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After an impressive showdown in Miami, Reggie Bush showed he has what it takes to win big. Not only does he have an impressive new ring to show off but also his own Milk Mustache. The 13th annual winning football Milk Mustache ad runs in USA Today on Monday, February 8.
The famed running back is the latest superstar athlete to join the Body By Milk campaign created to encourage teens to drink three glasses of lowfat or fat free milk, eat right and exercise to help look and feel their best. Past Body By Milk football stars include Kurt Warner, Ben Roethlisberger and Michael Strahan.
Bush's ad copy reads, "It's mine. And nothing can take it away from me. Milk helped me fuel up to play 60. And it's got nutrients I need to refuel after the Super Bowl. So down the milk, and play for keeps."
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I usually don't know what to do with that word. Just as I am trying to create a "home," I seem to be leaving it.
Military couples say "home" is not where I hang my pictures, and bumper stickers say it's where my heart is. But there is something about the holidays that makes me want to go physically home.
After years of military life, I think I have figured out that "home" is a place where I feel known and, perhaps more importantly, seen. It's a place where I feel understood and safe. It can be found in the arms of my spouse and over coffee with a friend. It is a longing that all of us have, and it doesn't go away.
You have likely felt it too.
Some of you will travel "home" this season to be with those who knew you before you were a part of this great big military family. But when you arrive, you might also bring a little bit of desperation to the party.
The constant feeling of being away from home, while also trying to establish a home, can make anyone desperate to feel seen, known and understood.
Many adults subconsciously revert to a younger version of themselves when returning to their childhood homes and families, known in counselor parlance as the "family of origin."
We do it even though life, war and military marriage has long changed us -- and it happens without us planning or knowing. The phenomenon might be, for example, a reason visiting your in-laws with your spouse drives you crazy. Before your eyes, his personality changes to match the maturity level of his much younger years.
Or perhaps, like me, going "home" means you uncontrollably share your most vulnerable stories of what military life is really like. After all, they asked. But when I do that, I often find myself wishing I could recapture my words, just in case my listeners don't really care or understand.
Or maybe you are my opposite and stay quiet, all the while assuming no one cares to notice that you are different since the last time they saw you.
It's a great irony, really. In effort to find "home," we set ourselves up for hurt when we walk into Christmas with expectations to which others are oblivious. And why wouldn't they be? Families, even awesome ones with amazing holiday treats at the ready, are not mind readers.
But the holidays and visiting home don't have to be hard or isolating. If your spouse is with you this Christmas season, I urge you to find "home" in each other in the midst of your travel. There is no one else on the planet with whom you will find a level of acceptance for how military life has changed you. And chances are your spouse will notice if you revert to that childhood version of yourself around your family members more than you will.
By preparing ahead of time, you can rely on each other to be your "home base" if part of who you are or the experiences you've had, what I call "sacred spaces," feel misunderstood. Your spouse can be a support if something triggers you. And you can be the safe place where your spouse feels seen and understood.
Just as important, remember that those sacred spaces exist in everyone's story. Military life is hard, and it's easy to want to soak up all the empathy in the room even unintentionally. But each person around the family table desires to be seen, whether they've held down a home front or not. Everyone has a story they wish to tell, a significant moment in time that made them who they are today.
So perhaps the best gift we can give is to create an opportunity for understanding and empathy -- a shared sacred space -- where we all truly listen to each other and then vulnerably love each other in light of that story.
Make time to ask the oldest family member about a moment that made them who they are. Ask a child about the best memory they had of the last school semester. Ask a teenager about a friend who showed up when they thought they had no one. Ask your spouse to share why their battle buddy was given such a worthy role.
Maybe in our listening as well as sharing, the greatest surprise is that we will find a "home" in what we do for each other.
-- For more on Sacred Spaces and its impact on Corie's marriage, read "Sacred Spaces: My Journey to the Heart of Military Marriage."
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Userland Programming and Scripting
Other Ziglang programming language
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programming language ziglang
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Zig seems like a near ideal combination of C++, D and Rust. Ziglang:
works around C
has many safety and checking features of Rust
syntax is C like and is simpler than C++ and Rust
dependencies are simple: cmake, llvm12, ninja
Hopefully lang/zig or something with its features becomes the successor to other mainstream programming languages. A feature this programming language lacks is macros. Why Zig When There is Already C++, D, and Rust?
https://hackaday.com/2021/10/05/need-a-new-programming-language-try-zig/ is where I first learned about it. https://ziglang.org/.
Zig relies on llvm, which is in C++. There is work being done for a zig compiler to compile it in its own language [https://kristoff.it/blog/zig-new-relationship-llvm/], and on a zig compiler in C.
An early (2019) mention of it on the forums:
stratact said:
At the moment, I'm playing around with the Zig programming language and trying to get it Tier 1 support for FreeBSD as best I can.
Zig has been available in ports a few months before this.
(Port of the development version: lang/zig-devel)
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Son of Beastie
And there is also,
v/docs.md at master · vlang/v
Simple, fast, safe, compiled language for developing maintainable software. Compiles itself in <1s with zero library dependencies. https://vlang.io - v/docs.md at master · vlang/v
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It was so promising until this part:
Zig is a programming language, but it also ships with a build system and package manager that are intended to be useful even in the context of a traditional C/C++ project.
Yeah, no thanks.
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Alain De Vos said:
Just another garbage-collected language.
zig & vlang have very limited libraries currently.
Zig Example, to link with sqlite one should,
sqlite-zig/build.zig at master · leroycep/sqlite-zig
Contribute to leroycep/sqlite-zig development by creating an account on GitHub.
I think you currently best stick to dlang,nim,crystal.
[Vlang]
Jose said:
GitHub - peregrine-lang/Peregrine: A blazing fast language for the blazing fast world
A blazing fast language for the blazing fast world - GitHub - peregrine-lang/Peregrine: A blazing fast language for the blazing fast world
Peregrine is a compiled language which its syntax is similar to Python. It's written in V, and it doesn't have a garbage collector. Peregrine is under the Mozilla Public License.
The Peregrine programming language - A Python-like language that's as fast as C.
Hey guys! I'm Ethan, I'm one of 10 Peregrine developers. This post is gonna be about some updates...
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man every day I find a new one, there are just so many at this point
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Sounds like they're doing machine-generated C
You can consider it to be a superset of C which compiles to clean C. So valid C code is also valid Peregrine code (the language is named Peregrine).
I've had to debug machine-generated code before. No thanks.
This uses a transpiler similar to how Nim works by the sounds of it. I actually think it can be a great concept, it works well for C-ASM transformations in C compilers, but naturally some languages will carry more overhead than others, and translating that into C can be difficult.
drhowarddrfine
mrbeastie0x19 said:
man every day I find a new one
And every day you'll find programmers using the same languages everyone has used for the past 25 years as most of the new ones fade into obscurity.
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Yep! Sometimes they get picked up by a large organisation, used for a couple of years and then dumped when the next big thing comes by. Becoming someone's legacy mess in ten years . If they don't they become 'research' languages no one really uses, and at this point there are hundreds.
Something's going to replace C and C++. These are two languages which are often used together. The replacement may be Ziglang, or it likely won't be any of these languages. Whatever it is, it's going to use the strengths of them, and be C like. Better programming compatibility and better planned design will be benefits of it.
Julia is already the default compiled math and science programming language for these dedicated tasks. The reasons, because it's already designed for this, and what they've been looking for. Python is the default mathematical and scientific scripting langauage. If Python gets replaced, it will be by a scripting language with Julia's syntax, and it will endorsed by Julia prigrammers. It will only be different, because it's not compiled, and it will be slower, but for use on computers that aren't to math and science programming. It could also be a converted language from Julia that only converts into Python or other mathematical scripting language.
Swift will be the default MacOS programming language, because they sell those computers and i-products. This language will only be useful for programming, if there's at least one MacOS on a local or virtual network. Opensource computers can be used for writting programs, but at least one MacOS desktop will be required for these computers to be linked to on a LAN for Xcode, maybe for Cocoa, for submissions to Apple, and for checking/testing.
For a C and a C++ replacement for PC's, there's no clear winner yet among the current modern languages, or it hasn't been designed yet. It's not Rust, which may exist for some time, but it will take a few of Rust's strengths and yet be simpler and better designed. The language will eventually be backed by those who are mainstream of the C and C++, but this support may be 10 years away. If it's designed by them, it will come sooner.
You forgot to mention "go". And there is "nim" with almost no object-oriented support like C++.
For the moment i go for the compiled "crystal language", with for instance good bindings to sql & gtk libraries.
There's a few modern languages.
Go will be gaed (went). It's too niche, that it will be around for Android. Vlang also takes up Go's niche, except for not being Android specific. Android is also tailored to the Internet, so the language would also have to apply to web applications on PC, ios, or Mac.
For overall web applications that don't involve scripting nor Android, Go will be replaced by a subset or library of whichever language replaces C and C++. Go's replacement will be similar what C++ is to C: the comparison for C++ would be only what applies to web development, and the C comparision is for whatever eventually replaces C. The compiler for the subset will be on top of the main part of the language, and the webpart will instead be a subset of that language. A web based programming language would take parts from Vlang or Go, and from other languages for their strengths.
kpedersen
I think language developers are getting more on the right track compared to the decades wasted with VM languages in the past. Plan 9 is great but Alef and Limbo really sent everyone off on an unsustainable tangent!
For example native systems-level languages like Rust had not often come up before. Where it fails compared to C++ however is it can't consume C system headers directly without bindings (this drags in binding generators and thus language level package managers like crates.io which are a non-starter).
Google's Golang had a good approach of having a simple C compiler as part of the toolchain to almost natively consume C headers (with the preamble stuff). Unfortunately the language is garbage collected and thus a little naive as to use-case.
So whilst neither of these languages can compete with C++ (and ultimately C) in the industry. They are much closer than, yet another Java clone or some user-friendly interpreted language.
Bolt a C frontend onto Rust and drop that crates.io nonsense and I think it will be a serious contender. Unfortunately I just don't think we have that kind of "language expertise" to manage something like that anymore.
I also think Objective-C has some good lifespan left once Swift has run its course and disappeared.
Rust is the predecessor to what will be. Vlang or Ziglang are closer, and took strengths from Rust. These may or may not be it. They're getting closer.
Rust will likely be niche, until a better replacement comes about.
Whatever it is, it will be well written because of insight from these mainstream and modern programming languages. It will also be something that doesn't need two programming languages that overlap on purpose, except for a subset where there is a niche.
It won't matter if it needs LLVM and with C++, as in the future, it can be built on itself using its own compiler. This is especially for new languages that are a small startup. As long as it's built in itself with its own compiler by version 1.0 of that language.
Vlang or Ziglang are closer, and took strengths from Rust. These may or may not be it. They're getting closer.
Agreed. Looking at the Zig website:
Use Zig as a zero-dependency, drop-in C/C++ compiler that supports cross-compilation out-of-the-box.
They are starting to realize that augmenting and building upon C rather than trying to replace it is the only direction likely to yield lasting results.
In some ways, this is where Microsoft's impressive experience with EEE could have been a benefit to the industry. C++/clr was a fantastic approach to their .NET technology. If they pushed a little harder with it and released an open-source compiler for it, I could actually see .NET being a much stronger competitor to Java on non-consumer platforms.
It will still have to replace C and C++ for it to be ideal or optimal.
If Zig truly was a drop in compiler. Whether the C++ standards committee introduced some superfluous feature or if Zig did, I don't think it would make much difference. People would start to choose one "code snippet from StackOverflow" or the other. This might just muddy the water enough for it to start chipping into C++'s user-base.
Especially if the Zig snippet was shorter than C++24's then it would be onto a winner.
Of course C89-C99 purists would be a very hard bunch to win over. I don't think it will ever happen in our lifespan to be honest
Replacing C might be a non-starter anyway, as John Baldwin pointed out in a recent FreeBSD article:
"One of the things I work on is a project at Cambridge called CHERI (Capability Hardware Enhanced RISC Instructions) that allow us to push special memory safety into the processor itself, so that you're able to have a much safer version of C itself.
"And that will compose well with languages like Rust. It means we can take the safeness of the language and enforce it further down the stack than we currently can. So my personal bias is I think CHERI is going to be a better solution. FreeBSD is largely written in C and we were able to run the whole base system on CHERI. So we have all of that C code running as a safer C. I think that's the more likely future way to get memory-safe systems."
However Linux are actually experimenting with Rust kernel modules, so perhaps we will see more of an interest in languages being used in areas like device drivers.
I personally think a C replacement is partially missing the mark, C is good because of its small runtime, lack of contextual complexity (compared to C++), and power to directly interface with hardware components.
In user space not many applications are written in C these days (excluding GNOME) and replacements for C will be pointless here.
Cheri is a patch to cover for something not in C by design.
Rust had potential to replace C, but it is too complicated, and has its own package distribution. Crates needs to be specific to OS, and not be one set for various operating systems. If a language comes out, it's because it took strengths from mainstream and modern languages. Such a language will knock off Rust because it will be seen as better, before it can contend with C and C++. Ironically, it will be because of Rust and other languages that there will be strengths for a newer language to be modeled from.
C and C++ fans will also put up artificial resistance.
Zig could knock off C++ sooner, while staying with C. Maybe it could be something else modeled on Zig.
Any attempt to replace C will have to fight the fact that one can already make C anything they want it to be. That's why virtually all software has a C interface.
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dlang was not a bad idea.
A good idea of dlang is that you have object-orientation but only just as much as you need for most cases.
But i could not replace C. I don't kow where the language went wrong.
And there is also the exotic "pony language"
Likely the Garbage Collector was an instant turn off. This causes too many problems with C API's because the GC can't perfectly scan raw heap or stack memory without more contextual information (is that chunk an integer, float, pointer or an array of chars?).
I think there are only a few D compilers around too. Not exactly the languages fault but it is unlikely developers want to tie themselves down to single vendors these days. That is extremely old fashioned behavior.
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Q: No need to declare types in parameters in javascript? I noticed while learning javascript that it does not require you to declare types in the parameter of a function like java does. How does the compiler know what type is passed? is there any type checking? Lets say my function handles numbers instead of strings and I pass a string?
Also normally in javascript do you not need to specify in the parameters that you are passing a function? Again how does the compiler know?
function invokeAdd(a,b){
return a()+b();
}

A: JavaScript doesn't need to know what type of parameters you are passing.
JS is a "dynamically typed" language, which means that it can figure out types as you go.
In the example you gave, passing a non-function type in would result in an error, because the two types are not functions.  (However, JS is perfectly fine doing all kinds of other conversions)
A couple of examples are below:

console.log("hello"+1);
console.log("2"+1);
console.log(15+true);
let a = (x)=>x+3;
console.log(a);
console.log(a(1));
console.log(a+1);

If you desire static type checking in JS; Typescript and Flow are alternative languages which transpile into JS.

A: JavaScript is not a compiled language; It's an interpreted language. So no static type-checking.
To answer one of your specific questions:

Lets say my function handles numbers instead of strings and I pass a string?

You can try this out quite easily:

let number = 1;
let string = "STRING";

let addition = number + string;

console.log(addition);

Notice that all this does is concatenate the two variables. So 1 + "STRING" is 1STRING (and the result is a string type).
It's also worth noting, that variables do not have types but values do. In the above code, addition could be set to anything. You could set it as a string on one line and then a number on another and no error will be thrown (until you try to do something invalid with a number or a string). If you want to check the value of a variable before performing some action on it, you can do something like typeof addition === "string" (for example, to see if the value of the addition variable is a string).

A: To target your specific code blocks, kindly take a look at the below code
function sumA()
{
  return 2;
}

function sumB()
{
  return 3;
}

function invokeAdd(a,b){
  return a()+b();
}

console.log(invokeAdd(sumA, sumB)); //5

The above code will resulted in 5. Let's break them into steps.
When we first invoke the function invokeAdd, we passed in 2 variable sumA to be first parameter which is a and sumB as second parameter which is b. Now invokeAdd becomes something as below:
return sumA() + sumB()

and hence return 5.
Now let's take another example where we switch the paramter to numbers.
console.log(invokeAdd(1, 2));

We now invoke the function invokeAdd and passing in 2 parameters, 1 and 2 respectively and our invokeAdd has turned into below
return 1() + 2();

Because 1 is not a function and we have a parenthesis () beside it, JS engine will throw an error. () means execute the function

TypeError: a is not a function

If you wish to learn more about types in javascript, You-don't-know-JS is a very good book with detailed explainations

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The world of 3D CAD deliverables can be challenging. So, this document is meant to provide basic information about our deliverables. Please feel free to contact us, if you have any questions.
Company-wide Awareness. Buy-in is a BIG part of your early success! At the beginning of the project, have a demonstration for each member of the team who will be working, supervising, selling, or profiting from the project. Show them who and how 3D data will be used and the benefits it has over traditional approaches. This will help manage expectations and hesitations, fostering workflow between groups.
Assign a member of upper management and a good CAD technician to be the go-to company resources for 3D data. Having good knowledge in these roles will facilitate the company's ability to implement 3D data company-wide on future projects as well.
Plan a training budget. There is a learning curve to using laser scans and point cloud data. There are often other advanced tools and techniques that will improve your workflow.
Continuing Education. Subscribe to Spar Point Group's free membership plan, which will notify members about upcoming conferences and webinars. Also, consider sending your team to 3D conferences, like Spar Point Group or Hexagon. This will give you the big picture look at how 3D data is being innovated and implemented industrywide. This technology is changing so fast that each year brings new groundbreaking capabilities.
2D Plans – The point cloud can be viewed from the top or turned on its side in order to trace 2D CAD lines along desired elements.
3D Models – LandAir can provide models in Revit, AutoCAD or MicroStation. Levels of detail can vary from the most simple and affordable geometric shapes to complex geometries that closely approximate the real world.
Point cloud viewer – The pointcloud delivers excellent asbuilt information, so working in it will provide the best data. Site conditions can be observed, measurements can be taken, and portions of the pointcloud can be exported. Programs like AutoDesk's ReCap can make pointclouds accessible to all.
Spherical photography – LandAir can use software such as Leica's TruView and Faro's SCENE Webshare to create a world inside which you can view the pointcloud from every scanner setup. You can measure distances between points and angles between surfaces. The files are viewed in a web browser, and thus can be used on almost any computer.
Clash Detection – Clients' models can be imported into the point cloud and "clashed" to see if the new model interferes with the existing point cloud.
Video flythroughs – Videos running through the point cloud are useful to show the client, potential customers, and team members that won't have access to the software.
Augmented Reality / Virtual Reality – The visualization industry is advancing rapidly. Pointclouds and model can be inserted into real environments for inspection and manipulation (i.e., augmented reality), or the user can be inserted into the pointcloud/model for observations, measurements, etc. (i.e., virtual reality). There are multiple software packages that can be used for this kind of visualization.
Dual Monitors – All of LandAir's CAD technicians utilize dual monitors.
Software. Working with pointclouds and 3D models requires a working knowledge of specialized software (e.g., Revit, Microstation, ReCap). Due to rapid advances in software development, LandAir recommends using the latest version of the available software. Also, additional software packages and plugins may be necessary to utilize the deliverables for a particular purpose. LandAir can provide end user support for an additional fee to help utilize our deliverables.
Along with a robust computer, LandAir recommends choosing software that is designed to accept 3D data. LandAir works most often in AutoCAD, MicroStation, and Revit. However, we can also produce files that can be imported into the vast majority of software platforms on the market (e.g., PDMS, SmartPlant).
It is also very important to upgrade to the latest version of the software, because software prior to 2012 could not handle pointclouds very well. Software companies are making advances every year as their virtual processing engines become better at working with large data sets.
ReCap – Autodesk's point cloud viewer is free and a very good way to view the pointcloud and make measurements. The "Pro" version has modeling and other tools, but the free viewer will do everything that most companies need, including slicing and dicing the pointcloud. Download here.
Other – There are many other open source programs are available for unique functions that work with point cloud data.
If you require training to get up and running, LandAir can provide a technician for onsite training or recommend a third party training service.
3D Laser Scanning. A 3D laser scanner is a line-of-sight optical instrument. It is possible that some objects closer to the scanner will block it from scanning other objects further away, and therefore, these objects or areas may not be shown in the point cloud and may be omitted in our deliverables. Other sources of error can be caused due to site accessibility, onsite interferences and obscurities, or areas with high or low reflectivity or refractivity (e.g., glass, stainless steel, high gloss paints, wet or dark surfaces). Our experience in scanning will help us reduce the data lost for these reasons, but omissions are always a possibility, depending on the real conditions at the time the scans are collected.
3D Modeling. 3D modeling is necessarily less accurate than the point cloud. Models do not connect every point collected by our scanners, and thus, true asbuilt information is omitted. Also, best-fit curves, truly vertical/horizontal linework, and modeling families may be used to reduce the scope and expense of the project, which will only approximate the location of certain features. For example, walls, ceilings, and floors could be modeled as one planar surface, losing natural bowing or differences in angles to other features. Similarly, deflections and bowing in piping runs may not be shown in the model. Although the typical accuracy of the model is within approximately one-half inch (1/2"), these limitations could cause features to be modeled with much less accurately or omitted altogether in certain areas.
4. For positioning, select "Auto – Origin to Origin", unless you are specified to to set up the model differently.
views except drafting and schedule views.
*Some text was taken from www.help.autodesk.com. Please see site for more information.
Start in Plan View to get the elevation tags and scope boxes in approximation to the point cloud.
In order to best set up Level Datums, cut a longitudnal section through each part of the building(s) that need datums. Because the point cloud shows real life data, the floor will not be level as you will see in the section view. Determine an approximate mean level of the floor and set each level.
ing a TruView up on an additional screen provides a great road map as you model.
You can download the application by going to Leica's website at http://hds.leica-geosystems.com.


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Update on contractual arrangements for pensions and investments transaction
ANZ today provided an update on contractual arrangements in place with IOOF Holdings Limited in relation to the sale of the OnePath Pensions & Investments (P&I) business.
As of 11 May 2019, the coupon rate ANZ pays on the debt note subscribed by IOOF reduced from 14.4%pa to 2%pa.
This relates to an agreement reached in July 2018 under which ANZ agreed to transfer a partial economic interest of its P&I business and the legal ownership of its Aligned Dealer Groups to IOOF from 1 October 2018.
Under the agreement ANZ received an initial payment of $800 million from IOOF, equivalent to approximately 82 per cent of the economic interests in ANZ's P&I business, and ANZ paid a coupon rate on the debt note subscribed by IOOF.
ANZ can also confirm that if any conditions to the completion of the remainder of the P&I business transfer are not met by 17 October 2019, ANZ or IOOF can terminate that remaining sale.
ANZ and IOOF continue to work co-operatively on the transaction. The update announced today does not change ANZ's position of continuing to monitor IOOF's response to matters raised by the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority before making a decision about the transfer of the P&I business.
ANZ completed the legal separation of its P&I business from its Life Insurance business last month. The sale of its Life Insurance business to Zurich is on track for completion on 31 May 2019.
Nick Higginbottom
Further update on sale of Wealth businesses
Update on sale of Wealth businesses


text:
var expect = require("chai").expect;
var mockery = require("mockery");
var fsExtra = require("fs-extra");
var express = require("express");
var path = require("path");
var request = require('supertest');
request = request('http://localhost:8000');

var winston = require("winston");
var getRawConfig = require("../libs/global_function").getRawConfig;
var buildStructure = require("../libs/buildStructure");

var ArrowJS = require("../libs/ArrowApplication");
describe("Arrow Application", function () {
    before(function () {
        process.setMaxListeners(0);
        mockery.enable({
            warnOnReplace: false,
            warnOnUnregistered: false
        });
        process.env.NODE_ENV = "test";
        mockery.registerMock(__dirname + '/config/error', {
            logFolder: 'log',
            winstonLog: {
                transports: [
                    new winston.transports.File({
                        level: process.env.NODE_ENV === 'development' ? 'debug' : 'info',
                        filename: 'logs.log',
                        maxsize: 1024 * 1024 * 10, // 10MB
                        name: "default-log"
                    })
                ],
                exceptionHandlers: [
                    new winston.transports.File({
                        filename: 'exceptions.log'
                    }),
                ]
            },
            fault_tolerant: {
                logdata: ["body", "query"],//
                render: '',
                redirect: '500'
            },
            error: {
                "404": {
                    render: "public/404.html"
                },
                "500": {
                    render: "public/500.html"
                }
            }
        });
        mockery.registerMock('arrowjs', require("../index.js"));
    });

    after(function () {
        mockery.deregisterMock('arrowjs', require("../index.js"));
        mockery.disable();
    });

    describe("Arrow properties and Methods", function () {
        var application;

        before(function (done) {
            application = new ArrowJS;
            application.start().then(function () {
                return done()
            });
        });

        after(function (done) {
            application.close().then(function () {
                done()
            });
            fsExtra.removeSync(__dirname + "/log/");
            fsExtra.removeSync(__dirname + "/config/");
        });

            it("have beforeAuth, afterAuth, plugins,redisClient, redisSubscriber, _arrRoutes, _componentList, arrowSettings", function () {
                expect(application).to.have.deep.property("beforeAuth").that.is.an("array");
                expect(application).to.have.deep.property("afterAuth").that.is.an("array");
                expect(application).to.have.deep.property("plugins").that.is.an("array");
                expect(application).to.have.deep.property("redisClient").that.is.an("object");
                expect(application).to.have.deep.property("redisSubscriber").that.is.a("function");
                expect(application).to.have.deep.property("_arrRoutes").that.is.an("object");
                expect(application).to.have.deep.property("_componentList").that.is.an("array");
                expect(application).to.have.ownProperty("arrowSettings");
            });

            it("have all properties of express app", function () {
                var app = express();
                Object.keys(app).map(function (key) {
                    expect(application).to.have.ownProperty(key);
                })
            });

            it("get folder of application", function () {
                expect(application.arrFolder).to.be.equal(__dirname + path.sep);
                expect(__base).to.be.equal(__dirname + path.sep);
            });

            it("create global object,function : 'Arrow,ArrowHelper,__'", function () {
                expect(Arrow).to.be.an("object");
                expect(ArrowHelper).to.be.an("object");
                expect(__).to.be.an("function");
            });

            it("load and build arrow structure", function () {
                expect(application).to.have.deep.property("structure").that.is.an("object");
                expect(application).to.have.deep.property("structure").that.have.ownProperty("features");

            });

            it("loading full config", function () {
                var conf = getRawConfig();
                expect(application).to.have.deep.property("_config").that.is.eql(conf);
            });

            it("load winston log", function () {
                expect(application).to.have.deep.property("logger").that.is.an("object");
                expect(application).to.have.deep.property("logger.error").that.is.a("function");
                expect(application).to.have.deep.property("logger.warn").that.is.a("function");
                expect(application).to.have.deep.property("logger.info").that.is.a("function");
            });

            it("auto load some middleware", function () {
                expect(application).to.have.deep.property("middleware").that.is.an("object");
                expect(application).to.have.deep.property("middleware").that.is.not.empty;
                expect(application).to.have.deep.property("middleware.passport").that.is.not.empty;
                expect(application).to.have.deep.property("middleware.flashMessage").that.is.not.empty;
                expect(application).to.have.deep.property("middleware.session").that.is.not.empty;
                expect(application).to.have.deep.property("middleware.serveStatic").that.is.not.empty;
                expect(application).to.have.deep.property("middleware.helmet").that.is.not.empty;
                expect(application).to.have.deep.property("middleware.bodyParser").that.is.not.empty;
                expect(application).to.have.deep.property("middleware.cookieParser").that.is.not.empty;
                expect(application).to.have.deep.property("middleware.morgan").that.is.not.empty;
                expect(application).to.have.deep.property("middleware.methodOverride").that.is.not.empty;
            });

            it("have configManager, some functions to handle config", function () {
                expect(application).to.have.deep.property("configManager").that.is.an("object");
                expect(application).to.have.deep.property("addConfig").that.is.a("function");
                expect(application).to.have.deep.property("addConfigFile").that.is.a("function");
                expect(application).to.have.deep.property("getConfig").that.is.a("function");
                expect(application).to.have.deep.property("setConfig").that.is.a("function");
                expect(application).to.have.deep.property("updateConfig").that.is.a("function");
            });

            it("have application template engine, 2 render function", function () {
                expect(application).to.have.deep.property("applicationENV").that.is.an("object");
                expect(application).to.have.deep.property("render").that.is.a("function");
                expect(application).to.have.deep.property("renderString").that.is.a("function");
            });

            it("have utils object (support function)", function () {
                expect(application).to.have.deep.property("utils").that.is.an("object");
                expect(application).to.have.deep.property("utils.dotChain").that.is.a("function");
                expect(application).to.have.deep.property("utils.fs").that.is.an("object");
                expect(application).to.have.deep.property("utils.loadAndCreate").that.is.a("function");
                expect(application).to.have.deep.property("utils.markSafe").that.is.a("function");
            });

            it("have methods", function () {
                expect(application).to.have.deep.property("beforeAuthenticate").that.is.a("function");
                expect(application).to.have.deep.property("afterAuthenticate").that.is.a("function");
                expect(application).to.have.deep.property("addGlobal").that.is.a("function");
                expect(application).to.have.deep.property("addPlugin").that.is.a("function");
                expect(application).to.have.deep.property("start").that.is.a("function");
                expect(application).to.have.deep.property("close").that.is.a("function");

            })
    });

    describe("Arrow render view", function () {
        var application;
        before(function (done) {
            application = new ArrowJS;
            application.start().then(function () {
                done()
            });
        });

        after(function (done) {
            fsExtra.removeSync(__dirname + "/log/");
            fsExtra.removeSync(__dirname + "/config/");
            application.close().then(function () {
                done()
            })
        });

        it('Render view with Req.render, arrow custom_filter, req.flash', function (done) {
            request.get("/")
                .expect(200)
                .end(function (err, res) {
                    if (err) return done(err);
                    done();
                })

        });

        it('Make link with link_to function ', function (done) {
            request.get("/linkto")
                .expect(200)
                .end(function (err, res) {
                    if (err) return done(err);
                    done();
                })

        });

        it("Render view with application.render", function (done) {
            request.get("/applicationRender")
                .expect(200)
                .end(function (err, res) {
                    done();
                })
        })
    });

    describe("Arrow enable 'passport' setting", function () {
        var application;
        before(function (done) {
            application = new ArrowJS;
            application.start({passport: true}).then(function () {
                return done()
            });
            mockery.registerMock('bcrypt', {});
        });
        after(function (done) {
            application.close().then(function () {
                done()
            });
            fsExtra.removeSync(__dirname + "/log/");
            fsExtra.removeSync(__dirname + "/config/");
        });
        it('Logout with req.logout', function (done) {
            request.get("/logout")
                .expect(302, done);
        })
    });

    describe("Arrow enable 'role' setting", function () {
        var application;
        before(function (done) {
            application = new ArrowJS;
            application.start({role: true}).then(function () {
                return done()
            });
        });
        after(function (done) {
            application.close().then(function () {
                done()
            });
            fsExtra.removeSync(__dirname + "/log");
            fsExtra.removeSync(__dirname + "/config");
        });
        context("start application with role", function () {
            it("Enable role", function () {

            });
        });
    });

    describe("Arrow enable 'order' setting", function () {
        var application;
        before(function (done) {
            application = new ArrowJS;
            application.start({order: true}).then(function () {
                return done()
            });
        });
        after(function (done) {
            application.close().then(function () {
                done()
            })
            fsExtra.removeSync(__dirname + "/log/");
            fsExtra.removeSync(__dirname + "/config/");
        });
        context("start application with order", function () {
            it("Enable order", function () {

            });
        });
    });

    describe("Arrow with websocket server", function () {
        var application;
        before(function (done) {
            mockery.registerMock(__dirname + "/config/env/test", {
                websocket_enable: true,
                websocket_cluster: true, //only support web_socket
                websocket_folder: "/websockets/*.js"
            });
            application = new ArrowJS;
            application.setConfig("websocket_enable", true);
            application.setConfig("websocket_cluster", true);
            application.start().then(function () {
                return done()
            });
        });
        after(function (done) {
            mockery.deregisterMock(__dirname + "/config/env/test");
            application.close().then(function () {
                done()
            })
            fsExtra.removeSync(__dirname + "/log/");
            fsExtra.removeSync(__dirname + "/config/");
        });
        it('Enable websocket cluster', function (done) {
            request.get("/")
                .expect(200, done);
        })
    });

    describe("Arrow parse complex structure with name ", function () {
        var application;
        before(function (done) {
            mockery.registerMock(__dirname + '/config/structure', {
                features: {
                    "path": {
                        "folder": "/features",
                        "file": "feature.js"
                    },
                    "extend": {
                        system: true,
                        active: function () {
                        }
                    },
                    "model": [
                        {
                            "path": {
                                "folder": "model/backend",
                                "file": "*.js",
                                "name": "backend"
                            }
                        },
                        {
                            "path": {
                                "folder": "model/frontend",
                                "file": "*.js",
                                "name": "frontend"
                            }
                        }
                    ],
                    "view": [
                        {
                            "path": {
                                "folder": "view/backend",
                                "name": "backend"
                            }
                        },
                        {
                            "path": {
                                "folder": "view/frontend",
                                "name": "frontend"
                            }
                        }
                    ],
                    "action": [
                        {
                            "path": {
                                "folder": "action/backend",
                                "file": "action.js",
                                "name": "backend"
                            }
                        },
                        {
                            "path": {
                                "folder": "action/frontend",
                                "file": "action.js",
                                "name": "frontend"
                            }
                        }
                    ],
                    "controller": [
                        {
                            "path": {
                                "folder": "controller/backend",
                                "file": "controller.js",
                                "name": "backend"
                            }
                        },
                        {
                            "path": {
                                "folder": "controller/frontend",
                                "file": "controller.js",
                                "name": "frontend"
                            }
                        }
                    ],
                    "route": [
                        {
                            path: {
                                'name': 'backend',
                                'folder': 'route/backend',
                                'file': 'route.js',
                                'prefix': '/admin'
                            }
                        },
                        {
                            path: {
                                'name': 'frontend',
                                'folder': 'route/frontend',
                                'file': 'route.js'
                            }
                        }
                    ]
                }
            });
            application = new ArrowJS;
            application.start().then(function () {
                return done()
            });

        });
        after(function (done) {
            mockery.deregisterMock(__dirname + '/config/structure');
            application.close().then(function () {
                done()
            });
            fsExtra.removeSync(__dirname + "/log/");
            fsExtra.removeSync(__dirname + "/config/");
        });
        it("Have multi route and controller", function (done) {
            request.get("/admin")
                .expect(200)
                .end(function (err, res) {
                    done()
                });
        });
        it("Can get view files", function () {
            //application.featuresManager.getViewFiles("demo");
            expect(application.featuresManager.getViewFiles("demo", "frontend")).is.an.Array;
        });
    });

    describe("Arrow handle logic base folder", function () {
        var application;
        before(function (done) {
            mockery.registerMock(__dirname + '/config/structure', {
                features: {
                    "path": {
                        "folder": "/features",
                        "file": "feature.js"
                    },
                    "extend": {
                        system: true,
                        active: true
                    },
                    "model": {
                        "path": {
                            "folder": "/model",
                            "file": "*.js"
                        }
                    }
                }
            });
            application = new ArrowJS;
            application.start().then(function () {
                return done()
            });

        });
        after(function (done) {
            mockery.deregisterMock(__dirname + '/config/structure');
            application.close().then(function () {
                done()
            })
            fsExtra.removeSync(__dirname + "/log/");
            fsExtra.removeSync(__dirname + "/config/");
        });
        it("Can load folder from base folder", function () {

        })
    });

    describe("Arrow add multi static resource folder", function () {
        var application;
        before(function (done) {
            mockery.registerMock(__dirname + '/config/view', {
                resource: {
                    path: ['public', 'home'],
                    option: {
                        maxAge: 3600
                    }
                },
                viewExtension: "html",
                pagination: {
                    number_item: 20
                },
                theme: "default",
                nunjuckSettings: {}
            });
            application = new ArrowJS;
            application.start().then(function () {
                return done()
            });

        });
        after(function (done) {
            application.close().then(function () {
                done()
            });
            fsExtra.removeSync(__dirname + "/log/");
            fsExtra.removeSync(__dirname + "/config/");
        });
        it("have multi static resource folder", function (done) {
            request.get("/")
                .expect(200,done)
        });
    });

    describe("Arrow work with redis", function () {
        var application;
        before(function (done) {
            mockery.registerMock(__dirname + '/config/redis', {
                redis: {
                    host: 'localhost',
                    port: '6379'
                },
                redis_prefix: 'arrowjs_',
                redis_key: {
                    configs: "site_setting",
                    features: "all_features",
                    backend_menus: "backend_menus",
                    plugins: "all_plugins"
                },
                redis_event: {
                    update_config: "config_update",
                    update_feature: "feature_update"
                },
                websocket_enable: true,
                websocket_cluster: true, //only support web_socket
                websocket_folder: "/websockets/*.js"
            });

            application = new ArrowJS;
            application.start().then(function () {
                return done()
            });

        });
        after(function (done) {
            mockery.deregisterMock(__dirname + '/config/redis');
            application.close().then(function () {
                done()
            })
            fsExtra.removeSync(__dirname + "/log/");
            fsExtra.removeSync(__dirname + "/config/");
        });
        it("Can start if redis turn on", function (done) {
            request.get("/")
                .expect(302,done);
        });
    });

    describe("Throw Error if structure.js is not an object", function () {
        var application;
        before(function (done) {
            mockery.registerMock(__dirname + '/config/structure', function () {
            });
            application = new ArrowJS;
            application.start().then(function () {
                return done()
            });

        });
        after(function (done) {
            mockery.deregisterMock(__dirname + '/config/structure');
            application.close().then(function () {
                done()
            })
            fsExtra.removeSync(__dirname + "/log/");
            fsExtra.removeSync(__dirname + "/config/");
        });
        it("", function () {
            //expect(application).to.throw(Error);
        });
    });

    //describe("SystemManager functions", function () {
    //    var application;
    //    before(function (done) {
    //        application = new ArrowJS;
    //        application.start().then(function () {
    //            return done()
    //        });
    //
    //    });
    //    after(function (done) {
    //        application.close().then(function () {
    //            done()
    //        });
    //        fsExtra.removeSync(__dirname + "/log/");
    //        fsExtra.removeSync(__dirname + "/config/");
    //    });
    //    it("A system manager can setCache config", function (done) {
    //        application.featuresManager.setCache().then(function () {
    //            return done()
    //        })
    //    });
    //    it("A system manager can getCache config", function (done) {
    //        application.featuresManager.getCache().then(function () {
    //            return done()
    //        })
    //    });
    //
    //    it("A system manager can reload config", function (done) {
    //        application.featuresManager.reload().then(function () {
    //            return done()
    //        })
    //    });
    //
    //    it("A system manager can get permissions", function (done) {
    //        application.featuresManager.getPermissions("demo");
    //        done();
    //    });
    //
    //    it("A system manager can get attributes", function (done) {
    //        application.featuresManager.getAttribute("testAttribute");
    //        application.featuresManager.getAttribute("testAttribute2");
    //        application.featuresManager.getAttribute();
    //        done();
    //    });
    //
    //    it("A system manager can get component", function (done) {
    //        application.featuresManager.getComponent();
    //        done();
    //    });
    //
    //    //it("A system manager can get view files", function (done) {
    //    //    application.featuresManager.getViewFiles("demo");
    //    //    done();
    //    //});
    //
    //    it("A config manager can update config", function (done) {
    //        application.configManager.updateConfig({}).then(function () {
    //            done();
    //        });
    //    });
    //});

    describe("Arrow support functions", function () {
        var application;
        before(function (done) {
            application = new ArrowJS;
            application.beforeAuthenticate(function (req, res, next) {
                next();
            });
            application.afterAuthenticate(function (req, res, next) {
                next();
            });
            application.addGlobal({a: 1});
            application.addPlugin(function () {
                application.demoPlugin = 1;
            });
            application.start().then(function () {
                return done()
            });

        });
        after(function (done) {
            application.close().then(function () {
                done()
            })
            fsExtra.removeSync(__dirname + "/log/");
            fsExtra.removeSync(__dirname + "/config/");
        });

        it("Can add global variable ", function () {
            expect(Arrow.a).is.eql(1);
        });

        it("Can add plugin", function () {
            expect(application.demoPlugin).is.eql(1)
        });

        it("Can add function with beforeAuthenticate", function () {
            expect(application.beforeAuth).to.have.length(1);
        });

        it("Can add function with afterAuthenticate", function () {
            expect(application.afterAuth).to.have.length(1);
        });
    });

    describe("Arrowjs utils functions", function () {
        var application;
        before(function (done) {
            application = new ArrowJS;
            application.start().then(function () {
                return done()
            });

        });
        after(function (done) {
            application.close().then(function () {
                done()
            })
            fsExtra.removeSync(__dirname + "/log/");
            fsExtra.removeSync(__dirname + "/config/");
        });

        it("Can add config with addConfig function", function () {
            application.addConfig({test: 1});
            expect(application.getConfig("test")).is.eql(1)
        });

        it("Can get setting by getDataByDotNotation", function () {
            expect(application.utils.dotChain({a: {b: 1}}, "a.b")).is.eql(1);
            expect(application.utils.dotChain({a: {b: 1}}, {})).is.eql(null);
            expect(application.utils.dotChain({a: {b: 1}}, "a.c")).is.eql(null);
            expect(application.utils.dotChain({a: {b: 1}}, "a")).is.eql({b: 1});
        })
    });

    describe("Handle error link", function () {
        var application;
        before(function (done) {
            mockery.registerMock(__dirname + "/config/env/test", {
                long_stack: true,
                fault_tolerant: {
                    enable: true,
                    redirect: 404
                }
            });
            application = new ArrowJS;
            application.arrowErrorLink = {"/": true};
            application.start().then(function () {
                return done()
            });

        });
        after(function (done) {
            mockery.deregisterMock(__dirname + "/config/env/test");
            application.close().then(function () {
                done()
            });
            fsExtra.removeSync(__dirname + "/log/");
            fsExtra.removeSync(__dirname + "/config/");
        });

        it("Enable circuit breaker", function (done) {
            request.get("/")
                .expect(302, done);
        });
    });

});

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The Collaborative Care model of integrated care developed at the University of Washington has been put in place at more than a thousand clinics across the country, including in the backyard of UW Medicine. The Behavioral Health Integration Program, or BHIP, has not only recently expanded to include all nine UW Neighborhood Clinics – a system of primary care clinics located throughout greater Seattle – but also received a Certificate of Significant Achievement from the American Psychiatric Association in October for the innovative way it integrates behavioral health care into primary care clinics. The program is also in place at five other clinics throughout the UW Medicine system.
Formally launched in 2012, BHIP is an evidence-based and team-based model of Collaborative Care in which primary care providers are supported by clinic-based behavioral health care managers and psychiatric consultants, effectively bringing mental health treatment to where people feel comfortable receiving care. In this way, mental health care becomes an integral part of standard healthcare and mental health specialists are effectively 'leveraged' to reach more patients in need. The clinics vary in the populations served, which include patients who are commercially insured and employed as well as safety net patients who are medically complex, homeless, immigrants or remotely located. BHIP is funded by a combination of public and commercial billing, support from a managed Medicaid plan and Public Health – Seattle & King County, and support from the UW academic health care system.
The Collaborative Care team at each BHIP clinic is comprised of a PCP, 1 FTE care manager (nurse or clinical social worker), one 0.2 FTE psychiatric consultant, and the patient. The clinical team cares for a defined group of patients and closely tracks each patient's progress using validated clinical rating scales (e.g., PHQ-9 for depression). Treatment is systematically adjusted if patients are not improving as expected, and patients who don't respond to treatment are referred to more intensive mental health specialty care. Psychiatrists and care managers have dedicated time for caseload-based psychiatric case reviews for patients who are new to the program, not well-engaged, or are not improving. Psychiatric consultants work directly in the clinics, which is different from many Collaborative Care models where the psychiatric consultant speaks with the care manager via phone. The important principle is that all members of the team work together to care for the patient.
There is some variation of this basic model across sites. Some clinics have a separate social worker for traditional social work tasks, and some sites have one or more additional mental health providers such as a MA-level behavioral health counselor or a chemical dependency counselor. In 2013, two clinics split the 0.2 FTE psychiatry time.
A typical assignment for a psychiatric consultant includes 20% time (8 hours/week) structured around caseload-focused review (2-3 hours), direct patient consultation (4-5 hours), assisting with program coordination, quality improvement efforts, and training (1 hour), and at some locations, supervision of Psychiatry residents/fellows. Direct patient consultations focus on select patients who are presenting diagnostic or therapeutic challenges to the team.
Unützer notes that BHIP is not designed to provide care for patients who are more complex, such as a patient with difficult to manage bipolar disorder, and instead is meant to support patients who can be managed within primary care.
BHIP utilizes a web-based Care Management Tracking System (CMTS) that supports population-based care, provides patient outcome measures, and assists in quality improvement efforts such as tracking on stated goals. In October 2012, several benchmarks were established for the BHIP program: increase patient access by care managers and across all BHIP clinics, improve patient outcomes on measures of depression and anxiety, increase provider satisfaction with care management, and improve provider satisfaction with psychiatric consultation.
When measured in August 2013 using numbers generated by CMTS, the BHIP program had exceeded initial targets for each of the seven indicators. The success of the BHIP program is consistent with other findings. More than 80 randomized controlled clinical trials have shown that Collaborative Care results in improved clinical outcomes, increased patient satisfaction and overall functioning, and lower total health care costs, achieving the Triple Aim of health care reform. But perhaps the biggest mark of success comes from the testimonials of patients and providers.


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News :: Game Release - Giana's Return
Date: 2014-12-24, Author: Zear, Editor: Surkow
The classic returns
Retroguru[1] did it again! With the porting help from Zear, another classic joins the ever growing list of game titles available for GCW Zero.
Giana's Return[2] aims to be a worthy unofficial sequel to "The Great Giana Sisters" - an all-time classic platform game made in the late 80s by Armin Gessert, Manfred Trenz and Chris Hülsbeck. The title back then gained massive attention as a "Super Mario" copy, but still had its very own charm and fan base. Giana's Return expands on its spiritual predecessor, offering a whole new level of experience.
Giana, get ready!
Evil Swampy and his followers have stolen the same magic ruby, which once made it possible for Giana and Maria to return from their dream. As if this was not bad enough, Maria was kidnapped as well! Embark on a new quest as Giana, get back the magic ruby and save your beloved sister Maria from the clutches of Swampy!
Enjoy the following features:
56 unique levels divided into 7 worlds
Power-ups and bonuses
Hidden Warp Zones and Bonus Caves
Top 10 High-Score list
Hidden Trainer
Old school pixelart and hand drawn backgrounds
Over 18 chiptune style music tracks
Multiple languages: German, English, French, Spanish
Head over to the GCW Software Repository to freely download Giana's Return[3].
Giana's Return on the GCW Zero
[1] http://retroguru.com
[2] http://www.gianas-return.de
[3] http://repo.gcw-zero.com
Giana's Return is freeware. Giana Sisters trademark and characters licensed by Black Forest Games GmbH. Check out their official games.


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