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Bucks beat Hornets on Antetokounmpo's final-seconds layup
Milwaukee Bucks' Giannis Antetokounmpo dunks during the first half of an NBA basketball game against the Charlotte Hornets Wednesday, Dec. 1, 2021, in Milwaukee. (AP Photo/Morry Gash)
By JIM HOEHN
Giannis Antetokounmpo scored on a driving layup with two seconds left to give Milwaukee a 127-125 victory over the Charlotte Hornets on Wednesday night, the Bucks' eighth consecutive victory.
Antetokounmpo had 40 points and 12 rebounds and Khris Middleton added 21 points for the Bucks.
"Giannis is just great. Reading the defense, attack mode," Bucks coach Mike Budenholzer said. "Any time we can get him the ball in that type of situation, we feel like he's going to make a good play."
The last minute saw a lot of back and forth between the teams. Middleton buried a 3-pointer from the top left to put Milwaukee in front 123-122 with 52 seconds left. Antetokounmpo's lay-in on the Bucks' next possession was negated by an offensive foul.
Gordon Hayward missed a jumper from the top of the key for the Hornets, and Middleton hit two free throws to make it 125-122 with 8.6 seconds remaining.
LaMelo Ball made a fadeaway 3-pointer — his eighth of the game — with 5.9 seconds left to pull the Hornets even at 125. After a timeout, Jru Holliday fed Antetokounmpo near the top of the lane for the reverse left-side layup.
"I haven't seen the play, but I knew in the position I was in, there was two different routes," Antetokounmpo said. "Float it up or try to sneak it in, and when you try to sneak it in, you've got to spin on. If you just go normal, most likely you're going to get it blocked."
Middleton said Antetokounmpo's game-winner was more difficult than it looked.
"People talk about him just being dominant, but on that shot, you can see the skill that he has," Middleton said. "He's not always dunking over people, not always using the jump hook. That's a tough layup even for guards, and he's a 7-footer coming down to end the game. Going over, then under an arm, then flipping it with a little bit of spin off the glass, that just shows you the type of skills he has as a player."
Ball had a career-high 36 points for the Hornets, followed by Kelly Oubre Jr. with 25 and Miles Bridges with 22 points.
Charlotte made 10 of 17 from beyond the arc in the opening quarter, and Oubre's 3-pointer in the closing seconds put the Hornets up 41-25 entering the second period. Oubre had 20 points in the first half, making 5 of 7 3-pointers. Hill's 3-pointer from the left corner brought the Bucks within 68-60 at the half.
Milwaukee took its first lead at 91-90 on a three-point play by George Hill with 2:25 left in the third quarter.
"Great effort, on the road against a really good team," Hornets coach James Borrego said. "Came in with the right mentality from the start. Played for 48 minutes the right way. I don't have one minute where I didn't think we were playing the right way."
Ball hit 12 of 22 shots, including 8 of 15 from beyond the arc, along with nine assists.
"He's grown all year, he's a fantastic player, we're lucky to have him, we're fortunate to have him," Borrego said, adding, "his fearlessness and his composure is fantastic" against the NBA champions. "He's a great player. He's only getting better. This just the tip of the iceberg. The kid's got a bright, bright future."
Hornets: Charlotte entered last in scoring defense at 114.9 points per game and was without two of its better inside defenders, F Cody Martin (illness) and C Mason Plumlee (right calf strain).
"We've got to be a much better defensive team. We understand that. It's no secret," Borrego said. "The bottom five teams defensively just don't win consistently in this league. I've never seen that. Top-tier defenses do. That's our goal."
Bucks: With C Brook Lopez sidelined since the opener (back soreness), Milwaukee signed veteran free agent DeMarcus Cousins, who was available Wednesday night. The 6-foot-10 Cousins averaged 8.9 points, 6.4 rebounds, and 17.4 minutes in 41 games last season with the Houston Rockets and Los Angeles Clippers.
Cousins played 14 minutes, scoring seven points. Budenholzer said before the game that he thought Cousins is "mentally ... in a good place, so we're excited about having him for, whatever this is, 60 games or so."
Hornets: At Atlanta on Sunday.
Bucks: At Toronto on Thursday.
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Update on March 9, 4.30pm:
In an official statement by the police, it said that five men have been arrested for their alleged involvement in a case of affray which happened along Syed Alwi Road on March 6, 2018.
Preliminary investigations revealed that the incident had been triggered by a driver sounding his horn at pedestrians who were walking along the road.
A dispute ensued, involving the driver, his two passengers and the pedestrians, during which blows were exchanged.
The identities of the suspects were established by officers from the Central Police Division through extensive ground enquiries, which led to the suspects' arrest on Mar 9, 2018.
Police investigations are ongoing.
The police would also like to inform the public that the offence of affray carries an imprisonment term up to a year, and/or a fine up to $5,000.
A 29-year-old man smashed the windshield of a Mercedes-Benz during a heated dispute at Syed Alwi Road and was subsequently taken to a hospital.
The incident happened on Tuesday (March 6) at 3.02am.
A video of the dispute has been circulating on WhatsApp, with many several readers alerting Stomp to it.
In the video, a group of people is shown embroiled in an altercation at a stall.
(Story continues after video)
Overturned tables and chairs can be seen in the backdrop.
A man and a woman enter a black Mercedes through a rear door, while a man in black gets into the driver seat.
A woman in black then opens the door to the driver compartment, but the man in black quickly shuts it again.
Another man in red is seen being restrained by three others from getting to the man in black.
The man in red suddenly breaks free and starts punching the windshield of the Mercedes, with the impact of his blows cracking the windscreen.
A woman in white tries to restrain him with little success.
The man in black proceeds to drive off while the man is still hitting it.
In response to a Stomp query, a police spokesman said: "On March 6, 2018, at 3.02am, the police were alerted to a case of voluntarily causing hurt along Syed Alwi Road.
"A 29-year-old man was conscious when conveyed to Tan Tock Seng Hospital.
"Police are looking into the matter."
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The Salic Law
The Salic Law (Lex Salica) is a code of law written around the time of Clovis (476-96) for the Salian Franks, in Latin mixed with Germanic words. It deals mainly with monetary compensations (wehrgeld) and also with civil law with respect to men and land. Clause 6 in title 59, which deals with inheritance rules for allodial lands (i.e. family lands not held in benefice) specifies that in "concerning salic lands (terra Salica) no portion or inheritance is for a woman but all the land belongs to members of the male sex who are brothers." A capitulary of Chilperic, ca. 575, expands this by admitting inheritance by a daughter in the absence of sons: "id a man had neighbors but after his death sons and daughters remained, as long as there were sons they should have the land just as the Salic Law provides. And if the sons are already dead then a daughter may receive the land just as the sons would have done had they lived." The monarchy is nowhere mentioned. The Salic Law was reformulated under Charlemagne and still applied in the 9th century, but it slowly disappeared as it became incorporated into local common laws. By the 14th century it was completely forgotten.
The first time under the French Capetian line that a king died without leaving a surviving male heir was in 1316, when Louis X died leaving a 6-year old daughter Jeanne and a pregnant widow. The widow gave birth to a son who died within days. During the pregnancy, Louis' brother Philippe had been regent for both kingdoms of France (inherited from Louis' father Philippe IV) and Navarre (from Louis' mother Jeanne de Navarre-Champagne). At the death of the infant, he had himself proclaimed closest heir by an assembly of lords and prelates and was crowned on January 9, 1317.
Among the reasons that may have decided in favor of Philippe over Jeanne was that he was a grown man ready to rule, not a 6-year old girl. Moreover, Jeanne was the daughter of Louis X' first marriage to Marguerite de Bourgogne, implicated in the scandal of the Tower of Nesles or the Affair of the King's Daughters-in-law (1314): she had been having an affair since at least 1311 (she was imprisoned in an unheated cell and left to die of cold in 1315). Therefore, Jeanne's legitimacy appeared tainted.
Philippe V died in 1322 leaving four daughters, and the throne passed to his brother Charles IV, who also died leaving only a daughter and a pregnant widow in 1328. As in 1316, the closest male heir was appointed regent: it was Philippe de Valois, first cousin of the late king. When the widow gives birth to a daughter, Philippe de Valois, a grown man and prominent lord, had no trouble being proclaimed king by another assembly of lords and prelates in Vincennes and crowned on May 29, 1328.
On this occasion, the rights of the six daughters of Louis X, Philippe V and Charles IV were neglected; also, the sister of the last three kings, Isabelle de France, was passed over. Not only was she 7th in line of succession, but her scandalous life, her marriage to a foreign prince (Edward II, king of England, whom she has murdered in 1327), and her ongoing affair with Mortimer disqualify her to the eyes of the French lords. In fact, Edward III, who is also duke of Guyenne, pays homage for that duchy in August 1329 and recognizes the king of France as his liege lord in 1331.
The kingdom of Navarre followed a different route. In 1328, the Navarrese expressed their discontent with the pattern of succession, and with the personal union of the two kingdoms which has them ruled from Paris. They demanded to have their own sovereign, and Jeanne, daughter of Louis X, was recognized as queen of Navarre. At that time, she was married to Philippe d'Évreux, another Capetian, from a line junior to the Valois line. Her son Charles the Bad would later press claims to the throne of France as well as to the county of Champagne.
Thus the succession of the throne of France was not determined by any rule, but rather by the political savvy of Philippe V who managed to create a precedent, But the fact that the crown had been denied to female claimants in 1316 and 1322 is not enough to explain why it was also denied in 1328, since Navarre did not follow the same course. The crucial distinction is that the Navarrese expressed their dissatisfaction and obtained a different result, while the French endorsed the succession in 1328. Thus, the formal approval of the representatives of the kingdom in the assemblies of 1316 and 1328 was also an important component.
It is only later that Edward III pressed his claim to the throne, in 1337, when he went back on the homage he gave to the king of France and asserted his claim to the throne of France. (At that date there were now two male descendants of Philippe IV with better claims than his, Charles d'Évreux and Philippe de Bourgogne.) This signaled the start of the Hundred Years War. Henry IV of Lancaster and his son Henry V made the same claims in the early 15th century, even though the line of Charles d'Évreux was still senior to theirs and not extinct.
The Salic Law was still unknown in 1328. A monk of Saint-Denis, Richard Lescot, rediscovers it in 1358, but makes no connection with the throne of France, nor does Raoul de Presles in 1375 when he mentions it. Only in 1410 is it first used by Jean de Montreuil in a treatise against the claims of Henry IV of England; he does not even mention the other women passed over.
The Salic Law was not applied or used in any other case: the fiefs of France passed by primogeniture to males and, in the absence of males, to females. The apanages granted by the king to his younger sons or brothers were originally similarly inherited, although after 1314 a clause restricting remainder to male heirs was usually inserted.
Brittany had a similar crisis in 1341, when the duke Jean III died in 1341 without children. The daughter of his younger brother, Jeanne de Penthièvre, had been married to Charles de Blois, nephew of the king of France, and was supported by the latter as claimant to the duchy. The English, meanwhile, support a younger brother of the late duke, Jean de Montfort. Thus the English and French kings support the opposite positions in the Brittany succession. The Treaty of Guérande (1365), which settled the succession, gave the duchy to the son of Jean de Montfort and his male posterity, and should the latter fail to Jeanne de Penthièvre and her posterity. (In any event Anne became duchess in 1488 without anyone invoking the masculinity clause).
The next time the Salic Law was invoked in France was in the late 16th century, to rule out Spanish claims to the kingdom of France arising from the marriage of Élisabeth of France, sister of the last three Valois kings, to Philip II of Spain. By that time, the French Parlements considered the Salic Law to be part of the fundamental laws of the kingdom, and it was never questioned after that time. By a strange twist, the beneficiary in 1589 was the heir to the line of Évreux descended from Louis X, Henri III, king of Navarre.
Napoleon adopted the Salic Law for the succession to the Imperial Throne. It was applied when the daughter of Louis XVI was passed over in favor of her uncle Louis XVIII, and implicitly when the claims to the throne of France did not pass from the comte de Chambord to his sister in 1883.
The Salic Law was introduced in Spain by Philip V, grandson of Louis XIV (though secretly repealed in 1789: doubts over the validity of this secret repeal gave rise to the Carlist claims to the Spanish throne in 1833, which continued until the 1930s when the Carlist line died out. The Salic law was also implicitly introduced in Navarre when Louis XIII, king of France and Navarre, proclaimed a perpetual union of the two kingdoms in 1620.
Drew, Katharine Fisher: Laws of the Salian Franks. Philadelphia, 1991; University of Philadelphia Press.
Favier, Jean: Dictonnaire de la France médiévale. Paris, 1993; Fayard.
Taylor, Craig : 'The Salic Law and the Valois succession to the French crown.' French History 15:4, (2001), 358-377
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Faleke floors PDP's Okunola in Lagos as Chimaroke wins Senator Nnaji in court
The Election Petitions Tribunal sitting in Ikeja on Friday struck out an application challenging the victory of James Faleke, representing Ikeja Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives.
The Chairman of the Tribunal, Justice Kunaza Hamidu, struck out the application following a motion filed by the petitioner, Mutiu Okunola, a candidate of the PDP, who ran against Faleke in the election.
Okunola, who defected to the APC, had raised a petition against Faleke, the APC and the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).
He had sought a reversal of Faleke's victory, asking the tribunal to declare him winner of the election.
During proceedings, Okunola's counsel, Owoyemi Ibrahim, informed the tribunal that Okunola had made a decision to withdraw the petition he filed against the respondents.
Ibrahim told the three-man panel that in withdrawing the petition, Ibrahim filed a motion pursuant to Section 145(1) of the Electoral Act, 2010 alongside an 11-paragraph affidavit which was deposed to by Okunola, the petitioner.
He, therefore, urged the tribunal to grant the prayers contained in the motion and withdraw the petition filed against all the respondents.
Responding, Kolawole Salami, Counsel to Faleke and Ademola Adefolaju, Counsel to the APC, told the tribunal that they would not oppose the petitioner's motion to withdraw.
Salami and Adefolaju also informed the tribunal that their clients had filed a nine-paragraph affidavit in response to the petitioner's motion.
Counsel to INEC, Z. S. Makinde also informed the court that INEC would not be opposing the motion.
Following the submissions of counsel, Hamidu said: "having read through the petitioner's motion dated and filed on May 30, with the affidavit and written address and having gone through the first and second respondents' affidavits, leave is granted to the petitioner to withdraw his motion.
"Consequently, petitioner's petition against all the respondents is hereby struck out.
Similarly, a former Senator representing Enugu East senatorial zone, Gilbert Nnaji has lost his bid to return to the Red Chambers of the National Assembly.
This is as the Enugu Division of the Appeal Court, on Friday, dismissed his case for lacking in merit.
The Appellate Court in a unanimous decision in the appeal filed against a former governor of the State and now Senator representing Enugu East, Dr. Chimaroke Nnamani, came hard on Nnaji for accusing the trial court of not giving him fair hearing.
The three issues for determination were resolved on behalf of Nnamani and his party, the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP.
Nnaji had approached a Federal High Court sitting in Enugu asking that he be declared the rightful candidate of the PDP, on the grounds that Nnamani was not allegedly present for the party's screening before the primary elections.
However, Nnamani, through his counsel, Dr. Onyechi Ikpeazu countered his claims, insisting that the court lacked jurisdiction to entertain the suit as it was statute barred.
The PDP on its part also tendered documents before the court showing that the former governor was cleared to contest the primary election.
The Federal High Court, in its judgement on April 5, agreed with Nnamani and the PDP that the suit was statute barred and consequently struck it out.
Not satisfied, Nnaji headed to the Appeal Court with three grounds of Appeal. In his appeal, he accused the trial judge, Justice Ibrahim Buba of denying him right to fair hearing.
However, delivering judgement on Friday, Justice C.E Iyizoba, JCA, Hon. Justice Bolaji Yusuf, JCA, and Hon Justice Ibrahim Andenyangtso, JCA, agreed with the entire decision of the lower court.
It said the suit was filed outside the 14-day period allowed by law, as the date of occurrence of event was 15th of September while the suit was filed on 8th of October, 2018.
It upheld the decision of the trial court that the case was statute barred.
Justice Iyizoba, who read the judgement said "the inevitable conclusion is that the Appeal lacks merit, proof, is speculative and is hereby dismissed."
The Court held that even considering the merits of the case, Nnaji "defaulted in his undertaking to abide by the decision of the party before the primary election. He cannot rescind from his decision."
While also declaring that Nnaji had no footing on which to allege lack of fair hearing, the Appeal Court said "the action of the applicant is unpardonable."
"Having resolved all the three issues for determination in favour of the respondents, I hold that this application is lacking in merit and is hereby dismissed," the Court held further.
Enugu Division of the Appeal Court
James Faleke
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This event will focus on the battlefield impact of DoD acquisition from the vantage point of MSG (Ret) Eric Stebner and his 17 hour Battle of Robert's Ridge where 7 service members died and he received the Silver Star for valor.
Most importantly, this is your opportunity to engage with a military member that has an amazing story to tell and understand why our work is critical to the war fighter!
Our target audience includes those who work with the DoD and those who appreciate the sacrifices our service members make. We promise an event that is like a blockbuster movie and touches every listener's heart and soul!
Eric Stebner: While serving in the 75th Ranger Regiment, MSG Stebner worked in several acquisition positions which enabled his transition to retirement and into the position of Sniper Project Officer at the Army's Maneuver Center of Excellence. Eric now works for Flyer Defense a company that designs and engineers the "Flyer 72" [GMV 1.1] which is a current program of record vehicle for the United States Special Operations Command. Flyer Defense is also in an open competition for the Army's next Infantry Squad Vehicle. Eric dedicates his personal time and energy as the President of 4VR RIP; a non-profit that restores classic vehicles for family members that were left behind by military and first responders killed or wounded in action.
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The Battle of Roberts' Ridge was a short but intense military engagement between United States special operations forces and al-Qaeda insurgents fought in March 2002, atop Takur Ghar mountain in Afghanistan. For the U.S. side, the battle proved the deadliest entanglement of Operation Anaconda, an effort early in the War in Afghanistan to rout al-Qaeda forces from the Shahi-Kot Valley and Arma Mountains. The battle saw three helicopter landings by the U.S. on the mountain top, each greeted by direct assault from al-Qaeda forces. Although Takur Ghar was eventually taken, seven U.S. service members were killed and many wounded. The battle is named so after the first casualty of the battle, Navy SEAL Neil C. Roberts.
TSgt John Chapman would die during battle. His family would not receive the Medal of Honor for his acts of valor until August 22, 2018. This would be significant milestone for the United States Air Force as he would become the first AF service member to service the Medal of Honor since the war in Vietnam.


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Disney Changes 'Rapunzel' Title to 'Tangled'
Disney Changes Rapunzel Title to Tangled
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— February 12, 2010
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Producer Roy Conli announced today, via the Walt Disney Animation Studios Facebook page, that the upcoming Rapunzel film is now entitled Tangled. Here is Conli's full announcement below.
Hey everyone, I'm Roy Conli, producer of Disney's next animated film. I have some exciting news to share, and it was important to me that YOU guys - the Disney fans - hear it first. I want to tell you about Walt Disney Animation Studio's 2010 release, Tangled. It's a really fresh, smart take on the Rapunzel story. In our film, the infamous bandit Flynn Rider meets his match in the girl with the 70 feet of magical golden hair. We're having a lot of fun pairing Flynn, who's seen it all, with Rapunzel, who's been locked away in a tower for 18 years. I'm so proud of the crew working on this film - they're doing a fantastic job creating an awesome story with great characters and a stunning world - and it's all going to look amazing in 3D. All of us here at the studio are incredibly excited for you to see Tangled when it comes out in theaters this November."
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package io.leopard.data.signature;

import java.util.Date;

import org.junit.Assert;
import org.junit.Test;

import io.leopard.burrow.util.DateTime;
import io.leopard.burrow.util.DateUtil;
import io.leopard.core.exception.invalid.SignatureInvalidException;
import io.leopard.util.Base16;
import io.leopard.util.Base64;
import io.leopard.util.EncryptUtil;

//@RunWith(LeopardMockRunner.class)
//@PrepareForTest({ SystemUtil.class })
public class SignatureTimeoutImplTest {

	protected SignatureTimeoutImpl signatureTimeoutImpl = new SignatureTimeoutImpl("key", 60, false);

	@Test
	public void encode() {
		String encode = signatureTimeoutImpl.encode("user", DateUtil.toDate("2013-01-01 00:00:00"));
		Assert.assertEquals("dXNlciwsMjAxMy0wMS0wMSAwMDowMDowMCwsMEY0MTQ5NzdCOTU1NTI0MjQ4N0JCOEJFMEVCOThDQzNFQTI4RDhFMA==", encode.replaceAll("\\s", ""));
	}

	@Test
	public void encode16() {
		SignatureTimeoutImpl signatureTimeoutImpl = new SignatureTimeoutImpl("key", 60, true);
		String encode = signatureTimeoutImpl.encode("user", DateUtil.toDate("2013-01-01 00:00:00"));
		System.out.println(encode);
		Assert.assertEquals("757365722c2c323031332d30312d30312030303a30303a30302c2c30463431343937374239353535323432343837424238424530454239384343334541323844384530", encode.replaceAll("\\s", ""));
	}

	@Test
	public void decode() {
		{
			try {
				signatureTimeoutImpl.decode("");
			}
			catch (SignatureInvalidException e) {
				Assert.assertTrue(e.getMessage().equals("参数key不能为空."));
			}
		}

		// ///
		{
			String encodeString = Base64.decode("1,,2");
			try {
				signatureTimeoutImpl.decode(encodeString);
			}
			catch (SignatureInvalidException e) {
				Assert.assertTrue(e.getMessage().startsWith("解密出错"));
			}
		}
		// ///
		{
			String encodeString = signatureTimeoutImpl.encode("user", new Date());

			SignatureInfo signatureInfo = signatureTimeoutImpl.decode(encodeString);
			Assert.assertNotNull(signatureInfo);
		}

	}

	@Test
	public void decode1() {
		try {
			signatureTimeoutImpl.decode("");
			Assert.fail("怎么没有抛异常?");
		}
		catch (SignatureInvalidException e) {

		}
	}

	@Test
	public void decode2() {
		String encode = Base64.encode("abc");
		try {
			signatureTimeoutImpl.decode(encode);
			Assert.fail("怎么没有抛异常?");
		}
		catch (SignatureInvalidException e) {
			Assert.assertTrue(e.getMessage().startsWith("解密出错["));
		}
	}

	@Test
	public void decode3() {
		String encode = Base64.encode("user" + SignatureTimeoutImpl.SPLIT + "20130101101010" + SignatureTimeoutImpl.SPLIT + "abc");
		try {
			signatureTimeoutImpl.decode(encode);
			Assert.fail("怎么没有抛异常?");
		}
		catch (SignatureInvalidException e) {
			Assert.assertTrue(e.getMessage().startsWith("解密出错,参数sha1不正确"));
		}
	}

	@Test
	public void SignatureTimeoutImpl() {
		// AUTO
	}

	@Test
	public void baseDecode() {
		SignatureTimeoutImpl signatureBase64 = new SignatureTimeoutImpl("key", 60);
		Assert.assertEquals("abc", signatureBase64.baseDecode(Base64.encode("abc")));

		SignatureTimeoutImpl signatureBase16 = new SignatureTimeoutImpl("key", 60, true);
		Assert.assertEquals("abc", signatureBase16.baseDecode(Base16.encode("abc")));
	}

	@Test
	public void decodeValid() {
		SignatureTimeoutImpl signature = new SignatureTimeoutImpl("key", 60);
		{
			try {
				signature.decodeValid("user", "posttime", "sha1");
				Assert.fail("怎没没有抛异常?");
			}
			catch (SignatureInvalidException e) {
				Assert.assertTrue(e.getMessage().equals("解密出错,参数sha1不正确."));
			}
		}

		{
			Date posttime = DateUtil.addTime(-61);
			String userinfo = "user" + SignatureTimeoutImpl.SPLIT + DateUtil.getTime(posttime);
			String sha1 = EncryptUtil.sha1(userinfo + signature.publicKey); // 使用SHA1加密算法

			// System.out.println("DateTime.getTime(posttime):" +
			// DateTime.getTime(posttime));
			try {
				signature.decodeValid("user", DateTime.getTime(posttime), sha1);
				Assert.fail("怎没没有抛异常?");
			}
			catch (SignatureInvalidException e) {
				// e.printStackTrace();
				Assert.assertTrue(e.getMessage().startsWith("解密出错,key已过期"));
			}
		}
		{
			Date posttime = DateUtil.addTime(-1);
			String userinfo = "user" + SignatureTimeoutImpl.SPLIT + DateUtil.getTime(posttime);
			String sha1 = EncryptUtil.sha1(userinfo + signature.publicKey); // 使用SHA1加密算法

			// System.out.println("DateTime.getTime(posttime):" +
			// DateTime.getTime(posttime));

			SignatureInfo signatureInfo = signature.decodeValid("user", DateTime.getTime(posttime), sha1);
			Assert.assertNotNull(signatureInfo);

		}
	}
}

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Columbia, MD — 06/14/2017 — Global Public Safety, LLC (Global), the vehicle upfitting and public safety technology company, announces that on June 1, 2017, an agreement was reached with Light-N-UP, LLC, a leading up-fit and graphics services company, finalizing the sale of Light-N-Up to Global, which will incorporate the acquired company into its overall operations, retaining its location in Spartanburg, South Carolina.
With this acquisition, Global, a subsidiary of LB&B Associates Inc., continues the significant expansion of its public safety solutions business under LB&B leadership.
Prior to its acquisition by Global, and operating out of Roebuck, South Carolina, Light-N-Up had established itself as a provider of the highest quality upfitting of police and other emergency vehicle equipment as well as unparalleled support services. Light-N-Up has built long-term relationships with its law enforcement and fire & rescue customers while at the same time becoming a leading name in the public safety industry. In addition, Light-N-Up was known for its extensive graphics capability, producing complex graphics on-site as part of responsive customer service. All these characteristics and achievements are expected to continue as Light-N-Up becomes a part of Global.
Global, a division of LB&B Associates Inc., is headquartered in Hanover, Maryland. Global provides state-of-the art solutions for law enforcement agencies, federal agencies and municipalities. Global Public Safety leads the industry with custom solutions for vehicle up-fitting, mobile technology and officer safety.
To find out more about Global, visit http://www.globalpublicsafety.us.
LB&B Associates Inc. provides a variety of contractor services for the U.S. Government and for commercial entities, and is separated into five support areas: Facilities Management, Operations and Maintenance Services; Logistics Support Services; Simulation and Training Services; Fueling Operations; and Commercial Support Services.
LB&B Associates Inc., which began in 1992, now has 1,000 associates, providing a broad range of services to an equally broad range of clients, including the federal government, state governments, commercial businesses, the military, hospitals, churches, research centers, and educational facilities. LB&B Associates Inc.'s leadership has assembled an experienced team that has managed businesses large and small, and that supports a knowledgeable and accomplished on-site staff.
For more information on LB&B Associates Inc., visit http://lbbassociates.com.


The new door leaf is exceptionally robust, long-lived, tight and sound insulating. Depending on the desired light entry, we include as many EFA-CLEAR® transparent laths of acrylic glass into the door as you wish. Thus, depending on the size of the door, an excellent heat insulation of between 0.66 and 1.52 W/m2K can be achieved.


Arriving in July 2019, the new BMW 3 Series is more comfortable, practical and better equipped than its predecessor. Due to a significant reduction in its weight, it also has greater agility and reduced emissions. It will initially be available with a single petrol engine and two diesel engines. These new turbocharged four-cylinder units engines send power to the rear wheels via an eight-speed automatic gearbox while the "intelligent personal assistant", BMW3 series's new system, adjusts the car automatically according to your regular driving habits and behaviours.
If you want a practical family car, without sacrificing sporty performance, then the BMW 3 Series may be the perfect choice for you.
The new Audi A4 is on the way. Expected to be launched by the end of 2019 and to go sale in 2020 the new model is set to bring big changes both externally an in the cabin with stacked touchscreens. It isn't certain whether it will give rise to a plug-in hybrid model, but what we do know is that it will be dropping its manual transmissions option as it only represents 5% of the sales in the United States which reveals a clear preference for the seven-speed dual-clutch transmission gearbox amongst buyers.
Uncannily smooth, the new Audi A4 is perfect for a family of 5 that is looking for a spacious and quiet vehicle that is stuffed with technology that is utterly intuitive to use.
The new five-door model that is built on the foundation of the A-Class, offering a more grownup appearance and improved practicality for families. For now, at the top of the range sits the CLA 250 engine, a 222bhp four-cylinder turbo petrol engine and power is delivered through a seven-speed dual-clutch automatic gearbox. That gives a smooth start off the line and rapid shifts.
The interior matches the striking exterior with an 8.0 inch 'floating' infotainment system. The CLA also comes equipped with a number of safety features, such as automatic emergency braking and lane-keeping assistance technologies that will give your family an extra sense of safety.
If comfort and quality are what you are looking for, orders for the Mercedes CLA will start next month with deliveries expected to kick off this June.
There are plenty of great options to chose from. We hope our top 3 helps with the shortlisting process. If you already own one, at the Mechanical Workshop, we are passionate about good automatic cars and with over 40 years of experience in automatic gearbox repairs and automatic gearbox servicing we are guaranteed to take good care of yours. Call us today on 01162863896 to make an appointment.


As the clock ticked closer and closer towards full-time between Western Sydney Wanderers and Perth Glory, the crowd at Marconi Stadium wondered: Would Sam Kerr break the Westfield W-League goalscoring record?
With Perth Glory 2-1 up, and Western Sydney looking threatening, it seemed the moment would pass.
That was until the 70th minute when Rachel Hill broke down the right wing and headed towards the byline.
The American forward raised her head for a brief moment — and who did she see? None other than a goal-hungry Kerr, of course.
In a flash, Hill slotted the ball across the goalmouth and into the path of Kerr, who made history with a sumptuous finish.
Goal 64 for Kerr made her the leading goalscorer in both the Westfield W-League and National Women's Soccer League in the United States — the first person to ever to do so.
In accomplishing this feat, she now has 12 goals for the 2018/19 Season, putting her on the verge of winning her fourth consecutive Golden Boot — two apiece in Australia and the USA.
The night would get better for Kerr on 81 minutes when she grabbed her 65th goal via an Alyssa Mautz cross. Free in the box, and with the ball sailing towards her head, Kerr was only ever going to find the back of the net.
How could we look past Sam Kerr, the best player to ever play in the Westfield W-League?
You've read all the stories: Brisbane Roar's Hayley Raso made an incredible comeback two weeks ago, returning from three fractured vertebrae.
We saw Raso's smile, but what escaped our minds were the months of rehab where the Westfield Matildas starlet had to learn to walk again.
So when the ball fell to Raso early in the first half against Canberra United, via a deflected Allira Toby pass, the stage was set for an incredible comeback from injury.
Raso kept to script, needing only one touch to slot the ball past an onrushing Sham Khamis.
Cue delirium for Brisbane Roar and Westfield W-League fans alike — Raso's return is one of the feelgood stories of the campaign and deserves every little bit of attention.
The 24-year-old is an inspiration to us all.
That goal got the ball rolling for Brisbane, who eventually ran out 4-1 winners over Canberra United and kept their hopes alive as they pursue a second consecutive Premiership.
It's official: The Westfield W-League 2018/19 Premiership is Melbourne Victory's to lose after a 2-2 draw with Sydney FC on Sunday afternoon.
Jeff Hopkins' side came back twice in the second half to nab a 2-2 draw with their arch rivals, putting Victory on equal points with Perth Glory.
Interestingly, Victory and Glory play each other in Round 14, before the side from Melbourne then play a catch-up game against Canberra United.
Pivotal to Victory's surge up the ladder has been Natasha Dowie, who again showed her composure to find the back of the net and keep Melbourne's Premiership hopes alive.
The 30-year-old grabbed her ninth goal of the season on Sunday afternoon, bringing the game back to 2-2 after Chloe Logarzo had just given Sydney FC the leader for the second time.
If Victory go on to seal the Premiership, fans will have a lot of thanks to send Dowie's way.
In any other week, Panagiota Petratos's strike may have headlined the Westfield W-League Heroic Moments.
But when you're part of an ensemble that includes Kerr, Dowie and Raso, sometimes you just have to appreciate being in such good company.
Petratos's goal came near the death for Newcastle Jets. With the game poised at 1-1, and Adelaide United chasing the winner in an effort to keep their finals hopes alive, it seemed the perfect opportunity to look for your maiden Westfield W-League goal.
Which is exactly what happened on 90+1' when Renee Pountney's shot was saved by Sarah Willacy, and the 19-year-old pounced on the loose ball.
Petratos hammered the ball home from short range, breaking her duck and proving to Craig Deans that she's one for the future.
One goal and one assist throughout the campaign isn't a bad effort for someone who is yet to celebrate their 20th birthday.


A draconic climax! Two new card previews!
After today, everything is going to change.
We're talking about experiencing a Draconic Climax!
Climax all Furres that are at full stamina.
All those Elegant Furres that are happily at full stamina can't contain themselves when a dragon takes them all on!
Draconic Climax and Hungry For More can be found in Talgurin's deck from the Lady Ahla vs. Talgurin deckbox!
so... if i find a way to hit each furre for 1 Stamina, they're not affected by Draconic Climax.
I reached my comment limit on the previous article, so I have to tell you this story here.
I do wish Hungry For More could get any Furre from any couch.
What a way to sweep the board. And Hungry for More sounds amazing.


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package synergynet3;

import java.awt.Color;
import java.io.File;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.UUID;
import java.util.logging.Level;

import com.db4o.ext.Db4oIOException;
import com.jme3.math.ColorRGBA;
import com.jme3.math.Vector2f;

import synergynet3.additionalUtils.AdditionalSynergyNetUtilities;
import synergynet3.additionalitems.AdditionalItemUtilities;
import synergynet3.additionalitems.PerformActionOnAllDescendents;
import synergynet3.additionalitems.jme.SimpleMediaPlayer;
import synergynet3.behaviours.BehaviourUtilities;
import synergynet3.behaviours.networkflick.NetworkFlickBehaviour;
import synergynet3.behaviours.networkflick.VirtualTableUtilities;
import synergynet3.behaviours.networkflick.messages.FlickMessage;
import synergynet3.cachecontrol.CacheTidy;
import synergynet3.cluster.SynergyNetCluster;
import synergynet3.config.web.CacheOrganisation;
import synergynet3.config.web.WebConfigPrefsItem;
import synergynet3.feedbacksystem.FeedbackItem;
import synergynet3.feedbacksystem.FeedbackSystem;

import synergynet3.mediadetection.IMediaSearcher;
import synergynet3.mediadetection.MediaDetection;
import synergynet3.mediadetection.MediaDetection.SearchType;
import synergynet3.network.AppSystemSync;
import synergynet3.personalcontentcontrol.StudentRepresentation;
import synergynet3.positioning.SynergyNetPosition;
import synergynet3.positioning.SynergyNetPositioning;
import synergynet3.projector.network.ProjectorTransferUtilities;
import synergynet3.projector.network.messages.ContentTransferedMessage;
import synergynet3.projector.web.ProjectorControlComms;
import synergynet3.screenshotcontrol.IScreenShotter;
import synergynet3.screenshotcontrol.SNScreenshotAppState;
import synergynet3.screenshotcontrol.ScreenshotUtilities;
import synergynet3.studentmenucontrol.StudentMenu;
import synergynet3.studentmenucontrol.StudentMenuUtilities;
import synergynet3.web.core.AppSystemDeviceControl;
import synergynet3.web.shared.DevicesSelected;

import multiplicity3.appsystem.IMultiplicityApp;
import multiplicity3.appsystem.IQueueOwner;
import multiplicity3.appsystem.MultiplicityClient;
import multiplicity3.csys.MultiplicityEnvironment;
import multiplicity3.csys.behaviours.BehaviourMaker;
import multiplicity3.csys.factory.ContentTypeNotBoundException;
import multiplicity3.csys.factory.IContentFactory;
import multiplicity3.csys.gfx.ColourUtils;
import multiplicity3.csys.gfx.Gradient;
import multiplicity3.csys.gfx.Gradient.GradientDirection;
import multiplicity3.csys.items.border.IRoundedBorder;
import multiplicity3.csys.items.item.IItem;
import multiplicity3.csys.items.shapes.IColourRectangle;
import multiplicity3.csys.stage.IStage;
import multiplicity3.input.MultiTouchInputComponent;

/** Class to be extended by all applications which wish to utilise SynergyNet 3's database, network flick,
* screenshot, audio playback, media detection and student menu systems.*/
abstract public class SynergyNetApp implements IMultiplicityApp, IScreenShotter, IMediaSearcher {

	/**If set to false no calls to SynergyNetCluster will be made, allowing for apps to be used without OpenFire running. */
	public static boolean NETWORKING = true;

	/**If set to true only one piece of media will be able play at a time. */
	public static boolean ONE_MEDIA_AT_A_TIME= false;

	/**The position of the current device's interface in its physical environment. */
	public static SynergyNetPosition localDevicePosition = null;

	/** Manages network cluster listeners.*/
	public static AppSystemSync sync = null;

	/** ID of the device in the network cluster.*/
	protected static String tableIdentity;

	/** Indicates whether items on the display can be transmitted to other tables through the network flick feature.*/
	public static boolean networkFlickEnabled = false;

	/** Manager for thread checking removable media for new files.*/
	protected MediaDetection removableMediaDetector = new MediaDetection();

	/** Manager for thread checking the current device's corresponding directory in the shared cache for new files.*/
	protected MediaDetection serverMediaDetector = new MediaDetection();

	/** Used to generate Items.*/
	protected IContentFactory contentFactory;

	/** Representation of the JME environment.*/
	protected IStage stage;

	/** Used to create and attach different behaviours to items.*/
	protected BehaviourMaker behaviourMaker;

	/** Rendering state used to capture images of the current environment.*/
	protected SNScreenshotAppState screenCaptor;

	/** Used to scale the size of imported media.  Can be overwritten by applications extending SynergyNetApp.*/
	protected int importImageSizeLimit = 250;

	/** Array of file paths used to record when a file has been made into an item.*/
	protected ArrayList<String> filePaths = new ArrayList<String>();

	/** The feedback types used in an application extending SynergyNetApp.*/
	protected ArrayList<Class<? extends FeedbackItem>> feedbackTypes = new ArrayList<Class<? extends FeedbackItem>>();

	/** Roster of students to be logged in when an application extending SynergyNetApp is started.*/
	protected ArrayList<String[]> joiningIDs = new ArrayList<String[]>();

	/** Indicates whether an item representing the last screenshot made has been created yet.*/
	protected boolean screenShotAwaiting = false;

	/** The rate at which content by default will slow down **/
	protected float deceleration = 100f;

	/** Array of projector IDs to send next screenshot to. */
	protected String[] toTransferScreenShotsTo = new String[0];

	/** Table border to show colour of table if possible. */
	protected IRoundedBorder tableBorder = null;

	/** Image used to show the table has been frozen. */
	protected IColourRectangle freezeFrame;

	/** Is the table frozen? */
	protected boolean frozen = false;

	/** Flag to stop screenshots being generated while network variable are being initialised. */
	protected boolean initialised = false;

	/** Colour for generated items to use for borders. */
	protected ColorRGBA borderColour = new ColorRGBA(1, 1, 1, 0.75f);

	///////////////// App Control System //////////////////////////

	/**
	* Executed at the start of each application which extended the SynergyNetApp.
	* This method first tidies any unused files from the synergynet cache.
	* The method then sets up the default feedback types to be used in SynergyNetApps and records the display dimensions.
	* The screen capture function is then initialised and login menus are created for any waiting students.
	* Following this the controller which listens for appropriate changes in the HazelCast Cluster is initialised.
	* The application's main environment construction is then called and finally the media searching threads are started.
	*
	* @param input
	*          The multi-touch input providing component.
	* @param iqo
	*          Queue owner.
	**/
	@Override
	public void shouldStart(MultiTouchInputComponent input, IQueueOwner iqo) {
		initiateDefaultVariables();
        initiateScreenShotState();
        loginOnStartup();
		initiateSync();
		protectedLoadDefaultContent();
		afterContentLoad();
		initiateMediaDetectors();
		buildDisplayBorder();
		addFreezeFrame();
		initialisationThread();
	}

	/**
	* Establishes the values of variables used throughout the app.
	**/
	private void initiateDefaultVariables(){
		networkFlickEnabled = false;

		this.stage = MultiplicityEnvironment.get().getLocalStages().get(0);
		this.behaviourMaker = this.stage.getBehaviourMaker();
		this.contentFactory = this.stage.getContentFactory();

		if (NETWORKING){
			localDevicePosition = SynergyNetPositioning.getLocalDeviceLocationFull();
		}

		AdditionalItemUtilities.loadAdditionalItems(stage);
	}

	/**
	* Sets up the app state used to take screenshots of the environment.
	**/
	private void initiateScreenShotState(){
		screenCaptor = new SNScreenshotAppState();
        MultiplicityClient.get().getStateManager().attach(screenCaptor);
	}

	/**
	* Log in any students who were still present when the previously application was closed.
	**/
	private void loginOnStartup(){
		for (String[] ID: joiningIDs){
			StudentMenu menu = login(ID[0]);
			if (menu != null){
				menu.getRadialMenu().setRelativeLocation(new Vector2f(Float.parseFloat(ID[1]), Float.parseFloat(ID[2])));
				menu.getRadialMenu().setRelativeRotation(Float.parseFloat(ID[3]));
			}
		}
		setAbilityToAddContentFromGallery(true);
	}

	/**
	* Begin or update listeners for changes to variables in the network cluster.
	**/
	private void initiateSync(){
		if (sync == null){
			tableIdentity = new WebConfigPrefsItem().getClusterUserName();
			if (NETWORKING){
				AppSystemDeviceControl appSystemDeviceController = new AppSystemDeviceControl(tableIdentity);
				sync = new AppSystemSync(appSystemDeviceController, this);

				try{
					CacheTidy.removeUnusedStudentFiles(tableIdentity);
				}catch(Db4oIOException e){
					AdditionalSynergyNetUtilities.logInfo("Cannot clean user resources - database not online.");
				}

			}

		}else{
			if (NETWORKING){
				sync.reSync(this);
			}
		}
	}

	/**
	* Starts threads for listening for new media.
	**/
	private void initiateMediaDetectors(){

		removableMediaDetector.addSearchTypeTarget(SearchType.IMAGE);
		removableMediaDetector.addSearchTypeTarget(SearchType.VIDEO);
		removableMediaDetector.addSearchTypeTarget(SearchType.AUDIO);
		removableMediaDetector.initialiseRemovableMediaListener(this);

		serverMediaDetector.addSearchTypeTarget(SearchType.IMAGE);
		serverMediaDetector.addSearchTypeTarget(SearchType.VIDEO);
		serverMediaDetector.addSearchTypeTarget(SearchType.AUDIO);
		serverMediaDetector.initialiseDirectoryListener(new File(CacheOrganisation.getSpecificTableDir(tableIdentity)), this);
	}

	/**
	* Creates a border the colour of the table's ID (if possible) which shows when taking some screenshots.
	**/
	private void buildDisplayBorder(){
		Color colour = ColourUtils.colorFromString(tableIdentity);
		if (colour != null){
			ColorRGBA crgba = ColourUtils.getColorRGBAFromColor(colour);
			try {
				int displayWidth = (int) (stage.getWorldLocation().x * 2);
				int displayHeight = (int) (stage.getWorldLocation().y * 2);

				tableBorder = stage.getContentFactory().create(IRoundedBorder.class, "tabelBorder", UUID.randomUUID());
				tableBorder.setBorderWidth(30f);
				tableBorder.setSize(displayWidth-30, displayHeight-30);
				tableBorder.setColor(crgba);
				stage.addItem(tableBorder);
				tableBorder.setInteractionEnabled(false);
				tableBorder.setVisible(false);
			} catch (ContentTypeNotBoundException e) {
				e.printStackTrace();
			}
		}
	}

	/**
	* Creates an item to represent the table being frozen.
	**/
	private void addFreezeFrame() {
		try {
			freezeFrame = stage.getContentFactory().create(IColourRectangle.class, "test", UUID.randomUUID());
			freezeFrame.setSize(stage.getDisplayWidth(), stage.getDisplayHeight());
			freezeFrame.enableTransparency();
			freezeFrame.setGradientBackground(new Gradient(new ColorRGBA(0.5f, 0.5f, 1, 0.25f), new ColorRGBA(0, 0, 1, 0.3f), GradientDirection.DIAGONAL));
		} catch (ContentTypeNotBoundException e) {
			e.printStackTrace();
		}
	}

	/**
	* Stops screenshots being generated while network variable are being initialised.
	**/
	private void initialisationThread() {
		Thread initialisationThread = new Thread(new Runnable() {
			public void run() {
				try {
					Thread.sleep(5000);
				} catch (InterruptedException e) {
					e.printStackTrace();
				}
				initialised = true;
			}
		});
		initialisationThread.start();
	}

	/**
	* Surrounds the environment construction with a catch to print any errors committed by extending applications with the logger.
	**/
	private void protectedLoadDefaultContent(){
		try {
			loadDefaultContent();
		} catch (IOException e) {
			AdditionalSynergyNetUtilities.log(Level.SEVERE, "IO Exception.", e);
		} catch (ContentTypeNotBoundException e) {
			AdditionalSynergyNetUtilities.log(Level.SEVERE, "Content not Bound.", e);
		}
	}

	/**
	* The main environment construction should be performed in this method for any applications extending SynergyNetApp.
	**/
	protected void loadDefaultContent() throws IOException, ContentTypeNotBoundException {}

	/**
	* This brings student menus to the top after they may have been obscured by the main environment construction of an application.
	**/
	protected void afterContentLoad() {
		StudentMenuUtilities.bringAllStudentsToTop(stage);
	}

	/**
	* Called when a SynergyNetApp extending application is closed through traditional means.
	* All students present art logged out, the media searches are stopped and the table announces its removal to the network.
	* Any unused files are then removed from the cache.
	*
	**/
	@Override
	public void shouldStop() {
		logoutAll();
		stopMediaSearching();
		removeLocalTable();
		ProjectorTransferUtilities.get().clearContents();
	}

	/**
	* Sets the name of an application.
	*
	* @return String representing the application's full name.
	*
	**/
	@Override
	public String getFriendlyAppName() {
		String specificFriendlyAppName = getSpecificFriendlyAppName();
		if (!specificFriendlyAppName.equals("")){
			specificFriendlyAppName = "-" + specificFriendlyAppName;
		}
		return "SynergyNet" + specificFriendlyAppName;
	}

	/**
	* Function to be overwritten so applications can append their name to the SynergyNetApp environment name.
	*
	* @return String representing the application's name.
	*
	**/
	protected String getSpecificFriendlyAppName(){
		return "";
	}

	///////////////// Screenshot Control System //////////////////////////

	/**
	* Initiates the screenshot renderer to capture an image of the current environment and call utiliseScreenshot
	* with the image file it creates.
	*
	* @param loc
	*          Location at which the screenshot created should appear.
	* @param rot
	*          Rotation at which the screenshot created should appear.
	**/
	public void createScreenShotItem(Vector2f loc, float rot){
		if (!screenShotAwaiting && initialised){
			screenCaptor.takeScreenShot(this, loc, rot);
			screenShotAwaiting = true;
		}
	}

	/**
	* Creates a manipulable screenshot item using an image file and adds it to the environment.
	* The screenshot item is registered as feedback eligible and made capable of being network flicked when created.
	*
	* @param screenShotFile
	*          Image file to create the screenshot item from.
	* @param loc
	*          Location at which the screenshot created should appear.
	* @param rot
	*          Rotation at which the screenshot created should appear.
	**/
	@Override
	public void utiliseScreenshot(File screenShotFile, Vector2f loc, float rot){
		screenShotAwaiting = false;

		if (tableBorder != null)tableBorder.setVisible(false);

		if(toTransferScreenShotsTo.length > 0){
			transferScreenShot(screenShotFile);
		}else{
			AdditionalSynergyNetUtilities.buildScreenshotItem(screenShotFile, loc, stage, rot);
		}
	}

	///////////////// Media Control System //////////////////////////

	/**
	* Sets whether students representations present in the environment can add content from their personal galleries
	* to the applications.
	*
	* @param allowGalleryAdd
	*          true = items can be added from personal galleries.
	*          false = items cannot be added from personal galleries.
	**/
	protected void setAbilityToAddContentFromGallery(boolean allowGalleryAdd) {
		StudentMenuUtilities.setAbilityToAddContentFromGallery(allowGalleryAdd);
	}

	/**
	* Called by the media searching threads when images or audio recordings are found on removable devices
	* or the device's corresponding cache folder.  Items for each discovered files are created.
	* If the items are not already present they are passed on.
	*
	* @param files
	*          The files discovered to be used in the app if not already present.
	**/
	@Override
	public void onFind(File[] files) {
		IItem[] items = new IItem[files.length];
		for (int i = 0; i < files.length; i++){
			if (notAlreadyPresent(files[i])){
				items[i] = AdditionalSynergyNetUtilities.generateItemFromFile(files[i], stage, deceleration, importImageSizeLimit, borderColour);
				filePaths.add(files[i].getAbsolutePath());
			}
		}
		onAddingAdditionalMaterials(items);
	}

	/**
	* When new items are discovered they are passed through this method which can be overridden by applications.
	*
	* @param itmes
	*          The items discovered to be piled together.
	**/
	protected void onAddingAdditionalMaterials(IItem[] items){
		AdditionalSynergyNetUtilities.pile(items, 0, 0, 20, 0);
	}

	/**
	* Forces media searching threads to recreate items for any previously discovered image or audio files
	* found on the current device's corresponding cache folder.
	*
	**/
	public void reloadServerCache(){
		ArrayList<File[]> filesCollection = serverMediaDetector.reloadDisoveredContent();
		for (File[] files: filesCollection){
			createItemsFromFiles(files);
		}
	}

	/**
	* Forces media searching threads to recreate items for any previously discovered image or audio files
	* found on any removable media drives.
	*
	**/
	public void reloadRemovableMediaCache(){
		ArrayList<File[]> filesCollection = removableMediaDetector.reloadDisoveredContent();
		for (File[] files: filesCollection){
			createItemsFromFiles(files);
		}
	}

	/**
	* Removes any items which are not part of the current application from the environment.
	**/
	public void removeAdditionalMedia(){
		FeedbackSystem.removeAdditionalMedia(stage);
	}

	/**
	* Creates items for image and audio files found from an array of files.
	* The create items are then piled in the centre of the environment.
	*
	* @param files
	*          The files to used to create items.
	**/
	private void createItemsFromFiles(File[] files) {
		IItem[] items = new IItem[files.length];
		for (int i = 0; i < files.length; i++){
			items[i] = AdditionalSynergyNetUtilities.generateItemFromFile(files[i], stage, deceleration, importImageSizeLimit, borderColour);
			filePaths.add(files[i].getAbsolutePath());
		}
		AdditionalSynergyNetUtilities.pile(items, 0, 0, 20, 0);
	}

	/**
	* Checks whether an item already exists in the environment which has been made from the supplied file.
	*
	* @param file
	*          The file to check.
	*
	* @return Boolean value representing whether the item already exists.
	*
	**/
	private boolean notAlreadyPresent(File file) {
		String filePath = file.getAbsolutePath();
		for (String existingPath: filePaths){
			if (existingPath.equals(filePath)){
				return false;
			}
		}
		return true;
	}

	/**
	* Stop the media detection threads.
	*
	**/
	protected void stopMediaSearching(){
		removableMediaDetector.stopListener();
		serverMediaDetector.stopListener();
	}

	///////////////// Student Control System //////////////////////////

	/**
	* Creates a student menu for a given student representation.
	*
	* @param student
	*          The student representation to create a student menu for.
	*
	* @return The student menu item created for the corresponding student.
	*
	**/
	public StudentMenu generateStudentMenu(StudentRepresentation student){
		StudentMenu menu = new StudentMenu(student, stage, null, this);
		try {
			modifyMenus(menu);
		} catch (ContentTypeNotBoundException e) {
			AdditionalSynergyNetUtilities.log(Level.SEVERE, "Content not Bound", e);
		}
		student.getGallery().setMenu(menu);
		return menu;
	}

	/**
	* Can be overridden by applications extending SynergyNetApp to modify the options made available by student menus.
	**/
	public void modifyMenus(final StudentMenu menu) throws ContentTypeNotBoundException{}

	/**
	* Adds a list of student IDs to the start up roster.  When a SynergyNetApp extending application
	* starts up it will login all students current on the roster.
	*
	* @param IDs
	*          Array of the student IDs.
	*
	**/
	public void loginAll(ArrayList<String[]> IDs){
		for (String[] ID: IDs){
			joiningIDs.add(ID);
		}
	}

	/**
	* Will log in a student with the supplied ID.  When a student is logged in their representation is retrieved from the database service
	* using their ID and a menu for the student is created and positioned randomly in the environment.
	* When a student logs in their personal gallery is also created and populated using details from their database entry.
	*
	* @param studentID
	*         ID of the student to be logged in.
	*
	* @return The student menu item created for the corresponding student.
	*
	**/
	public StudentMenu login(String studentID) {
		return StudentMenuUtilities.login(studentID, stage, this);
	}

	/**
	* Logs out all students in the environment and removes their menus.
	*
	**/
	public void logoutAll(){
		StudentMenuUtilities.logoutAll(stage);
	}

	/**
	* Logs out a specific student from the environment and removes their menu.  When logging out their details, such as items and
	* feedback stored in their personal gallery, are updated in the database.
	*
	* @param studentID
	*         ID of the student to be logged out.
	*
	**/
	public void logout(String studentID) {
		StudentMenuUtilities.logout(studentID, stage);
	}

	/**
	* Logs out all students belonging to a specific class.
	*
	* @param className
	*         Name of the class for which all students belonging to it should be logged out.
	*
	*/
	public void logoutAllOfClass(String className) {
		StudentMenuUtilities.logoutAllOfClass(className, stage);
	}

	/**
	* Brings all student menus and menu icons to the top of the environment.
	*
	*/
	public void bringAllStudentsToTop(){
		StudentMenuUtilities.bringAllStudentsToTop(stage);
	}

	/**
	* Returns an array of the feedback types current used in an application extending SynergyNetApp.
	*
	* @return ArrayList of the feedback type classes.
	*
	**/
	public ArrayList<Class<? extends FeedbackItem>> getFeedbackTypes() {
		return feedbackTypes;
	}

	///////////////// Network Flick System //////////////////////////

	/**
	* Retrieves details from the supplied message to recreate the flicked item and to ensure it appears onscreen
	* in the manner expected, i.e. aligning with its flick vector from its source device.
	*
	* @param message
	*         Structured message detailing the details of an item's arrival.
	*
	*/
	public void onFlickArrival(final FlickMessage message){
		BehaviourUtilities.onFlickArrival(message, stage, tableIdentity, deceleration);
	}

	/**
	* Retrieves details from the supplied message to create a virtual representation of the device of screen in
	* relation to its real life position.  This virtual device can then be used to detect when a flicked item
	* should be transferred.
	*
	* @param message
	*         Structured message detailing a device's position.
	*
	*/
	public void updateVirtualTable(SynergyNetPosition message){
		VirtualTableUtilities.addTable(message.getTableID(),
				new Vector2f(SynergyNetPositioning.getPixelValue(message.getXinMetres()), SynergyNetPositioning.getPixelValue(message.getYinMetres())),
				message.getOrientation(),
				new Vector2f(SynergyNetPositioning.getPixelValue(message.getWidthinMetres()), SynergyNetPositioning.getPixelValue(message.getHeightinMetres())),
				message.getPixelWidth(), message.getWidthinMetres(), stage);
	}

	/**
	* Removes a device which should no longer be accessible.
	*
	* @param message
	*         Structured message detailing the device representation to be removed.
	*
	*/
	public void removeVirtualTable(SynergyNetPosition message){
		VirtualTableUtilities.removeTable(message.getTableID());
	}

	/**
	* Initiates the announcement to the network that it is no longer accepting items from network flicks.
	*
	*/
	private void removeLocalTable() {
		if (NETWORKING){
			VirtualTableUtilities.removeTableFromAll();
		}
	}

	/**
	* Initiates the announcement to the network that it is now accepting items from network flicks.
	* Enables network flick listeners from initiating a transfer.
	*
	*/
	public void enableNetworkFlick(){
		networkFlickEnabled = true;
		VirtualTableUtilities.announceTablePositionToAll();
	}

	/**
	* Disables network flick listeners from initiating a transfer.
	*
	*/
	public void disableNetworkFlick(){
		if (networkFlickEnabled){
			networkFlickEnabled = false;
			removeLocalTable();
		}
	}

	/**
	 * Gets the string representing the device's identity in the network cluster.
	 *
	 * @return String representing the identity of the device.
	 *
	 */
	public static String getTableIdentity() {
		return tableIdentity;
	}

	/**
	 * Actions to be performed when the SynergyNetApp window is closed.
	 */
	@Override
	public void onDestroy() {
		ArrayList<SimpleMediaPlayer> mediaPlayers = new ArrayList<SimpleMediaPlayer>(SimpleMediaPlayer.mediaPlayers);
		for (SimpleMediaPlayer mediaPlayer : mediaPlayers){
			mediaPlayer.destroy();
		}
		if (NETWORKING){
			try{
				CacheTidy.removeUnusedStudentFiles(tableIdentity);
			}catch(Db4oIOException e){
				AdditionalSynergyNetUtilities.logInfo("Cannot clean user resources - database not online.");
			}
		}
		if (sync != null)sync.stop();
		if (NETWORKING){
			SynergyNetCluster.get().shutdown();
		}
	}

	///////////////// Projector Interaction //////////////////////////

	/**
	 * Send screenshot of current contents of the app to a the list of projectors provided.
	 *
	 * 	* @param projectorsToSendTo
	 *         List of projectors identities to send screenshots to.
	 */
	public void sendScreenShotToProjectors(String[] projectorsToSendTo) {
		toTransferScreenShotsTo = projectorsToSendTo;
		createScreenShotItem(new Vector2f(), importImageSizeLimit);
		if (tableBorder != null){
			tableBorder.setVisible(true);
			stage.getZOrderManager().bringToTop(tableBorder);
		}
	}

	/**
	 * Send screenshot of current contents of the app to a the list of projectors provided.
	 *
	 * 	* @param screenShotFile
	 *        File to generate screenshot from.
	 */
	private void transferScreenShot(File screenShotFile){
		String[] projectorsToSendTo = toTransferScreenShotsTo;
		toTransferScreenShotsTo = new String[0];
		ScreenshotUtilities.transferScreenShot(screenShotFile, projectorsToSendTo, stage);
	}

	/**
	 * Send current contents of the app to a the list of projectors provided.
	 *
	 * 	* @param projectorsToSendTo
	 *         List of projectors identities to send contents to.
	 */
	public void sendContentsToProjectors(final String[] projectorsToSendTo) {
		Thread cachingThread = new Thread(new Runnable() {
			public void run() {
				ArrayList<ContentTransferedMessage> messages = ProjectorTransferUtilities.get().prepareToTransferAllContents(projectorsToSendTo);

				for (String projector: projectorsToSendTo){
					if (projector.equals(DevicesSelected.ALL_PROJECTORS_ID)){
						ProjectorControlComms.get().allProjectorsReceiveContent(messages);
					}else{
						ProjectorControlComms.get().specificProjectorsReceiveContent(messages, projector);
					}
				}
			}
		});
		cachingThread.start();
	}

	/**
	* Retrieves details from the supplied message to recreate the transfered item
	*
	* @param message
	*         Structured message detailing the details of an item's arrival.
	*
	*/
	public void onContentFromProjectorArrival(ArrayList<ContentTransferedMessage> messages){
		ProjectorTransferUtilities.get().onContentArrival(messages);
	}

	/**
	* Adds or removes the blue item to represent a frozen workspace.
	*/
	public void toggleFreeze() {
		if (!frozen){
			if (freezeFrame.getParentItem() == null){
				stage.addItem(freezeFrame);
				stage.getZOrderManager().bringToTop(freezeFrame);
			}
			for (IItem item : stage.getChildItems()){
				new PerformActionOnAllDescendents(item, false, false){
					@Override
					protected void actionOnDescendent(IItem child){
						for(NetworkFlickBehaviour behaviour : child.getBehaviours(NetworkFlickBehaviour.class)){
							behaviour.reset();
						}
					}
				};
			}
			frozen = true;
		}else{
			if (freezeFrame.getParentItem() != null){
				stage.removeItem(freezeFrame);
			}
			frozen = false;
		}
	}

}


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Musket and the Rat
The Arena Stage at Theatre of Arts
1625 N Las Palmas Ave Los Angeles, CA 90028, United States
Full Price: $30
Our Price: $15
Saturday, Jan 18, 2020 / 8:00pm
Who are the victims? Who is the rat? You decide in this chilling drama of cat and mouse. "Musket and the Rat" is a compelling, unsettling, witty contemporary SUSPENSE-FILLED drama on subject material close to almost everyone's heart one way or another. Combine this with superb performances by LA ACTORS and this production is not one to be missed. A harsh, witty and shocking drama where truth and reality intersect in a world of heroin dealing and addiction. Truly a play of our times -- speaking to everyone's life, one way or another. The story: Musket Cherry is a young woman living in the basement of her deadbeat mother's house in Chicago. She sells heroin to support them both whenever she's not smoking pot on the couch with her best friend, Gay Stevie. The only good things in her life are her younger brother, Weso, and her man, Billy. Weso gets thrown in jail on a trumped-up charge and Billy gets jumped by a rival dealer who steals the bail money. Musket embarks on an odyssey of violence and revenge that ends in unexpected shock and tragedy for all concerned!
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THE SOUTH GWINNETT FOOTBALL FAMILY WANTS TO WISH JIM RHODES A SPEEDY RECOVERY AND GET WELL SOON. WE CANT WAIT TO HAVE YOU BACK IN THE BOOTH!
South Gwinnett Football recently launched a new website for the football program in hopes to streamline the information distributed to parents, players and fans. We hope you enjoy the changes and find our new site useful and user friendly. GO COMETS!
The South Gwinnett Football Team will start using Cash App as an acceptable form of payment methods for all thing South Football. Players, parents and friends can use this method to pay for dues, fundraisers and anything else related to South Football. Please specify in the subject line who the payment is for and what fundraiser or dues payment this is.
"Here at South, we work hard to fulfill all points of our HARD acronym," the South Gwinnett announcer told the crowd gathered for the game. "Officer Toney was a prime example of this creed. Hustle, Attitude, Respect and Discipline were shown in every aspect of his work.
Toney worked out of the Gwinnett County Police Department's South Precinct, which includes the Grayson and unincorporated Snellville areas.
In addition to the speech honoring Toney, a poem written by South Gwinnett English teacher John Leece about Toney, titled "30," was read aloud.
It was one of several ways in which Toney was honored at the game at South Gwinnett. A banner saying "Forever Our Hero Officer A. Toney" hung from the fence surrounding the field. A tribute to Toney was also included on the banner that South Gwinnett players ran through before the game.
South Gwinnett players wore all-blue uniforms in honor of Toney, and stickers with his badge number were affixed to the backs of their helmets.


Who Loves Beer and Great Food ?
Most of us do and Oktoberfest is a homage to both things. The United States is referred to as the "Great Melting Pot" which means we get the best things from a myriad of cultures. Here in Northeastern PA we have the honor of bringing a fabulous German tradition to life every September.
Oktoberfest traditionally starts in the third weekend in September and ends the first sunday of October.
It began with the Royal Wedding on 12 October 1810.
Crown Prince Ludwig, later to become King Ludwig I, was married to Princess Therese of Saxony-Hildburghausen on 12 October 1810. The citizens of Munich were invited to attend the festivities held on the fields in front of the city gates to celebrate the happy royal event. The fields were renamed Theresienwiese ("Theres'a Fields") to honor the Crown Princess, although the locals have since abbreviated the name simply to "Wiesn". Horse races in the presence of the royal family marked the close of the event that was celebrated as a festival for the whole of Bavaria. The decision to repeat the horse races in subsequest years gave rise to the tradition of Oktoberfest.
In 1811, an added feature to the horse races was the first Agricultural Show, designed to boost Bavarian agriculture. The horse races, which were the oldest - and at one time - the most popular event of the festival are no longer held today. But the Agricultural Show is still held every three years during the Oktoberfest on the southern part of the festival grounds.
In the first few decades, the choices of amusements were sparse. In 1818, the first carousel and two swings were set up. Vistitors were able to quench their thirst at small beer stands, which grew rapidly in number. In 1896 the beer stands were replaced by the first beer tents and halls set up by the enterprising landlords with the backing of the breweries. The remainder of the festival site was taken up by a fun-fair. The range of carousels offered was already increasing rapidly in the 1870's as the fairground trade continued to grow and develope in Germany.
All that history has lead us into 2015 and the all the fun to be had at the PA Oktoberfest. Check out all the info and mark your calendars so you can join us next year!


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Sean McGlynn
28th June 2018 by Sean.McGlynn
Sean McGlynn is the author of three critically acclaimed books: Blood Cries Afar: The Forgotten Invasion of England 1216 (2011; expanded 2nd edn 2015 with new subtitle, The Magna Carta War and the Invasion of England, 1215-17); By Sword and Fire: Cruelty and Atrocity in Medieval Warfare (2008; also in Spanish and Czech translations); and Kill Them All! Cathars and Carnage in the Albigensian Crusade (2015; expanded 2nd edn 2018). He refers to these as his "Blood and Gore trilogy". Next up is The Knight, to be published by Reaktion in 2018/2019. He is a regular contributor to The Spectator, History Today and BBC History.
He is currently lecturing for Plymouth University at Strode College, Somerset, where he teaches undergraduates all things medieval (well, the interesting parts, anyway): eg, Wars of the Roses, Joan of Arc, Medieval Apocalypse, Heresy and Inquisition in the Middle Ages and Robin Hood. He now lectures part-time so that he can concentrate more on his writing and his growing speaking engagements. The future may also contain some fiction writing.
More dinosaur than old school, he is considering an attempt to work the Google on the internet machine to create a "website".
Published works:
Blood Cries Afar: The Forgotten Invasion of England 1216
Blood Cries Afar: The Magna Carta War and the Forgotten Invasion of England 1215-17 (2nd edn)
By Sword and Fire: Cruelty and Atrocity in Medieval Warfare
Catherine (CB) Hanley
David Santiuste
Sharon Connolly


Enjoy senior living at Belvedere Green. This property in Baltimore, MD, is great for individual renters. The apartment complex takes resident safety serious and has an automated gate system. Bringing a car? There's plenty of parking available at this property.
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Don't you hate it when the station you listen to keeps playing the same songs over and over? Or when your friends stay stuck in a music rut? Want to explore? You have come to the right place.
I try to share all the newest songs that are the freshest and peak my interest the most. Here are some of my favorite music submissions this week. Check them all out because they are a wide variety of sounds. Please support the bands and share the ones you are really digging.
Michelle Branch is a Grammy award winning, multi-platinum singer/songwriter who has her fourth album release April 7th, Hopeless Romantic.
The album, produced by Patrick Carney (The Black Keys) and Gus Seyffert (Beck, Norah Jones, Sia), weaves a tale of love both lost and found.
In the tune, "Hopeless Romantic" there is a quality about her vocal tone that is distinctive. I especially like the steady beat of the drums and the bit of guitar work toward the end of the song. Can't wait to hear more from her.
I'm getting so stoked about Savannah Stopover this year. I am listening to some incredible artists from their playlist on Soundcloud (Savannah Stopover Music Festival 2017 Final Lineup) a 75 song compilation. Hoops will be there and here is a new song they sent out into the world this week.
Their music is chill and I am excited they have a debut album, Routines, out May 5th on Fat Possum Records. Hoops is Drew Auscherman, James Harris, Keagan Beresford, and Kevin Krauter. Despite being from Indiana and basketball country, Hoops is named after the hoop houses where Drew Auscherman worked. From Fat Possum Records….
It is definitely a show to watch and behold. The new music will make it just that much sweeter!
Listen to The Wooden Sky if you have been wishing for a formidable rock band with an ethereal psych twist. These are your dudes. The band is Gavin Gardiner, multi-instrumentalists Simon Walker and Andrew Wyatt, violinist Edwin Huizinga and drummer Andrew Kekewich. "You're Not Alone" is a hopeful song combining multiple instruments and lovely guitar melodies. Add to the mix, a strong vocal with a raw natural quality and I believe they have a nice hit on their hands.
True creativity typically stems from questioning and trying to make sense of the absurd. I find this intriguing and can't wait to hear more.
The Khanz is a fantastic band I blogged about back in my fledgling early days of music exploration. Click HERE to listen and learn what they were up to several years ago. Also, I love that as I was exploring their website for more info, I found my blog quoted on their page. What's not to love? They put out solid music and this song, "Be Somebody" is a case in point. The tune is expansive from the start with an all encompassing sound and chanting like vocals which build solidly on the good vibe. It is another song focusing on an optimistic view, something we need right now.
Their debut album, Mistakes That Nature Made, will be out March 7th.
Altar Eagles-What Are You Coming To?
Altar Eagles is a solo project of Erik Alcock who has been a professional singer songwriter since the age of 17. Interestingly, back then he talked his way into a live audition with EMI Canada in his native Toronto and then proceeded to cut himself on his guitar, bleed all over the auditioning executive's office, and played terribly. He was signed on the spot. What a beginning story! After honing his craft, playing with a touring band, as well as collaborating on Grammy winning songs, he is now writing and performing on his own.
"What Are You Coming to?" has a depth of perception about the difficulty of breaking up a relationship. Memories, emotion, and change all explored in song, questioning the ability to actually know and understand another. A song to soak up and ponder.
I am seriously looking forward to all the live music I have planned this spring. After the drought of winter, new touring schedules and festivals are beginning to fill my calendar. One new festival on the scene is the High Water Festival in Charleston. The former frontman to Delta Spirit will be playing there and this is his newest tune.
His album, Does What He Wants, is all about the ups and downs of life and the observations in it all. He has an extensive tour schedule, so check it out, he may be coming to a town near you.
Be sure to check out my latest Spotify playlist. I've included these songs as well as the songs I have blogged about this year.


A romantic evening, a family birthday, a professional meeting or a great Sunday meal; every occasion is good to order a caterer at home! But what are the real advantages and disadvantages of a home caterer? What should you take care of ? Swiss Take Away, catering specialist in all Swiss cantons tells you more!
Catering at home: like at a restaurant but at home!
Do you ever have dreamt to organise a meal at home (or at work) but your culinary skills are not satisfying? Do you want to prepare a romantic dinner and avoid tiding up the kitchen? Do you have a professional appointment at the office and would you like to do this around a meal? It seems like the home catering option is perfect for you!
Indeed, the catering at home service offers many advantages!
The first one is obviously the complete managing of the kitchen and the household. To care out cooking for an important meal means having a high source stress: between the menu to be imagined, the shopping to buy and the dishes to prepare, it takes little to feel overwhelmed. A home catering will have the advantage to vanish this stress and let you enjoy your meals with your guests. There is nothing worse than being busy around the stoves without being able to spend time with your friends!
About housekeeping, according to the caterers can the meals arrive already hot or just waiting to be reheated. At the end of the meal, just throwing the packaging of your feast in the appropriate trash will be enough. It is a huge time saver compared to the washing of all the dishes you should have used for the preparation and the reception of your guests.
In addition to the meal, you also have to take care of the decoration (for example if you organize a birthday at your place), the option caterer at home also allows you to concentrate on this task without having to juggle between pots and confetti.
Ordering a caterer at home is also an effective way to surprise your guests with an original menu. As example, choose an Asian caterer or Indian caterer for your romantic evening, enough to make your lover travel!
For a unique experience, some caterers also offer the services of a real chef at home who will prepare under your eyes and in your own kitchen the whole meal! You just have to book a caterer and a menu and he/she will take care of everything!
All home chefs are on Swiss Take Away!
On Swiss Take Away, find all the best catering service providers in your region (Valais, Geneva, Lausanne, Neuchatel …). Experienced since years in the delivery at home, these caterers will be able to let their whole talents and know-how at your disposal, away to make your meal a unique and tasty moment. Categorized by specialty and region, choose the best caterer at home on Swiss Take Away.