As I sit here this morning, watching the wind bend the trees and listening to a steady rain, I have a hard time choosing what to say more about Jon West. He was a friend, a teacher, and an inspiration. And sometimes Jon was even a challenger, in the ring of debate...and let me say, good luck winning one of those!
At Jon's 'celebration of life' service, one of Jon's very best friends, Chad Lembke, said..."if you never had an arguement or heated debate with Jon, you just haven't spent enough time with him". That statement received a roar of laughter for many reasons because people just knew Jon that well, and those words probably rang differently for each and every one of us that understood. I actually accused Jon of being too intelligent one time, in a heated debate.." It's not even fair trying to argue with you, you're so much smarter than everyone else...there's no winning against you." We actually laughed together about that one later on.
It's true, Jon West was smarter than almost everyone else. But the thing about Jon was that he shared. He would tell you or show you anything he knew...that's rare these days, but that was Jon West-the teacher. I remember a time when another of Jon's very close/best friends was going thru a terrible situation, and was in a very unstable position(I can't give details) and Jon dropped everything, and offered up everything to save his friend, and he helped pull this guy through, that was Jon West-the friend. Lastly, there was the time that Jon went to work on a fishing boat with a guy that he knew was in awe of working with him, and he taught this guy everything. I mean, he showed this person everything he knew because the guy listened and wanted to learn, that was Jon West-the inspiration. I'm gonna miss you pal.
Jon West January 12, 1970 - March 11, 2016 Rest in Peace brother.
Having been out with you a few times with my family: Daughter Jenny, sons Tate & Mateo & princess Tiara, All who lost their Husband / Dad to cancer at a very young 42, I guess I can say " I feel your pain of loss. It burns a hole through your center that is indescribable. However we are very happy to say that your charters brought some happiness back to them.
Hope to return to St. Pete's again soon. Tate has turned into a great young teen with an uncanny fishing ability.


This year's Annual Hands Lecture will be given by David Boies, Chairman of Boies, Schiller and Flexner LLP . The lecture will be on on Wednesday 7th May at 5pm in the Examination Schools. He will be speaking on "Human Rights and the Rule of Law. Eight Centuries after Runnymede".
David Boies has conducted many of the leading commercial, constitutional and civil liberties cases in the US. He represented Vice President Al Gore in "Bush v Gore" and the Justice Department in "United States v Microsoft", and has led the battle for civil rights on many fronts including the right of marriage for gay citizens.
The Annual Hands Lectures are proudly support and hosted by Mansfield College, Oxford.


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package io.indexr.segment.rc;

import com.fasterxml.jackson.annotation.JsonCreator;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.annotation.JsonIgnore;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.annotation.JsonProperty;

import org.apache.spark.unsafe.types.UTF8String;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.stream.Collectors;
import java.util.stream.Stream;

import io.indexr.segment.Column;
import io.indexr.segment.ColumnType;
import io.indexr.segment.InfoSegment;
import io.indexr.segment.OuterIndex;
import io.indexr.segment.PackExtIndex;
import io.indexr.segment.RSValue;
import io.indexr.segment.Segment;
import io.indexr.segment.storage.ColumnNode;
import io.indexr.util.BitMap;

public class In implements CmpOperator {
    @JsonProperty("attr")
    public final Attr attr;
    @JsonProperty("numValues")
    public final long[] numValues;
    @JsonIgnore
    public final UTF8String[] strValues;

    @JsonProperty("strValues")
    public String[] getStrValues() {
        if (strValues == null) {
            return null;
        }
        String[] vs = new String[strValues.length];
        for (int i = 0; i < strValues.length; i++) {
            vs[i] = strValues[i] == null ? null : strValues[i].toString();
        }
        return vs;
    }

    boolean calced = false;
    long numMin, numMax;

    @JsonCreator
    public In(@JsonProperty("attr") Attr attr,
              @JsonProperty("numValues") long[] numValues,
              @JsonProperty("strValues") String[] strValues) {
        this(attr, numValues, toUTF8Arr(strValues));
    }

    public In(Attr attr,
              long[] numValues,
              UTF8String[] strValues) {
        this.attr = attr;
        this.numValues = numValues;
        this.strValues = strValues;
    }

    static UTF8String[] toUTF8Arr(String[] strValues) {
        if (strValues == null) {
            return null;
        }
        UTF8String[] vs = new UTF8String[strValues.length];
        for (int i = 0; i < strValues.length; i++) {
            vs[i] = strValues[i] == null ? null : UTF8String.fromString(strValues[i]);
        }
        return vs;
    }

    @Override
    public String getType() {
        return "in";
    }

    @Override
    public Collection<Attr> attr() {
        return Collections.singleton(attr);
    }

    @Override
    public RCOperator applyNot() {
        return new NotIn(attr, numValues, strValues);
    }

    private void calMinMax(byte type) {
        long longMin = numValues[0];
        long longMax = numValues[0];
        double doubleMin = Double.longBitsToDouble(numValues[0]);
        double doubleMax = Double.longBitsToDouble(numValues[0]);
        for (long v : numValues) {
            if (ColumnType.isIntegral(type)) {
                longMin = Math.min(longMin, v);
                longMax = Math.max(longMax, v);
            } else {
                doubleMin = Math.min(doubleMin, Double.longBitsToDouble(v));
                doubleMax = Math.max(doubleMax, Double.longBitsToDouble(v));
            }
        }
        if (ColumnType.isIntegral(type)) {
            numMin = longMin;
            numMax = longMax;
        } else {
            numMin = Double.doubleToRawLongBits(doubleMin);
            numMax = Double.doubleToRawLongBits(doubleMax);
        }
    }

    @Override
    public BitMap exactCheckOnPack(Segment segment) throws IOException {
        assert attr.checkCurrent(segment.schema().columns);

        Column column = segment.column(attr.columnId());
        try (OuterIndex outerIndex = column.outerIndex()) {
            return outerIndex.in(column, numValues, strValues, false);
        }
    }

    @Override
    public byte roughCheckOnPack(Segment segment, int packId) throws IOException {
        assert attr.checkCurrent(segment.schema().columns);

        int colId = attr.columnId();
        Column column = segment.column(colId);
        byte type = column.dataType();
        if (ColumnType.isNumber(type)) {
            if (!calced) {
                calMinMax(type);
                calced = true;
            }
            return RoughCheck_N.inCheckOnPack(column, packId, numValues, numMin, numMax);
        } else {
            return RoughCheck_R.inCheckOnPack(column, packId, strValues);
        }
    }

    @Override
    public byte roughCheckOnColumn(InfoSegment segment) throws IOException {
        assert attr.checkCurrent(segment.schema().columns);

        int colId = attr.columnId();
        ColumnNode columnNode = segment.columnNode(colId);
        byte type = attr.dataType();
        if (ColumnType.isNumber(type)) {
            if (!calced) {
                calMinMax(type);
                calced = true;
            }
            return RoughCheck_N.inCheckOnColumn(columnNode, type, numValues, numMin, numMax);
        } else {
            return RSValue.Some;
        }
    }

    @Override
    public BitMap exactCheckOnRow(Segment segment, int packId) throws IOException {
        Column column = segment.column(attr.columnId());
        PackExtIndex extIndex = column.extIndex(packId);
        return extIndex.in(column, packId, numValues, strValues);
    }

    @Override
    public String toString() {
        String valuesStr;
        Stream<? extends Object> valuesStream;
        int valueCount;
        if (numValues != null) {
            valuesStream = Arrays.stream(numValues).boxed();
            valueCount = numValues.length;
        } else {
            valuesStream = Arrays.stream(strValues);
            valueCount = strValues.length;
        }
        String listStr = valuesStream.map(String::valueOf).limit(5).collect(Collectors.joining(","));
        if (valueCount > 5) {
            valuesStr = String.format("(%d)[%s ...]", valueCount, listStr);
        } else {
            valuesStr = String.format("(%d)[%s]", valueCount, listStr);
        }
        return String.format("%s($%s: %s)", this.getClass().getSimpleName(), attr, valuesStr);
    }

}

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Our preference: Long positions above 1291 with targets @ 1312 & 1318.5 in extension.
Alternative scenario: Below 1291 look for further downside with 1283 & 1280 as targets.
Comment: Prices validated a Broadening Formation: a Bullish reversal pattern.
Our preference: Short positions below 20.11 with targets @ 19.72 & 19.5 in extension.
Alternative scenario: Above 20.11 look for further upside with 20.25 & 20.43 as targets.
Our preference: Short positions below 1.6865 with targets @ 1.681 & 1.678 in extension.
Alternative scenario: Above 1.6865 look for further upside with 1.689 & 1.6925 as targets.
Comment: The pair is challenging its resistance ahead of further weakness.
Our preference: Long positions above 1.3355 with targets @ 1.3405 & 1.3425 in extension.
Alternative scenario: Below 1.3355 look for further downside with 1.333 & 1.33 as targets.
Our preference: Short positions below 102.45 with targets @ 101.75 & 101.6 in extension.
Alternative scenario: Above 102.45 look for further upside with 102.75 & 103 as targets.
Comment: The pair has broken below a rising trend line and is posting a pull back ahead of further weakness.


Stephanie deGraffenried knew she wanted to study the Earth, and thanks to the amazing location of , she quickly fell in love with SUU's geology department.
Geology Assistant Professor, Johnny MacLean, was especially enthusiastic about the subject matter and created multiple opportunities to study out in the field, instilling confidence in Stephanie.
"MacLean gave me the tools I needed to push further and gave me advice that was greatly appreciated," said Stephanie.
Shortly after graduation, Stephanie began working with CS Mining. She now is the Project Geologist for Exploration, in charge of the exploration drilling logistics and 3D mapping of ore zones.
Learn more about SUU's Geology Program.


Tinnitus is a very difficult condition to treat since the origins of it have yet to be completely understood or explained. However, there are treatments that will help manage the symptoms.
Tinnitus can often be relieved by the use of a tinnitus masker. This device looks similar to a hearing aid and comes in either the Behind-The-Ear or In-The-Ear styles. The device delivers a broad band of noise that surrounds the frequency of the tinnitus. Satisfied users claim that their tinnitus is relieved during use and after the device is removed. It is thought that this occurs due to residual inhibition in the auditory system.
IF YOU SUFFER FROM TINNITUS (RINGING IN YOUR EARS) YOU MAY BE A CANDIDATE FOR A NEW TREATMENT.
We are pleased to inform you about a new, FDA-cleared medical device which provides long-term benefit for the treatment of tinnitus and is now offered in our clinic. If you suffer from tinnitus, you may be a candidate for this new treatment.
This breakthrough treatment has been proven and validated over the last 14 years, treating thousands of tinnitus sufferers worldwide, and is now available in the U.S.
In comparison to other treatments you may have tried, the Neuromonics Tinnitus Treatmentis the only customized medical device that matches your hearing and tinnitus profile and treats the cause of tinnitus versus the symptom of tinnitus (ringing in the ears). This is how and why the treatment provides a long-term benefit to tinnitus sufferers.
This is a non-invasive, non-surgical treatment that is convenient to use and takes place in your own environment for about 2-4 hours per day without disrupting your lifestyle. The treatment usually takes place over a six month period. Immediate relief is achievable (typically within 0-2 weeks of starting treatment), and the tinnitus disturbance continues to improve throughout the treatment and provides long-term benefit.
For more information, visit www.neuromonics.com.


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Q: Programmatically delete Remote Notifications from Notification Centre How can we pragmatically remove any pending remote notifications sent for my app from notification centre. I want to clear them up on app launch.
I have tried with [[UIApplication sharedApplication] cancelAllLocalNotifications]; API but its not helping.
PS: This question is specific to iOS 10 and old threads are not duplicates for this one.

A: Finally...
This one works like charm!
[[UNUserNotificationCenter currentNotificationCenter] removeAllDeliveredNotifications];

A: You can clear all notifications from notification centre by using these simple lines of code
[[UIApplication sharedApplication] setApplicationIconBadgeNumber: 1];
[[UIApplication sharedApplication] setApplicationIconBadgeNumber: 0];
[[UIApplication sharedApplication] cancelAllLocalNotifications];

use wherever you want. From my side I have used when user pressed logout.
You can use in
- (BOOL)application:(UIApplication *)application didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:(NSDictionary *)launchOptions

method to clear notifications after app opens

A: AFAIK, you should do it by using the background mode for remote notifications, and then responding to these notifications by issuing a local notifications.
You can remove local notifications, but not remote notifications.

A: Reseting the application badge number also remove all the notifications (local & remote) from the notification center.
Objective C
[UIApplication sharedApplication].applicationIconBadgeNumber = 0;

Swift
UIApplication.shared.applicationIconBadgeNumber = 0

A: This can definitely be achieved by using removeDeliveredNotifications(withIdentifiers:) method available in UserNotifications.framework.
For a detailed tutorial, please follow this
https://medium.com/@sebastianosiski/implementing-removable-remote-notifications-on-ios-a17d74832bde

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Thank you to the businesses that donated to our sale!
El Smith, your next realtor, very graciously donated a heavy duty multi use wagon! Please check out her buisness page if you are thinking about selling or buying!
This was a hot ticket item and Brandi won this one!
Melissa Oskin Photography donated a mini photo session with digital photo's. She has been our club photographer for our family events and has worked WONDERS with our kids!
Check her our here: http://sites.google.com/view/melissa-oskin-photography/home This will be perfect for the next photo shoot for Amber Snurrs twin boys!
Summer is just around the corner, SoldierFit is a great place to get back into those jeans. You might not walk for a week... but it will be worth it! Soldierfit donated a month of free classes for mom and a month of free classes for one kids dream to be apart of the MMA world. Deena Richardson Michael now has the decision to make on which kid to pick!
McClintock Distilling is trusting a group of twin and triplet mommies on a tour and tasting because the winner: Season Rumpff Taylor promised to take us!
Catoctin Breeze Vineyard is a very cute and relaxing place to enjoy a wine tasting for two Kirsten and hubby will be enjoying this one sans kids I hope!
More Wine? Yes please! Hidden Hills vineyards also dontated a wine tasting for 8 that Stephanie Parmiter will get to enjoy!
Erin Sonifrank won TWO prizes!! Skate frederick with passes to skate and free skate rentals as well as MET tickets to any show of her choosing!
🌺A local favorite of FCPOM, Roads and Rails museums donated passes. Beth Thomas Taylor will get to enjoy a visit here.
This is a hidden gem of downtown Frederick for the kids!
Birthday Party? Samantha Livingston won the Kids first Swimming Birthday Party and coupons for 10.00 her next swim lessons for the kiddos.
🌺A month of free classes AND a free uniform? That amazing donation was from TriStar Martial Arts. Ja'Ja'Tavia McKelvinwon this one!
https://tristarmartialartsmountairy.com/ 🙌🏼Thank you again to all the businesses, shoppers, and sellers! Have a great summer and we'll see you in the fall!
Arrive early to get the best selection!
ash and Major Credit Cards payments will be accepted!
Thank you for the Spring 2018 Sponsors!
Join us for craft night at Hot Fired Arts in Frederick! Signup to register at the link below. If you know you are going, please register ASAP so we know if we need to upgrade to a larger room. This is open to friends as well.
Your $20 registration fee will be deducted from the total price of whatever project you choose to do this evening over $20. Be aware that tax is applied for all items made at HFA.
Come on out and have some fun Painting Pottery, Fusing Glass, Making Candles, or Painting wineglasses!
BYO drinks and food. I will be creating a SIgnup Genius soon.
Note: Refunds will not be give for projects chosen that are under $20.
We will be having our anual club picnic at the Ridge Swim Club in Mt. Airyon Saturday August 26, 2017 beginning at 11am. Lunch will be available at noon.
The pool opens at 11 and we have the pavilion rented. Just tell the guards on duty that you are there with the Multiples Club. The club will provide lunch with subs and pizza. We are just asking that members PayPal $5 per person over the age of 3 to cover your entrance to the pool and to ensure we have an accurate head count.
Please review the swim clubs's website for pool rules. The big rules are that kids wearing swim diapers are not allowed in the lap pool and any floatation device must be coast guard approved (usually this includes puddle jumpers and life vests, I know, annoying). The pool has a gated kiddie pool and a gated playground.
FCPOM is excited to welcome George Lane from 1st Hand Safety, LLC to teach our members CPR and the Heimlich maneuver. The primary focus of the meeting will be on the CPR techniques for children ranging from ages 0 – 8. After completion of this class you will leave with a 2 year CPR certification.
First of all CPR saves lives in this class you will learn techniques for handling a life-threatening emergency – if a child is choking or isn't moving or breathing because of a fall or a near drowning, for example. The techniques are different for babies and older children, so it's important to learn both. In a pediatric CPR course, participants learn how to prevent, recognize and respond to cardiac and breathing emergencies.
Would you know what to do if your child stopped breathing? If you don't feel prepared to respond to a medical emergency involving your child, don't hesitate to learn CPR, a procedure that consists of chest compressions and mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. Hopefully, you'll never be in the position of having to perform CPR on your child, but it could happen. Undergoing CPR training will ensure that you're prepared in case an unfortunate emergency occurs. Administering CPR could save your child's life if his heart stops beating or he isn't breathing adequately.
Mark your calendar for December 10th!
11Am to 1PM will be the holiday family party at Monocacy Valley Church, followed by the adult dinner at Brewer's Alley at 7pm!


The people have voted. The votes have been counted. Donald Trump has been elected as the nation's 45th president. And, once again, the election results reveal a deeply and evenly divided nation.
Apparently half of America is at least relieved, the other half dejected. By all accounts, the majority of Americans were not happy with the excruciating choice they faced in voting for Mr. Trump, Mrs. Clinton, a third party candidate, or no one at all. I know that I cast my vote with less enthusiasm than in any previous election. It was already certain on election day that whichever candidate won, he or she would be the least popular president-elect in U.S. history.
So, what are Christians to do?
First, As Christians we must remember that however much we love our country, we are commanded to love our Heavenly Father and His Kingdom more. Our primary and permanent citizenship is in heaven. Our ultimate allegiance and duty is there.
Second, we must pray for the president-elect, as we have been commanded to do. I have been praying for President-elect Trump every day, as I have been for President Obama since the day he was elected. Also, we must always remember that we serve a sovereign God and that "the king's heart is in the hand of the Lord, as the rivers of water: he turneth it whithersoever he will" (Prov. 21:1).
Third, as Evangelical Christians we must remember the "evangel" in Evangelical, the Gospel good news that God loves each one of us and sacrificed His Son to a cruel, cross-kind of death so that each one of us might have an abundant and meaningful life now and eternal life in the hereafter if we accept Jesus as Savior and Lord.
So, having been vertically reconciled with our Heavenly Father through His Son and our Savior, we have been called to be witnesses to, and examples of, that vertical reconciliation. Furthermore, having been reconciled to our Heavenly Father, we are called to "the ministry of reconciliation" (both vertically with God and horizontally with each other) and "ambassadors for Christ" and His ministry of spiritual reconciliation (2 Cor. 5:19-20).
How can we as mere human beings do this? The answer lies in the fact that in Christ we are no longer merely human beings; God does make us new and unique.
The Apostle Paul explained to the new Gentile Christians in Ephesians that in Christ God had reconciled the enmity between the Jew and the Greek and had forged "in himself of two one new man" (Eph. 2:15).
There are two words in Greek for "new." The first, "neos," means new merely in a point in time, such as a "new" wrench or screwdriver is just like the millions of wrenches and screwdrivers produced before it.
The second Greek word for new is "kainos," which means new in quality — a new, unique kind, something that never existed before. The word the Apostle Paul uses in his letter to the Ephesian Christians is "kainos." Each Christian is a new kind of person of a make-up that has never existed before, indwelt by God's Holy Spirit, inhabited by a new nature, born-again from above.
As Christians we are called to live up to our new make-up and lineage, and be ambassadors of both vertical reconciliation with God and the consequent horizontal reconciliation with our fellow man that our reconciliation with God makes possible.
So, in the coming days, weeks, and months, we need to reach out with the agape love that is the fruit of the Holy Spirit produced in our hearts by Him (Gal. 5:22-26), seeking to be ambassadors of reconciliation.
Elections have consequences. The American people have collectively decided that they believe some policies are more prudential than others. That still leaves common ground based on civility and a fundamental understanding that we can disagree without being disagreeable and questioning each other's motives.
And let us all strive to be hierarchalists in this sense: Christians first, Americans second, conservatives, moderates or liberals third, and Republicans or Democrats last. Let us pray God will give us the wisdom to evaluate all legislation and all government programs by biblical truths and standards, not self-serving or merely political calculations.
One of my Evangelical friends said to me the day after the election, "I don't know if Evangelicals have a home in any political party anymore."
I responded, "Good, we shouldn't have a home in either party."
We should be seeking to be salt and light in both parties and among independents, looking for candidates, office-holders, and parties that endorse our convictions, our beliefs, and our values. To paraphrase the late, great Winston Churchill, let us, as Evangelical Christians, so now conduct ourselves that if God allows America to exist another thousand years, historians will look back and say, "This was the finest hour."
Why So Many Calvinists in the 'Never Trump Movement'?


I volunteered on the Dimitris Farm in Lispis, Greece for 3 weeks during the summer of 2014. The majority of the Dimitris property is an organic vineyard that has about 5000 vines from which the Dimitris Family produce wine in the old fashion way. My responsibilities included tending to the vineyard, vegetable garden, lemon trees, orange trees, fig trees, olive trees, almond trees and other fruit trees. I cared for the chickens, goats, sheep, donkeys and horses. The small island of 600 residents hosts about 2,000 tourists each summer. I was responsible for managing the Dimitris Farm shop for tourist who came to buy wine, cheese, figs and olive oil or who wanted a tour of the vineyard. The countless lessons I learned from the farm were wonderfully rewarding and I hope to someday find myself back in Lipsi, Greece.
As part of my Birthright trip I volunteered at Livnot U'Lehibanot, a national park in Israel. As part of a group of 45 young people, we cleaned up a section of the park with rakes and hoes to make room for fresh grass to grow.
I lived with a host family in Costa Rica for two weeks and volunteered at an orphanage in the small town of La Fortuna, Costa Rica. The orphanage provides a caring and stable environment for orphaned babies and children up to 10 years old. My volunteering duties included organizing games and activities, tutoring children and helping with homework, assisting with general maintenance of the orphanage, assisting with meal time, and assisting staff with day to day tasks. In the morning the older children attended school while the younger ones stay behind in the nursery. In the afternoons the staff and volunteers provided tutoring, mentoring, recreation and adult guidance to the school age children.
I volunteered within the Tufts University Human Nutrition Research Center on Aging, Nutrition, Exercise Physiology and Sarcopenia Laboratory. One of my interests is exercise science and how exercise impacts the body. I reached out to the department and was successful in working on a study. I assisted on the LIFE (Lifestyle Interventions and Independence For Elders) study. Some of my responsibilities included prepping materials for participants to improve adherence, creating incentives to help individuals reach their goals, aiding in the implementation of behavior modification in the elderly, and checking participants' blood pressure and signs of normal behavior/physiologic response pre-, during and post-exercise. I also assisted on the Whey/Power training study by doing warm up exercises with the participants prior to exercise training.
Work food concessions during games and concerts at Boston College and Gillette Stadium to raise money for the lacrosse team.


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Q: Arrays and array indexing I have two arrays, array1 and array2. I understand that the first element in an array is 0.
array1 = [a, b, c, d,....z]
array2 = [1, 2, 3, 4,.....26]

So, if I say:
array1[0] = a

but, I am wanting:
array1[1] = a
array[2] = b
array[26] = z

I am new to Python 2.7 (third day learning) and learning about arrays and indexes, so this crossed my mind. Is this possible? I tried using loops such as:
 for i in range(26)
     i = array2  # barely started learning loops so parden me if this makes me look like I do not know what I am doing

I also know that I can just assign variables such shown below. This takes up a lot of space!
 array2[0] = a

I am sure once I progress more using Python, I will figure this out, but in the meantime, I figured it would not hurt to ask.

A: You can shift the array over by concatenating a None value to the front.
array1 = ["a", "b", ... "z"]
new_array = [None] + array1

Then, array1[1] will be a, and array1[2] will be b.

A: If you want to fetch a when 1 is asked for use a closure that translates locations:
def fetch_with_shift(seq, shift):
    def fetch(x):
        return seq[x - shift]
    return fetch

Use like this:
my_fetch = fetch_with_offset(s, 1)
my_fetch(1) # 'a'

Note: There is also already a string for that in the string module:
from string import lowercase
s = lowercase # "abc...z"


Bethesda Game Studios welcome you to Fallout 76, the online prequel where every surviving human is a real person. Work together, or not, to survive. Under the threat of nuclear annihilation, you'll experience the largest, most dynamic world ever created in the legendary Fallout universe. Game not included.


Choose which live event to watch!
Less than 2 years before the launch of BepiColombo, many of us will be party to a rare phenomenon. An observable event will occur whereby the planet Mercury will pass in front of our sun (a solar transit). General information here (courtesy of Prof U. Backhaus).
We will get another chance to experience this phenomenon on 11th November 2019 starting 12:35 UTC ending 18:04 UTC. But after that we'll have to wait until 2032!
Where will it be visible from?
The whole transit will be visible from most of Western Europe, S. America and Eastern N. America. Partial visibility everywhere else except Australia and far eastern Asia. See map.
We will be webstreaming live images of the transit. Links will appear here closer to the time.
Is there an event in my location?
CLICK HERE to find up to date information about Mercury Transit Events happening around the world.
These are the areas on earth from which the Mercury Transit, on 9th May 2016, can be observed, enitrely or partially or not at all.


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namespace VolskSoft.Bibliotheca.Configuration
{
    using System;
        using System.Globalization;
        using System.Runtime.Serialization;

        /// <inheritdoc />
        /// <summary>
        /// Exception that is thrown when config settings provider does not contain requested key
        /// </summary>
        [Serializable]
        public class SectionNotFoundException : Exception
        {
            /// <summary>
            /// Initialize new instance of <c>KeyNotFoundException</c> class.
            /// </summary>
            /// <param name="sectionKeyName">Name of the missing section key</param>
            public SectionNotFoundException(string sectionKeyName)
                : base(GetMessage(sectionKeyName))
            {
            }

            /// <summary>
            /// Initialize new instance of <c>KeyNotFoundException</c> class.
            /// </summary>
            /// <param name="sectionKeyName">Name of the missing section key</param>
            /// <param name="message">A message of the error.</param>
            /// <param name="innerException">Inner exception</param>
            public SectionNotFoundException(string sectionKeyName, string message, Exception innerException)
                : base(GetMessage(sectionKeyName, message), innerException)
            {
            }

            /// <summary>
            /// Initializes a new instance of the <see cref="KeyNotFoundException"/> class.
            /// </summary>
            /// <param name="info">The <see cref="T:System.Runtime.Serialization.SerializationInfo"/> that holds the serialized object data about the exception being thrown.</param>
            /// <param name="context">The <see cref="T:System.Runtime.Serialization.StreamingContext"/> that contains contextual information about the source or destination.</param>
            /// <exception cref="T:System.ArgumentNullException">The <paramref name="info"/> parameter is null. </exception>
            /// <exception cref="T:System.Runtime.Serialization.SerializationException">The class name is null or <see cref="P:System.Exception.HResult"/> is zero (0). </exception>
            protected SectionNotFoundException(SerializationInfo info, StreamingContext context) : base(info, context)
            {
            }

            private static string GetMessage(string keyName, string additionalMessage = null)
            {
                if (additionalMessage == null)
                {
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There are 15 `PUNCT` lemmas (0%), 15 `PUNCT` types (0%) and 22321 `PUNCT` tokens (11%).
Out of 16 observed tags, the rank of `PUNCT` is: 15 in number of lemmas, 14 in number of types and 3 in number of tokens.

The 10 most frequent `PUNCT` lemmas: ., ,, ?, ", (, ), :, ', !, ;

The 10 most frequent `PUNCT` types:  ., ,, ?, ", (, ), :, ', !, ;

The 10 most frequent ambiguous lemmas: . ([PUNCT]() 8739, [PROPN]() 2), ** ([NOUN]() 1, [PUNCT]() 1)

The 10 most frequent ambiguous types:  ** ([NOUN]() 1, [PUNCT]() 1)

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  * [PUNCT]() 1: ** BCG = Bacillus_Calmette_Guérin .

## Morphology

The form / lemma ratio of `PUNCT` is 1.000000 (the average of all parts of speech is 1.266833).

The 1st highest number of forms (1) was observed with the lemma "!": !.

The 2nd highest number of forms (1) was observed with the lemma "!!!": !!!.

The 3rd highest number of forms (1) was observed with the lemma """: ".

`PUNCT` occurs with 6 features: [nl-feat/PunctType]() (22319; 100% instances), [nl-feat/PunctSide]() (1246; 6% instances), [nl-feat/Foreign]() (1; 0% instances), [nl-feat/Subcat]() (1; 0% instances), [nl-feat/Tense]() (1; 0% instances), [nl-feat/VerbForm]() (1; 0% instances)

`PUNCT` occurs with 14 feature-value pairs: `Foreign=Foreign`, `PunctSide=Fin`, `PunctSide=Ini`, `PunctType=Brck`, `PunctType=Colo`, `PunctType=Comm`, `PunctType=Excl`, `PunctType=Peri`, `PunctType=Qest`, `PunctType=Quot`, `PunctType=Semi`, `Subcat=Tran`, `Tense=Past`, `VerbForm=Part`

`PUNCT` occurs with 11 feature combinations.
The most frequent feature combination is `PunctType=Peri` (8766 tokens).
Examples: ., ..., .., ....

## Relations

`PUNCT` nodes are attached to their parents using 2 different relations: [nl-dep/punct]() (22317; 100% instances), [nl-dep/root]() (4; 0% instances)

Parents of `PUNCT` nodes belong to 17 different parts of speech: [VERB]() (10281; 46% instances), [NOUN]() (4500; 20% instances), [AUX]() (3082; 14% instances), [ADJ]() (1452; 7% instances), [X]() (940; 4% instances), [PROPN]() (610; 3% instances), [CONJ]() (418; 2% instances), [PRON]() (402; 2% instances), [ADV]() (281; 1% instances), [INTJ]() (134; 1% instances), [NUM]() (129; 1% instances), [SCONJ]() (43; 0% instances), [SYM]() (29; 0% instances), [DET]() (9; 0% instances), [PUNCT]() (4; 0% instances), [ROOT]() (4; 0% instances), [ADP]() (3; 0% instances)

22319 (100%) `PUNCT` nodes are leaves.

0 (0%) `PUNCT` nodes have one child.

2 (0%) `PUNCT` nodes have two children.

The highest child degree of a `PUNCT` node is 2.

Children of `PUNCT` nodes are attached using 1 different relations: [nl-dep/punct]() (4; 100% instances)

Children of `PUNCT` nodes belong to 1 different parts of speech: [PUNCT]() (4; 100% instances)


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2015 Clos de Tart, Grand Cru, Domaine Clos de Tart
Red | For laying down | Domaine Clos de Tart | Code: 44797 | 2015 | France > Burgundy > Cote de Nuits > Morey-Saint-Denis | Pinot Noir | Full Bodied, Dry | 13.5 % alcohol
The Wine Advocate - The 2015 Clos de Tart Grand Cru is a monumental young wine, opening in the glass with a brooding bouquet of wild berries, peony, orange rind, licorice, espresso roast and spice. On the palate, the wine is full-bodied, powerful and multidimensional, with an enormous core of vibrant fruit, an ample chassis of fine tannins and a beautiful line of acidity. While the vintage has brought an extra dimension of concentration and power to this Clos de Tart, it remains wonderfully controlled through the long, palate-staining finish, and the terroirincluding its proximity to Bonnes Maresis front and center. With his first solo vintage at Clos de Tart, Jacques Desvauges has evidently hit the ground running. Cropped at 22 hectoliters per hectare, vinified with 40% whole cluster, and aged in 80% new wood.
William Kelley - 27/04/2018
The 7.5 hectares monopole Clos de Tart is situated just south of Morey-St-Denis and has remained intact since its creation in the 12th century. It was granted Grand Cru classification in 1939.
When the Mommessins sold their négociant business to Jean-Claude Boisset they retained ownership of the Clos du Tart, which had been bought in 1932 from the Marey-Monge family. After a long period of producing competent but not always inspiring wines, Clos de Tart moved up a significant gear with the arrival of the hyper-meticulous Sylvain Pitiot in 1996.
Nowadays they usually make a Grand Cru from the best plots and older vines, and a Premier Cru from younger vines. Monsieur Pitiot and his team are totally focused on producing sublime wine of thevery highest standard in the magnificent surroundings of this ancient property.The wines are matured in 100% new oak and are bottled unfiltered. They display a seductive perfumed nose and are harmonious, refined and complex on the palate.
The vineyard is run more or less organically but without certification. With the help of Claude Bourguignon the different zones have been carefully mapped out according to soil types, and these are now picked separately and vinified apart in stainless steel tanks in the new cuvérie designed by Sylvain Pitiot in 1999. Yields are maintained well below the permitted maximum by diligent pruning and debudding, with green harvesting if necessary. Typically the harvest here is one of the latest in the region, as Sylvain likes to be sure of full phenolic ripeness.
Until recently the grapes were destalked but not crushed, though there are currently ongoing experiments with various percentages of stems, cutting across the usual separation into cuvées designated by their soil types. Cuvaison usually lasts three weeks including a pre-maceration and further time in tank after fermentation with some cuvees being heated at the end to stabilise the colour and destroy unwelcome lactases. The wine is then run off into new barrels in the first year cellar on the ground floor, using Tronçais and Allier wood from a variety of coopers. After a year the wines move down to the lower cellar, being racked only if necessary. The final blend is only put together just before bottling, with some wine destined for the second label, Morey –St-Denis 1er Cru, La Forge du Tart, in most years.
Jasper Morris MW, Burgundy Wine Director and author of the award-winning Inside Burgundy comprehensive handbook.
Morey is sometimes ignored between its two famous neighbours, Chambolle-Musigny and Gevrey-Chambertin, but its wines are of equal class, combining elegance and structure. Morey-St Denis, being that little bit less famous, can often provide excellent value.
The four main Grand Cru vineyards continue in a line from those of Gevrey-Chambertin, with Clos St Denis and Clos de la Roche the most widely available. Clos des Lambrays (almost) and Clos de Tart (entirely) are monopolies of the domains which bear the same names.
Domaine Dujac and Domaine Ponsot also make rare white wines in Morey-St Denis.
64 hectares of village Morey-St Denis
33 hectares of Premier Cru vineyards (20 in all). Best vineyards include Les Charmes, Les Millandes, Clos de la Bussière, Les Monts Luisants
40 hectares of Grand Cru vineyard. Clos de Tart, Clos des Lambrays, Clos de la Roche, Clos St Denis and a tiny part of Bonnes Mares
Recommended Producers: Dujac, Ponsot, Clos de Tart, Domaine des Lambrays

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12 Queer Artists to Know | Highsnobiety
12 Queer Hip-Hop Artists Every Highsnobiety Reader Should Know
By Stephanie Smith-Strickland in Music
Since its beginning, hip-hop has been a form of self-expression and oftentimes a means of protest for underrepresented people.
Once considered at odds with the mainstream, the genre has grown to be synonymous with today's popular culture, and in doing so has engaged narratives that were at one time not made visible.
The rise of a genre many have labeled "queer hip-hop" is one of the results of this. Identifying as queer, however, does not define the following 12 musicians – their eclectic and unique body of work does.
Scroll down to learn more.
Zebra Katz
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Ojay Morgan, better known by his stage name Zebra Katz, is much more than the bitingly sarcastic lyrics and sense of pageantry associated with his performance persona. Morgan is also a multidisciplinary artist who has studied at the British American Dramatic Academy, as well as New York's Parsons School of Design.
As Zebra Katz, he channels the influence of Grace Jones, Nina Simone and Lauryn Hill into a body of work marked by lyrical agility and a tempo that ranges from a slow, almost seductive drawl to a lightening fast, Twista-esque flurry of words. Though he is often categorized as a part of the "queer hip-hop" wave, Morgan actively defies this label, rightfully maintaining he is simply a musician.
Big Freedia
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Crowned the "Queen of Bounce," Big Freedia has helped bring the singular, frenzied, twerk-inducing rhythms of New Orleans bounce music to a national stage. The subgenre is often characterized by fairly simple lyrics and call-and-repeat-style hooks that make it easy to follow, and even easier to move to.
Freedia's music in particular has refined this formula, creating a space for people to come together and let loose. "There's no need to separate it out. All types of people—gay, straight, rich, poor, black, white come to my shows. People just wanna get out and shake their azzzz and have a good time!," Freedia said of her shows in an interview.
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Rashard Bradshaw, or Cakes da Killa, hails from Teaneck, New Jersey, and first began rapping in high school as a hobby. His hyper-sexualized, often raunchy output draws parallels to Lil' Kim, which is no coincidence considering he lists her, Remy Ma, Foxy Brown and Cam'ron as his strongest influences.
In much the same way Lil' Kim's fearless approach to sexuality helped subvert ideas of gender roles in hip-hop, Bradshaw's own approach helps to destigmatize queer sexuality. In his latest project, #IMF, Bradshaw, in his signature style, chronicles a love story from beginning to end. It's well worth a listen.
Le1f
Born Khalif Diouf, New York-based hip-hop artist and producer Le1f is a one-time student of ballet and modern dance, as well as a subversive performer who consistently challenges heteronormative gender standards.
Le1f first got his start producing music for fellow New York creatives Das Racist before striking out as a solo artist. In 2012, his track "Wut" catapulted him to mainstream attention, leading many to place him in the "gay rapper" category.
Although he doesn't reject the label, like many of the other artists mentioned, he rightfully views himself as a musician above all else. Most recently he released his debut studio album, titled Riot Boi.
Mykki Blanco was born Michael Quattlebaum Jr. in Orange County, California, and takes his stage name from Lil' Kim's alter ego Kimmy Blanco. A lifelong creative, Blanco won a coveted award at the age of 15 for his part in founding an experimental performance collective.
He went on to move to New York at the tender age of 16 before eventually being offered a full scholarship to the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Though Blanco dropped out after two semesters, he continued to produce art, music and literature – all of which would go on to earn recognition and praise.
He is often considered a pioneer of the "queer hip-hop" movement, and most recently also came out as HIV positive, stating that though he'd worried his status may be detrimental to his career, he felt that being honest about his real life was more important.
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Frank Ocean's second studio album, channel ORANGE, a followup to the critically acclaimed mixtape Nostalgia, Ultra catapulted him to global acclaim, and solidified him as an artist in his own right. Prior to that, Ocean had worked as a ghostwriter for several well-known musicians.
Nostalgia, Ultra also served as a coming out of sorts for the singer, who later wrote a Tumblr post detailing a sexual attraction to a man that eventually ended in heartbreak. Many in the industry called Ocean's admission a game-changer, and the outpouring of support from big names like Jay Z, Beyonce and Russell Simmons led many to believe that hip-hop was changing its view on queer artists.
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Brooke Candy grew up in California as the daughter of a nurse and the CFO of Hustler Magazine. In interviews she recalls how she was inspired by the decadence and hedonism of the magazine's offices. Prior to singing, Candy worked in a strip club and also styled mannequins for Hustler. Both jobs would go on to influence both Candy's style of dress and her music.
She has described her fashion sense as "feminist glam alien" and also says it is influenced by Tumblr culture. Candy credits Lil' Kim as one of her inspirations, and like the New York emcee, her hyper-sexual presentation and lyrics intentionally subvert gender double standards. Though Candy has at times been criticized for appropriation, she maintains her performance persona is her authentic self.
House of Ladosha
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House of Ladosha is an artist collective that began in Queens, New York and has since gone on to open for Azealia Banks, perform at Art Basel, and gain global recognition for its irreverent, wholly original sound and style. While quite large, the two most immediately recognizable members are Dosha Devastation and Cunty Crawford.
Together with their crew they've turned out viral-famous anthems like "B.M.F. (Black Model Famous)" and "Rollin'," all the while showing that world that creativity and talent aren't gender specific.
Hypetrak
Angel Haze was born in Detroit, Michigan and lived in a deeply insular, religious community until moving to Brooklyn, New York at the age of 16. Her musical output tackles everything from religious fanaticism to eating disorders, homophobia, and even sexual abuse.
While she identifies as pansexual, she has also made it clear that her orientation doesn't define who she is as a musician. Haze is also an outspoken activist, and has shared harrowing personal experiences and openly detailed her own sexual abuse in hopes of helping others.
Los Angeles Leakers
Born Michele Sherman in California, Siya is an openly lesbian female rapper who moved to Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn as a young child. She has said she came out at an extremely young age, and in the Oxygen reality show Sisterhood of Hip-Hop she has repeatedly detailed how difficult it has been to break into the music industry because of her sexuality and presentation.
One of her early singles, titled "D.Y.K.E.," delves into the experience of coming out and learning to accept herself. Since then, she's gone on to open for acts like Fabolous and has also performed with Wyclef Jean.
PsychoEgyptian
Signed to Mykki Blanco's Dogfood Music Group, PsychoEgyptian, born Devin Kyle Cuthbertson, can be recognized by his shock of colorful hair and singular style of music. Having repeatedly described himself as a misfit, Cuthbertson's brand of hip-hop channels inspiration from experimental genres of music.
In a recent interview with Dazed, Cuthbertson shared his desire to create music that exists outside of the stereotypical norms of black American hip-hop culture. Like many of the artists signed to Dogfood, his embracing of his own identity and unique approach to creativity are paving the way for alternative narratives.
Dai Burger
New York-based artist Dai Burger has been a backup dancer for Lil' Mama, appeared in a Beyonce music video and worked as a stylist for Patricia Fields. When she's not honing her artistry for others, she creates music with the likes of Junglepussy, Cakes da Killa and Darq E Freaker. Her work has been widely praised for its overt feminism, and the music video for her song "Soufflé" was even voted one of the most feminist videos of the year.
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I'm Elle, a twenty-something island girl now living in Chicago – welcome to HIDEORGOCHIC! a blog dedicated to, the fashion obsessed, the sartorially adventurous and anyone trying to find them-selves through fashion.
I'm learning (as I'm currently a fashion merchandising student) that it's not always about following fashion fads; an excellent wardrobe begins with intelligent shopping.
This is why I started HIDEORGOCHIC. Here I examine fashion trends – the good, the bad and the, are you serious! Highlight designers, as well as discuss styling ideas, whether you're (the classicist, the minimalist, the accessories maven, the high-end fashionista, the eclectic or the bohemian) through the use of polyvore.
Hope you enjoy my blog. If you have any feedback, any topics you wish for me to blog about, please let me know, I'd love to hear from you! Feel free to leave a comment or contact me via email at: hideorgochic@gmail.com.
very creative blog name. I love it!
Thank you for all your kind comments! I really appreciate it, I'm just getting started so everything is a bit overwhelming haha. I really like your blog as well – good luck with everything, keep in touch!
I see you're a fashion merchandising student! As a former fashion merchandising student/graduate, I'm now working in the fashion industry in NYC as a buyer and started my own online boutique! (www.shopcirquedlm.com) Keep up the good work! It's extremely hard to get a job in fashion these days, this blog will take you far!
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RIO RANCHO, NM—Leaning in anxiously toward her television Sunday as the 86th Academy Awards pre-show coverage began, 36-year-old Rachel Kohls told reporters that her past 12 months of rigorous and painstaking practice critiquing celebrity fashion has all come down to this night. "Everything I've done over the past year—the countless hours spent poring over fashion blogs and scrutinizing celebrity gossip magazines—it's all been in preparation for this moment," said Kohls, who, after delivering a solid criticism of Sandra Bullock's color-block Prabal Gurung dress at this year's Golden Globes, admitted she was going into tonight's awards show with confidence in her ability to mete out discerning praise or condemnation of the style choices of Hollywood's elite. "There is so much to take into account for a proper assessment: the gown's designer, its cut, whether the fabric and color are flattering, hair, makeup, accessories, whether or not the actress is taking a risk or departing from her signature style. It's tremendous pressure, but after putting in so much time training, I think I'm ready for whatever dazzling ensembles or cringe-worthy fashion disasters come down that red carpet." After taking a deep breath and telling reporters "it's showtime," Kohls was overheard inquiring whether the first actress to arrive at the Dolby Theatre realized this was the goddamn Oscars and not her junior prom.


What the Heck is Carrageenan?!?!
Reading labels can be so confusing at times… Take Almond milk for instance… You're trying to eat healthy so you grab for the almond milk! However, not all almond milk is created equal! Read the following article on carrageenan, which is found in most almond milks. I found one that doesn't have carrageenan in it at Sprouts. I believe Whole Foods Market has a good one too.
The following article is from Prevention!
Sometimes eating something natural isn't good for you.
Many food manufacturers—even some makers of commercial organic foods—are adding "carrageenan" to foods like yogurt, chocolate, soymilk, and even ice cream to give the foods a thicker consistency and to make low-fat versions taste fuller. Derived from red seaweed, it's often added to beverages to keep their ingredients from separating; you'll find it in many nutritional shakes, milk products, and milk replacements. The ingredient even crops up in certain frozen dinners, soups, and commercial broth products. The problem: carrageenan could be causing inflammation, gut irritation, and even cancer.
"What's striking to me is that carrageenan has no nutritional value," says Charlotte Vallaeys, director of farm and food policy at the Cornucopia Institute, an organic watchdog group that promotes family-scale farming. The organization has been critical of carrageenan's approved use in organics and recently launched a nationwide petition urging the FDA to ban the ingredient from the food supply.
Its use in beverage products could be completely eliminated if companies printed "Shake Well" on their packages, since carrageenan essentially makes sure liquids remain mixed.
Although derived from a natural source, carrageenan appears to be particularly destructive to the digestive system, triggering an immune response similar to that your body has when invaded by pathogens like Salmonella. The result: "Carrageenan predictably causes inflammation, which can lead to ulcerations and bleeding," explains veteran carrageenan researcher Joanne Tobacman, MD, associate professor of clinical medicine at the University of Illinois School of Medicine at Chicago. She says the food ingredient irritates by activating an immune response that dials up inflammation. Her previous work showed a concerning connection between carrageenan and gastrointestinal cancer in lab animals, and she's involved with ongoing research funded through the National Institutes of Health that is investigating carrageenan's effect on ulcerative colitis and other diseases like diabetes.
The concern over food-grade carrageenan isn't new. Beginning in the 1960s, researchers started linking the ingredient to gastrointestinal disease in lab animals, including ulcerative colitis, intestinal lesions, and colon cancer.
Scan the label. Carrageenan must legally appear on a food label, so check labels of even organic foods to see if it's an ingredient. While organic foods ban the use of GMOs, chemical pesticides, and toxic synthetic additives, the program does allow carrageenan. The U.S. Department of Agriculture's National Organic Standards Board isn't set to vote on removing it from organics for four more years.
Speak up. Sign the Carrageenan Petition to the FDA to let the federal agency know you don't want this ingredient in the food chain.
Check the list. The Cornucopia Institute created a Buying Guide to help you shop carrageenan-free products. Vallaeys says the good news is companies like Stonyfield Farm, So Delicious, Eden Foods, and Oregon Ice Cream are voluntarily working to reformulate carrageenan-free products.


As I listened to the comment, I could not believe what I was hearing. We were a growing church adding new families, young people, retirees, and single mothers. I thought back to before I came to the church. At my interview, I asked the committee if the church wanted to grow. The response was "Yes." And the committee nodded in approval. I learned later that this church member who was complaining was actively working against the church leadership with negative falsehoods, innuendos, and gossip.
So often, churches talk about growth or change, but few churches really understand what "growth" or "change" really look like.
Within churches and organizations, this situation plays out the same way: One person or a few people groaning, criticizing, and vocalizing ad hominem problems with others. Often, these behaviors come from a place of insecurity. These behaviors will sink a pastor, church leadership, church staff, or even an entire congregation. Members and leaders in a congregation know who these people are, but churches unknowingly enable this behavior.
There is that negative comment at a church dinner, a complaint that comes after a church meeting, or an overly critical email that is sent behind people's backs. This person lets everyone know that they are unhappy with congregational decisions or have personal gripes with others without confronting the issue at hand. This type of underhanded behavior sinks churches and organizations, and there is a name for it: Recreational Complaint Syndrome.
The issue here is that there are some within a congregation who believe pastors, staff, church leadership, and other church members are opponents who somehow work against them. Thus gossiping becomes a way, for congregants who portray an anxious presence, to release their anxiety or fears.
Sometimes this behavior not only occurs within a church but also church employees. I once worked on a church staff with a person who was very educated and talented, but who was undermining the entire organization. This staff member would never say anything publicly that would criticize anyone. The staff member had a very subtle way of letting everyone know of personal hang-ups. These hang-ups were affecting the staff and thus the performance of the organization.
There is nothing like being a pastor or being a church leader in a congregation that works well. There is a level of synergy that runs through the organization where people feel like they are succeeding in their goals. By recognizing and guarding against Recreational Complaint Syndrome, churches can function more fluidly together.
The Rev. Alan R. Rudnick is an American Baptist minister, author and Th.D. student at La Salle University, Philadelphia. He is a former member of the board of directors for American Baptist Home Mission Societies, Board of General Ministries and Mission Council of the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship.


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import java.util.stream.Collectors;
import java.util.stream.IntStream;

import org.eclipse.lsp4j.debug.EvaluateResponse;
import org.eclipse.lsp4j.debug.SetBreakpointsArguments;
import org.eclipse.lsp4j.debug.StackFrame;
import org.eclipse.lsp4j.debug.Variable;
import org.junit.Test;

import tla2sany.semantic.OpDeclNode;
import tla2sany.semantic.OpDefNode;
import tlc2.debug.TLCStateStackFrame.DebuggerValue;
import tlc2.output.EC;
import tlc2.util.Context;
import tlc2.value.impl.BoolValue;
import tlc2.value.impl.IntValue;
import tlc2.value.impl.SetEnumValue;
import tlc2.value.impl.SetOfRcdsValue;
import tlc2.value.impl.TLCVariable;
import tlc2.value.impl.TupleValue;

public class EWD998ChanDebuggerTest extends TLCDebuggerTestCase {

	private static final String UTILS = "Utils";
	private static final String FOLDER = "EWD998";
	private static final String RM = "EWD998Chan";
	private static final String MDL = "EWD998Chan";

	public EWD998ChanDebuggerTest() {
		super(MDL, FOLDER, EC.ExitStatus.SUCCESS);
	}

	@Test
	public void testSpec() throws Exception {
		StackFrame[] stackFrames = debugger.stackTrace();

		// ASSUME in EWD998Chan
		assertEquals(1, stackFrames.length);
		assertTLCFrame(stackFrames[0], 11, 11, RM);
		// prefix depends on where the tests execute.
		assertTrue(stackFrames[0].getSource().getPath().endsWith("test-model/EWD998/EWD998Chan.tla"));
		stackFrames = debugger.stepIn();
		assertEquals(2, stackFrames.length);
		assertTLCFrame(stackFrames[1], 11, 11, RM);
		assertTLCFrame(stackFrames[0], 11, 11, RM);

		// Check constant context of ASSUME.
		TLCStackFrame stackFrame = (TLCStackFrame) stackFrames[1];
		Variable[] constants = stackFrame.getConstants();
		assertEquals(2, constants.length);

		// Check Watch expressions
		assertEquals(new EvaluateResponse(), stackFrame.getWatch((OpDefNode) null));
		assertEquals(new EvaluateResponse(), stackFrame.getWatch((String) null));
		assertEquals(new EvaluateResponse(), stackFrame.getWatch("Does not exist"));

		assertEquals(
				"In evaluation, the identifier counter is either undefined or not an operator.\\nline 43, col 6 to line 43, col 12 of module EWD998Chan",
				stackFrame.getWatch("Init").getResult());
		assertEquals(
				"In evaluation, the identifier inbox is either undefined or not an operator.\\nline 53, col 22 to line 53, col 26 of module EWD998Chan",
				stackFrame.getWatch("InitiateProbe").getResult());
		assertEquals(
				"In evaluation, the identifier inbox is either undefined or not an operator.\\nline 53, col 22 to line 53, col 26 of module EWD998Chan",
				stackFrame.getWatch("System").getResult());

		// High-level spec constants (expected to be ordered lexicographically)
		Variable[] consts = stackFrame.getVariables(constants[0].getVariablesReference());
		assertEquals(3, consts.length);

		assertEquals("Color", consts[0].getName());
		assertEquals(SetEnumValue.EmptySet.getTypeString(), consts[0].getType());
		assertEquals("{\"white\", \"black\"}", consts[0].getValue());
		assertEquals(2, ((SetEnumValue) ((TLCVariable) consts[0]).getTLCValue()).elems.size());
		// Can be expanded to two atomic values "white" and "black"
		assertEquals(2, stackFrame.getVariables(consts[0].getVariablesReference()).length);
		// Because we always order values lexicographically, the order changes from
		// 'white, black' in the toString of SetEnumValue to 'b, w' in Variable.
		assertEquals("\"black\"", stackFrame.getVariables(consts[0].getVariablesReference())[0].getValue());
		assertEquals("\"white\"", stackFrame.getVariables(consts[0].getVariablesReference())[1].getValue());

		assertEquals("Nodes", consts[1].getName());
		assertEquals(SetEnumValue.EmptySet.getTypeString(), consts[1].getType());
		assertEquals("{0, 1, 2}", consts[1].getValue());
		assertEquals(3, ((SetEnumValue) ((TLCVariable) consts[1]).getTLCValue()).elems.size());

		// This one tests if we correctly handle infinite domains, i.e. the Int.
		assertEquals("Token", consts[2].getName());
		assertEquals("SetOfRcdsValue: a set of the form [d1 : S1, ... , dN : SN]", consts[2].getType());
		assertEquals("[color: {\"white\", \"black\"}, q: Int, pos: 0..2]", consts[2].getValue());
		assertEquals(3, ((SetOfRcdsValue) ((TLCVariable) consts[2]).getTLCValue()).names.length);

		// nested of Token
		consts = stackFrame.getVariables(consts[2].getVariablesReference());
		// TODO For now, if one of the values has infinite domain, none of the values
		// can be expanded.
		assertEquals(0, consts.length);

		// Low-level spec constants
		consts = stackFrame.getVariables(constants[1].getVariablesReference());
		assertEquals(6, consts.length);

		assertEquals("BasicMsg", consts[0].getName());
		assertEquals("SetOfRcdsValue: a set of the form [d1 : S1, ... , dN : SN]", consts[0].getType());
		assertEquals("{[type |-> \"pl\"]}", consts[0].getValue());

		assertEquals("Color", consts[1].getName());
		assertEquals(SetEnumValue.EmptySet.getTypeString(), consts[1].getType());
		assertEquals("{\"white\", \"black\"}", consts[1].getValue());

		assertEquals("Message", consts[2].getName());
		assertEquals("SetCupValue: a set of the form S \\cup T", consts[2].getType());
		assertEquals("[color: {\"white\", \"black\"}, type: {\"tok\"}, q: Int] \\cup {[type |-> \"pl\"]}", consts[2].getValue());

		assertEquals("N", consts[3].getName());
		assertEquals(IntValue.ValZero.getTypeString(), consts[3].getType());
		assertEquals("3", consts[3].getValue());

		assertEquals("Nodes", consts[4].getName());
		assertEquals(SetEnumValue.EmptySet.getTypeString(), consts[4].getType());
		assertEquals("{0, 1, 2}", consts[4].getValue());

		assertEquals("TokenMsg", consts[5].getName());
		assertEquals("SetOfRcdsValue: a set of the form [d1 : S1, ... , dN : SN]", consts[5].getType());
		assertEquals("[color: {\"white\", \"black\"}, type: {\"tok\"}, q: Int]", consts[5].getValue());

		// *********************************************************** //

		// Assert breakpoints are correctly verified, which indicates to users where
		// breakpoints can be placed.
		final Set<Integer> lines = IntStream.of(11, 13, 14, 15, 24, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 36, 37, 39, 40, 41, 45, 47, 48,
				49, 50, 51, 53, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 64, 66, 67, 73, 75, 77, 80, 83, 84, 86, 88, 90, 91, 94, 95, 96,
				98, 103, 105, 113, 114, 123, 124, 125, 126, 127, 128, 133, 140, 141, 144, 150, 153, 154, 155, 156, 158,
				160, 162, 168, 171).boxed().collect(Collectors.toSet());
		lines.forEach(i -> {
			assertTrue(String.format("line %s", i),
					debugger.replaceAllBreakpointsWithUnchecked(FOLDER, i)[0].isVerified());
		});
		IntStream.rangeClosed(1, 171).filter(line -> !lines.contains(line)).forEach(i -> {
			assertFalse(String.format("line %s", i),
					debugger.replaceAllBreakpointsWithUnchecked(FOLDER, i)[0].isVerified());
		});

		assertTrue(debugger.replaceAllBreakpointsWith(RM, 102)[0].isVerified());
		assertFalse(debugger.replaceAllBreakpointsWith(RM, 103)[0].isVerified());
		assertTrue(debugger.replaceAllBreakpointsWith(RM, 104)[0].isVerified());
		assertFalse(debugger.replaceAllBreakpointsWith(RM, 105)[0].isVerified());
		assertFalse(debugger.replaceAllBreakpointsWith(RM, 105)[0].isVerified());
		assertTrue(debugger.replaceAllBreakpointsWith(RM, 107)[0].isVerified());

		// *********************************************************** //

		final OpDeclNode[] vars = getVars();

		debugger.replaceAllBreakpointsWith(RM, 49);
		stackFrames = debugger.continue_();
		assertTLCStateFrame(stackFrames[0], 49, 49, RM, vars[1]);

		// Debug an operator that is evaluated as part of the refinement mapping and known to
		// consist of a bunch of LazyValues.  LazyValues are tricky because the debugger
		// unlazies them, which has to be ignored by DebugTool.  Otherwise, the debugger
		// debugs itself and deadlocks.
		debugger.replaceAllBreakpointsWith(UTILS, 13);
		stackFrames = debugger.continue_();

		int i = 17;
		assertEquals(i, stackFrames.length);
		assertTLCStateFrame(stackFrames[--i], 43, 49, RM, vars);
		assertTLCStateFrame(stackFrames[--i], 43, 43, RM, vars);
		assertTLCStateFrame(stackFrames[--i], 44, 46, RM, vars[0], vars[1], vars[3]);
		assertTLCStateFrame(stackFrames[--i], 48, 48, RM, vars[0], vars[1]);
		assertTLCStateFrame(stackFrames[--i], 49, 49, RM, vars[1]);
		assertTLCStateFrame(stackFrames[--i], 49, 49, RM);
		//186 186 EWD998Inv == EWD998!Inv
		assertTLCStateFrame(stackFrames[--i], 187, 187, RM);
		assertTLCStateFrame(stackFrames[--i], 166, 181, RM);

		// action, counter, color, pending, and token are part of the context because
		// this is debugging the refinement mapping.
		Map<String, String> allVariables = new HashMap<>();
		allVariables.put("pending", "(0 :> 0 @@ 1 :> 0 @@ 2 :> 0)");
		allVariables.put("token", "[pos |-> 0, q |-> 0, color |-> \"black\"]");
		allVariables.put("counter", "(0 :> 0 @@ 1 :> 0 @@ 2 :> 0)");
		allVariables.put("N", "3");
		allVariables.put("active", "(0 :> FALSE @@ 1 :> FALSE @@ 2 :> FALSE)");
		allVariables.put("color", "(0 :> \"white\" @@ 1 :> \"white\" @@ 2 :> \"white\")");
		assertTLCStateFrame(stackFrames[--i], 150, 162, FOLDER, allVariables);
		assertTLCStateFrame(stackFrames[--i], 150, 150, FOLDER, allVariables);
		assertTLCStateFrame(stackFrames[--i], 150, 150, FOLDER, allVariables);
		//150 150  B in '/\ P0:: B = Reduce(sum, counter, 0, N-1, 0)'
		assertTLCStateFrame(stackFrames[--i], 150, 150, FOLDER, allVariables);
		assertTLCStateFrame(stackFrames[--i], 133, 133, FOLDER, allVariables);

		allVariables.put("op", "sum(a,b) == a+b");
		allVariables.put("fun", "(0 :> 0 @@ 1 :> 0 @@ 2 :> 0)");
		allVariables.put("from", "0");
		allVariables.put("to", "2");
		allVariables.put("base", "0");
		assertTLCStateFrame(stackFrames[--i], 11, 14, UTILS, allVariables);
		allVariables.put("reduced", "(0 :> 0 @@ 1 :> 0 @@ 2 :> 0)");
		assertTLCStateFrame(stackFrames[--i], 14, 14, UTILS, allVariables);
		allVariables.put("i", "2");
		assertTLCStateFrame(stackFrames[--i], 12, 13, UTILS, allVariables);
		assertTLCStateFrame(stackFrames[--i], 13, 13, UTILS, allVariables);

		// 88888888888888888888888 Check Stack Variables 888888888888888888888888 //

		// InitiateProbe sub-action
		debugger.replaceAllBreakpointsWith(RM, 71);
		stackFrames = debugger.continue_();
		List<Variable> stackVariables = ((TLCStackFrame) stackFrames[5]).getStackVariables(new ArrayList<>());
		assertEquals(1, stackVariables.size());
		assertEquals("TRUE", stackVariables.get(0).getValue());
		assertEquals("inbox[0][j].type=\"tok\"", stackVariables.get(0).getName());
		assertEquals(BoolValue.ValFalse.getTypeString(), stackVariables.get(0).getType());

		stackVariables = ((TLCStackFrame) stackFrames[3]).getStackVariables(new ArrayList<>());
		assertEquals(2, stackVariables.size());
		assertEquals("TRUE", stackVariables.get(1).getValue());
		assertEquals("inbox[0][j].type=\"tok\"", stackVariables.get(1).getName());
		assertEquals(BoolValue.ValFalse.getTypeString(), stackVariables.get(1).getType());
		assertEquals("TRUE", stackVariables.get(0).getValue());
		assertEquals("inbox[0][j].color=\"black\"", stackVariables.get(0).getName());
		assertEquals(BoolValue.ValFalse.getTypeString(), stackVariables.get(0).getType());

		// PassToken sub-action
		debugger.replaceAllBreakpointsWith(RM, 85);
		stackFrames = debugger.continue_();
		stackVariables = ((TLCStackFrame) stackFrames[6]).getStackVariables(new ArrayList<>());
		assertEquals(1, stackVariables.size());
		assertEquals("TRUE", stackVariables.get(0).getValue());
		assertEquals("~active[i]", stackVariables.get(0).getName());
		assertEquals(BoolValue.ValFalse.getTypeString(), stackVariables.get(0).getType());

		stackVariables = ((TLCStackFrame) stackFrames[3]).getStackVariables(new ArrayList<>());
		assertEquals(2, stackVariables.size());
		assertEquals("TRUE", stackVariables.get(1).getValue());
		assertEquals("~active[i]", stackVariables.get(1).getName());
		assertEquals(BoolValue.ValFalse.getTypeString(), stackVariables.get(1).getType());
		assertEquals("TRUE", stackVariables.get(0).getValue());
		assertEquals("inbox[i][j].type=\"tok\"", stackVariables.get(0).getName());
		assertEquals(BoolValue.ValFalse.getTypeString(), stackVariables.get(0).getType());

		// 88888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888 //

		// Step through the evaluation of a mildly complex expression.
		debugger.replaceAllBreakpointsWith(RM, 119);
		stackFrames = debugger.continue_();
		assertEquals(9, stackFrames.length);
		Context context = Context.Empty.cons(null, IntValue.ValOne).cons(null, IntValue.ValOne).cons(null, IntValue.ValOne);
		assertTLCActionFrame(stackFrames[0], 119, 119, RM, context, vars[3]);

		stackFrames = debugger.stepIn();
		assertEquals(10, stackFrames.length);
		assertTLCActionFrame(stackFrames[0], 119, 119, RM, context, vars[3]);

		stackFrames = debugger.stepIn(3);
		assertEquals(11, stackFrames.length);
		Set<Variable> variables = new HashSet<>();
		variables.add(createVariable("i","1",IntValue.ValZero.getTypeString()));
		variables.add(createVariable("j","1",IntValue.ValZero.getTypeString()));
		variables.add(createVariable("@","<<[type |-> \"pl\"]>>",TupleValue.EmptyTuple.getTypeString()));
		assertTLCActionFrame(stackFrames[0], 119, 44, 119, 57, RM, variables, vars[3]);

		stackFrames = debugger.stepIn();
		assertEquals(12, stackFrames.length);
		variables.add(createVariable("s","<<[type |-> \"pl\"]>>",TupleValue.EmptyTuple.getTypeString()));
		assertTLCActionFrame(stackFrames[0], 29, 29, UTILS, variables, vars[3]);

		stackFrames = debugger.stepIn(13);
		assertEquals(10, stackFrames.length);
		variables = new HashSet<>();
		variables.add(createVariable("i","1",IntValue.ValZero.getTypeString()));
		variables.add(createVariable("j","1",IntValue.ValZero.getTypeString()));
		assertTLCActionFrame(stackFrames[0], 120, 6, 120, 19, RM, variables);

		// 8888888888888888888 Invariant TypeOK 8888888888888888888 //
		debugger.replaceAllBreakpointsWith(RM, 29);
		stackFrames = debugger.continue_();
		assertEquals(11, stackFrames.length);
		assertTLCStateFrame(stackFrames[0], 29, 3, 37, 25, RM, Context.Empty);

		// 8888888888888888888 Invariant EWD998!Inv 8888888888888888888 //
		debugger.replaceAllBreakpointsWith(FOLDER, 150);
		stackFrames = debugger.continue_();
		assertEquals(11, stackFrames.length);
		assertTLCStateFrame(stackFrames[0], 150, 3, 162, 34, FOLDER, (Context) null); //TODO Assert context that contains the refinement mapping

		// 8888888888888888888 Test resolving a location (e.g. editor hovering) to a value 888888888888888 //
		debugger.replaceAllBreakpointsWith(RM, 120);
		debugger.continue_();

		// inbox
		EvaluateResponse var = debugger.evaluate(RM, "inbox", 118, 14, 118, 18);
		assertEquals("FcnRcdValue: a function  of the form (d1 :> e1 @@ ... @@ dN :> eN)", var.getType());
		assertNotEquals(0, var.getVariablesReference());
		assertEquals("(0 :> <<[color |-> \"black\", type |-> \"tok\", q |-> 0]>> @@ 1 :> <<[type |-> \"pl\"]>> @@ 2 :> <<>>)", var.getResult());
		var = debugger.evaluate(RM, "inbox", 119, 24, 119, 28);
		assertEquals("FcnRcdValue: a function  of the form (d1 :> e1 @@ ... @@ dN :> eN)", var.getType());
		assertNotEquals(0, var.getVariablesReference());
		assertEquals("(0 :> <<[color |-> \"black\", type |-> \"tok\", q |-> 0]>> @@ 1 :> <<[type |-> \"pl\"]>> @@ 2 :> <<>>)", var.getResult());

		// inbox'
		var = debugger.evaluate(RM, "inbox", 119, 14, 119, 19);
		assertEquals("FcnRcdValue: a function  of the form (d1 :> e1 @@ ... @@ dN :> eN)", var.getType());
		assertNotEquals(0, var.getVariablesReference());
		assertEquals("(0 :> <<[color |-> \"black\", type |-> \"tok\", q |-> 0]>> @@ 1 :> <<>> @@ 2 :> <<>>)", var.getResult());

		// i
		var = debugger.evaluate(RM, "i", 109, 9, 109, 9);
		assertEquals(IntValue.ValZero.getTypeString(), var.getType());
		assertEquals(0, var.getVariablesReference());
		assertEquals("1", var.getResult());
		var = debugger.evaluate(RM, "i", 111, 35, 111, 35);
		assertEquals(IntValue.ValZero.getTypeString(), var.getType());
		assertEquals(0, var.getVariablesReference());
		assertEquals("1", var.getResult());
		var = debugger.evaluate(RM, "i", 115, 34, 115, 34);
		assertEquals(IntValue.ValZero.getTypeString(), var.getType());
		assertEquals(0, var.getVariablesReference());
		assertEquals("1", var.getResult());

		// j in \E j \in ... no longer in the current scope (ctxt).
		var = debugger.evaluate(RM, "j", 117, 9, 117, 9);
		assertEquals("FormalParamNode", var.getType());
		assertEquals("line 117, col 9 to line 117, col 9 of module EWD998Chan", var.getResult());
		var = debugger.evaluate(RM, "j", 118, 23, 118, 23);
		assertEquals("LazyValue: a value represented in lazy form", var.getType());
		assertEquals("<LAZY line 118, col 23 to line 118, col 23 of module EWD998Chan>", var.getResult());
		var = debugger.evaluate(RM, "j", 119, 56, 119, 56);
		assertEquals("LazyValue: a value represented in lazy form", var.getType());
		assertEquals("<LAZY line 119, col 56 to line 119, col 56 of module EWD998Chan>", var.getResult());

		// PassToken
		debugger.replaceAllBreakpointsWith(RM, 81);
		debugger.continue_();

		// inbox[i][j].type (record field)
		var = debugger.evaluate(RM, "type", 77, 26, 77, 29);
		// TODO Evaluating record fields is not yet supported. In case of
		// inbox[i][j].type, we will even have to backtrack to the node representing
		// inbox in the result of SemanticNode#pathTo(77 26 77 29), apply [i][j],
		// resolve the StringNode representing type to its StringValue, and select it
		// from the RecordValue.

		debugger.replaceAllBreakpointsWith(RM, 85);
		debugger.continue_();

		// inbox
		var = debugger.evaluate(RM, "inbox", 80, 28, 80, 32);
		assertEquals("FcnRcdValue: a function  of the form (d1 :> e1 @@ ... @@ dN :> eN)", var.getType());
		assertNotEquals(0, var.getVariablesReference());
		assertEquals("(0 :> <<>> @@ 1 :> <<>> @@ 2 :> <<[color |-> \"white\", type |-> \"tok\", q |-> 0]>>)", var.getResult());

		// inbox' (not yet evaluated/"assigned")
		var = debugger.evaluate(RM, "inbox", 80, 18, 80, 23);
		assertEquals(DebuggerValue.NOT_EVALUATED, var.getResult());

		// lhs/rhs refinement mapping
		debugger.replaceAllBreakpointsWith(RM, 179);
		debugger.continue_();
		// RHS shows the value of the active variable
		var = debugger.evaluate(RM, "active", 166, 43, 166, 48);
		assertEquals("FcnRcdValue: a function  of the form (d1 :> e1 @@ ... @@ dN :> eN)", var.getType());
		assertNotEquals(0, var.getVariablesReference());
		assertEquals("(0 :> FALSE @@ 1 :> TRUE @@ 2 :> FALSE)", var.getResult());

		// LHS must not show the value of the active variable in the current state. In
		// case of the test case, the value of active in EWD998 and EWD998Chan happens
		// to be indeed identical, but in other refinement mappings this is not
		// necessarily the case.  The token and pending variable don't match the case
		// we want to test, which is identical variables in high- and low-level spec.
		var = debugger.evaluate(RM, "active", 166, 33, 166, 40);
		assertEquals("line 166, col 33 to line 166, col 40 of module EWD998Chan", var.getResult());

		debugger.unsetBreakpoints();
		SetBreakpointsArguments sba = createBreakpointArgument(RM, 107);
		sba.getBreakpoints()[0].setHitCondition("2");
		debugger.setBreakpoints(sba);

		// before the UNCHANGED is evaluated
		stackFrames = debugger.continue_();
		assertEquals(7, stackFrames.length);
		assertTLCActionFrame(stackFrames[0], 107, 6, 107, 32, RM, (Context) null, vars[0], vars[1]);

		// evaluate the UNCHANGED
		stackFrames = debugger.stepIn();
		assertEquals(8, stackFrames.length);
		assertTLCActionFrame(stackFrames[0], 107, 6, 107, 32, RM, (Context) null);

		// Run to the state-constraint and a hit condition.
		debugger.unsetBreakpoints();
		sba = createBreakpointArgument(RM, 148);
		sba.getBreakpoints()[0].setHitCondition("3");
		debugger.setBreakpoints(sba);
		stackFrames = debugger.continue_();
		assertEquals(9, stackFrames.length);
		assertTLCStateFrame(stackFrames[0], 148, 3, 153, 45, RM, Context.Empty);

		// Check SendMsg action has expected number of successor states.
		sba = createBreakpointArgument(RM, 96, 3, 1); // Inline breakpoint set on the LHS of Action definition.
		debugger.setBreakpoints(sba);
		stackFrames = debugger.continue_();
		assertEquals(1, stackFrames.length);
		assertTLCSuccessorFrame(stackFrames[0], 96, 1, 107, 32, RM, Context.Empty.cons(null, IntValue.ValOne).cons(null, IntValue.ValOne), 1);

		stackFrame = (TLCStackFrame) stackFrames[0];
		assertEquals(new EvaluateResponse(), stackFrame.getWatch((OpDefNode) null));
		assertEquals(new EvaluateResponse(), stackFrame.getWatch((String) null));
		assertEquals(new EvaluateResponse(), stackFrame.getWatch("Does not exist"));

		assertEquals("FALSE", stackFrame.getWatch("Init").getResult());
		assertEquals("FALSE", stackFrame.getWatch("InitiateProbe").getResult());
		assertEquals("FALSE", stackFrame.getWatch("System").getResult());
		assertEquals("FALSE", stackFrame.getWatch("Environment").getResult());
		assertEquals("FALSE", stackFrame.getWatch("Next").getResult());
		assertEquals("FALSE", stackFrame.getWatch("Spec").getResult());
		assertEquals("TRUE", stackFrame.getWatch("StateConstraint").getResult());
		assertEquals("2", stackFrame.getWatch("tpos").getResult());
		assertEquals("TRUE", stackFrame.getWatch("Stop").getResult());
		assertEquals("TRUE", stackFrame.getWatch("ActionConstraint").getResult());

		final EvaluateResponse er = stackFrame.getWatch("EnabledAlias");
		assertNotNull(er);
		assertEquals(
				"[InitiateProbe |-> FALSE, PassToken |-> TRUE, SendMsg |-> TRUE, RecvMsg |-> FALSE, Deactivate |-> TRUE]",
				er.getResult());
		assertNotEquals(0, er.getVariablesReference());
		Variable[] frob = stackFrame.getVariables(er.getVariablesReference());
		assertEquals(5, frob.length);
		assertEquals("Deactivate", frob[0].getName());
		assertEquals("TRUE", frob[0].getValue());
		assertEquals("InitiateProbe", frob[1].getName());
		assertEquals("FALSE", frob[1].getValue());
		assertEquals("PassToken", frob[2].getName());
		assertEquals("TRUE", frob[2].getValue());
		assertEquals("RecvMsg", frob[3].getName());
		assertEquals("FALSE", frob[3].getValue());
		assertEquals("SendMsg", frob[4].getName());
		assertEquals("TRUE", frob[4].getValue());

		// Remove all breakpoints and run the spec to completion.
		debugger.unsetBreakpoints();
		debugger.continue_();
	}
}


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Matthew McConaughey of "Dallas Buyers Club" to receive "Hollywood Actor Award"
Wed, Oct 2 2013
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Carlos de Abreu, founder and executive producer of the 17th Annual Hollywood Film Awards, announced today that Matthew McConaughey, who starred this year to critical acclaim in Roadside Attractions' "Mud" and Focus Features' "Dallas Buyers Club," will be honored with the Hollywood Actor Award. The honor will be bestowed at[...]
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SKYFALL Earns Top Honors from Cinematographers; Game of Thrones, Hunted, Wilfred and Great Expectations Win in TV Categories
Mon, Feb 11 2013
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Roger Deakins, ASC, BSC; Balazs Bolygo, HSC; Kramer Morgenthau, ASC; Florian Hoffmeister; and Bradford Lipson claimed top honors in the four competitive categories at the 27th Annual American Society of Cinematographers (ASC) Awards for Outstanding Achievement, which was held here tonight at the Grand Ballroom at Hollywood & Highland. Deakins won[...]
Jessica Simpson's parents file for divorce
Thu, Oct 25 2012
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HollywoodNews.com: Jessica and Ashlee Simpson's parents have apparently decided that their marriage isn't working as they have filed for divorce after 34 years of marriage. Tina filed for divorce from Joe in Texas with the reason being that "the marriage has become insupportable because of discord or conflict of personalities," states[...]
Amanda Bynes escapes LA for New York City
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HollywoodNews.com: Amanda Bynes is apparently sick of Los Angeles as she has taken off to New York City in order to get a little privacy. It is rumored that Bynes is now in NYC as she is sick of being followed by paparazzi so much in LA, states TMZ. She was[...]
Amanda Bynes' parents reportedly moving to help her out
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HollywoodNews.com: Amanda Bynes has been going through a lot these days as she is facing a DUI charge and hit-and-run charges. Now, her parents have reportedly decided to move from Texas to California in order to help their daughter straighten everything out, states TMZ. Her parents have reportedly been adamant[...]
Lady Gaga's people reportedly sued by doll manufacturer
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HollywoodNews.com: Lady Gaga can't avoid legal problems now that she's one of the biggest stars out there, and now her people are reportedly being sued by a doll manufacturer. MGA Entertainment is allegedly suing Universal Music Group's merchandising company for breach of contract in regard to a doll they made in[...]
Matthew McConaughey weds Camila Alves
Mon, Jun 11 2012
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HollywoodNews.com: After about six years and two children together, Matthew McConaughey and Camila Alves have become husband and wife. The two wed this weekend at his Austin, Texas home with a three-day party, states UsMagazine.com. Celebrity guests like Woody Harrelson, Reese Witherspoon, Jim Toth, John Cougar Mellencamp and Meg Ryan were[...]
Britney Spears reportedly settling in with day 2 of 'X-Factor'
Sat, May 26 2012
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HollywoodNews.com: Britney Spears is apparently getting the hang of things on the set of 'X-Factor' as she is doing much better this time. It is reported that Spears seems much more confident after getting through her first day of auditions, states TMZ. Spears has even been disagreeing with Simon Cowell a[...]
Britney Spears reports she didn't walk off 'X-Factor'
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HollywoodNews.com: Britney Spears is doing some rumor control after it was reported that she walked off 'X-Factor' after someone sang one of her songs. However, the pop princess wants to make it clear that she is certainly acting like a professional these days, states UsMagazine.com. "Britneywalksoff??? LOL was just taking a[...]


Oh well- who doesn't love PacMan- last I checked I was still the resident champ around these parts, so you'd think I'd be more excited, eh?
That major Xbox announcement that was coming today? Nope, it wasn't the Xbox 720, but rather Pac-Man Championship Edition, exclusively for the Xbox 360. Ostensibly announced today at the Pac-Man championships in New York City, this variation of the pellet-munching classic promises to make "video game history." How's it plan on doing that?
Available tomorrow, June 6, 2007, for the asking price of 800 Microsoft Points ($10), Pac-Man: CE will be the same classic 2D Pac-Man gameplay with shiny new HD graphics, will contain "first new Pac-Man mazes in more than 26 years," and sport new widescreen mazes with wide walls in the Championship mode. There are several additional modes for the competitive Pac-Man gamer, and the requisite leaderboards, achievements, and gamerscore points. While we may quarrel with the hyperbole of the announcement we would like to take the opportunity to salute the Pac-Nauts chomping it out in NYC right now.
OMG I am going to run out and buy a X-Box just for this!!!!!
Still kinda cool, I was pretty good @ Pac-Man back in the day.
Sigh..... I miss those old game they were so much fun, Donkey Kong and Robotron 2084 were awesome fun for hours of play, for a measly $0.25.