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#ifndef _C_MP_RT_UTILS_H__
#define _C_MP_RT_UTILS_H__

/* There is no snprintf in VS2013 */
#if _MSC_VER && !__INTEL_COMPILER
#define _CRT_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS
#define snprintf _snprintf
#endif

#include "eval.h"
#include "utils.h"
#include "mp_env.h"
#include "rt_data.h"

/* Getting rid of <sal.h> C4001 warnings */
#if _MSC_VER && !__INTEL_COMPILER
#pragma warning(push)
#pragma warning(disable : 4001)
#endif

#include <math.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <inttypes.h>

#if _MSC_VER && !__INTEL_COMPILER
#pragma warning(pop)
#endif

#ifndef __cplusplus
#include <stdbool.h>
#endif

#ifdef __cplusplus
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{
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  /* f, t0, t1 are invalidated after calling these functions */

  extern rt_data_t *make_nullary_expr(rt_data_t *f);

  extern rt_data_t *make_unary_expr(rt_data_t *f, rt_data_t *t0);

  extern rt_data_t *make_binary_expr(rt_data_t *f, rt_data_t *t0, rt_data_t *t1);

  /* user must dealloc data themselves */

  extern char *expr_to_str(rt_data_t *data);

  extern bool expr_is_truthy(rt_data_t *data);

  extern bool expr_eqls(rt_data_t *lhs, rt_data_t *rhs);

  /* return true if comparison is valid, false if not (for example:
   * type cannot be compared). store result in rst. Caller must
   * ensure lhs, rhs, and rst are not NULL.
   */

  extern bool expr_cmp(rt_data_t *lhs, rt_data_t *rhs, int *rst);

  /* *lhs and *rhs are swapped */

  extern void swap_expr(rt_data_t **lhs, rt_data_t **rhs);

  extern void init_default_env(rt_env_t *env);

#ifdef __cplusplus
};
#endif

#endif /* !_C_MP_RT_UTILS_H__ */

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Seismic warning signals a common man can spot
Published: Jan 05, 2019, 18:23 IST | IANS |
These agencies are doing commendable work, but all their rescue efforts are mostly concentrated and oriented towards the post-disaster period
During the recent past, there have been a number of publications, discussions and meetings about the possibility of a large magnitude earthquake in the Himalayas that have left most people with a deep sense of apprehension.
To deal with disasters, we have, at the national level, the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) and at the state level, there are State Disaster Management Authorities. In addition, there is a mighty rescue organisation, the National Disaster Relief Force (NDRF), with similar agencies at the state level known as SDRFs.
These agencies are doing commendable work, but all their rescue efforts are mostly concentrated and oriented towards the post-disaster period. There are almost no (or minimal) activity for the pre-disaster period. Here, I propose to discuss some reliable seismic precursors that could be observed and recorded by a common man a few hours before a seismic contingency.
These precursors are of different types -- electric, electronic, magnetic, medical and veterinary. No special training is required for observing these precursors. For effective implementation of this, a committee may be formed at various administrative levels such as the gram panchayat, Zila Parishad, each ward of municipal areas, et al. Similarly, social groups of interested persons may also be formed. If possible, include at least one doctor and one engineer in the group.
*Hydel precursors: About three to four weeks before a very large earthquake of magnitude 8 or more, dry wells, drains, rivulets, brooks and the like are flooded with water oozing from the ground. Sometimes the force is so great that the water comes out in the form of a fountain. This was found prior to the Bhuj earthquake of January 26, 2001. Similar incidents have occurred prior to the 1905 Kangra earthquake and the 1935 Quetta earthquake.
* Thermal precursors: It is seen that the local maximum and minimum temperatures in the potential epicentral areas show a rapid and remarkable rise. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) site would give the necessary information. The rise in temperature is quick and is manifested within about three to five days. It could be three to five degrees Celsius and on the earthquake day or sometime before, it could be as high as plus-7 to plus-12 degrees Celsius. This has been observed before all large magnitude earthquakes in the world.
The epicentre of the Great Sumatra earthquake and tsunami of December 26, 2004, was in the sea. It was observed through satellites that the sea surface temperature (SST) above the epicentral area was higher by about five to seven degrees C.
* Communication Precursors: About three to four days before an earthquake, radio programmes are disturbed. If a radio station is broadcasting at 1,000 kHz, this would be heard in the potential epicentral area at higher frequencies such as 1,100, 1,200 and 1,500 kHz. Similarly, conversations on landline telephones are highly disturbed. There is background noise (chatter) during calls.
Prior to the Uttarakhand earthquake of 1991, the entire police wireless network had become non-functional. No wireless signal was reaching Uttarakhand. There is an interesting example from a Caribbean island country that had suffered a magnitude 8 earthquake and the death toll was about 100,000. A few hours before the earthquake, a commercial plane was trying to contact the Air Traffic Control seeking permission to land. The pilot could not establish contact and was forced to divert to another airport.
* Medical Precursors: About two to three days before an earthquake, hospitals would observe a sudden and sharp rise in a number of delivery cases and also abortions. This was observed for the first time prior to the Spitak earthquake in Armenia (the then USSR) in 1988. I have collected data from three hospitals at Latur, Bhuj and Port Blair. If the number of deliveries on an average is three to four then it starts rising by a factor of three to five. On the day of earthquake, it was seen to be about seven times the average rate.
This happens about 30 to 50 hours before the earthquake. Similarly, the number of outpatients shows a rise by a factor of seven to nine. Their ailments are mostly a sudden rise in blood pressure, uneasiness, a sense of fear and jitters, itching, vomiting and a sense of confusion. This is seen about 24 hours before an earthquake.
* Veterinary Precursors: The entire zoological specimen of animals, birds, reptiles, insects are seen confused and moving in a directionless manner. Even domestic pets become violent and attack the owner. Birds fly at a low height in small groups and with a high amount of shrilling. This highly reliable and sure precursor is seen about 15 hours before an earthquake.
* Telecasting Precursors: The audio, visual and spectral receptions on television sets in the area are disturbed. The number of disturbances goes on increasing till an earthquake occurs. This is a sure precursor and occurs about 15 hours before an earthquake.
*Mobile Telephone Precursors: About 100 minutes before an earthquake, all mobile telephones in the potential epicentral area become non-functional. Non-functioning of one or two mobile telephones should not be taken as any seismic indicator. If users of landline telephones in locations within a 30-50 km radius have similar observations, close all electric, water and gas connections in the house and come out and sit or stand away from the collapse range of structures and mobile telephone towers.
(Pune-based research seismologist Arun Bapat was a former chief of earthquake research at the Central Water and Power Research Station. The views expressed are personal. He can be contacted at arunbapateq@gmail.com)
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Alexander Hamilton Papers
Documents filtered by: Author="Hamilton, Alexander" AND Recipient="Wolcott, Oliver, Jr." AND Period="Washington Presidency"
From Alexander Hamilton to Oliver Wolcott, Junior, 27 October 1796
To Oliver Wolcott, Junior
Albany October 27
Your letter of the 17th instant found me at Albany attending the Supreme Court. I have no copy of the Treaty with G B at hand, but I am well satisfied from memory that the true interpretation of that Treaty, enforcing in this respect the true Rule of neutrality, forbids our permitting the sale of a prize taken & brought in by a French National Ship, equally as if by a Privateer—and that the prise vessel herself with her Cargo ought to depart our Ports.1 I hasten to give you my opinion thus far. I reserve to consider more at leisure what exceptions absolute necessity may justify. But this is clear, that as far as it may admit any, the exception must be measured & restricted by the necessity & as soon as possible you must return into the path of the Treaty.
Thus if the prize Vessel was absolutely insufficient to proceed to sea—her cargo ought to be sent out of the Country in another Vessel & care ought to be taken that it does not go out under false colours. Our Own Officers no doubt must inspect & ascertain any case of necessity which may be suggested.2
Pray my good friend Let there be no evasions.
Yrs. Affecty
A Hamilton
O W Esq
ALS, Connecticut Historical Society, Hartford; copy, Hamilton Papers, Library of Congress.
1. Article 24 of the Jay Treaty reads: "It shall not be lawful for any Foreign Privateers (not being Subjects or Citizens of either of the said Parties) who have Commissions from any other Prince or State in Enmity with either Nation, to arm their Ships in the Ports of either of the said Parties, nor to sell what they have taken, nor in any other manner to exchange the same, nor shall they be allowed to purchase more provisions than shall be necessary for their going to the nearest Port of that Prince or State from whom they obtained their Commissions" (Miller, Treaties, II description begins Hunter Miller, ed., Treaties and Other International Acts of the United States of America (Washington, 1931), II. description ends , 262). See also "Remarks on the Treaty … between the United States and Great Britain," July 9–11, 1795, in which H indicated his approval of the clause forbidding the sale of prizes in the port of one party by privateers in the service of the enemies of the other. In the "Remarks" H made no distinction between French privateers and French national ships, suggesting that the prohibition covered all French ships.
2. See Article 25 of the Jay Treaty, which reads in part: "… No Shelter or Refuge shall be given in their Ports to such as have made a Prize upon the Subjects or Citizens of either of the said Parties; but if forced by stress of weather or the Dangers of the Sea, to enter therein, particular care shall be taken to hasten their departure, and to cause them to retire as soon as possible" (Miller, Treaties, II description begins Hunter Miller, ed., Treaties and Other International Acts of the United States of America (Washington, 1931), II. description ends , 262).
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Hamilton Papers
Wolcott, Oliver, Jr.
"From Alexander Hamilton to Oliver Wolcott, Junior, 27 October 1796," Founders Online, National Archives, accessed September 29, 2019, https://founders.archives.gov/documents/Hamilton/01-20-02-0239. [Original source: The Papers of Alexander Hamilton, vol. 20, January 1796 – March 1797, ed. Harold C. Syrett. New York: Columbia University Press, 1974, pp. 354–355.]
From Wolcott to Hamilton [17 October 1796]
From Hamilton to Wolcott [1 November 1796]
All correspondence between Wolcott and Hamilton


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import operator
from .plugin import SimStatePlugin

class SimStateCGC(SimStatePlugin):
    """
    This state plugin keeps track of CGC state.
    """

    #__slots__ = [ 'heap_location', 'max_str_symbolic_bytes' ]

    def __init__(self):
        SimStatePlugin.__init__(self)

        self.allocation_base = 0xb8000000
        self.time = 0

        self.max_allocation = 0x10000000

        # CGC error codes
        self.EBADF = 1
        self.EFAULT = 2
        self.EINVAL = 3
        self.ENOMEM = 4
        self.ENOSYS = 5
        self.EPIPE = 6

        # other CGC constants
        self.FD_SETSIZE = 1024

        self.input_size = 0

        self.input_strings = [ ]
        self.output_strings = [ ]

        self.sinkholes = set()

    def peek_input(self):
        if len(self.input_strings) == 0: return None
        return self.input_strings[0]

    def discard_input(self, num_bytes):
        if len(self.input_strings) == 0: return

        self.input_strings[0] = self.input_strings[0][num_bytes:]
        if self.input_strings[0] == '':
            self.input_strings.pop(0)

    def peek_output(self):
        if len(self.output_strings) == 0: return None
        return self.output_strings[0]

    def discard_output(self, num_bytes):
        if len(self.output_strings) == 0: return

        self.output_strings[0] = self.output_strings[0][num_bytes:]
        if self.output_strings[0] == '':
            self.output_strings.pop(0)

    def addr_invalid(self, a):
        return not self.state.se.solution(a != 0, True)

    def copy(self):
        c = SimStateCGC()
        c.allocation_base = self.allocation_base
        c.time = self.time
        c.input_strings = list(self.input_strings)
        c.output_strings = list(self.output_strings)
        c.input_size = self.input_size
        c.sinkholes = set(self.sinkholes)

        return c

    def _combine(self, others):
        merging_occured = False

        new_allocation_base = max(o.allocation_base for o in others)
        if self.state.se.symbolic(new_allocation_base):
            raise ValueError("wat")

        concrete_allocation_base = (
            self.allocation_base
            if type(self.allocation_base) in (int, long) else
            self.state.se.eval(self.allocation_base)
        )

        concrete_new_allocation_base = (
            new_allocation_base
            if type(new_allocation_base) in (int, long) else
            self.state.se.eval(new_allocation_base)
        )

        if concrete_allocation_base != concrete_new_allocation_base:
            self.allocation_base = new_allocation_base
            merging_occured = True

        return merging_occured

    def merge(self, others, merge_conditions, common_ancestor=None):
        return self._combine(others)

    def widen(self, others):
        return self._combine(others)

### HEAP MANAGEMENT

    def get_max_sinkhole(self, length):
        """
        Find a sinkhole which is large enough to support `length` bytes.

        This uses first-fit. The first sinkhole (ordered in descending order by their address)
        which can hold `length` bytes is chosen. If there are more than `length` bytes in the
        sinkhole, a new sinkhole is created representing the remaining bytes while the old
        sinkhole is removed.
        """

        ordered_sinks = sorted(list(self.sinkholes), key=operator.itemgetter(0), reverse=True)
        max_pair = None
        for addr, sz in ordered_sinks:
            if sz >= length:
                max_pair = (addr, sz)
                break

        if max_pair is None:
            return None

        remaining = max_pair[1] - length
        max_addr = max_pair[0] + remaining
        max_length = remaining

        self.sinkholes.remove(max_pair)

        if remaining:
            self.sinkholes.add((max_pair[0], max_length))

        return max_addr

    def add_sinkhole(self, address, length):
        """
        Add a sinkhole.

        Allow the possibility for the program to reuse the memory represented by the
        address length pair.
        """

        self.sinkholes.add((address, length))

SimStatePlugin.register_default('cgc', SimStateCGC)


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EU and WHO extend strategic cooperation in global health security and architecture
At the EU-WHO Strategic Dialogue on Health between the European Commissioner for Health and Food Safety Stella Kyriakides and Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, WHO Director-General, the European Commission (EC) and WHO agreed to enhance strategic cooperation in global health security and architecture. They will also cooperate on the implementation of major initiatives, such as the new European Union's Global Health Strategy launched this week, the European Health Union and the WHO priorities for the 2022-2026 period.
The partners will mutually reinforce their work across areas of common interest, as called by the EU Global Health Strategy, to further bolster a strong multilateral system with the WHO at its core, powered by a strong EU.
Addressing together the challenge of global health security
Many significant elements of global health security will be under discussion in the coming two years. These include the currently ongoing negotiations of a future pandemic accord and of amended International Health regulations, shaping a permanent pandemics platform, top leadership engagement in global health issues, and financing global health.
The EC and WHO will coordinate closely throughout these discussions to shape an effective multilateral system that considers the lessons of the COVID-19 pandemic and provides comprehensive health security for citizens across the world.
"Our citizens expect a step change in global health security, and the new EU Global Health Strategy is our contribution to this process. Combatting health threats effectively requires a strong multilateral governance with a more effective, accountable, and sustainably financed WHO at the center and where the EU has a seat at the table. Reinforced strategic cooperation and alignment between the Commission and the WHO will be essential to deliver better health for all in a changing world.", said Stella Kyriakides, Commissioner for Health and Food Safety.
Other areas of cooperation include cross-border threats to health and digital health. To ensure mutual reinforcement across areas of common interest, both sides will review all current joint projects and actions by May 2023 and identify further areas of collaboration and specific projects to support. Both parties will meet in June 2023 to take stock, define the lines of future joint work, and provide the political impetus as and when necessary.
"A healthier Europe is stronger and more prosperous Europe, and a stronger and more prosperous Europe is a stronger and more prosperous world. We look forward to scaling up our cooperation with the European Union in the years ahead for a healthier, safer and fairer world.", said Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, WHO Director-General at the launch of the Strategy in Brussels.


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Q: Can $\sigma(n)-n$ be a proper divisor of $n$? Let $n\ge 2$ be a natural number, $\sigma(n)$ the sum of its divisors.

*

*Can $\sigma(n)-n$ be a PROPER divisor of $n$ ?

If $\sigma(n)-n=n$ , $n$ is a perfect number.
If $\sigma(n)-n=1$ , $n$ is a prime number.
I checked the numbers upto $n=10^9$ and did not find a number $n$ with
the desired property. My conjecture is that there is no such number.
Can anyone prove or disprove this conjecture ?

A: There is no such $n$ such that $\sigma(n)-n$ is a proper divisor of $n$, except for prime numbers, for which it is trivial (as you stated).
Assume $n$ is not prime, and let $m$ be its biggest divisor (not necessarily a prime). Then $n=m\cdot p$ for some prime $p$. If $m=p$, then $n=p^2$ and $\sigma(n)-n=p+1\nmid p^2$. If $m\neq p$, then $\sigma(n)-n> m+p> m$, so $\sigma(n)-n$ is larger than any proper divisor of $n$, and can't be any of them.

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ARATHOR'S HEART THUNDERED AS HE SWUNG ASTRIDE HIS BLACK stallion and strained his eyes for any movement on the road in front of him. It was a moonless night, but he knew King Rahnak's spies were watching him; he'd fought off three of them in Felonia. He couldn't risk engaging anyone in a sword fight again. Speed and cunning were his only protection now.
Before leading his horse out of the ash grove, he unwrapped the bundle he'd fought so fiercely to protect the night before. Aiden was fast asleep, swaddled in a blue woolen blanket, completely unaware of the danger surrounding him.
Arathor grimaced.
"How can I give you up?" he whispered.
He clapped his heels to the horse's flanks. Telegar's strong, confident gait thundered beneath him as they sped towards the next town. Suddenly, his mount let out a shrill whinny, and the hair on Arathor's neck bristled. He looked behind him, taking in the ground they'd just covered.
Five hooded riders, black cloaks flying behind them, were closing in on them.
Fighting his alarm, Arathor shouted the ancient words his father had taught him: "Kel-lema menan-dai kah-gish tehai."
In a split second, a wall of searing red flames, twice Arathor's height, sprang up behind him and engulfed his pursuers. Their tortured screams echoed in his ears as he urged the stallion forward.
Kale lit a candle on his way to answer the urgent knocking. Before he got to the door, his wife Elisa was beside him. When he opened the door, they both drew in a quick breath. Although the man's face was hidden, Kale recognized him at once. No one else had Arathor's commanding stature.
"What…?" Kale asked.
Arathor stamped the mud from his boots before handing Elisa a bundle. He sat at the table and pulled back his hood. The pale light couldn't hide the concern in his face.
Elisa parted the wool blanket. Her eyes grew larger and she covered her mouth. "Is this…who I think it is?"
"He's in danger," Arathor said. "Will you raise him as your own?"
"Why us?" Kale asked.
Arathor looked at him, but his intense dark eyes were more than Kale could bear. "You've been my smith for many years now and I know I can trust you."
Kale had always lived a quiet, sheltered life. Now Arathor was asking him to risk his security and Elisa's to take in the boy. All the reasons for not doing this flew through his mind in a heartbeat. The only argument he could stammer was, "I'm sure there's someone else more suited for the task."
Arathor's face tightened.
"Then I have no choice?" Kale asked.
Arathor rubbed his brow and his face took on the haggard features of a warrior too long in battle. "No, I'd never force this on you." He shifted his weight. "But I need an answer now."
Kale glanced at his wife. Elisa never asked for much, but her eyes were pleading with him now. The haunting sadness in her face extinguished his arguments.
"All right, we'll do what you ask."
Arathor glanced at the door, as if expecting someone to burst through it at any moment. "I have to warn you—if you take him in, you'll be in as much danger as he is."
Kale tried to stifle his mounting fear. "We'll move away as soon as we can."
Arathor smiled grimly and handed Kale a rolled parchment. "You can tell him he was adopted, but nothing more. When he's twenty-one, give him this letter." He pulled up his hood and put a hand on the smith's shoulder. "Kale, I know you can do this."
Arathor walked towards the door and then stopped. "There's one more thing." He pulled a battered scabbard out of his cloak. The flickering candle light danced on the sword's hilt.
"After he reads the scroll, give him this. It may help him accept the truth."
Grief lined his face as he put his hand on the child's head and he kissed his brow. "Grow well, Aiden." He bowed to the couple and went out into the night.
Elisa looked at her husband and smiled. "I never thought this day would come."
"A son," Kale said, half hearing his wife.
How will I be able to do this? he wondered.
Elisa moved closer to Kale and handed him the child. "Aiden."
Kale put his fingers to her lips and lowered his voice. "We can never speak that word again."
The boy needed a strong name, one that would give him the courage he needed to face his destiny, yet not reveal the nature of his birth. After a long silence Kale said, "His name will be Kieran."
Twenty years later…
KIERAN WOKE UP, HIS HEART RACING AND HIS CLOTHES DRENCHED IN sweat. It wasn't unusual for him to have strange dreams, but this one had been the most terrifying of all.
He'd been walking with his mother and father near the sea. Suddenly, a sword sprang from the waves and flew into his hand. Elisa's face froze in horror and Kale stepped in to defend her. Before Kieran could stop himself, he'd killed both of them. Their blood covered the sword and his cries of despair woke him up.
Still shaken, Kieran walked to the kitchen and washed his face. Normally he would have eaten a quick breakfast, but the dream had stolen his appetite. Frustrated, he returned to his room, put on a clean shirt, and headed for town.
With his long stride, it took him only a few minutes to walk from his home near the shore to the smithy near the center of Pent. On his way, he passed several low-roofed cottages, each with a small garden plot and racks of drying whitefish. Turning to the left, he noticed the familiar odor of wet clay coming from Jelcahd's pottery shop, and the mouth-watering aroma of fresh bread coming from Helgar's bakery. The sun was just coming up as he jumped over the fence around the cooper's yard and walked into his father's smithy.
Kieran had learned his father's trade quickly. By the time he was seventeen, people said he was the best smith in northern Teleria. While Kale forged the ordinary, Kieran preferred embellishing the ordinary and creating the extraordinary. When he walked through Pent, he could see his handiwork—ornate door handles, hinges with intricate flower motifs, and gates that looked like they could grace the castle at Korisan.
Today he had to settle for making ladles.
Walking past the racks of tools, he pulled off his shirt and was about to put on his leather tunic when he heard a disturbance. A cluster of unmarried women had gathered at the door. They came every day and tried to get his attention. Despite their obvious beauty, none of them caught his eye. There was only one woman for him. He just had to find her again.
Now Kieran turned his back on them and quickly put on his tunic.
When his father joined him, Kieran donned his leather apron and stoked the fire.
"Do you have that order ready for the cooper?" Kale asked.
"It's over in the corner," Kieran said, pointing to a pile of iron barrel hoops. "I made two extra for the children."
Kieran loved having children in the shop. Kale was always worried that one of them might get hurt, but Kieran invited them in anyway. He enjoyed making things for them, and their favorite toys were the iron hoops. When the children raced the hoops in the street, Kieran always stopped to watch. This had been his favorite game as a child and the only game where he could beat his cousin.
As if on cue, his cousin entered the shop and stood to one side.
"I see your adoring throng is here today," Gilrain said.
"I'm sure you'll be happy to take them off my hands," Kieran muttered.
"Maybe later. What are you working on today?"
"Are you offering to help?"
If Gilrain saw that Kieran was annoyed, he ignored it. "Hunting's been slow this week. I thought you could use a hand."
Gilrain was the best archer in the area, usually bringing home the largest deer and wild boar. Although he hadn't taken up sword smithing like his father, he knew how to keep the fire going, and was an excellent striker. It was too bad he was so unreliable.
"I'm working on ladles, for Lord Destra's cook."
While Gilrain moved over to the fire, Kieran picked out an iron bar and brought it to the anvil. Using a hammer and chisel, he cut the bar to the proper length and then began the process of heating and hammering the metal, stretching out the handle, and forming a small bowl. When he'd finished shaping and smoothing it, he repeatedly plunged it into the slack tub to harden it.
Kieran looked up to ask Gilrain to get another tool. Gilrain was in the corner, flirting with a blonde who'd made it past the door.
Kale shook his head.
Kieran swore under his breath.
Gilrain's careless attitude toward finishing his work was one of his least annoying traits. He charged headlong into fights without thinking, was openly affectionate with unmarried women, and gambled at dice and cards whenever he had the chance.
Still irritated, Kieran turned his attention to the next ladle and imagined it was Gilrain.
While he worked, a crowd started to gather inside the shop. It wasn't unusual for people to meet in the smithy to discuss the latest news, and Kieran had learned to keep one ear on the banter while he worked. This afternoon they were heatedly discussing the way Lord Destra had treated a man who couldn't pay his taxes.
"I heard he had the man and his whole family sent to the dungeon in Korisan."
Gilrain abandoned the blonde and moved closer to the discussion.
"That's the last time we'll see Becknar."
Gilrain looked over at Kieran. "Somebody should do something."
Why was Gilrain looking at him that way? Kieran walked to the forge and waited for the bowl of the ladle to reheat.
His blood boiled every time he heard about the way Lord Destra mistreated the townspeople. It seemed the nobility felt it was their sole purpose in life to make everyone in Teleria miserable. They charged too much for taxes, demanded that the peasants produce superior products—despite the poor soil and scarcity of material—and when foreign marauders or gangs roamed through the towns, they did nothing to stop them, despite having legions of soldiers at their command.
Kieran had never spoken of rebellion himself; his father had taught him to avoid trouble. But if he were a lord or a king, he would use his position to help people. Then he'd remind himself that he was just a blacksmith, and all he wanted in life was to have his own smithy, marry, and have a dozen children.
"You know Rahnak set up all the liege lords in Teleria," someone said. "If you cross them, you're crossing him."
"I think it's about time someone crossed him."
When Kieran returned to the anvil, Gilrain nudged his arm. "Are
you paying attention to this?" he asked.
Gilrain took the hammer out of Kieran's hand.
Kieran moved to take it back. "Some of us have work to do."
Gilrain let go and lowered his voice. "You could do something."
Kieran continued to pound at the metal. "If you want swords for a revolt, go talk to your father. I already have too much work to do."
"That's not what I meant."
Kieran stopped in mid-swing. "Then what did you mean?"
"They haven't told you yet?"
Kieran grabbed Gilrain's arm to take him outside. Gilrain tried to wrench himself away but Kieran persisted. When they were outside, Gilrain broke free of Kieran's iron grip.
"What are you talking about?" Kieran asked.
Gilrain looked confused and then started to chuckle. "How ironic. All these years and they never told you who you really are."


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Best Gaming Laptop Brands 2019
#1 Pick MSI
#2 Pick Acer
#3 Pick Asus
#4 Pick Razer
#5 Pick Alienware
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When looking through all the different best gaming laptop brands in 2019, sometimes it can be hard to know which companies are producing solid machines with screaming specs, and which are just trying to use the "gamer" tag to pump out an otherwise mediocre machine.
Old brands that used to be the best in the business have fallen off their game, while other unknowns have risen up through the ranks to take their rightful place at the top. So which gaming laptop brand takes the top spot in 2019? Read on in our guide to find out! If you want more options, also check out our guide to the best gaming laptops.
MSI captures everything we love about gaming machines and so much more with unique designs and fresh ideas
Our Favorite Models: GT80S 980M SLI, GS72 6QE Stealth Pro 4K
WHY IT'S A TOP PICK: Powerful gaming laptop line with experimental and unique designs.
In just the past 12 months, MSI has released some of the best looking, best performing gaming laptops on the market. Nearly all of its entries have been solid, and have proved a hit with first-time and lifelong gamers alike, as reflected in our best gaming laptops of 2019 list.
But what really sets MSI apart from the pack is how willing the company is to take risks on gaming laptop categories that didn't even exist until the company itself thought to whip them up in the lab.
Big, brazen plays like the GT80S line of ultra-powered mobile PCs shows the company isn't worried about catering to the widest audience just for the sake of sales. It wants to show that it can be experimental and still come out the other side shining, whether it's by cramming two full-sized GTX 980 GPUs into a single chassis or adding an actual mechanical keyboard to a segment of the gaming hardware market that's sorely lacked their presence until now.
MSI has quickly rocketed to the top of the pile over the past few years when it comes to gaming laptops, and doesn't look to be in a position to give up its crown anytime soon. If you like laptops that double up as tablets, check out our review of the best 2 1 gaming laptops.
Acer makes manufacturing gaming laptops look easy, even though it's anything but
Our Favorite Models: Predator 17, Acer Aspire V17 Nitro, Predator 15
WHY IT'S A TOP PICK: Sleek machines with serious power to back them up.
If you would have asked us just a year ago which companies we liked for the top five gaming laptop brands, Acer wouldn't have been anywhere near that list. Sure, the company was great for making a regular laptop and its entries into the crowded Chromebook space – case in point the Acer Chromebook 15 – rate off the charts, but gaming? We would have said "leave that up to the professionals".
In 2016 however, the company stepped up its game completely with the Predator lineup of gaming laptops, and they really are something else to behold. The Predator lineup exudes quality from every key and through every spare draft port, with innovative features like the FrostCore technology that keeps your laptop cool even under the strain of millions of pixels being pushed through the pipes at once. They seem to have taken all the good parts from other laptops and combined them into one, undeniably perfect package, as though the Predator was a hybrid of what made every other gaming laptop successful up until now.
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No matter what you want to do with your gaming laptop, the ASUS Republic of Gamers lineup has the machine for you
Our Favorite Models: ROG G752VT, ROG GL552VW
WHY IT'S A TOP PICK: Huge amount of variety in models and laptop styles.
ASUS has been full steam ahead this year and for all of 2015 with its gaming offerings, including four distinct models that all fill their own respective roles handily. While we may not have been the biggest fans of the G752VT's color scheme, it's difficult to deny the unabashed, unrestricted, pedal-to-the-metal power that ASUS somehow managed to cram into such a small space.
The ASUS G751 on the other hand has all the design elements we love, and even though the raw specs might be a little less powerful, its portability and case design is more than enough to make up for any shortcomings in might have in the power department. Through and through ASUS has shown that its got a lot of faith in its Republic of Gamers branding, and has no intentions of cheapening their products through the shortcuts that other laptop makers take on a daily basis.
No matter what kind of gaming experience you're looking for or amount of money you're trying to spend, ASUS and its ROG lineup have a laptop that's waiting for you and everything you want to do.
The Razer Blade line of laptops are impossibly light, thin, and powerful to boot
Our Favorite Models: Razer Blade, Razer Blade Stealth Pro
WHY IT'S A TOP PICK: Stalwart dedication to making the sexiest machines on shelves today.
Razer is one of the oldest names in the game of gaming peripherals and accessories, churning out some of the best gaming mice, keyboards, and headsets since before half the entries on this list were even in the business.
And while Razer may only have one real gaming laptop in its roster this year – the Razer Blade – man oh man, is it one heck of a machine. Though its specs aren't all that much to write home about, from a design perspective alone the Blade Stealth seems to defy modern physics at an impossibly light profile of just 4.47lbs and a little over half an inch thick.
The Blade proves that gaming laptops don't have to take up an entire backpack or wear your arm down throughout the day to run some of the best AAA games out there, and when you add in the pedigree for long-term reliability that Razer has spent over a decade building up for itself, you've got a combination that's pretty difficult to beat.
Alienware may not be at the top the game these days, but that doesn't mean they still can't produce a solid gaming laptop that gets the job done
Our Favorite Models: Alienware 15, Alienware 17
WHY IT'S A TOP PICK: Best brand to get gaming laptops into every home.
Oh Alienware, how the mighty have fallen. If you're curious why Alienware isn't at the top of this list, it's not that the company's laptops are bad, per se, it's just that they aren't nearly as groundbreaking or innovative as they were five years ago. The company has stalled on introducing products that absolutely blow our minds the way they used to, and it's a shame because the brand itself is easily one of the most (if not the most) recognizable to the layman in the space of gaming machines.
All that said, both the Alienware 15 and 17 are both still leaders in their class, with a respectable set of specs held inside a chassis that's somehow retro, yet modern all at the same time. Plus, we love the addition of the new "Graphics Amplifier" technology, which allows you to hook up an external graphics card (or two) to your laptop through the Thunderbolt 3 port just to give it that extra bit of umph when you need more power in a pinch.
Alienware may not be the best in the business anymore, but they're still able to produce machines that get the job done when you need them to, and we couldn't realistically ask them for more than that.
Ultimately, it comes down to what features you're looking for the most and the price range you're shopping in. If you want something that offers the absolute best bang for your buck, almost all the Acer laptops we've tested combine solid specs with a sticker price that won't give your wallet a hard square punch in the nose.
Both Razer and Alienware are obsessed with portability and style, making sure that whenever you plan to open up a game of Counter Strike at your local Starbucks that your score on the leaderboard won't be the only thing there turning heads. ASUS is a good all around company with a solid lineup of reliable devices, and of course there's MSI, a company that's unafraid to redefine what the industry thinks about when you say the words "mobile gaming powerhouse".
Gaming laptops in 2019 are better than they've ever been before, and we don't mean that purely from a power perspective either. Whether it's the sultry design lines of the Alienware 15 or the extreme portability of the Razer Blade, we've finally reached a point where just because you go gaming, doesn't mean you have to sacrifice style or portability to get the power you need on the road or at home.
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Chris Stobing is a writer and blogger from the heart of Silicon Valley. Raised around tech from birth, he's had an interest in PC hardware and networking technology for years, and has come to Gadget Review to contribute his knowledge on both.
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Has Bill Cosby tainted the legacy of our favourite TV dads?
By Carmen Williams
Bill Cosby as Cliff Huxtable and Malcolm-Jamal Warner as Theo. . Credit: Getty Images
He was known as America's Dad and now he's been found guilty of sexual assault. What if anything does it mean for our other favourite black screen fathers?
I used to love Bill Cosby. He played my first example of a great TV dad (Cliff Huxtable) and he was very similar to my own in that he was a disciplinarian, but it was obvious that he genuinely cared about his kids.
I watched the reruns of the Cosby Show when I was a little kid and laughed at the funny antics his family got up to and smiled and felt moved when those same kids learnt very important lessons from their parents.
I thought he was the epitome of the TV dad and very important to a lot of people in a lot of ways. In fact, Randiesia Fletcher wrote a piece for The Lily talking about how important Bill Cosby and the Cosby Show was to her as a kid living on Skid Row and who needed a great TV dad to replace her real life one. "My parents were crack addicts. I never knew what or when we might eat next. Sometimes, we had a TV, and when we did, I looked forward to a sense of normalcy on Thursday nights. I was a voyeur in the Huxtable home portrayed on 'The Cosby Show.'
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"I envisioned eating the hoagie sandwiches my TV dad ate. I wanted the orange juice his kids drank. I wanted clothing that was not twice my size marred with holes. I wanted my hair neat and clean. I wanted family dance days," says Fletcher.
And while my experience and reason for loving this TV family is not nearly as tragic as Fletcher's, I can understand the disappointment and anger of finding out that this man you idolised and thought was wholesome and decent is actually a rapist and it was just all an act. We know he was playing a character but ultimately Bill Cosby lived and took shelter under Cliff Huxtable's umbrella.
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So does this mean that every other TV dad (remember the allegations against another TV dad Stephen Collins from Seventh Heaven?), is now eyed with a similar distrust because of one man's terrible past?
Do we trust ourselves less with looking up to Uncle Phil from Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, Carl Winslow from Family Matters, Frank Mitchell from Moesha and Julius from Everybody Hates Chris?
We shouldn't. We need them now more than ever.
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Yes, it's shocking that a man who was allegedly involved in the rape and molestation of several women and convicted of the assault of another made such important television.
Such well-written, groundbreaking television that while you don't have to watch anymore, you can still appreciate his art for what it was – a trailblazing portrayal of a family. You can still recognise that it was important in its time for us.
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Now, thankfully, there are a host of other TV dads (there are still too few) who have come after Cliff Huxtable who are good role models. And will be for generations after us. What we must remember though, that should any of them fail, that we hold them accountable as the men that they are and not as the characters they play.
Need recommendations of good TV dads to look out for right now? Check out Andre Johnson in Black-ish and Richard Webber from Grey's Anatomy (he totally counts).
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Family Adventures in Athens and the Cyclades - 12 Days
The standout Cyclades island chain isn't just for honeymooners—take the entire family with this itinerary. You'll start in Mykonos, where you can dodge the jetsetters with quiet beaches and a farm visit. Then go on to Naxos and Santorini. See into ancient history, experience scenic shores, and dive into the sea to fill photo albums you'll enjoy for years to come.
Have an interactive day of myths in Athens
Ride horses in Naxos and donkeys in Santorini
Splash on the beaches of Naxos and Mykonos
Day 1 Arrive in Athens Athens
Day 2 Interactive Mythology Experience Athens
Day 3 Athens to Mykonos Mykonos
Day 4 Mykonos Beach Day Mykonos
Day 5 Farm Visit and Mykonian Dinner Mykonos
Day 6 Ferry to Naxos Naxos
Day 7 Naxos Beaches and Villages Bike Tour Naxos
Day 8 Horseback Riding in Naxos Naxos
Day 9 Beach Day on Naxos Naxos
Day 10 Naxos to Santorini Santorini
Day 11 Volcanic Lagoon Boat Tour Santorini
Day 12 Santorini to Athens and Depart
Day 1: Arrive in Athens
Monastiraki Square and the Acropolis
Welcome to Greece! You'll begin your trip in Athens, home to both the iconic Acropolis and so much more. The mythology of this spectacular city precedes it, with towering temples to Classical deities and the ruins of ancient marketplaces rubbing shoulders with lively nightlife, crowded flea markets, and contemporary cuisine. Make the most of your time in the city at some of these spots:
Check out the views of the can't-miss Parthenon. (Pro tip: The Parthenon is the temple, the Acropolis is the hill.) This temple to Athena has enchanted visitors since its construction was completed in 438 BC. It's probably the first thing that comes to your mind when you think of ancient Greece and is visible from many of the city's high points.
Stop at the sprawling National Museum for a crash course in ancient iconography. Be sure to seek out the room housing the Antikythera mechanism, essentially an ancient astronomical computer.
Visit a smaller archaeological site at the Tower of the Winds, then stroll down neighboring pedestrian Aiolou Street to stop at shops and cafes.
Find your perfect souvenir or sun hat in the busy stalls of the Monastiraki flea market.
Spend your evening exploring the up-and-coming Pangrati neighborhood or amid the nightlife and mezze of the Psyrri district.
Day 2: Interactive Mythology Experience
Interactive games await
Experience the stories of Classical Greece from a new perspective during this interactive session. Start at the Acropolis, where you'll visit the Parthenon and other sites with guides specializing in children's education. Reenact the battle between the gods and giants for control of the world on the lands where it took place.
You'll visit the National Gardens next, where professional performers will present you with stories of adventure, gods and goddesses, giants, and more in the shadow of the archaeological site. In addition to the stories, the games will also continue, including weaving while hearing about Athena's loom, a puzzle challenge that represents the contest between Athena and Poseidon for the heart of the Athenian people (guess who won), and more.
Visit the Plaka neighborhood after the curtain goes down, also known as the neighborhood of the gods. As the oldest neighborhood in Athens, Plaka is home to neoclassical homes rubbing shoulders with outdoor tables lining the streets. Feast on Greek favorites such as the classic horiatiki salad, souvlaki, lamb dishes, and more. Go mezze-style to try them all.
Day 3: Athens to Mykonos
Bright balconies of Little Venice
You'll start your time in the islands on Mykonos, one of the most famous islands in the Cyclades chain. Known for its glitzy restaurants and nightlife, art scene, and jet set crowds (it was recently home to a Gucci pop-up boutique), Mykonos will throw you headfirst into your island adventure.
Your first day's itinerary is up to you. You'll receive a personalized list of tips for exploration, but some highlights include:
If you need to get your toes in the sand immediately, head to remote Agios Sostis beach to find your own isolated paradise.
For a more active experience, Ftelia Beach is known for its excellent windsurfing.
Stroll through Little Venice, an 18th-century neighborhood where colorful former captains' mansions and seaside restaurants seem to sprout straight from the sea. It's also right next to the island's famous hillside windmills for great photo ops.
Day 4: Mykonos Beach Day
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Spend a relaxing day filled with sea and sun! Choose from one of Mykonos's many lovely beaches, such as:
Agios Sostis, full of island residents and travelers who prefer tranquility to amenities, with just sand and a nearby taverna.
Fokos, a quiet beach on the northeastern end of the island, with no distractions but a single taverna serving up local favorites and organic white wine produced on the island.
Elia, considered one of Mykonos's most beautiful beaches. This beach has one of the longest stretches of sand on the island and plenty of sunbeds and umbrellas to keep you fed and serviced.
Kalo Livadi, a petite pebbled beach on eastern Mykonos. This is one of the best spots for swimming, with plenty of people enjoying the beach along with you.
Platis Gialos, a popular beach lined with hotels and restaurants with music drifting out of their patios.
Kalafatis, a quiet beach ideal for family relaxation.
Ftelia on the northern side of the island, known for windsurfing and sailing when the winds are blowing and tavernas along the bay.
Day 5: Farm Visit and Mykonian Dinner
A mealtime spread
The morning is yours to explore, so head to a beach to lounge or stroll through the cosmopolitan streets, scoping out the boutiques that draw the island's stylish crowd season after season.
In the afternoon, you'll pay a visit to a traditional farm. Talk to the farm's caretakers to learn about how vegetables are grown on the islands and how the livestock are raised, and even say hi to the animals.
As the sun begins to set, you'll sit down to a traditional dinner. You'll be welcomed into a local Mykonian household for the meal, where you'll experience the traditional Greek way of life, culture, and cooking. Hear all about their stories of the island's culture and history as well as their own family history, over authentic dishes and free-flowing local wine (for the older crowd).
Day 6: Ferry to Naxos
Looking back from the Portara
Time to ferry over to bustling Naxos after breakfast. With an active main town where you can shop and admire the Venetian architecture, a historic Kastro (castle) area, and expansive beaches, the island offers opportunities for both laidback relaxation, as well as water or land activities. The rest of the day is yours to unwind as you choose. Try out some of these options:
Hike up to the summit of Mount Zas, the mythological childhood home of Zeus, the ruler of the gods, and the highest point in the Cyclades.
Head inland to the town of Chalki, home to the island's oldest market and a petite, shady square perfect for whiling away the afternoon. Stop at the kitron distillery to sample the local liqueur and learn about its distillation process over the years.
Visit the Temple of Demeter at Sangri on your way. Multiple deities of fertility were worshipped here, particularly the goddess Demeter. The temple was constructed in 530 BC, during the tyranny of Lygdamis, and represents a precursor of classical Athenian architecture.
Stroll to the Portara, the entrance to the Temple of Apollo. Construction on the temple began in the sixth century BCE but was never finished, but the still-standing entranceway has become one of the hallmarks of the island. You can find it on the islet of Palatia, just over a causeway from the heart of Naxos Town (Chora).
For dinner, wander up the hill through the streets of the Kastro neighborhood to pick out your favorite of the area's tavernas, where you can sample the island's fresh produce in its best forms.
Day 7: Naxos Beaches and Villages Bike Tour
Cycle by the sea
Discover Naxos's hidden spots on today's two-wheeled tour. You'll bike with an expert guide through the villages and attractions on the west side of the island. The western coast is also home to some of the island's best-known beaches, including Agios Prokopios, Agia Anna, Plaka, Orkos, and Mikri Vigla.
On your way back, you'll see the villages of Vivlos, Agios Arsenios, and Glinado. The beginner-friendly route covers roughly 12 miles (20 km) and will take you about 2.5 hours.
Spend the rest of your day exploring the main Naxos Chora, especially the Kastro district. Wind up the narrow streets to the Venetian Castle in the center of town, stopping at the neighboring Catholic church, Ursuline school, and Archaeological Museum along the way. Even the houses are part of the experience, once home to the descendants of Duke Venetians.
Day 8: Horseback Riding in Naxos
Meet some new friends
Get a different perspective on the island from atop one of its resident horses. The stable will work with you to create a ride that suits your age and skill level to maximize your experience and trail route.
A trip to the village of Apiranthos is a potential ride highlight. Also known as the "marble village" due to its white architecture and marble stone streets, this mountainside spot offers inland views and a slew of museums and crafts to peruse. Listen for the local dialect among the residents, which has remained distinct from the rest of the islands.
Day 9: Beach Day on Naxos
Aliko Beach on Naxos
What's a trip to the islands without a day on the beach? With smaller crowds than its Cycladic neighbors, Naxos makes it easy to find your own slice of paradise, whether you want privacy or a more lively scene. Terminology tip: If a beach is described as "organized," that generally means it has sunbeds and umbrellas available to rent and plentiful restaurants.
Agios Georgios is the closest to the main town and generally filled with families enjoying the shallow waters. Neighbors Agia Anna and Agios Prokopios also have plenty of amenities on their sweeping sands, with enough shoreline that you'll be able to stake out a spot but sufficient tavernas to keep you fed.
The more isolated beaches of the southwest coast—including Plaka, Mikri Vigla, and cedar-lined Aliko—are some of the best on the island. They're farther out from the main town, and your travel will be rewarded with quieter sands and scenic surroundings.
Day 10: Naxos to Santorini
Caldera-side lights
After breakfast at your hotel, you'll get an early ferry to Santorini. Nothing says "good morning" like watching the sun coming up over the island's iconic cubic architecture. Upon arrival, you'll take in the island's central caldera—the site of one of the largest volcanic eruptions in history—rising above you.
The island's volcanic history has led to the formation of some of the more unique beaches in the Greek islands, along with the dramatic cliff views on the island's caldera side. Spend your day relaxing at the beach or catching some exercise—and even more views—from one of Santorini's more than 12 scenic walking routes, ranging from between two to eight miles each. At dinner, sample the island's signature cherry tomatoes and white eggplants as guest stars in seafood dishes or the main event.
Day 11: Volcanic Lagoon Boat Tour
Your vessel awaits
No trip to Santorini is complete without an exploration of its iconic caldera. The island is shaped by the volcanic eruptions of its past, the most intense of which is known as the Minoan eruption in the mid 2nd millennium BC, when the volcano created the island's current structure and was felt around the ancient world.
After breakfast, you'll be transferred from your hotel to the port of Athinios, where you'll hop on a traditional wooden boat to begin your journey. You'll sail the caldera for six hours, seeing the majority of the lagoon with a guide providing the details and backstory of your surroundings.
Head across the basin to the two small lava islets in its center. These are the youngest of their kind in the eastern Mediterranean, only forming about 50 years ago. Stop to hike around the rocky red soil of the islets before hopping in the hot springs at Nea Kameni. These yellow-tinted waters are high in sulfur and renowned for their potential therapeutic benefits. You'll also take a break to purchase lunch on the less famous island of Thirassia and enjoy the views of the cliffs of Oia rising across the water. If you're up for it, take a hike up to the island's main village of Manolas, which feels like Oia may have before the arrival of tourism.
Day 12: Santorini to Athens and Depart
Take one last look
It's time to say farewell to Greece! Savor one more breakfast in Santorini before your transfer to the airport or your ferry to begin your journey home.
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Q: asynctask httpost? I'm new to creating apps for android and first time using asynctask. I want to run a httpost in the back ground but keep getting errors. Am I using the correct parameters?. Do i need a postexecute too?
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A: You should include the errors also to help in identifying and solving the problem, but in this case the solution is probably the following:
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The important change is that msgTextField.setText(""); is in onPostExecute() now and it receives the text to be shown from doInBackground(). You must do every UI change on the main thread, that is, not in doInBackground().


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Recently, Ubisoft Entertainment, a French video game company headquartered in Paris most well known for producing some of the most successful video games in history with Assassin's Creed, Far Cry, Just Dance, and the Tom Clancy's series revealed the game XDefiant's first public PC test will take place on August 5th.
Ubisoft's official website released a statement reading, "Tom Clancy's XDefiant is a free-to-play, fast-paced arena shooter that combines intense gunplay with personalized loadouts and specialized factions, as teams of gunfighters – called Defiants – battle for domination."
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Buckle your seatbelts! Ubisoft is back and diving much deeper into the 'Clancyworld' with Tom Clancy's XDefiant dropping sometime this year. The free-to-play game will continue to be a first-person multiplayer shooting game whilst selecting teams of six characters to compete against each other across quite a few game modes.
We already know what Clancy's factions included in the past regarding the Wolves (Ghost Recon), Echelon (Splinter Cell), and the Outcasts and Cleaners (The Division). There's no doubt that more defiants will certainly be implemented within the game further down the road, it's just a matter of how far down the journey until they are ultimately added?
The creative lead behind the video game has shared a brief moment of insight in saying the game features "fast-paced firefights meeting punk rock moshpits." Quite the engaging comment you would hope to hear, don't you think?
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It goes without saying that the game is still fairly early in the development stage of the process, but Ubisoft's confidence in the game is clearly strong as they opened it to the public for a first test on August 5th. I'm sure Ubisoft will live up to its expectations, once again.
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Jack Parsons, a brilliant and ambitious blue-collar worker of 1930s Los Angeles, started as a janitor at a chemical factory but had fantastical dreams that led him to birth the unknown discipline of American rocketry. Along the way, he fell into a mysterious world that included sex magic rituals at night, ultimately becoming a disciple of infamous occultist Aleister Crowley. Parsons used Crowley's teachings of self-actualization to support his unimaginable and unprecedented endeavor to the stars.
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The Unimom Mezzo is a well designed hand pump for occasional expressing, with a non-slip handle for improved grip. Hand pumping allows you to save electricity and go off the grid, and also offers you better control over the pace of your expressing.
That this pump is BPA, phthalate and lead free, keeping your baby safe from harmful chemicals!
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It's easy to assemble, use, and clean.
Includes handle, diaphragm cover, silicon diaphragm with stem, breast shield, valve, bottle, bottle-stand, silicon massager, bottle cover, cap, disk and shield cover. Teats are not included.
Unimom care about ensuring mums who continue breastfeeding have affordable options.
A very similar manual pump by another well-known brand retails for over $144. This is almost $100 less!


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Firefighters tackled a burning garage with several cars inside. Crews from three towns attended the blaze at Constantine.
The garage was said to be well alight when they arrived after the call at 7.15am on Saturday (April 21).
Two fire crews from Falmouth were first to arrive and they then called for back-up. Crews from Truro and Penzance stations also attended.
Western Power Distribution isolated power to the building as Devon and Cornwall Police closed local roads.
A spokesman for Cornwall Fire and Rescue Service said: "On receipt of this initial call, both appliances from Falmouth were mobilised, on arrival at the incident further resources were requested and an appliance from Truro attended as well as resources from Penzance.
"The crews were faced with a single storey garage which was well alight and containing several vehicles. Firefighters wearing breathing apparatus were committed at the scene and used high pressure hosereel jets and also a foam jet and a main jet.
"Western Power attended to isolate power to the building. Devon and Cornwall Police attended and closed roads in the vicinity.
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Police talk jumper down from freeway bridge in Azusa
By Brian Day | bday@scng.com | San Gabriel Valley Tribune
AZUSA – Police convinced a man who was threatening to jump from a pedestrian bridge over the 210 Freeway on Sunday to climb down, authorities said.
The apparent suicide attempt was first reported about 9:30 a.m. on a pedestrian bridge about 25 to 30 feet above the freeway at Second Street, police said.
Sheriff's deputies, California Highway Patrol, fire and Irwindale police officials blocked off freeway lanes and placed an air bag below the bridge, Azusa police Sgt. Andy Sutcliffe said in a written statement.
"During the next 45 minutes, (the 46-year-old Azusa man) stood two or three times, and more than once hung by only his hands as he dangled over the westbound lanes of the freeway," Sutcliffe said.
"At one point," he added, "he fashioned a blindfold from a bandana, presumably to lessen the emotional trauma of the fall."
Two police officers engaged the man in conversation and learned he was depressed over a failing relationship with his girlfriend, Sutcliffe said.
The officers ultimately convinced the man to climb down unharmed, officials added.
The man was taken to a mental health facility to be evaluated and treated.
CHP Officer Jose Nunez said the incident on the bridge forced officials to close down all westbound lanes of the 210 Freeway for about 30 minutes.
Some eastbound lanes were also affected, police said.
People with suicidal feelings can call the free, 24-hour National Suicide Prevention Hotline at 800-273-8255.
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Where does the saying "I wish you...
Where does the saying "I wish you Godspeed" come from?
This dates back to a 15th century song sung by English ploughmen on Plough Monday, the first Monday after Twelfth Day, the end of the Christmas holidays. Before farm laborers went back to the fields, they dressed all in white and went from door to door drawing a plough and soliciting "plough money" to spend on a last celebration. The song lyric "Godspeed the plough" expressed a wish for success and prosperity and was soon shortened to just "Godspeed".


As anyone reading this blog probably knows, the Arduino IDE simplifies a number of programming for an embedded environment and hides some of the required C / C++ material. This can make life a lot easier, but it can also cause problems, especially when you step out to do more complex things. I got bit by one of those earlier today. Since I eventually found a post to the work around, I thought I'd post it here.
In my robot code, I"ve defined a struct called coord that holds two doubles, which are the x and y coordinates for whatever I need (e.g., the position of the robot, the next waypoint, etc.
Today, I wanted to compute the distance from the ray defined by the previous and next waypoint and the current position of the vehicle, so that the error could be fed into a PID controller. I figured it would be easy to pass the parameters as coord types. BUT, this turns out to be trickier than it should be with the Arduino. Unless the structs are defined in a .h file, there are problems with their scope. A work-around is documented by Alexander Brevig on the Arduino Playground: Struct Resource for Arduino.