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define( [
            'dojo/_base/declare',
            'dojo/_base/array',
            'dojo/store/util/QueryResults',
            'JBrowse/Util',
            'JBrowse/Store/Hash',
            'JBrowse/Model/Location'
        ],
        function(
            declare,
            array,
            QueryResults,
            Util,
            HashStore,
            Location
        ) {

return declare( HashStore,
{

    constructor: function( args ) {

        this.tooManyMatchesMessage = args.tooManyMatchesMessage || '(too many matches to display)';

        // generate stopPrefixes
        var stopPrefixes = this.stopPrefixes = {};
        // make our stopPrefixes an object as { prefix: true, ... }
        // with all possible prefixes of our stop prefixes
        if( args.stopPrefixes ) {
            var prefixesInput = typeof args.stopPrefixes == 'string'
                ? [ args.stopPrefixes ] : args.stopPrefixes;

            dojo.forEach( prefixesInput, function(prefix) {
                while( prefix.length ) {
                    stopPrefixes[prefix] = true;
                    prefix = prefix.substr( 0, prefix.length - 1 );
                }
            });
        }
    },

    _nameRecordToItem: function( nameRecord ) {
        if( nameRecord.hitLimit ) {
            // it's a too-many-matches marker
            return { name: this.tooManyMatchesMessage, hitLimit: true };
        }
        else {
            // it's an actual name record
            var item = {};
            if( typeof nameRecord == 'object' ) {
                item.name = nameRecord[0];
                var trackConfig = this._findTrackConfig( ((this.meta||{}).track_names||{})[ nameRecord[1] ] );
                item.location = new Location({
                    ref: nameRecord[3],
                    start: parseInt( nameRecord[4] ),
                    end: parseInt( nameRecord[5] ),
                    tracks: [ trackConfig  ],
                    objectName: nameRecord[0]
                });
            } else {
                item.name = nameRecord;
            }
            return item;
        }
    },

    // look in the browser's track configuration for the track with the given label
    _findTrackConfig: function( trackLabel ) {
        if( ! trackLabel )
            return null;

        var track = null;
        var i = array.some( this.browser.config.tracks, function( t ) {
            if( t.label == trackLabel ) {
                track = t;
                return true;
            }
            return false;
        });

        return track;
    },

    _makeResults: function( nameRecords ) {
        // convert the name records into dojo.store-compliant data
        // items, sort them by name and location
        var results = array.map( nameRecords, dojo.hitch(this,'_nameRecordToItem') )
                           .sort( function( a, b ) {
                                      return a.name.localeCompare( b.name )
                                          || a.location.localeCompare( b.location );
                                  });

        var last;
        var hitLimit;

        // aggregate them and make labels for them.  for names with
        // multiple locations, make a multipleLocations member.
        results = array.filter( results, function( i ) {
            if( i.hitLimit ) {
                hitLimit = i;
                if( ! hitLimit.label )
                    hitLimit.label = hitLimit.name || 'too many matches';
                return false;
            }
            else if( last && last.name == i.name ) {
                last.label = last.name + ' multiple locations';
                if( last.multipleLocations ) {
                    last.multipleLocations.push( i.location );
                } else {
                    last.multipleLocations = [last.location,i.location];
                    delete last.location;
                }
                return false;
            }
            last = i;
            last.label = last.name
                + ( last.location ? ' '+last.location+''
                                  : ''
                  );
            return true;
        });

        if( hitLimit )
            results.push( hitLimit );

        return QueryResults( results );
    },

    // case-insensitive, and supports prefix queries like 'foo*'
    query: function( query, options ) {
        // remove trailing asterisks from query.name
        var thisB = this;
        var name = ( query.name || '' ).toString();

        // lowercase the name if the store is all-lowercase
        if( this.meta.lowercase_keys )
            name = name.toLowerCase();

        var trailingStar = /\*$/;
        if( trailingStar.test( name ) ) {
            name = name.replace( trailingStar, '' );
            return this._getEntry( name )
                       .then( function( value ) {
                            value = value || {};
                            return thisB._makeResults( ( value.exact || [] ).concat( value.prefix || [] ) );
                        });
        }
        else {
            return this._getEntry( name )
                       .then( function( value ) {
                           return thisB._makeResults( (value||{}).exact || [] );
                       });
        }
    },

    get: function( id ) {
        // lowercase the id if the store is all-lowercase
        if( this.meta.lowercase_keys )
            id = id.toLowerCase();

        return this._getEntry( id )
                   .then( function( bucket ) {
                       var nameRec = (bucket.exact||[])[0];
                       return nameRec ? this._nameRecordToItem( nameRec ) : null;
                   });
    },

    _getEntry: function( key ) {
        return this._getBucket(key)
                   .then( function( bucket ) {
                        return bucket[key];
                    });
    }

});
});


text:
package com.aldebaran.proxy;
import com.aldebaran.proxy.Variant;
import com.aldebaran.proxy.ALProxy;

public class ALFaceDetectionProxy extends ALProxy {
 	static {
	  System.loadLibrary("jnaoqi");
	}

 	public ALProxy proxy;

	/// <summary>
	/// Default Constructor.
	/// </summary>
	public ALFaceDetectionProxy(String ip, int port) {
		super("ALFaceDetection", ip, port);
	}
    /// <summary>
    /// Remove all faces from the database.
    /// </summary>
    /// <returns> true if the operation succeeds </returns>

    public Boolean clearDatabase()
    {
	Variant result = call("clearDatabase" );
	    	return  result.toBoolean();
    }
    /// <summary>
    /// enable/disable the recognition stageProcess will be faster when disabled when you don't need to recognize people
    /// </summary>
    /// <param name="enable"> True/False </param>

    public void enableRecognition( Boolean enable)
    {
	Variant venable;
	venable = new Variant(enable);
	Variant result = call("enableRecognition" ,venable);
		// no return value
    }
    /// <summary>
    /// (BETA) Choose to enable or disable tracking. Enabling tracking usually allows you to follow a face for a longer period of time. However, it can lead to more false detections.
    /// </summary>
    /// <param name="enable"> True/False </param>

    public void enableTracking( Boolean enable)
    {
	Variant venable;
	venable = new Variant(enable);
	Variant result = call("enableTracking" ,venable);
		// no return value
    }
    /// <summary>
    /// Exits and unregisters the module.
    /// </summary>

    public void exit()
    {
	Variant result = call("exit" );
		// no return value
    }
    /// <summary>
    /// Delete from the database all faces instances of a person.
    /// </summary>
    /// <param name="pId"> The name of the person to forget </param>
    /// <returns> true if the operation succeeds </returns>

    public Boolean forgetPerson( String pId)
    {
	Variant vpId;
	vpId = new Variant(pId);
	Variant result = call("forgetPerson" ,vpId);
	    	return  result.toBoolean();
    }
    /// <summary>
    /// Gets the name of the parent broker.
    /// </summary>
    /// <returns> The name of the parent broker. </returns>

    public String getBrokerName()
    {
	Variant result = call("getBrokerName" );
	    	return  result.toString();
    }
    /// <summary>
    /// Gets the current period.
    /// </summary>
    /// <returns> Refresh period (in milliseconds). </returns>

    public int getCurrentPeriod()
    {
	Variant result = call("getCurrentPeriod" );
	    	return  result.toInt();
    }
    /// <summary>
    /// Gets the current precision.
    /// </summary>
    /// <returns> Precision of the extractor. </returns>

    public float getCurrentPrecision()
    {
	Variant result = call("getCurrentPrecision" );
	    	return  result.toFloat();
    }
    /// <summary>
    /// Retrieves a method's description.
    /// </summary>
    /// <param name="methodName"> The name of the method. </param>
    /// <returns> A structure containing the method's description. </returns>

    public Variant getMethodHelp( String methodName)
    {
	Variant vmethodName;
	vmethodName = new Variant(methodName);
	Variant result = call("getMethodHelp" ,vmethodName);
	    	return  result;
    }
    /// <summary>
    /// Retrieves the module's method list.
    /// </summary>
    /// <returns> An array of method names. </returns>

    public String[] getMethodList()
    {
	Variant result = call("getMethodList" );
	    	return (String[]) result.toStringArray();
    }
    /// <summary>
    /// Retrieves the module's description.
    /// </summary>
    /// <returns> A structure describing the module. </returns>

    public Variant getModuleHelp()
    {
	Variant result = call("getModuleHelp" );
	    	return  result;
    }
    /// <summary>
    /// Gets the period for a specific subscription.
    /// </summary>
    /// <param name="name"> Name of the module which has subscribed. </param>
    /// <returns> Refresh period (in milliseconds). </returns>

    public int getMyPeriod( String name)
    {
	Variant vname;
	vname = new Variant(name);
	Variant result = call("getMyPeriod" ,vname);
	    	return  result.toInt();
    }
    /// <summary>
    /// Gets the precision for a specific subscription.
    /// </summary>
    /// <param name="name"> name of the module which has subscribed </param>
    /// <returns> precision of the extractor </returns>

    public float getMyPrecision( String name)
    {
	Variant vname;
	vname = new Variant(name);
	Variant result = call("getMyPrecision" ,vname);
	    	return  result.toFloat();
    }
    /// <summary>
    /// Get the list of values updated in ALMemory.
    /// </summary>
    /// <returns> Array of values updated by this extractor in ALMemory </returns>

    public String[] getOutputNames()
    {
	Variant result = call("getOutputNames" );
	    	return (String[]) result.toStringArray();
    }
    /// <summary>
    /// Gets the parameters given by the module.
    /// </summary>
    /// <returns> Array of names and parameters of all subscribers. </returns>

    public Variant getSubscribersInfo()
    {
	Variant result = call("getSubscribersInfo" );
	    	return  result;
    }
    /// <summary>
    /// Gets the method usage string. This summarises how to use the method.
    /// </summary>
    /// <param name="name"> The name of the method. </param>
    /// <returns> A string that summarises the usage of the method. </returns>

    public String getUsage( String name)
    {
	Variant vname;
	vname = new Variant(name);
	Variant result = call("getUsage" ,vname);
	    	return  result.toString();
    }
    /// <summary>
    /// Returns true if the method is currently running.
    /// </summary>
    /// <param name="id"> The ID of the method that was returned when calling the method using 'post' </param>
    /// <returns> True if the method is currently running </returns>

    public Boolean isRunning( int id)
    {
	Variant vid;
	vid = new Variant(id);
	Variant result = call("isRunning" ,vid);
	    	return  result.toBoolean();
    }
    /// <summary>
    /// (BETA) Returns if tracking is enabled.
    /// </summary>
    /// <returns> True/False </returns>

    public Boolean isTrackingEnabled()
    {
	Variant result = call("isTrackingEnabled" );
	    	return  result.toBoolean();
    }
    /// <summary>
    /// Add a new face in the database.
    /// </summary>
    /// <param name="pId"> The name of the person to save </param>
    /// <returns> true if the operation succeeds </returns>

    public Boolean learnFace( String pId)
    {
	Variant vpId;
	vpId = new Variant(pId);
	Variant result = call("learnFace" ,vpId);
	    	return  result.toBoolean();
    }
    /// <summary>
    /// Just a ping. Always returns true
    /// </summary>
    /// <returns> returns true </returns>

    public Boolean ping()
    {
	Variant result = call("ping" );
	    	return  result.toBoolean();
    }
    /// <summary>
    /// use in a new learning process     the latest images where a face has been wrongly recognized
    /// </summary>
    /// <param name="pId"> The name of the person to save </param>
    /// <returns> true if the operation succeeds </returns>

    public Boolean reLearnFace( String pId)
    {
	Variant vpId;
	vpId = new Variant(pId);
	Variant result = call("reLearnFace" ,vpId);
	    	return  result.toBoolean();
    }
    /// <summary>
    /// returns true if the method is currently running
    /// </summary>
    /// <param name="id"> the ID of the method to wait for </param>

    public void stop( int id)
    {
	Variant vid;
	vid = new Variant(id);
	Variant result = call("stop" ,vid);
		// no return value
    }
    /// <summary>
    /// Subscribes to the extractor. This causes the extractor to start writing information to memory using the keys described by getOutputNames(). These can be accessed in memory using ALMemory.getData(\"keyName\"). In many cases you can avoid calling subscribe on the extractor by just calling ALMemory.subscribeToEvent() supplying a callback method. This will automatically subscribe to the extractor for you.
    /// </summary>
    /// <param name="name"> Name of the module which subscribes. </param>
    /// <param name="period"> Refresh period (in milliseconds) if relevant. </param>
    /// <param name="precision"> Precision of the extractor if relevant. </param>

    public void subscribe( String name,  int period,  float precision)
    {
	Variant vname;
	vname = new Variant(name);
	Variant vperiod;
	vperiod = new Variant(period);
	Variant vprecision;
	vprecision = new Variant(precision);
	Variant result = call("subscribe" ,vname, vperiod, vprecision);
		// no return value
    }
    /// <summary>
    /// Subscribes to the extractor. This causes the extractor to start writing information to memory using the keys described by getOutputNames(). These can be accessed in memory using ALMemory.getData(\"keyName\"). In many cases you can avoid calling subscribe on the extractor by just calling ALMemory.subscribeToEvent() supplying a callback method. This will automatically subscribe to the extractor for you.
    /// </summary>
    /// <param name="name"> Name of the module which subscribes. </param>

    public void subscribe( String name)
    {
	Variant vname;
	vname = new Variant(name);
	Variant result = call("subscribe" ,vname);
		// no return value
    }
    /// <summary>
    /// Unsubscribes from the extractor.
    /// </summary>
    /// <param name="name"> Name of the module which had subscribed. </param>

    public void unsubscribe( String name)
    {
	Variant vname;
	vname = new Variant(name);
	Variant result = call("unsubscribe" ,vname);
		// no return value
    }
    /// <summary>
    /// Updates the period if relevant.
    /// </summary>
    /// <param name="name"> Name of the module which has subscribed. </param>
    /// <param name="period"> Refresh period (in milliseconds). </param>

    public void updatePeriod( String name,  int period)
    {
	Variant vname;
	vname = new Variant(name);
	Variant vperiod;
	vperiod = new Variant(period);
	Variant result = call("updatePeriod" ,vname, vperiod);
		// no return value
    }
    /// <summary>
    /// Updates the precision if relevant.
    /// </summary>
    /// <param name="name"> Name of the module which has subscribed. </param>
    /// <param name="precision"> Precision of the extractor. </param>

    public void updatePrecision( String name,  float precision)
    {
	Variant vname;
	vname = new Variant(name);
	Variant vprecision;
	vprecision = new Variant(precision);
	Variant result = call("updatePrecision" ,vname, vprecision);
		// no return value
    }
    /// <summary>
    /// Returns the version of the module.
    /// </summary>
    /// <returns> A string containing the version of the module. </returns>

    public String version()
    {
	Variant result = call("version" );
	    	return  result.toString();
    }
    /// <summary>
    /// Wait for the end of a long running method that was called using 'post'
    /// </summary>
    /// <param name="id"> The ID of the method that was returned when calling the method using 'post' </param>
    /// <param name="timeoutPeriod"> The timeout period in ms. To wait indefinately, use a timeoutPeriod of zero. </param>
    /// <returns> True if the timeout period terminated. False if the method returned. </returns>

    public Boolean wait( int id,  int timeoutPeriod)
    {
	Variant vid;
	vid = new Variant(id);
	Variant vtimeoutPeriod;
	vtimeoutPeriod = new Variant(timeoutPeriod);
	Variant result = call("wait" ,vid, vtimeoutPeriod);
	    	return  result.toBoolean();
    }
}

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If you you read my last post on how to start a business, or how to make money online, you need to read this as a bonus. I believe this will be very valuable to you learning how to promote your business for more SALES. I had made this post with you in-mind, and i carefully researched every workable strategy to help you achieve your goal.
Before we proceed i want you understand this, People will only come to you when they understand the kind of services you render, how reliable and consistent is your organization in service delivery because only when customers are able to connect to your kind of service or discovered that they in one way or the other share the same values with your brand only then will you enjoy their loyal patronage. So optimizing your 'Marketing strategy' is very essential to every business as it has helps business owner to reach out to a larger audience.
Since Customers have become so savvy today that they can see through most attempts by business owner to spin or charm their way to sales.Strategically organizing a marketing plan will bring you more gain that even you may not believe it when it happened.
First step is to create your brand's logo, this will help send a sense of professionalism to your customer and prospect. You should have it printed on every business stationary like business cards, letter header paper etc.
One way you can promote your business is by creating an official website to outline the kind of goods or services you offer. It helps you create an online presence to your customers abroad.
As the internet expands, social media platform like Facebook, Twitter, Google-pus, whatapp, etc continues to receive more organic traffic on daily basis. This makes it one of the best means of marketing your product and service to a larger number of people from one point and creating a long term relationship with your customers over the internet. Set up your Business profile page on any these social platforms with a clear description, keyword and links to your official website.
Sign up for email services and send email newsletters to customers. Just make sure you have the permission to send emails before putting anyone on your mailing list to avoid spamming.
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Take advantage of every opportunity to meet with other professional from other businesses and learn from them, always try to ask relevant question during this meeting give out your business cards during this meeting and lastly try to forge business relationship with professional from other well establish businesses.
Try the Door to door advertisement strategy.
Put videos of your product and services on YouTube and other video sharing site.
Seek for referrals from customers and use affiliates.
Use Gsm network operators to promote your business.
Use paid reviews from top blogger around your city.
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Measuring the geometry of the Sunny Werblin Recreation Center at Rutgers by hand would be a nightmarish task but a necessary one for determining how much shade the rooftop gets, an important consideration when designing solar arrays. Scanifly makes software that automates the process using drone photography.
Sometimes statistics reveal counter-intuitive truths about the world. One of them is that in the U.S., nuclear power is safer than solar power. The World Health Organization studied how many people died from accidents and air pollution to produce one TeraWatt hour of energy from different sources. (A TeraWatt is about one-third of the total energy needs of the U.S.) Dirty, smog-producing coal, with its dangerous mines, was the deadliest source, killing 100 people per TwH. Surprisingly, nuclear power was the safest, killing .04 people worldwide (including the Fukushima and Chernobyl disasters) per TwH, and U.S. nuclear power killing zero people. And three places above that, solar rooftop power was 10 times as deadly as global nuclear power.
It may seem strange that rooftop solar panels are deadlier than nuclear, wind, and hydroelectric power. But any job that involves climbing on roofs, sometimes near live power lines, or walking near skylights, is inherently hazardous.
The risks, however, can be minimized. Scanifly, a Hightstown-based company, is looking to reduce the number of times that workers have to go up to the rooftop to install solar panels for any given building. The key is a piece of software that the company designed.
"No one wants to be on a roof if they don't have to be," says John Novak, founder and CEO of Scanifly.
Novak's time at NRG had given him ideas for a business of his own because he observed inefficiencies in the way home solar installation worked. His job there was an assistant designer, where he created the layout of solar panels on rooftops.
The first step of this task is determining just how much sunlight a roof will get. This requires the precise measurement of the rooftop. In some cases, this is fairly straightforward, such as the simple rectangular roofs of older homes. Then you have to factor in shade from nearby trees and structures. Then account for rooftop vents and chimneys, which cast their own shadows and obstruct the placement of solar panels.
In some cases, however, the task can be hideously complicated. Consider the complex geometry of the Rutgers athletics complex at left. There are curved areas on multiple different levels, with roofs at different angles.
In any case, a simple aerial photo of the rooftop will not do: you have to send someone climbing on the roof with a measuring tape to truly understand the geometry — and on a McMansion with a complex roofline, or other unusual structures, that might be a very challenging task.
Measuring the height of obstructions such as nearby trees is often a matter of guesswork. Older modeling programs have designers place lollipop-shaped trees approximately where they believe the real trees are located.
There are some applications that automatically generate roof maps based on aerial photography, but these models are only as good as the photos they are made from, and many areas of the country have poor or outdated overhead photos. "It's not a virtual replica of the real world," Novak says.
All told, Novak said, he used five or six different programs to generate estimates for how much sunlight a rooftop got, and to figure out where to put solar panels. And in many cases, those estimates turned out to be inaccurate.
"If you don't have ultimate accuracy, you're going to tell your customer you're going to generate x amount of power on the rooftop, but they might have 10 to 20 percent less," Novak says.
That's bad business for solar installation companies, many of whom make their money based on how much energy solar panels generate for their customers.
Novak's new company has developed software that allows users to get much more accurate maps of roofs without anyone having to break out a ladder. Customers, using off-the-shelf consumer drones and cameras, can use Scanifly's cloud-based software to survey a rooftop and see how much light it gets and how many solar panels can be placed there. The drone must be programmed to circle the building while taking photos to create a 3D image of the site. The photos are then uploaded to Scanifly, which automatically creates a model.
For those who don't have their own drone, Scanifly will help them find someone to do the photography. Either way, the end result is an accurate image of the site that could never have been made with tape measures or aerial or satellite photos.
"We create a true scale virtual replica of the property," Novak says. Using Scanifly for a home costs $20, while commercial projects cost $250, and huge "utility-scale" maps cost $500. Even that price is cheap compared to sending someone up to a roof, Novak says.
"What would normally take days worth of tape measuring can now be done with 20 minutes of drone flying," Novak says.
The software models sunlight at the site at different times of year and how obstacles interfere with it. The software can then automatically design solar panel placement, rather than have someone do it from scratch in a different program. The shadow analysis also reveals the best place to put the panels for getting the most sunlight at different times of year. The 3D model also lets customers see exactly what the project will look like when complete.
The software also allows users to import 3D models of proposed buildings and expansions and calculate their sunlight exposure.
The business model works because drones have become ubiquitous in business. Many solar panel companies have them already and are familiar with their operation. They are no longer a novelty, but just another tool. This enables Scanifly to be not a drone operator itself, but a business-to-business operation that maximizes what can be done with easily obtainable drone imagery.
The company has already been asked to perform some unique assignments outside of its original business model. Novak says there was a town in California that planned to build solar panels over a school parking lot. But wealthy landowners nearby were worried that the project would ruin the views from their hilltop mansions. Scanifly was brought in to model exactly how the solar array would look from each window of the homes. The modeling revealed that a row of trees planted near the bottom of the hill would spare the homeowners the sight of the solar panels.
Novak, New Jersey native, graduated from Rutgers with a degree in landscape architecture and geographic information systems in 2009. He is also an FAA certified drone pilot, according to his Linkedin profile. After graduation, he worked for GeoPeak Energy and then NRG. Beyond that, he didn't want to talk about his personal biography.
He was more interested in discussing the company's future: a new version of the software is coming out that will add a whole slew of features and expand its uses beyond just solar panels. The company is also looking for new office space.


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I ran for 20 minutes.
I didn't stop, or even walk for a bit when no one was looking. I went slowly, but I ran the whole way. This might not seem like a massive thing to some people, but this is by far the furthest I have ever run non-stop in my whole life. Ever. (I have never been what you'd call 'sporty').
I don't know if it's some sort of chemical rush, but about 10 minutes or so after running I get really emotional. In the shower just now, thinking about writing this post, I started to cry. I'm not sure if I can explain why – I think it's something to do with the impossibility of it, the thought of how quickly I have progressed and that satisfaction of not giving up. I suspect it may have been a surge of pure pride, if that's not too ugly an emotion.
It might seem a strange achievement to feel so proud of, in the context of doing your A-levels while pregnant, getting a first class degree with a toddler in tow, that sort of thing, but somehow all of those things were easier. Studying came naturally to me, I wanted to do it. Running does not and I never have. The need to get fit has been an internal battle with myself for 35 years and now I feel like I am finally in with a chance of winning.
I remember when I started, less than two months ago, and had to run for one minute at a time, with walks in between. It was awful. After each minute I was gasping for breath, my legs cramping – it was horrendous. I would scroll through the programme and see week five – running for 20 minutes – and simply not believe that I would ever be able to do it.
But I did, and that feels like a big deal.
What it means you see is that even if something feels totally impossible, it isn't. Even if you are convinced you will never be able to do something, you will. The key has been not to focus on the ultimate goal, but to break it down and concentrate on one day at a time, gradually building up stamina and confidence in tiny steps.
Quite literally in my case.
Congratulations! It's a huge accomplishment – and one you should certainly be proud of . . . Keep it up!
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With childhood trauma in spotlight, Milwaukee native's book profiles woman who saves lives
A Milwaukee native has written about a woman who found time to rescue children nearly as often as she took in animals.
With childhood trauma in spotlight, Milwaukee native's book profiles woman who saves lives A Milwaukee native has written about a woman who found time to rescue children nearly as often as she took in animals. Check out this story on jsonline.com: https://jsonl.in/2yy1AUq
John Schmid, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Published 7:00 a.m. CT June 22, 2018 | Updated 10:50 a.m. CT June 23, 2018
Jama Connor Hedgecoth (left) and Milwaukee native Chrishaunda Lee Perez jointly wrote a new book about Noah's Ark, a sprawling animal rescue sanctuary in rural Georgia, founded by Hedgecoth. It has survived despite the odds.(Photo: Courtesy of Chrishaunda Lee Perez)
A real-life parable of faith, healing and survival in rural Georgia is finding a receptive audience in urban Milwaukee.
As told in a newly published book by a Milwaukee native, it's the story of a place called Noah's Ark: a 250-acre nature sanctuary with more than 100 species of rescued animals.
Some 1,500 lions, bears, tigers, zebras, primates, eagles, llamas, emus — each with their own habitats, homes and pastures — call it home.
"Currently we don't have elephants, giraffes or rhinoceroses, but we've got everything else," said Jama Connor Hedgecoth, who founded Noah's Ark in Locust Grove, Ga.
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To those who see life in terms of miracles, Noah's Ark might qualify. Hedgecoth, whose home-schooled education stopped when she married at 14 and became a teenage mother, rescued animals for years with meager to nonexistent funds. She learned to live at times without electricity or heat. She learned which restaurant Dumpsters could feed animals and people.
But what captured attention in high-poverty Milwaukee, where untold children grow up amid traumatized circumstances, is that Hedgecoth found time to rescue children nearly as often as she took in animals.
With sleeping bags covering her floors, Hedgecoth over the years fostered 407 youth whose backgrounds were often as abandoned and abused as her animals. In the process, "Momma Jama" created an environment where children and animals helped heal each other — a therapeutic practice endorsed by many mental health clinicians.
The story will be revisited Wednesday in Milwaukee at the signing of the book, "Share the Dream — Building Noah's Ark One Prayer at a Time" (2018; Mountain Arbor Press).
Milwaukee-born writer Chrishaunda Lee Perez presents Hedgecoth's life as a journey of unshakable faith against the odds.
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Co-sponsors for Wednesday's book signing are the Wisconsin Humane Society as well as a new coalition of social agencies and nonprofits that want to tackle the epidemic of civilian trauma that public health researchers say is at the root of much of the city's mental illness, addiction, social aggression, unemployment and homelessness.
That group is known as SWIM, short for Scaling Wellness in Milwaukee. It's organized by Marquette University, which is hosting the book signing on campus at the student union.
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After years of research and friendship with Hedgecoth, Perez felt comfortable writing the entire narrative in Hedgecoth's first-person voice. Perez's prose effectively blends the voices and the visions of the two women — one from a poor rural southern upbringing, the other who grew up poor and homeless in Milwaukee's inner city. Both will be at Wednesday's signing.
After her four birth children were grown, Hedgecoth legally adopted six more. Admission to her park is free to anyone — hundreds come every week. "I truly believe that the more one gives, the more one will be given," Hedgecoth said in the book.
The premise that the world is abundant and giving (rather than full of limitations) echoes another native Milwaukeean, Oprah Winfrey, the aunt of Perez. The Hedgecoth-Perez outlook echoes a well-known Winfrey aphorism: "Be thankful for what you have; you'll end up having more. If you concentrate on what you don't have, you will never, ever have enough."
In her book, Perez omits the family connection to her aunt. In an interview, however, Perez was open to the comparison.
"My aunt's beliefs have inspired me," Perez said. "Those beliefs are in me because they authentically come from my own lived experiences, but I must say my aunt nurtured them in me because that's all she taught me."
Teaching by example, Winfrey made an entire career out of sharing her enthusiasm for people, authors and ideas that excited and fascinate her. Perez talks about childhood memories of sitting cross-legged in the corner of her aunt's television studio in Chicago, sketching in a notebook and listening while her aunt carried out her interviews.
The book signing also comes three months after Winfrey broadcast her own documentary in March on Milwaukee's trauma epidemic. The segment, which aired on the CBS show "60 Minutes," was inspired by a series of stories last year in the Journal Sentinel, called "A Time to Heal."
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"We are excited to have Chrishaunda and Jama here to share this healing story," said Amy Lovell, who heads SWIM with her husband, Marquette President Mike Lovell.
Anne Reed, president of the Wisconsin Humane Society, embraces the idea that animals suffer traumatic experiences of abuse and abandonment — but also that caring for those same animals can be clinically therapeutic for traumatized humans. Service dogs sometimes are seen wearing vests that say "PTSD" — post-traumatic stress disorder — for the same reason.
"There's a lot of research on this," said Reed, adding that it's why her organization wants to co-sponsor the book signing. "There's proven healing for animal and proven healing for the person. It's a kind of alchemy that's really positive."
The story of the modern-day Noah has its share of drama. Hedgecoth is proud of her father, the Rev. Leonard Connor, "an old-fashioned Pentecostal preacher." He preached to Asian families, white families, black families.
Once at a tent revival in Missouri, an angry white bigot came back armed with a gun, threatening to kill blacks inside. Her dad left the pulpit, fought the man to the ground, disarmed him and then dragged him to the altar and held him in a half-nelson until the man prayed. Blacks who the man had meant to shoot welcomed the bigot with outstretched arms. "That man ended up being born again that day because of my daddy," Hedgecoth said.
In a nerve-wracking moment, the book recounts a day when a fleet of vans pulled up at Noah's Ark with agents from state agencies as well as the U.S. Department of Agriculture. They knew Hedgecoth lacked all the permits and licenses she needed and were prepared to shut her down that day.
Hedgecoth gave them an extensive tour. They weren't prepared for how many animals they saw and how well they were kept: "They decided that it would be easier to allow the animals to remain where they were rather than try to relocate them all." All the permits were issued on the spot.
Growing up with itinerant preacher parents, Hedgecoth has seen her share of acute poverty. But it wasn't until she met a teenage boy lying in a sleeping bag next to the Dumpsters behind a grocery store that she began taking in foster youth.
"I began collecting young people almost as fast as I collected animals in need. I could not believe how many children were living alone on the streets with no one to help guide them," Hedgecoth says in the book.
She showed them how to care for animals. "I watched otherwise irritable, misunderstood and highly defensive teens grow a greater appreciation for life, as well as care for a life not their own."
Book signing and discussion
Co-authors Jama Connor Hedgecoth and Milwaukee-native Chrishaunda Lee Perez
4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Wednesday
Marquette University student union
Ballroom E
1442 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee
Sponsored by the Wisconsin Humane Society and Scaling Wellness in Milwaukee
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Ryan says, "The group has helped me to build my confidence and self-esteem through meeting new people and learning how to talk to them. I've been involved in different projects including a litter pick in my local area, food parcel deliveries to 380 vulnerable members of the community, delivering Christmas cards to a local sheltered housing scheme, and I've volunteered at two community fundraising events.
More recently I was given the opportunity to be part of a young persons' panel which interviewed new YMCA youth workers. I was also elected to join a Youth Forum which helps to plan youth club activities and lets young people have our say on what happens around the area.
Through the Youth Forum I've met with the local MP and Councillors and discussed issues in the local area such as expensive bus fares. It's nice to be listened to for once, as not many people listen to us due to our age.
I was nominated for a Young Persons Achievement Award. I attended the ceremony in St Albans Town Hall, and received the runner up award! It was such a relief knowing that people my age were being recognised for helping out in the community."
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The store, 1435 Alton Rd., will close at the end of January after seeing a sharp drop in business during the construction on Alton and a steep increase in rent. For more than 25 years, healthcare agency Care Resource has operated the shop to raise money for HIV/AIDS research, prevention and treatment, as well as offering testing and trans-needs counseling.
Care Resource spokesman Jonathan Welsh said the decision did not come lightly.
"This is something we didn't want to do," he said. "The general business decline, mixed with steep rent increases in that area, literally make it impossible to keep the store open."
The store, open from 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Mondays through Saturdays, started its liquidation sale last week by taking 75 percent off all women's clothing. Starting Monday, all men's clothing will be 75 percent off. Next week, all items will be marked down 75 percent. The store will stop accepting donations Jan. 2.
Last week, store regulars learned the news as they came in on their routine searches for shopping deals. Amid the old electronics, men's blazers and women's fashion, near the wall of shoes in all colors, sizes and types, by shelves stuffed with records and books, they lamented the end of their local hangout.
"It's very welcoming," said Jose Lebron, a daily visitor perusing the books. "The employees are very dedicated. They are like friends. It's like a family."
Agueda Adames, a Beach resident of 20 years, said the store not only puts its proceeds to good use, but it serves low-income customers looking for bargains.
"I'll miss it. It's a shame," she said. "I pass by all the time — it's like passing by mom's house to say hello."
The thrift store felt the squeeze after construction on Alton Road tore up the street for months. The project along this stretch is coming to an end, but, combined with rent increases that can be seen across Miami Beach, it's too late for SoBe Thrifty.
Michael Gorey, president of the Alton Road Business Association, said that as rents continue to climb across the Beach, other businesses are feeling it. Higher rent is also forcing out Staples from the Shops at Fifth & Alton.
The goal for all businesses on Alton, he said, is to bring back the customers who didn't want to deal with the construction headaches.
"Our focus is on winning back customers that have left because of the construction," he said.
At SoBe Thrifty last week, Vellón ran the register and cheerfully greeted customers. She said Care Resource has been good to the employees by keeping them in loop as the agency tried to negotiate with the landlord for lower rent.
Vellón, a 14-year employee, said Care Resource has promised to help workers find other positions within the agency.
"These employees will be leaving with their heads held high," she said. "I'm very proud of the company."
As a man finished paying for his clothes, he fist bumped with Vellón on his way out.
"Paisana, take care of yourself," he said.
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SoBe Thrifty, located at 1435 Alton Rd. and operated by healthcare agency Care Resource, will stop taking donations on Jan. 2. Joey Flechas Miami Herald Staff
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Yo' momma's so fat, the only thing that weighs more than her is the world's heaviest weight down at the NIST. Among its many wonders, the facility houses a stack of twenty precisely calibrated 50,036.27 pound masses. The massive stack can generate a maximum force of 4.45 meganewtons, or 1 million pounds, with an uncertainty of less than 5 pounds per million.
If you're wondering what kind of things they'd need to test these sort of forces on, just think about jumbo jets and the force their engines can push out, or the incredible power produced by rockets.


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In December, we launched "Museums of France," featuring Musée du Louvre, Grand Palais, Fondation Cartier, Musée du quai Branly, Palais de Tokyo, Jeu de Paume, and more.
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Robert Rauschenberg, Monogram, 1955–1959. ©Robert Rauschenberg Foundation
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This year we partnered with Aperture Foundation, Ballroom Marfa, Brooklyn Artists Ball, Independent Curators International, Public Art Fund, Swiss Institute, TWO × TWO for AIDS and Art, Watermill Center, and Whitney Art Party, among others.
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I just stumbled on this picture of not-that-common flowering rush I took in June 2014. The best of the bunch has camera shake. This was the sharpest but badly exposed and the colour was off, so it has been retouched. This stand of flowering rush won't reappear very soon because the Thames' bank at this point has been scraped clean to make a less cluttered get-in pontoon for members of Oxford Brookes Rowing Club.
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When it comes to support, no matter which side of the fence you are on, the ordeal can be exhausting and frustrating. No matter how well you express your troubles or meticulous explanations, sometimes the other party just doesn't get it.
Whoever you are in this situation, I understand how you feel. With a background in Psychology, and hands-on experience in inside sales, I joined CareGuide's Customer Support team to apply what I've learned so far and continue learning about what makes people tick.
Before you dive into solving a problem, having the right mindset is key and in order to get in the right head space you have to be empathetic. More often than not, people confuse empathy with sympathy, unknowingly using the two terms interchangeably. To explain briefly, empathy is when you put yourself in another person's shoes and analyze the situation from their perspective. Whereas, sympathy is merely having feelings of pity.
With our deeply ingrained biases, perceptions, opinions and beliefs coloring our worldview, being able to view a situation from another's frame of reference is an art in itself. It takes years of practice to cultivate this skill and even psychologists often struggle with this conflicting talent.
According to studies, poor communication has been deemed the top reason why couples break up. Remember when in Friends, Ross and Rachel decide to go on a break? Yep, it all came down to a lack of communication and understanding.
Most people listen to reply, rather than listening to understand. I believe this is what makes for a poor customer experience is trying to share all the information we have all at once. There's so much to say about our products and services, how we can make a difference, how we are better than our competitors!
To be an effective listener, let the customer finish talking. Give them verbal/non-verbal cues (saying "ok", "hmm", nodding you head, maintaining eye contact) to let them know that you are present and all ears. Try to analyze what they've said before you actually start solving the problem.
I remember professors telling us in class that there's no such thing as a wrong question, to encourage class participation. While I agree with that statement, I still feel that it can be reframed for a more effective discussion. "There are no wrong questions as long as you are engaged in critical thinking". Of course you want to ask as many questions as you can to truly understand the customer's pain points. But at the same time you don't want to ask them trivial things, leaving them confused and irritated.
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 Le Patrimoine des Communes du Nord. Flohic Editions, Band 1, Paris 2001, ISBN 2-84234-119-8, S. 416.

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AFGHANISTAN: Plot to assassinate President Karzai thwarted, Kabul says
REPORTING FROM KABUL, AFGHANISTAN -- Pakistani-based assailants plotted to kill President Hamid Karzai but were thwarted, Afghanistan's intelligence service said Wednesday.
The foiled plot resulted in half a dozen arrests, including one of Karzai's bodyguards, said Lutfullah Mashal, a spokesman for Afghanistan's National Directorate for Security.
Mashal said the assassination ring included several university students and professors. One of the masterminds was an Arab national who had traveled to neighboring Pakistan, he said.
In addition to the plan to kill Karzai, the group planned attacks in Kabul, the Afghan capital, and potentially in the United States and Europe, the spokesman said.
Mashal said the suspects had confessed. He described them as being affiliated with Al Qaeda -- one of a number of insurgent groups battling Western forces and the Afghan government.
Relations between Pakistan and Karzai's government have been extremely tense after last month's assassination of the Afghan government's chief peace negotiator, Burhanuddin Rabbani. Afghan intelligence officials have said the killer was a Pakistani national and have accused Pakistan of impeding the investigation.
Karzai stopped short of accusing the Islamabad government of being behind Rabbani's assassination, but said Pakistan has failed to act decisively against insurgent groups that use its soil as a base of operations.
Pakistan's intelligence service, the ISI, has also come under suspicion of involvement in last month's attack on the U.S. Embassy, carried out by fighters from the Haqqani network, another insurgent group. In a 20-hour siege, a team of gunmen and suicide bombers fired on the heavily fortified embassy compound. More than a dozen Afghans were killed in the strike, but there were no American fatalities.
Pakistan's government has denied involvement in the embassy attack.
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This risible slice of low-grade horror hokum has two attractive 20-somethings and a nine-year-old Haley Joel Osment lookalike terrorised by "The Tooth Fairy", the legendary witch of small New England town, Darkness Falls. In a gimmick stolen from the infinitely better Pitch Black, the airborne harridan can only survive in the dark - cue much lurking in the shadows and a dénouement set in a lighthouse, of all places. Given that when we do finally see the creature, it resembles a bedraggled scarecrow on a piece of string, the murky lighting is no bad thing. The biggest shock of the film is that the limp effects are by the usually excellent Stan Winston, the man responsible for the dinosaurs of Jurassic Park. Laughably bad.
A man faces his darkest childhood fears when a malevolent being sets its sights on a friend's little brother, and he returns to his home town to confront the vengeful spirit of an elderly, eccentric woman who was unjustly lynched 150 years earlier on suspicion of murder. Horror, starring Chaney Kley, Emma Caulfield and Joshua Anderson.


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Dr. Mack, a decorated Harvard Medical School psychiatrist and winner of the Pulitzer Prize for his brilliant and controversial biography of T.E. Lawrence, suffered a silly and ignominious end: While visiting London in 2004, he stepped off a curb, checking for traffic over his left shoulder. A speeding driver struck him from the right, killing Mack more or less instantly.
At the time he was at the apogee of his fame, or the absolute nadir of his self-abasement, depending on whom you talked to.
Mack had achieved notoriety by investigating "experiencers," men and women who claimed they had been abducted by aliens traveling to earth on spaceships. "These people are not lying, and they are not crazy," he declared. Mack wrote a best-selling book, "Abduction," appeared on "Oprah," and became the target of a secret Harvard Medical School investigation into his activities.
Now Hollywood filmmaker Denise David Williams wants to make a feature film about Mack, using materials that his family has so far kept hidden from view: an unpublished manuscript about the Harvard investigation; a full transcript of the secret inquiry; and Mack's complete archive of interviews with purported abductees.


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Home Brexit Secretary of State for Exiting the EU, Steve Barclay, meets with reps...
Secretary of State for Exiting the EU, Steve Barclay, meets with reps of UK National Groups in Madrid
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Secretary of State for Exiting the EU, Steven Barclay, met yesterday with members of three of the groups representing UK nationals in Spain: Brexpats, ECREU and EuroCitizens. They discussed the key issues affecting the more than 300,000 British citizens who have made Spain their home.
During his visit to Madrid, the Secretary of State also spoke at an "Informative Breakfast" hosted by Spanish news agency Europa Press and met with business representatives. He also discussed the importance of citizens' rights during his meeting with the Spanish Foreign Minister Josep Borrell.
In a video message to UK Nationals living in Spain, Steve Barclay said: "It's been really useful to meet citizens' rights groups representing British nationals living in Spain to hear about their concerns on things like healthcare. We are absolutely committed to protecting healthcare – we are in discussions with the Spanish government on that. Through the Royal Decree, the Spanish Government has given good support to citizens here, compared to other member states."
He added that: "We are committed to getting a deal – that is the best way to safeguard citizens' rights. And we will ensure that we continue to support them as we go through the Brexit process."
SoS citizens rights meeting
The Secretary of State's visit follows the UK Government's launch of a major information campaign urging UK nationals living in Spain to get ready for Brexit on 31 October. It is part of a wider communications campaign effort across Europe.
UK nationals in Spain will receive information about specific actions they need to take to keep their rights and access to services in Spain, including around residency, healthcare, driving licences and passports.
The campaign will use multiple channels – from Facebook posts to billboard posters in towns and cities across Spain – urging people to take action ahead of 31 October, and builds on the Consulates' outreach and pop-up events.
The new information campaign asks UK nationals to take action to prepare for Brexit by checking the Living in Spain Guide at gov.uk/livinginspain and:
Apply for residency
Register for healthcare
Exchange their UK driving licence for a Spanish one
Check their passport is valid for travel
The Embassy also strongly recommends that British nationals living in Spain join our "Brits in Spain" Facebook community, where we promote the latest outreach meetings, pop-up events and facebook live conversations, and try to keep people up to date with the latest developments. The link is here https://www.facebook.com/BritsInSpain/
Photo (from left to right) – Richard Hill (Brexpats in Spain), Nigel Aston (Eurocitzens), Anne Hernandez (Brexpats in Spain), John Richards (Eurocitzens), Steve Barclay (Secretary of State for the Department for EU Exit), Ambassador Hugh Elliott, Margaret and Gerald Hales (ECREU (Expat Citizens Rights in the EU) and John Carvick (Eurocitzens).
Photo credit – Rob Thom / Design102
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package org.ethereum.vm;

import org.ethereum.crypto.ECKey;
import org.ethereum.crypto.HashUtil;
import org.ethereum.util.ByteUtil;

/**
 * @author Roman Mandeleil
 * @since 09.01.2015
 */
public class PrecompiledContracts {

    private static final ECRecover ecRecover = new ECRecover();
    private static final Sha256 sha256 = new Sha256();
    private static final Ripempd160 ripempd160 = new Ripempd160();
    private static final Identity identity = new Identity();

    private static final DataWord ecRecoverAddr =   new DataWord("0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001");
    private static final DataWord sha256Addr =      new DataWord("0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000002");
    private static final DataWord ripempd160Addr =  new DataWord("0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000003");
    private static final DataWord identityAddr =    new DataWord("0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000004");

    public static PrecompiledContract getContractForAddress(final DataWord address) {

        if (address == null) return identity;
        if (address.equals(ecRecoverAddr)) return ecRecover;
        if (address.equals(sha256Addr)) return sha256;
        if (address.equals(ripempd160Addr)) return ripempd160;
        if (address.equals(identityAddr)) return identity;

        return null;
    }

    public static abstract class PrecompiledContract {
        public abstract long getGasForData(byte[] data);

        public abstract byte[] execute(byte[] data);
    }

    public static class Identity extends PrecompiledContract {

        public Identity() {
        }

        @Override
        public long getGasForData(final byte[] data) {

            // gas charge for the execution:
            // minimum 1 and additional 1 for each 32 bytes word (round  up)
            if (data == null) return 15;
            return 15 + (data.length + 31) / 32 * 3;
        }

        @Override
        public byte[] execute(final byte[] data) {
            return data;
        }
    }

    public static class Sha256 extends PrecompiledContract {

        @Override
        public long getGasForData(final byte[] data) {

            // gas charge for the execution:
            // minimum 50 and additional 50 for each 32 bytes word (round  up)
            if (data == null) return 60;
            return 60 + (data.length + 31) / 32 * 12;
        }

        @Override
        public byte[] execute(final byte[] data) {

            if (data == null) return HashUtil.INSTANCE.sha256(ByteUtil.EMPTY_BYTE_ARRAY);
            return HashUtil.INSTANCE.sha256(data);
        }
    }

    public static class Ripempd160 extends PrecompiledContract {

        @Override
        public long getGasForData(final byte[] data) {

            // TODO #POC9 Replace magic numbers with constants
            // gas charge for the execution:
            // minimum 50 and additional 50 for each 32 bytes word (round  up)
            if (data == null) return 600;
            return 600 + (data.length + 31) / 32 * 120;
        }

        @Override
        public byte[] execute(final byte[] data) {

            byte[] result = null;
            if (data == null) result = HashUtil.INSTANCE.ripemd160(ByteUtil.EMPTY_BYTE_ARRAY);
            else result = HashUtil.INSTANCE.ripemd160(data);

            return new DataWord(result).getData();
        }
    }

    public static class ECRecover extends PrecompiledContract {

        private static boolean validateV(final byte[] v) {
            for (int i = 0; i < v.length - 1; i++) {
                if (v[i] != 0) return false;
            }
            return true;
        }

        @Override
        public long getGasForData(final byte[] data) {
            return 3000;
        }

        @Override
        public byte[] execute(final byte[] data) {

            final byte[] h = new byte[32];
            final byte[] v = new byte[32];
            final byte[] r = new byte[32];
            final byte[] s = new byte[32];

            DataWord out = null;

            try {
                System.arraycopy(data, 0, h, 0, 32);
                System.arraycopy(data, 32, v, 0, 32);
                System.arraycopy(data, 64, r, 0, 32);

                final int sLength = data.length < 128 ? data.length - 96 : 32;
                System.arraycopy(data, 96, s, 0, sLength);

                final ECKey.ECDSASignature signature = ECKey.ECDSASignature.fromComponents(r, s, v[31]);
                if (validateV(v) && signature.validateComponents()) {
                    out = new DataWord(ECKey.signatureToAddress(h, signature));
                }
            } catch (final Throwable ignored) {
            }

            if (out == null) {
                return new byte[0];
            } else {
                return out.getData();
            }
        }
    }

}