adding a Nebulon-B frigate, with another starfighter squadron and company of troopers, but I thought it would be a little too big. Anyway, feedback appreciated as to size of my cell, which is clearly a small squadron. If it is I'll down-size to those freighters I mentioned.
However, due to the strength of the Imperial Fleet, Xaph, let me know if you wanted to go in the other direction and I can add a few more frigates, support ships, and perhaps a Mon Cal or two.
Is a mixture of locals to the sector, and various members of species accross the region of space, and all committed to the overthrow of the Empire. Human, Zabrak, Sullustan and Mon Calamari crew members share work consoles with Wookie ex-slaves freed during previous raids.
All starships, light craft and snubfighters are heterogenous to reflect their secondary (or tertiary) status on the supply list from Rebel Command. This Rebel cell has stolen or scrounged many Imperial ships; they are used frequently in false-flag and other covert operations.A Battalion's worth of troopers are spread among the major ships to act as marines or as raiders. They have a few speeders and heavy guns, but no heavy assault vehicles.
Each corvette has a platoon of troopers and the capacity to mount snubfighters on the exterior of the hull.
The Vanguard operates as the mother ship and will not get involved in combat unless to escape or absolutely necessary.
Definitely, the question is to what extent do we work together/know each other's characters? Which could maybe be a background talk too.
Definitely, though perhaps Discord would be better than email. Do you use Discord?
I am uncertain what that means . . .
No I'm afraid I don't use Discord. I'm old hahaha!
And Xaph's term for victories that have a lot of propaganda value to stir the populace to join us in revolt, and attract the attention of the Alliance Fleet.
Could be toppling a statue, could be blowing up a Star Destroyer.
It's pretty much a combination of a chatbox and a forum. Which is good and bad, but it's real good for Roleplaying, and I think using PMs on Discord would work a lot better than emails, if you're willing to try it.
Yeah, I use Discord quite a bit, so I can use that or e-mails. If everyone could let me know their preferred method that'd be swell.
So we're almost ready to start, I'll be in contact with the Imperial players once they give me contact info, and the rebel players shortly after that.
A good opening post can grab you those. Same goes for heavy vehicles.
Okay I'll give Discord a shot. Looks like my laptop doesn't have what it needs so I'll do the browser thing.
jssf1992, I do have a writing style of incorporating another person's character into my dialogue posts. This is not meant as disrespect or to make the character look foolish in any way, but mainly as a conversational foil to elaborate on some point. This allows us not to have a thousand one-sentence posts and cover a lot of ground in terms of story.
I'm using the idea of their preplanned supply drops to have face to face conversations and to build that background you're speaking of. You can do the next one if you'd like to cover off the other things you wanted! I landed on the planet as I wasn't sure if you have a spaceship in your inventory, but if you do then a deep-space meeting is also an option. I don't think Xaph will mind if we use as many of these as we need to, to speak. As long as I'm not dropping off AT-ATs or skyhooks hahaha!
Anyway the below post is kind of what I was looking for. I got a little inspired let me know your thoughts here or on Discord.
In a rocky canyon on a desert, two bands of Rebels worked to offload the contents of the light freighter.
Wisps of the sandstorm that protected them from sensors whirled through the canyon, but the ancient rock protected the rendevous. Still it was enough kicking sand and dust that all but two of the Rebels face masks or simple scarves to protect their faces while they worked. It suited Dellalt just fine, as it also improved operational security to prevent facial recognition.
Dellat adjusted his goggles against the blowing sands, then turned spoke to the other unmasked figure in the dusty canyon to continue the conversation.
"Here are as many of the supplies you requested that we could gather. Right now it's rations, radar kits and various types of camoflauge and ECM netting to prevent overhead survelliance. And, of course, water. There are also a few handheld one-shot missle launchers, with a few reloads apiece. We're still working on a couple boxes of thermal detonators and the EMP related anti-droid weaponry you requested. The Imperial ships we raid don't always have what we want when we steal from them."
The leader of the planetary cell nodded his approval and thanks.
"Also", the Zabrack said, handing over a few datacards, "this is the latest intelligence High Command has forwarded us about Imperial deployments and rotations in this sector. The garrison data looks to be most accurate from what we can tell, but the fleet and naval deployments are spotty and possibly inaccurate. We'll be conducting recon to fill out the wholes in the local order of battle before we do anything substantial.
The other being nodded his thanks, then spoke loudly to be heard over the winds. "What do you want from us?"
"Right now, I'm looking for sensor and intelligence data on the Imperial naval deployments, patrol patterns, as well as shipping. We're trying to build a profile of which ship is where, and of course the location of any orbital or planetary bases or facilities that would support Imperial operations. Also, while this is a desert planet, any fresh food or produce, or even ambrosias would be a welcome change from standard rations."
"Finally, of course", Dellalt said with a grin, "if you can steal a few ships or TIE fighters for us, that would always be welcome."
The second being smiled without amusement and nodded again his assent and thanks.
At the sound of a shout, both beings looked over at the freighter. Offloading, it appeared was complete, and the rebels were busy securing loads to their mounts, while the freighter began take-off preparations.
The second being walked Dellalt back to the light freighter. At the foot of the ramp, the second being spoke.
"When will we meet again, Daguet?"
Dellalt handed the figure another card.
"Ideally, at this time and at these coordinates, which will be the new Checkpoint Aurek, with all of the pre-meeting signals and usual fallback plans for Besh or Cresh if the Aurek is compromised. Hopefully, with the intelligence portfolios your team and mine can build and share, we can come up with a few joint operations. Nothing like many things happening at once to confuse these Imperials."
The second produced a datacard reader, and swiftly memorized the contents of the card. Ejecting the card, he handed it back to Dellalt.
Dellalt spat the sand out of his mouth, then mounted the ramp as it began to close. The second being turned back to his caravan as the first mounts began to move out. Theirs was a dangerous game, no time for comradely or sentimental goodbyes.
Briefly, the repulsors of the light freighter added to the sand blowing throughout the canyon, then the sound and light of the freighter receded and disappeared into the sandy mists. Below, the caravan, looking like any other local convoy, began their long journey.
I only use the browser version myself, it's fine.
I do have a writing style of incorporating another person's character into my dialogue posts. This is not meant as disrespect or to make the character look foolish in any way, but mainly as a conversational foil to elaborate on some point. This allows us not to have a thousand one-sentence posts and cover a lot of ground in terms of story.
That's fine so long as you know when to not do it. Since Veeral's generally pretty proffessional, it works fairly well. Though . . . she's female.
Discord's format would also be helpful for actually making conversations that have proper back and forth dialouge.
I'm on Discord but have never used it (Zaarin#0691); my e-mail is in my profile (I think).


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"Pressure can be dealt with your own ability"Interview with Yukio Iketani, silver medalist at the Olympic Games in Barcelona, on how to perform better in competitions
Spentchildhoodwithoutmissingapractice.HavealreadydecidedtosetacareeroutofgymnasticsbythetimeIwasinElementarySchool.
Abilitytoovercomepressure,comesfromthecalmofyourmindbuildbyyourowneffort
Pressureissomethingyoucreateonyourown.Itwillvanishawayonceyoubuildabsoluteself-confidence.
Retirementatage22,startinggymnasticsclassesasbusiness.Firmlyinstructingbasicbehaviorsaswell.
Forabusinessmen,itisimportanttohaveadream.Iwantalltorealizetheirdreamsaftertheyovercomedifficulties.
Winning Olympic bronze medal at Seoul in 1988, and silver medal at Barcelona in 1992, Yukio Iketani is remembered as a former athlete with a remarkable career in gymnastics, and now known as a businessman in the gymnastics field. (Interview by Minoru Sengoku, CPA & Tax Accountant/Edit by Naoko Ohsumi, Tokyo Edit)
Spent childhood without missing a practice.Have already decided to set a career out of gymnastics by the time I was in Elementary School.
Sengoku (S): What made you start doing gymnastics?
Iketani (Ik): I've started when I was 4 years old, advised by my parents. They were thinking of gymnastics being a trigger to start some other sport, rather than to do gymnastics in a full scale. Body balance and flexibility can be nurtured through gymnastics. Therefore, the sooner you start, it will likely to help you gain basic abilities to perform better in any kind of sport.
I found gymnastics most attractive in the sense that it requires such basic physical skills, meaning not everyone can do. I felt splendid when I understood I'm able to do something others cannot. Believe I was able to continue for such a long time because it was the sport which suited my taste among many other sports.
S: After elementary school, you have joined Seifu Junior High School through entrance exams?
Ik: Yes. Knowing there were many Olympians from this sport elite school, I took exams and joined Seifu Jr. High. It was just the timing when they started a new program to admit student entry through recommendation, and to nurture gymnastic athletes for the 6 years starting from junior high school, all the way up to the end of high school.
From the time I started gymnastics full fledge as a 3 grader, my dream was to participate in the Olympics. However, it did not mean I understood what actually Olympics was about. I was sort of understanding when I saw the Olympic Games in Los Angeles when I was a 2nd grader at my Jr. High School, not imagining I would be performing in the next Olympic in Seoul.
S: Really? How much did you practice till the Olympic Games in Seoul?
Ik: Basically, almost every day without any break. Although there were some days when I would do what we called a "light practice", doing only training or body stretch, but was doing 365 days of the year. We do not have an off-season in gymnastics.
Though there were times I felt like quitting, with the support from my parents I was determined to build my career in gymnastics by the time I was in 5 grade. I also was already thinking to become a coach after my career as a competitor from this period.
Ability to overcome pressure, comes from the calm of your mind build by your own effort
S: You have earned a bronze medal at Seoul. Why do you think you were able to accomplish?
Ik: At Seoul, I didn't have to deal with much pressure, enabling to perform by enjoying at ease. This was the biggest factor. While still being a high school kid, I felt I can fail without being scolded as I was the youngest of the team, only surrounded by working adults.
Also, aside from invitation matches, it was the first time for me to participate in a genuine international competition outside Japan. I had not even experienced of thinking how well my abilities are within the international level. Come to think of it, that may made me avoid of carrying any unnecessary pressure. As a result, we won the bronze medal in team all-around, and another bronze in the individual floor exercise. I was very happy to be the only winner of an individual medal from Japan.
S: You have also performed at the Olympic Games in Barcelona 4 years later. When did you start thinking of performing in the next one?
Ik: The night the Seoul Olympics ended. By that time I have already naturally gained an idea to do better than bronze.
Gymnastics is not a kind of sport which you can rest for a while after a competition. You must start conditioning yourself from the next day, or you will end up deteriorating in performance. That is why I felt to immediately restart my practice towards the next, right after the Olympic Games ended.
Pressure is something you create on your own. It will vanish away once you build absolute self-confidence.
S: Being a defending bronze medalist, did you carry a sense of pressure in Barcelona, when the entire expectation from Japan was heading towards you?
Ik: Yes. Compared to the time I was at Seoul, I carried hundreds and thousands of more times as pressure. I had then just surpassed the age of 20, making my recovery from injuries slower than before, which fueled my impatience.
I believe pressure basically is something people create by themselves. When your mind dive too deep into a negative mode, the greater the pressure becomes, no matter how well your actual skills are. To deal with pressure, I believe first of all you should gain self-confidence. If you reach a point where you have no doubt about yourself, you will maintain your composure, enabling to perform as usual.
Losing your composure and gaining anxiety may lead you to failures on what you usually can do, and day to day efforts can guide you to achievements. I believe this is something in common with business.
S: In Barcelona, you have won bronze medal in the team all-around, and a silver medal in floor exercise. Can you share us any episodes?
Ik: In Barcelona, I was able to show my best performance. At the same time, I made a lot of mistakes as well (lol). First mistake I made was in the Horizontal Bar which I'm usually good at. I've done a big failure in the compulsory, and could not advance to the finals. Being obsessed to win the gold medal may have caused the failure.
Second failure came from the floor exercise. I had done three times, twice in the teams, and once in the individual. In the first two in the teams, I could not stop where I usually land at the very end.
Though I failed twice, instead of getting depressed, I was telling myself that something was strange as I should be able to stop. I was self-confident to be able to definitely stop, as I have been practicing throughout.
In the third performance, I was able to land properly in all occasions. After being able to show my utmost performance, I won myself a silver medal.
Retirement at age 22, starting gymnastics classes as business.Firmly instructing basic behaviors as well.
S: After retiring at a young age of 22, along with your show business you have established a gymnastics lesson business called "Yukio Iketani Gymnastic Club". What made you start this, and what do you have as your passion towards teaching?
Ik: Along with my physical condition, because of the fact I went to the Olympics twice, and that I had the thought I was able to perform what I consider the best that I could at Barcelona winning a silver medal, it made me start thinking of retirement.
Today, gymnastics equipment had seen progress, changing the skills altogether than how it used to be. There are many difficult skills to master, otherwise you will not be able to perform in an international level. Degree of difficulty in my time was only up to level D, whereas today we see up to level H, and level I for women.
If you want to adapt up to these levels, obviously you need to properly practice from childhood, or else you will never reach there. I had a will to coach somebody up to become an Olympic gymnastics athlete who is capable of competing in an international level through proper coaching.
S: What are things you take importance in when you teach athletes?
Ik: For kids attending my class, I first want to teach the basics on how to behave properly as an individual. Aside of skills, I believe they deserve to do gymnastics only after they can greet properly to another, or to behave properly to someone senior. I was very glad I was told how to behave by others before I went to the Olympics.
Starting from my senior graduates of Seifu High School and other athletes I met at the Olympics, I had countless occasions where they did favorable things to me. At wintertime in my 3 grade at Junior High School, to attend camps and practices, I even had the privilege to stay in a grand senior's house for a month.
I assume it was annoying for them seniors! (lol)
I was able to achieve what I have done at the Olympics because of these seniors. Every one of them are great irreplaceable mentors to me. Relation with such seniors are also an important factor on being good at gymnastics.
For a businessmen, it is important to have a dream.I want all to realize their dreams after they overcome difficulties.
S: When running a business, do you think to nurture staffs is important?
Ik: Yes. I have been running business all through my life after graduating college. When running a business, I believe what is important is how many people can you manage to set up as someone to do things on your behalf. There are few things you can do on your own.
In order to realize this, you need to nurture someone. When I was still a child, we were brought up in an environment where seniority system was very strict. Kids nowadays were not raised with such idea, so it is quite difficult to teach them this culture from scratch.
However, as long as they are doing gymnastics, they need to be taught of such system. I am trying to make them understand as much as possible, by verbally explaining what it is all about.
S: Lastly, do you have a motto?
Ik: My motto is "dream". Because of the dream that I had I was able to go through hard practice, and to participate in the Olympics heads high. Now my dreams have changed to nurture someone to become an Olympian. The structure of myself being able to push hard on matters because of the dreams I have had not changed since I was still an athlete. I hope someone I am teaching will be in the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo.
I believe every businessman have their own dreams. Some of you must have the same headache as mine, on how to nurture your subordinates. However, at the same time dreams provides us the strength to overcome something important as well. I want all of you to try to realize your dreams.
Yukio Iketani
Born 26th Sep. 1970
Started gymnastics at the age of 4.After attending Seifu Jr. High, and Seifu High School, graduated from NSSU (Nihon Sports Science University)Won Olympic bronze medals in Seoul for floor exercise in the individual competition, and in team all-around. Won a silver medal in individual competition for floor exercise, and a bronze medal in team all-around. In 2001, established "Yukio Ikegaya Gymnastic Club".Appearance in TVs in drama, as a TV castor, and as gymnastics commentator. Also performing in theater plays.
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RECOGNITION: Assistant Commissioner Jeff Loy beat a crack field of several dozen applicants for the top job, and takes over from Assistant Commissioner Carlene York.ALMOST 30 years to the day after he became the youngest officer in the then Hamilton police district, Jeff Loy will return to Newcastle as the region's most senior cop.
Assistant Commissioner Loy, 52, was yesterday confirmed as the new Northern Region commander, a job that looks after a region from the Hawkesbury River to the Queensland border and a workforce of about 2500 officers.
He will start next month.
It will be something of a homecoming for the current boss of the force's forensic services group.
The son of a locomotive driver, he began his primary schooling at Jesmond in 1965 when his father was based at Broadmeadow, returned for his stint at Hamilton in 1983 and later at Belmont, and was a detective for the homicide squad in Newcastle for three years from 1987.
He still has family in the Northern Rivers area and spent time at Tweed Heads and Lismore during his career.
"It is a position I have aspired to and I feel the opportunity to lead the Northern Region is the highlight of my career," he said.
"The Northern Region is very fortunate to already have a very effective and productive police force.
"It is already in place, I just hope I can enhance it.
Mr Loy beat a crack field of several dozen applicants for the top job, taking over from Assistant Commissioner Carlene York, who is now the head of the force's human resources department.
He is expected to start at the Newcastle headquarters next month, almost 30 years to the day since he was sent from Sydney as a lowly ranked constable.
Known as a hard but fair boss who rose through the detective ranks before taking on managerial roles, Mr Loy also spent time in the regional crime squads based in Newcastle and the north coast.
"All I ask is that people turn up and do their work, do the best they can for the community, and get home safely," Mr Loy said.
Mr Loy has won an Australian surf lifesaving medal representing Redhead Surf Lifesaving Club and won a rugby league premiership with the Dudley Magpies.
After stints in the homicide squad in Newcastle from 1987-1990 and in the regional crime squad based at Tweed Heads, Mr Loy ran the target action group at Lismore from 1995.
He became crime manager at Shoalhaven before looking after local area commands on the far south coast and, in 2007, at Campsie.
At the end of 2008, he became the director of operations of the force's Professional Standards, formerly internal affairs, before taking on the role of assistant commissioner in charge of the forensic services group in 2010.
He has been widely applauded as the person responsible for reducing a crippling backlog in dealing with crime scene evidence.


The Livingston Parish Contractors Business Directory is published totally free of charge for users. Services get a simple paid listing which is typically a name, address and contact number. If they want more details displayed they need to pay a fee. If they want a page that is already listed in the search results for their type of business in any of the following cities there will be an added monthly or yearly charge. There is a three month minimum for enhanced listings on main pages.
Cities of Livingston Parish that listings will show up in when a search is being done.
Businesses and householders can now request for a personal number which implies that their number is not listed. This has the advantage of decreasing unsolicited calls however can harm the ability of a company to create sales.
The size of the ad identifies the price. Company names are listed in alphabetical order. This implies that if a company name starts with the letter "a" it invariably has a benefit over a business that begins with the letter "t".
Now lots of countries are creating pull out rules which imply businesses can still be noted in a telephone directory but can not be called by companies who want to sell them products. This has actually completely changed the landscape for telemarketing business and businesses which have actually been burdened by new regulation.
The Yellow Pages typically describe business listings whilst others describe personal phone numbers and addresses. The primary logo that is used is world popular and is a fixed image of two fingers strolling on a yellow background.
Now online directory sites like the Livingston Parish Contractors Business Directory are online. In the old days these were restricted and barley utilized due to the low download speeds and the time it required to discover business information.
The real value of a web directory is that the businesses in it can be found online in a local search. Businesses in the Livingston Parish Contractors Business Directory come up on the firstpage of the search engines. It is run by a good webmaster that knows how to list a business to get found. Details that is upgraded is readily available to all and can be easily updated. Meanwhile most paper directory sites are six months out of date by the time they arrive at your door action.
Many individuals also utilize web directories to boost the scores of their sites online. It is very important that there is a live web-link in your service listing and you focus just on the well known and reputable directories. The Livingston Parish Business Directory got started on 3/22/2017 so it is brand new.
Search engines like inbound links from quality sources but do not like link farms which just offer links. Normally speaking the more inbound links a site has the greater it appears for its search terms. The Livingston Parish Directory focuses on good quality content along with the contractors listing. Pictures are added along with customer comments to get the most from the listing.
Many websites have vanished off the search engines radar mainly due to the fact that they bough low-cost and nasty links from the link farms. It is far better to have a few quality incoming links than hundreds from pages that are not ranked by the online search engine.
With the development of the internet and mobile phones and other mobile devices more then 50% of the search traffic is done with these hand held devices. Technology is growing so rapidly now that even the business directories are having a hard time to keeping up the latest.


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Q: How to initialize an interface that has type aguments of the type of another Interface ive run into a problem - these is my class structure
public interface IModel{}

public interface IGenericMapper<T> where T : IModel {...}

public class ActualModel:IModel {...}

public class ActualMapper: IGenericMapper<ActualModel> {...}

My actual code to initialse the mapper is:
IGenericMapper<IModel> mapper;
mapper= new ActualMapper();

It does not compile. I get the error

Cannot implicitly convert type 'ActualMapper' to 'IGenericMapper'.
  An explicit conversion exists (are you missing a cast?)

When I do cast it using
mapper= new ActualMapper() as IGenericMapper<IModel>;

the mapper does not get initialized properly (it comes back as NULL)
What am I missing - since ActualMapper() implements IGeneric Mapper and its type impliments `IModel' why can it not initialize mapper.
Is there another way to structure this so achieve what I need?
Thank you so much
Note the  solution people have proposed gives me other compilation errors as the mapping Interface has the following members
T GetModel(busO bBusinessObject);
busO  SetBusObject(T source, busO  target);

apparently you cant have the generic type as an input parameter when its declared at "out"

A: Pretty sure you're moving into the realm of covarience here with the Generic change;
try this:
public interface IModel{}
public interface IGenericMapper< out T> where T : IModel{}
public class ActualModel : IModel{}
public class ActualMapper : IGenericMapper<ActualModel>   {}

and then:
IGenericMapper<IModel> blah = new ActualMapper();

with out the 'out T' the best you can do is:
IGenericMapper<ActualModel> blah = new ActualMapper();

This is a rabbit hole, so be careful especially if you ever try to mix the two  :)
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee207183.aspx
[Edit]
If you want to be able to downcast the generic T, then it has to be out and you cannot use it as an input. You can, however, move some of it to real time in your implementation; i.e. to a check to see if you can cast it to a model type.
interface IGenericMapper<out TModel, in TKeyOrIdent>

TModel GetModel(TKeyOrIdent bBusinessObject);
void SetModel(object model, TKeyOrIdent target);

A: you have to define
IGenericMapper<out T>

to support your scenario, but this applies other limitations.
Simply IGenericMapper<IModel> != IGenericMapper<ActualModel> even if ActualModel : IModel
In most scenarios it makes sense to have a base interface that isn't a generic. See IList<T> for example, it implements IList.
You can then choose on implementation to explicitly implement interface members. See List<T>.GetEnumerator() : IEnumerable
Do not use generics under the assumption that you can eliminate casting everywhere. I've tried it C# simply doesn't have the required features for this.
I would suggest an IGenericMapper interface as base interface for IGenericMapper<T> then do your generic code on IGenericMapper and finally (and at that point you already have the type) cast it back to the specific type.

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History of the Hispanic Community
Saint Patrick's / Saint Mary's
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Special needs LEGO club
Our Lady of Lourdes High School in Poughkeepsie is open to all special needs children ages 14 and up. This will be an opportunity for children/young adults to
create, socialize and develop friendships through Lego building and activities. Thursdays from 3:00 to 4:30pm at Our Lady of Lourdes High School, 131 Boardman Road in Poughkeepsie. This is a free activity but registration is required. Please contact Theresa Powers at powerwt@ollchs.org. The Club started January 31st.
Need help filing your taxes? Trained volunteers from the AARP Foundation's TaxAide program will assist seniors and low to moderateincome taxpayers at the Newburgh Free Library, 124 Grand Street in Newburgh on Tuesdays, beginning February 5th. Be sure to bring last year's tax return and all other necessary taxrelated documents. Tax preparation is by appointment only. Appointments can be made by calling 211 or 800-899-1479.
Hospital Chaplain
Newburgh area parishes We are currently without a Hospital Chaplain. If you are hospitalized and desire a visit please call the parish.
Gift of Life
Please consider giving the gift of life. Register to become an organ
and tissue donor. Go to www.organdonor.gov/register for details.
National Catholic Schools Week
As many of you know through your own experiences, Catholic schools have played a pivotal role in forming the minds of our children. Catholic education promotes a lifelong commitment to faith, prayer and virtue, giving young people the tools and confidence to succeed in life. Our parish is part of the Catholic School Region of Ulster/Sullivan/Orange, which is currently spearheading multipleinitiatives to help ensure our schools are fully equipped to meet the challenges of today. In the spirit of National Catholic Schools Week, please learn more about your Catholic school region and how you can help by visiting www.adny-uso.org or by contacting the Catholic Education Advancement office at (646) 794-3328.


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Grandeur Park boast of an amazing location, located just 2 min walk from Tanah Merah MRT. In terms of accessibility and transportation, major expressways such as PIE, ECP, and TPE are nearby.
Being close to Changi Airport and Jewel Changi Airport, Grandeur Park provides residents with an amazing array of gardens and attractions, a hotel, aviation facilities and 300 retail and dining facilities.


Google Cloud Print (GCP). To support cloud based printing, PaperCut now integrates and enables Google Cloud Print. Version 13.5 provides the tools to allow administrators to quickly publish existing printers, immediately enabling printing from many mobile devices (e.g. Android, Chromebook, and Google apps on iOS). All GCP printing is tracked and controlled, and users can continue to leverage key features such as Find-Me Printing. This core feature is included as standard and allows organizations to make use of GCP without the need to purchase new "GCP Ready" devices. For more information see the blog post. This feature is available under PaperCut's Early Access Program.
Pause on Redirect. PaperCut's print scripting is very powerful and has been used to implement many custom workflows. An often requested enhancement is the ability to redirect a job then place it in a holding state. An example would be a workflow where large jobs are automatically redirected to a high volume MFD in a managed print room, or to a Find Me queue managing MFDs. This is made possible with a new scripting option on the redirect command called allowHoldAtTarget.
Filter settings are now saved between sessions. This means that admins no longer need to enter filter settings, such as selected printers, each time they login.
A new "Override" button allows admins to change the user's account selection (charged account) prior to release.
Removed the need to install Oracle Java on the primary server.
Support for tracking print queues that use CUPS spool file compression.
Enhanced Web Print to support RTF documents (requires MS Word installed on the sandbox server).
Print job watermarking: It is now possible to insert a user's id number(s) into a watermark.
For security reasons, browser autocompletion on the login form is disabled by default. Organizations with strong browser configuration and user profiles can choose to enable autocompletion via a new advanced config option auth.web-login.autocomplete.
The get-user-property server-command and API has been enhanced to return the user's "auto-charge to shared account" setting.
When the PaperCut client software is used for authentication (Pop-up Authentication), it is now possible to offer the option of authenticating with an id/card number (and optional PIN). This is useful in environments where primary authentication is a card or id rather than username and password (e.g. public libraries).
Added an option to enable strict SSL certificate checks in the user client software for enhanced security when a server is using a signed certificate.
Linux user/group sync: added support for Windows nested groups when using Samba as the user/group source.
Print scripts that store custom data are no longer limited to 1,000 characters per item.
Improved the Web Print printer name matching algorithm for mobile print queues, where previously the wrong printer could be selected in some cases.
When using the "hide document name" option the document name for all kinds of jobs are now hidden, including redirected jobs and Web Print jobs.
Fixed an issue which prevented the duplex, grayscale and paper size fields from being displayed in the "Shared account printing invoice - logs" PDF report.
When the option to omit user or document names from the print log is selected, the details are also now omitted from the text file print logs as well as the database.
Low toner notifications are now issued for each toner color. (Previously low toner notifications were issued collectively.) The printer location can also be optionally omitted from the low toner notification messages.
Fixed a rare bug that prevented running scheduled reports on the 28th day of the month.
Fixed translations for Slovenian and Arabic that were incorrectly showing Czech in some locations.
The option "Don't apply the printer's filter settings to this user's jobs", will now override all filters including grayscale and duplex conversions.
When running the PaperCut Application Server on a Windows system and the service has been configured to run as a custom service account, the PaperCut logs now correctly report the service account's username (on recent Windows Server versions the logs would always report "SYSTEM").
If an existing print queue is changed to point to a new physical device, the displayed printer model/type will now update correctly.
Release Stations: Fixed problem using pay-and-release mode payment integration with the Blackboard and CBORD payment gateway modules (it was possible for the amount of credit given to users to be one cent different to the amount deducted from the gateway).
Added the ability to detect duplex and N-up pages on the Riso ComColor IS1000C950C PostScript drivers.
Improved copy count detection on some HP, OKI and Ricoh devices with PCL 5 drivers.
Improved color detection on HP M451DN color printer PCL6 drivers.
Detect 2-up booklet mode for Konica Minolta 1051 PostScript printer drivers.
Fixed a potential page-level color detection that may occur when printing from Acrobat Reader version 8 and higher.
Improved N-up and grayscale detection for the Epson SC-T3050 printer driver on Mac.
Improved N-up detection on the CanoniPF760 and related devices.
Improved support for FX 360 printers.
Improved hardware page count validation support for the following models of Ricoh devices: MP C2051, MP C305, MP C3003, MP C4502, MP C4503.
PaperCut now enforces unique email addresses. When performing a User/Group Sync (and when upgrading to 13.5 or newer) and the user directory contains multiple users with the same email address, the email will be assigned to the first user alphabetically and a warning message will be logged for the others.
Web Single Sign-on (SSO). SSO lets users access PaperCut's web interface via an intranet portal without re-entering credentials. PaperCut offers a choice of two popular SSO technologies: Integrated Windows Authentication and WebAuth. For more information see the Single sign-on chapter in the user manual and the 13.4 release news.
It's now even easier to track duplex printing to help your organization reduce paper usage. Summary reports have been enhanced to show both single and double-sided page counts by user, printer or group.
For organisations that require an exceptional degree of user privacy, a new option is provided to "Anonymize jobs". When this option is enabled, the print log does not record the username.
Account selection on Web Print is now more convenient as the user's most recently used shared accounts now appear at the top of the list.
The Executive summary report can now report on a specified set of printers using a printer list filter.
A group name filter has been added to the User print/copy/scan/fax and Shared Account print/copy/scan/fax breakdown reports.
Web Print now lets you upload and print multiple files in one step.
The Web Print wizard now occupies the full width of the browser window, so that printer names no longer wrap unnecessarily.
The Web Print server is more resilient to time-out's when running MS Office.
Improved support for printing from iOS 7 devices. Print jobs created with the "mobile" user are now marked "unauthenticated" automatically.
PaperCut now provides an auto-completion search on fields where a shared account name must be specified. This speeds input and reduces the likelihood of entering an invalid shared account name.
An administrator can now specify a non-numeric card ID when creating an internal user.
PaperCut can now enforce a minimum length on card/ID number fields to guard against invalid or insecure ID numbers. This is configured using the advanced config editor.
An optional parameter has been added to the server command "list-user-shared-accounts" to specify that the list of accounts should be returned regardless of the user's current shared account mode.
Enhancements to XML Web Services API and server-command to make it possible to set a user's default shared account.
To support a kiosk touch screens, the Release Station software can be configured to used an on-screen keyboard. It is now possible to specify a custom on-screen keyboard program in place of the Windows default (osk.exe).
The ability to extract the username from print job PJL which is required for some enterprise environments has been extended to support CUPS on Linux and Mac. See the manual chapter on external usernames for more information.
Improvements to user client to ensure the correct accounts are displayed when popup authentication is enabled. The client now refreshes the account list each time a user authenticates or logs out.
The Payex payment gateway now supports Payex's AutoPay system, using pre-prepared agreements.
Added a new payment gateway for the Official Payments service, supporting manual credit addition. This payment gateway is available under the Early Access program.
Improved the reliability of client authentication in some IPv6 networks. PaperCut now ignores matches on an IPv6 link-local address.
Fixes for the PC Client Windows 8 "Toast" notification.
The Dashboard news is now visible to users accessing the PaperCut web interface via HTTPS.
Fixed a rare crash in the print provider seen at one customer site.
Fix the wildcard matching of printers specified in the IgnorePrinters list in the print provider configuration. Previously any printer starting with the specified name would match as if a '*' was implicitly appended to the name.
PaperCut Client is now able to update the current user in the client properties file.
Allow users access to the "Change Details" page even when the user is not allowed to change their card number.
Fixed errors when using Oracle as an external database and saving data that uses multi-byte characters. Sites experiencing problems may need to re-initialize their database. If needed, please contact support for assistance.
Fixed an issue in the Executive Summary report where the seventh top user's full name was not correct.
The application server has been made resilient against invalid schedules specified with the schedule.daily-maintenance advanced config key.
Fixed an issue that could cause the Application Server to be overloaded when running a large number of secondary servers.
Improved handling of license files where the licensed organization name included trailing spaces.
Mac legacy client (Mac OS 10.6 and older): Fixed problem running client-local-install on Mac OS 10.4 and 10.5 systems.
Fixed a problem when simultaneously renaming a parent and child account.
Fixed rare Windows server print redirection issue when using Hide Document names in Spanish locales.
Fixed a problem with the user client tool command-line arguments not accepting single character values in some situations.
User web pages now always display printing rates with the correct number of decimal places.
The Realex payment gateway now correctly formats British Pound and Euro currency symbols on the payment confirmation page.
When using a top-up-on-demand payment gateway and choosing to display the external/gateway balance, the Jobs Pending Release page in the user web interface will now display the total user balance (rather than just the PaperCut balance).
TopUp Card Installer no longer displays the "Microsoft Word not installed" message when running the installer in silent mode.
Improved support for determining the serial number on certain Lexmark devices.
Improved grayscale detection on Mac for selected Sharp printers.
Improved duplex page count detection on selected Kyocera PCL6 print drivers. In duplex mode, the driver may append a final blank page which should not be counted as a printed page.
Automatically ignore new versions of the Foxit PDF Reader virtual printer.
Improved page-level color detection when printing in Postscript from LibreOffice and Gnome Evince.
Improved support for Epson LP series printers.
Added page size detection for Graphtec plotters.
Added copies detection for Canon iR2525/2530 printers.
Added support for Hardware Page Count validation for Ricoh Aficio MP C400.
Improved copy count detection on selected HP printers using PCL5 drivers.
Fixed a problem using bulk user actions introduced in version 13.3.
Allow decimal values to be entered in the cost adjustment rate in Group "New User Settings".
Release Station: Fixed an issue displaying the on-screen keyboard when running on Windows XP.
Central Reports. Large organizations with offices in multiple cities often choose to deploy PaperCut in a decentralized way (one application/primary server per site). This helps to streamline management but makes it difficult to gain a complete organization perspective. Central Reports solves this problem by giving a unified view of data from multiple application servers. For more information see the Central Reports chapter in the user manual and the 13.3 release news.
Group-level delegated print release. Delegated print release is a features that allows users to securely release print jobs on behalf of other users. This feature has been enhanced to support groups of users, for example it is now possible to authorize teachers to release print jobs for all students in their class.
Release stations now support card self-association. Management of identity cards can be time consuming for administrators if they need to pre-load card data into user directories and other systems. Card self-association allows users to associate a new card with their account by entering their username and password when they first use it.
Installing a PaperCut primary/application server on Mac OS 10.6 will now raise a warning to remind administrators that it reaches end of support life at the end of 2013.
User-device affinity for printer load balancing. Printer load balancing can be used to increase job throughput by distributing jobs to multiple printers. For users sending a batch of jobs this can be frustrating as the documents will need to be collected from multiple printers. This release improves the load balancing behavior so that a batch of jobs from one user will be sent to a single device. This behavior is configurable.
The standard print release station on Windows now supports displaying an on-screen keyboard. This is ideal for touchscreen kiosks as a replacement for a physical keyboard.
The user client software for Mac no longer requires installation of any 3rd party dependencies. To assist with better Mac OS integration, the standard client software now supports Mac OS 10.7 and above, and a separate "legacy" client has been added to support older versions (10.4 through 10.6).
Print archiving: authorized administrators may now delete jobs from the archive. This can be used to delete offensive material or sensitive material that was not intended to be archived.
Print release in the user web interface can now be enabled for a specified group of users, rather than just enabled or disabled for all users.
New report "Group user transactions - type summary" for sites using multiple personal accounts and user groups.
To make the group filter easier to use it is now a drop-down list of group names rather than a text input.
Department and office filters in reports can now accept a wildcard '%'. E.g. "Melbourne%" can be used to include data from all offices starting with "Melbourne".
Added office and department information to the "User - Job Type Summary" report.
Added printer serial number information to "Group printing - printer summary" report.
The "Shared account printing - paper area summary" report is now available as a scheduled report.
Added a multiple personal accounts filter to the transaction reports.
Added a multi-user filter to "Group user transactions - type summary report".
The low toner notification message can now include the printer's location to assist staff with finding the right printer.
The option in the PaperCut Print Provider on Windows to ignore given print queues can now accept wildcards. E.g. "Copy Room*" can be used to avoid tracking any printer starting with "Copy Room".
Virtual print queues (e.g. for Find Me Printing) are now resilient to the fake "zero byte" jobs sent by some printer drivers. These jobs are now automatically ignored, where previously they would show up in the print queue with an error state.
The CardSmith payment gateway module now supports on-demand transfers for automatic payment integrations.
iOS printing: improved compatibility with Cisco Bonjour gateway routing.
It is now possible to use HTML formatting in the registration instructions provided for users to register their own account (internal user self-registration).
The customizable instructions provided to users on the login page can now support HTML formatting.
The "Multiply print costs by" user-level feature to adjust print costs now accepts decimal places.
User web interface: The Transaction History and Change Details pages can now be chosen as the default page to display when users log in.
Administrator logouts are now audited in the App. Log.
Improved performance loading the virtual printer settings page when many hundreds of printers are selected as compatible queues.
Printer error checking on Mac and Linux can now be configured to ignore unimportant errors.
The installer now checks to see if PaperCut Print Logger is installed to avoid potential clashes.
Advanced: added system integrator APIs that allow an external system to approve or deny print jobs.
Improved reliability of print release and Find Me Printing when jobs are canceled directly from operating system print queues. Note that as per installation recommendations, users should not be able to cancel jobs from print queues.
It is now possible to add a link for the user web interface to the home screen of an iPhone.
When using a print release in "release any" mode, the user-level setting "automatically charge to a single shared account" will now be correctly applied.
Fixed problem setting up hold/release on copiers and terminals to display jobs for more than 200 different print queues.
Printer "failure mode" settings are now correctly applied when using Copy Printer Settings feature.
Fixed some reports displaying paper area using the wrong measurement units when in the USA.
Fixed warning about unsaved changes that would appear when changing the user/group sync source.
Web Print simple mode: fixed compatibility mode with Dell 5110 PCL printer drivers.
Resolved issues when redirecting print jobs to printers with names containing non-Latin/ASCII characters.
Improved toner level detection on the Xerox Phaser 7400.
Fixed issue when using Find Me Printing with SQL Server as an external database and configuring a single virtual queue to send to more than 2,000 print queues.
The "Redeem card" option in the iPhone user web interface is now hidden if the TopUp/Pre-Paid card option has been disabled.
Web Cashier: fixed an issue caused when a user is a member of multiple groups that have different Web Cashier admin rights.
The "User Configuration" report no longer repeats information when split across pages.
Web based release station: tool tips / hover info (e.g. displaying a full document name) now works correctly in Internet Explorer 10.
Fixed a compatibility issue on Mac and Linux with Canon LBP 6710 printers.
Added support for Japanese versions of the Xerox Document Centre C450/C360/C250 family of printers.
Improved page-level color detection on Brother PostScript printer drivers.
Added detection for the "SUPER_B" paper size on Canon UFRII printers.
Fixed a rare problem tracking PCL6 jobs when using page-level color detection, causing the PaperCut Print Provider service to restart.
Added grayscale and duplex conversion filter support for the Kyocera FS-C5300 KX.
Added page-level color detection for the Kyocera Universal Printing driver in "print as image" mode.
Improved page count detection on the Lexmark Universal PCL5 v2 driver.
Fixed rare problem detecting grayscale print jobs on Brother PostScript drivers.
Added page counting support for N-up documents printed on the Canon LBP 6710i on Mac.
Fixed a rare page counting issue on Epson printers with selected documents.
Improved support for duplex conversion filters with some Konica Minolta PostScript printers.
Fixed rare issue with HP PCL5 drivers where the use of collated copies could in an incorrect page count.
Fixed issue that could result in an incorrect page count with PCL5 drivers and documents printed in Hebrew.
Fixed rare problem with watermarking and PostScript jobs that could result in jobs failing to print.
Fixed a problem converting to duplex on Lexmark PCL6 printer drivers on Linux.
Improved color detection on the Riso 7150.
Fixed problem that could result in incorrect page counts for N-up jobs on the Xerox DocuPrint 4050.
Fixed duplex detection for Canon LIPS LBP-1910.
Added color and duplex detection for FX DocuPrint 5060/C4000d on CentOS.
Added support for grayscale conversion filters on HP LaserJet 400 PCL6 drivers.
Fixed "OFFENDING COMMAND" error messages that could print when using watermarking on Konica Minolta bizhub 501.
Fixed B5 and B4 paper size detection for Kyocera PCL6 drivers.
Fixed an error with version 13.2 (Build 22088) that would prevent print script pop-ups appearing if used before/without the isAnalysisComplete check.
Fixed problem processing some very rare PCL6 jobs types when using page-level color detection.
Added serial number detection for OKI devices.
Added serial number detection for the Toshiba e-STUDIO 383P.
Fixed problem when using the new standard charging type where jobs with custom dimensions would fail to process (i.e. when not matching any of the defined standard sizes).
Improved reliability of client pop-ups (authentication and account selection) after jobs had been manually deleted from print queues. Note that it is still recommended that users should not be able to manually delete jobs from queues.
Improved resilience of the (optional) PaperCut TCP/IP printer port for Windows so that corrupt Windows registry configuration for one port does not affect other ports.
Kyocera PCL6: fixed some cases where A4 paper size would not be detected.
A new charging type for printing and copying has been added. We've called it "Standard" because we believe it will become the first choice for most sites. The new charging type allows exact costs to be specified for each combination of page size, color/grayscale and single/double sided. For the back-story about this change, see the PaperCut 13.2 release news.
Denied print jobs are now displayed for a short time in hold/release queues, so users can know what has happened to their job. This applies to the release station, web based release interfaces and the Mobile Print Release interface.
A one-click download of diagnostic files.
Generate and log a diagnostic snapshot of system state at a point in time.
Web Print now works "out of the box" for PDF printing on Windows. There is no longer a need to install and configure Adobe Reader or a separate service account.
Improved fault tolerance on Windows by continuing to print previously submitted jobs after Web Print is restarted.
If a system change results in successive Web Print job failures, an error will be reported to the Application Log allowing system administrators to be notified and take action.
Major improvements to application server throughput and robustness under very high print loads and with large numbers of secondary print providers.
The 11x17, Ledger and Tabloid paper sizes are now unified under the 11x17 name to avoid confusion when configuring costs. Sites with cost settings for Ledger and Tabloid will be automatically migrated to costs for 11x17.
The failure mode for virtual printer queues is automatically set to "hold all jobs". This avoids a common misconfiguration of virtual queues resulting in jobs going into error states.
Note: When upgrading, existing virtual queues will be set to "hold all jobs".
Improved startup time of the application server by loading some services in the background. This makes the admin interface accessible more quickly after an application server restart, or during initial installation or upgrades.
Added the ability to visually customize Mobile Release with a custom logo and colors.
Enabled or disabled Print Archiving.
The "Deleted user" report now includes the secondary card number.
Improved layout of Printer List Excel/CSV report when printer custom fields are not used.
Display hostname for the devices in the device details interface as well as "device list" report.
The print log reports now display whether or not a job was archived.
Added group name filter to office and department summary reports.
Printers can now be searched by IP address or hostname (physical printer ID) as well as name.
Can now use secure SMTP (SMTPS) with authentication.
Changing advanced SMTP settings no longer requires an app server restart to take effect.
An error message is now displayed when creating a device with a duplicate IP address.
To assist PaperCut support, the amount of application server logs that are kept can now be configured via Options->Advanced (rather than needing to edit a config file).
The printer group name now appears correctly on the Edit Admin Rights page.
Very long group names are now viewable on the Bulk User Operations and Bulk Shared Account Operations pages.
iOS printing: fixed a display issue with the "remember me" checkbox icon on some devices.
Fixed archived job thumbnails occasionally not displaying in the print log.
Fixed issue with print queues that have a name with a leading space. Yes, that happened.
Updated list of trusted SSL certificates, which resolves issues such as connecting to some payment gateway systems with new kinds of certificates.
Added hardware page count validation support for the Triumph-Adler DCC 2935.
Improved job analysis for some OKI and Toshiba models with PCL6 drivers.
Improved job analysis for the Epson Laser LP-8900.
Fixed page size detection for the Fuji Xerox DocuPrint CG835 PostScript driver.
Added page detection for Canon LBP9100C printer.
Added Mac driver support and copy count detection for Epson SC-T3000.
Fixed B4 page size detection in 2-up mode on Canon LIPS drivers.
Fixed grayscale conversion filter for recent HP Univeral PCL6 printer drivers.
Fixed duplex conversion filter for Lexmark Universal PCL6 drivers binding on the wrong edge.
Fixed duplex conversion filter for Kyocera PCL5 drivers.
Fixed an issue when using Oracle as an external database which could cause the upgrade to fail if a list of admin users/groups was blank.
Fixed page count detection for some OKI PCL6 printers.
Fixed the processing of some Riso and low-end HP printers when page level color detection is enabled.
PaperCut has worked with two of the leading mobile printing solutions to ensure that mobile print users of these systems are able to benefit from the features offered by PaperCut. It is now possible to use PaperCut features such as print quotas, Print Archiving and many more via Collobos Fingerprint or EFI PrintMe Mobile.
"Copy Printer Settings" now allows copying to printer groups in addition to individual printers. This will benefit sites managing many printers.
It is now possible to define a secondary user id or card number within PaperCut. Previously this required configuration of an external database. This will make it easier for sites looking to transition between card systems or issue multiple cards per user.
Historically, enabling page-level color detection on Windows has involved making a driver-level setting change (disabling the "advanced printing features" option). In this release we have added page-level color detection for the EMF print language and this driver setting change is no longer a requirement. This takes us one step closer to making page-level color detection the standard option for new printers.
Large PaperCut sites often run automated license management systems. A new API / server-command "get-total-users" has been added to allow these sites to proactively monitor user counts.
Added support for the PayEx payment gateway, a popular payment system in Europe.
Simplified setup by automatically configuring access rights where possible.
Simplified setup on Linux (automatically find installed GhostPCL).
Reduced CPU utilization when there are a large number of jobs in a hold/release queue.
Reduced network traffic between secondary print servers and the application server.
Security: The "Use HTTPS/SSL if available" option now applies to admin logins when accessing PaperCut from a remote system. Previously this option only applied to end-user logins. This option has also been moved from "Options -> General -> Client Software" to "Options -> Advanced -> Security".
Sites with a large number of groups in Active Directory can now limit the groups displayed in PaperCut's User/Group Sync to a single Organizational Unit (OU). This will benefit sites running PaperCut in a multi-department AD environment.
PaperCut Web Print will now automatically configure Adobe Reader, reducing setup steps.
Copying printer settings now displays the number of target printers rather than a potentially long list of names.
On Mac servers the "papercut" host/service user account will no longer be displayed on the login screen.
Improved resilience of client pop-ups in environments with inaccurate reverse DNS lookups.
Improved temporary file cleanup under certain error conditions on Linux and Mac.
Fixed problem with jobs not archiving when using a Windows print server and a Linux or Mac primary server.
Minor layout improvements when viewing archived jobs in thumbnail mode.
Improved performance (connection pooling) when using LDAP for user/group sync.
Fixed consistency of number rounding between PDF and CSV reports when using custom currency settings.
Improved the "Reward regular use of grayscale/duplex" script to no longer reset the running streak for single page jobs.
Fixed potential pagination problem with the Admin Rights list.
Fixed a problem with the "User List" report displaying the wrong user creation date.
Fixed Windows 8 notifications (toast) when using roaming profiles.
Fixed a rare crash in the print provider when processing small Kyocera PCL6 jobs.
LDAP integration is more resilient to slow LDAP servers (timeout behavior).
Fixed a problem with the "Account configuration" CSV report displaying more than 1000 records.
Fixed a problem running the Net Control setup wizard.
Improved duplex detection and page counting for Linux PostScript drivers for the HP LaserJet P4015 and similar devices.
Improved Print Archiving previews for the Xerox Global PCL5 driver.
Fixed page size detection on Fiery PostScript drivers on Mac.
Improved page counting for duplex jobs on the HP Color LaserJet 4700.
Fixed duplex detection on some Konica Minolta Fiery PostScript printer drivers.
Fixed grayscale detection on recent Xerox Global Print Driver PostScript drivers.
Added copy count detection for the Xerox Nuvera PCL5 driver.
Added page-level color detection for Canon imagePROGRAF iPF825 drivers on Mac and Linux.
Fixed Print Archiving previews for XPS printers on CentOS.
Fixed watermarking for HP 4700 PCL6.
Fixed page size detection on Canon LBP 5700 when 2-up is selected.
This release contains a minor database schema upgrade and administrators should factor this into their upgrade plan.
Fixed a problem where some Windows 2008 Servers (non R2 systems) may not detect the Ghost Trap viewer software used to assist Print Archiving.
Improved image generation for the Xerox Global PCL5 driver.
Fixed some messages that did not display correctly in some non-latin languages.
Added a warning to check if you're installing a version you are not currently licensed for.
Fixed a problem where print scripts using the common print script include file would sometimes incorrectly report an error.
Fixed a rare number rounding issue in CSV reports.
When running an unattended silent mode install (/silent), do not display the VM information message dialog.
Improved page-level color detection for Kyocera PostScript printers on Linux.
Improved support for Xerox printers on Mac print servers.
PaperCut performs database status and health checks periodically. A bug in this status check code with selected database configurations could lead to a slow connection leak. This release addresses this issue. Sites running build 20697 on an external database are advised to upgrade.
Fixed an issue where IE9 running in "Intranet Compatibility Mode" was incorrectly detected as IE7. Administrators will now no longer receive an incorrect legacy browser warning message on login.
Fixed an issue when Windows XP Desktop is used as a primary print server OS. Selected print archiving features may not have worked as expected on this OS. This issue is now resolved.
This is a major release. Please check the Upgrade Policy for upgrade eligibility.
Print Archiving. This allows approved administrators to review printed jobs interactively in the browser. This has been a hotly requested feature for a number of years and addresses a wide variety of scenarios. For more information see the PaperCut 13.0 release blog post.
Recipes and snippets can now be previewed, allowing you to quickly cut and paste example code into your own scripts.
Common functions that are shared between individual printer scripts can now be stored in, and referenced from, a master include script.
Admin rights: It is now possible to restrict access to the Dashboard page.
Scheduled reports: In addition to the existing scheduling options (daily, weekly, fortnightly, monthly), reports can now be run annually and quarterly.
Added an option to enforce use of SSL when accessing PaperCut services from mobile devices (e.g. Mobile Print Release and iOS Printing).
When performing a test user/group sync, information about the number of users to be added/deleted will be displayed.
Some Mac OS / CUPS drivers send "fake" documents to query printer status. These documents do not result in print output. Additional checking for these documents has been added in this release, particularly for Xerox devices.
Improved error message when trying to initialise the database (command init-db -f) when the user does not have permission to drop/create tables.
New print script recipe to discourage users from printing multi-page emails.
The print log CSV and transaction logs reports will now display the refund approver's comment.
The number of pending refund requests is now displayed on the dashboard.
Heartland: Added support for account ids in "track 2" card format.
PayPal: Added an advanced configuration option to override the IPN URL. This makes it possible to support environments where multiple systems integrate with a single PayPal account.
Release station with card authentication: It is now possible to configure the reset timeout for the login screen.
It is now possible to configure the values that define "low" and "very low" toner levels.
Increased default SNMP timeout for hardware page count validation to improve stability on slower networks.
New versions of the "Adobe Acrobat Distiller" virtual PDF printer are now ignored by default.
Added card number to the User Printing - Summary CSV report.
Web Print: Added support for additional versions of Adobe Reader.
Various translation updates, including major updates for Hungarian.
Selecting a different printer charging type no longer automatically applies the change (the user must now click the Apply button).
Fixed issue that could result in limited administrators being able to change printer settings without having the appropriate admin rights.
The Cancel button on the Edit Job Log page now works as expected.
Fixed issue editing print logs when there are no shared accounts defined.
iOS Printing: Fixed charging to shared accounts by PIN/code.
Fixed problems running group-based reports using the controls below the job log on shared account pages.
Improved performance when listing printers in the Mobile Print Release application.
Advanced printer scripting: Fixed display of Japanese characters in the import recipe dialog.
Active Directory: User "disabled" status now applies to card authentication.
Fixed a rare problem redirecting print jobs when using duplex/grayscale conversion filters.
Fixed problem that could result in jobs pausing when hardware page count validation was enabled.
Fixed a problem displaying a device's Find-Me Printing configuration if its release queue had been deleted.
Web Cashier: Fixed a bug that denied charging access if charging to a shared account configured using the "auto-charge to a single shared account" option.
Fixed problem accessing the Admin Rights page when using Oracle as the external database.
Fixed a rare issue with hardware page count validation conflicting with other SNMP software.
Improved support for the latest versions of HP Universal drivers.
Improved page count detection for Kyocera PCL6 drivers for duplex jobs.
Fixed page size and page count when printing n-up on Fuji-Xerox ApeosPort-IV C5570 PostScript driver.
Improved color detection for EPSON WF-7515 Series.
Fixed grayscale conversion on HP Color LaserJet CP4020 Series PCL6 drivers.
Improved page count detection for Xerox Global PCL6 drivers for duplex jobs.
Fixed watermarking on OKI PostScript drivers.
Improved page size detection for Oce PostScript drivers.
Fixed page detection for Sharp pamphlet mode for Letter and Invoice page sizes.
Added page size detection for "DL Envelope" page size for Ricoh SP C420DN and Ricoh SP C430DN PCL6 drivers.
Added grayscale and duplex conversion support for printers with Fiery PostScript interpreters.
Added hardware page count validation support for the Fuji Xerox C3200 and Kyocera FS-4020DN.
Server installations on Mac OS 10.5 are no longer supported. Please see the end-of-life policy for details.


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