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Serious Injuries Are Reported in Accident Involving Tractor Trailer on the Eastern Shore of Virginia
Serious injuries have been reported in an accident involving a tractor trailer and a pickup truck on Route 13 on the Eastern Shore of Virginia.
The two vehicle accident shut down part of U.S. 13 northbound at Townsend Drive in Northampton County.
According to Virginia State Police, the accident involves a tractor trailer and pickup truck. Sgt. Michelle Anaya of Virginia State Police said in a press release the accident occurred at about 9.21 a.m. on October 30 and involved "serious injuries."
Location of US 13 crash involving tractor trailer in Northampton County
Virginia Department of Transportation said the southbound lanes were back open with one northbound lane remaining closed. Traffic was being diverted to Cedar Grove Road and Capeville Drive.
U.S. 13 is the main artery on the Eastern Shore of Virginia. It's a fast-moving highway that sees many accidents.
Earlier this year I wrote about an accident on U.S. 13 in Accomack County that claimed the life of an 82-year-old woman from Tasley and left a man with serious injuries.
Few details are yet available about today's crash that involved a tractor-trailer but I am alarmed reading the early reports.
Accidents involving big rigs are often more serious than accidents involving cars due to the weight of the truck. You should contact a Virginia truck accident attorney if you have been injured in an accident involving a tractor trailer.
See our Eastern Shore of Virginia Injury lawyers' guide to common causes of trucking accidents
The Eastern Shore of Virginia personal injury law firm, Cooper Hurley, handles automobile, truck, and motorcycle injuries. John Cooper and Jim Hurley have offices in Norfolk and client meeting locations in Hampton, Chesapeake, Newport News and Virginia Beach. They have over 40 years of combined experience in handling auto injury accident claims. The firm's motto is: "Your Injury, Our Fight." If you need help or advice about a serious injury, please call us at (757) 455 -0077 or contact us through this website.


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Working closely with her students, Maria Gobetti teaches the Meisner basics technique on an individual basis – while also employing available video facilities. Her classes are small – allowing only the best and most dedicated actors. This exclusivity is advantageous in that it gives all the actors an opportunity to work in every class.
The course of study includes basic, intermediate and advanced classes, cold reading and commercials plus an interview technique class. Gobetti also combines teaching with an active career as both a producer and director.
As a member of the D.G.A., Gobetti has coached and directed at most of the major studios, as well as directing and project development at Hanna-Barbera, the Brillstein Company and Disney TV. She teaches at Cal State LA LACHSA, The New York Film Academy, and of course at the Gobetti/Ormeny Acting Studio located in the Victory Theatre Center.


English-Slovak School BESST is a complex of schools from kindergarten to high school, where we are consecutively upbringing, educating and taking care of children from the early age of 3 years in kindergarten, through their years in primary and secondary school up to adolescence in high school. BESST is the only school in Trnava region, which offers education according to the international standards of Cambridge University. Our history began in the year 2009 and today we belong to the prestigious schools with a statute of a Cambridge International Centre, which allows us to provide education accepted throughout the whole world. The high quality of education process is accompanied by harmony, friendly atmosphere together with modern and comfortably equipped environment.
The Private Bilingual High School BESST, Limbová 6051/3, Trnava was included in the network of schools and school facilities of the Slovak Republic on February 26, 2014. The start date was September 1, 2014. It is included in the network of schools as a high school with the field of study 7902 J 74 – a bilingual education with Slovak and English as languages of instruction.
The high school is the continuation of education of the Private Primary School BESST, which is the best school in Trnava Region and the 5th best school in Slovakia thanks to the results of the all-Slovak 'Testing 9-2016′. We build on experience.
BILINGUAL EDUCATION Learning English is Amazing! English classes at BESST are fun and you also get to study other subjects like Biology, Physics, Mathematics, Informatics, Global Perspectives, Business studies or Accounting in English so you will have a wide range of vocabulary. We have native speakers for every English class, so you'll learn the language and the culture. By the time you are ready to leave High School you will be fluent in another language which means that you have more doors open to you for the future. You'll be able to travel, work and live in English speaking countries with ease!
SMALL CLASSES Allowing for an individual approach-we always get help when we need it! For many subjects we differentiate students into groups – you will work and study with students who motivate you, challenge you and can help you, sometimes you will be the one who helps and inspires others.
CO-OPERATION BETWEEN SCHOOLS Primary and Secondary School and High School have a great relationship. You'll feel part of a wider network whilst at the same time being part of a close knit team.
FANTASTIC FACILITIES Computers, interactive Smartboards and IPADS to enhance learning.
INNOVATIVE TEACHING Teachers are up to date with the latest pedagogy and use technology to make learning accessible and fun. There is a focus on personalised learning, allowing each student to achieve their full potential.
ACTIVITIES & TRIPS A wide range of activities and trip s to supplement learning; CERN, a partner school in Germany , Bratislava theatre and Adaption course to name but a few!
AWESOME CLUBS There are lots of things to get involved with, whether you're a budding entrepreneur, a wannabe Hollywood star or a Japanese linguist, there is a club for you! Some of them are even mentored by students!
MOTIVATION SYSTEM Development of moral values as well as offering rewards for commitment and enthusiasm.
SCHOOL BUS Travel to school with ease, using school transport.
THE BESST FOOD Lunches here at BESST are really high quality and offer a balanced and nutritious meal.
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMME Compatible with International study so you can easily transfer to university life abroad.
Year 1: values — organizing, self-value, responsibility, cooperation, recognition and praise, curiosity, honesty, flexibility, initiative, sound judgment. Features of Ethics Education are embedded in our lessons; we teach our students to take responsibility for their own behavior and academic performance. We call our freshmen "start-ups", we familiarize them with areas in which they could realize their potential and develop further – e.g. the student council and guest lectures delivered by experts in their fields of work.
Year 2: attitudes – critical and inventive thinking, decision-making, problem-solving, adapting to new knowledge, creativity, collaboration. We have introduced curricular integration in our lessons – we teach the students to receive information critically, to evaluate it and to take a stand, to be active, curious, and initiative. We call our students "explorers" and we encourage them to look up, categorize, and creatively reuse information by themselves in their own lives. Our students can develop their personality and volitional qualities in the Duke of Edinburgh project.
Year 3: actions – self-discovery, self-awareness, habits of highly successful people (proactivity, first things first, win-win thinking, …) and positively influencing the others. Year 3 students are our leaders – we support the development of their leadership skills, and we help them build their career and future. Thanks to the mini-Erasmus project our students can experience one week in the life of a university student, and they can get information on current trends in business and IT at the "Night of Chances" event. During the Maturita (School-leaving examination) week, three of our Year 3 students will have a chance to do an internship with a selected business – the students are selected on a competitive basis: the successful applicant will have to convince the potential employer that he/she is the right person for the internship.
Year 4 students are "creators". They create their own future and they have a chance to switch to the International Program Class. In this year the International Program students will be taking their first AS level exams from such subjects as Math, English, German, Biology, Business, and Information Technology. Just before the actual regional councilors' election, there was a mock election that took place at our school. All students aged 15+ cast their vote using a ballot with real-world candidates and the results of all participating schools were processed and published.
Twelve students participated in a week-long exchange stay in Germany; on the last school day before Christmas, our teachers will give their inspiring TED talks to our students.
We offer our students the opportunity for self-actualization and self-development in various clubs. These clubs are run not only by our teachers, but also by our students for their fellow schoolmates. We evaluate Physical Education in a more detailed way – each sport-related performance is assessed in two ways: actual performance against the benchmark (lower weight) and student's endeavor (higher weight). By this we prepare our students for the fact that aptitude without effort does not always mean success, in contrast with perseverance, patience, and effort that are qualities important for life and are heralds of success.
Our high school is a logical continuation of the education offered by the BESST – Private Primary and Middle School. We build on experience. We make our school better, and our students better-prepared for their future jobs that do not exist yet.
National requirements for a school leaving exam, which follow from the law and its later wordings: An Act No. 245/2008 Coll. on Education (the School Act), Regulations No. 282/2009 Coll. on Secondary Schools, Regulations No. 318/2008 Coll. for completing the study at secondary schools, Regulations No. 207/1993 Coll. in which there are details about equivalence of education documents and the requirements for recognition of equivalence of education documents given by foreign primary and secondary schools and the regulation from the Ministry of Education, Science, Research and Sport of the Slovak Republic for a given school year.
International requirements for a school leaving exam, which follow the English tariff system for an apportionment of points for study results – so called UCAS tariff system. The number of UCAS tariff points which are given to students for their marks in tests in AS-level and A-level are the entrance requirement for the study at universities. It substitutes the entrance examinations for universities abroad. Universities and colleges release the entrance requirements for their undergraduate education and the particular universities can specify their own entrance requirements for the study in the concrete field of study.
The Private Bilingual High School BESST is one of only a few schools throughout the Slovak Republic approved to administer exams authorized and accepted by the University of Cambridge International Examinations. University of Cambridge International Examinations provides the copyrights for the use of syllabuses and enables its registered centers to take exams up to GCE A Levels, which are the entrance examinations for the universities abroad.
All students in the 3rd grade of the Private bilingual High School BESST pass IGCSE exams in Mathematics, English Language, Biology, Physics, and optional subjects. After the 3rd grade, students can attend the class within the international programme A Level or continue with the bilingual study.
Students of the Private Bilingual High School have a school leaving exam in Slovak Language and Literature in the 4th grade of study. A school leaving exam in English Language and other 2 subjects is in the 5th grade of study. Students, who attend the class within the international programme have a school leaving exam following from the international programme.
BESST Private Bilingual High School has been a Cambridge International School since the time it was established – September 1, 2014.
Cambridge Primary for 7 – 11 year old students. Cambridge Primary is taught in more than 1,200 schools in over 100 countries.
Lower Secondary for 11 – 14 year old students. Every year nearly 102,000 entries for Cambridge Lower Secondary Checkpoint are being received.
Cambridge IGCSE is the world's most popular international qualification for 14 to 16 year olds. It is taken in over 145 countries and in more than 6,100 schools around the world.
Cambridge International AS and A Levels are taken in more than 130 countries with more than 495,000 entries each year.
BESST Private Bilingual High School offers all students the opportunity to take Cambridge IGCSE exams at the end of their third year of study. Students who choose to complete the International Program will undertake the Cambridge International AS Level in their fourth year; completing three Cambridge International AS Level Examinations and in the fifth year sitting for the Cambridge International A levels.
• Cambridge examinations are marked by around 10,000 highly skilled examiners.
• Approximately, 5.7 million question papers are produced each year.
• 55% of pupils in English (native language) achieved mark 'B' or better.
Studying abroad is a very attractive option for our students. In an increasingly global world, pupils of BESST International School will prepare for study at foreign universities. From their first year of elementary school to the last year of bilingual gymnasium, we aim to give our students the tools necessary to excel in the international world.
There are 5 stages to this transition. The first three introduce pupils at primary school to the opportunities bilingualism will afford them-the fundamentals of grammar and communication; building confidence for the future. Then, at the BESST Private Bilingual High School, students will complete the last two levels - IGCSE and A-level; providing them with, not only an internationally renowned qualification, but also equipping them with the skills need for success in the 21st century.
As part of the compulsory curriculum of the BESST Private Bilingual High School, we teach English, Mathematics, Physics and Biology; integrating the standards of the University for Cambridge International Examination alongside the standards specified by the Ministry of Education, Science and Research of the Slovak Republic. In addition, we believe in the growth of our students as individuals and aim to provide a range of options to ensure that every pupil is able to develop their area of interest. Current optional subjects include; Accounting, Business, Informatics, German, Global Perspectives and Psychology which are taught in line with the Cambridge University International Curriculum.


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The Green Party has long been in favor of legalizing marijuana. The End the War on Drugs section of our platform states the following:
End the "war on drugs." Redirect funds presently budgeted for the "war on drugs" toward expanded research, education, counseling and treatment.
Amend the Controlled Substances Act to reflect that drug use in itself is not a crime, and that persons living in the United States arrested for using drugs should not be incarcerated with those who have committed victim oriented crimes.
Legalize possession, sale, and cultivation of cannabis/marijuana.
Strike from the record prior felony convictions for marijuana possession, sale, or cultivation.
Grant amnesty and release from confinement without any further parole or probation, those who have been incarcerated for the use, sale, or cultivation of marijuana in federal and state prisons and in county/city jails, and who otherwise are without convictions for victim oriented crimes, or who do not require treatment for abuse of hard drugs. Provide the option for drug treatment to those leaving confinement.
Implement a step-by-step program to decriminalize all drugs in the United States.
Are you in favor of federal legislation of marijuana?
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Ichneumon rufigena es una especie de insecto del género Ichneumon de la familia Ichneumonidae del orden Hymenoptera.

Historia
Fue descrita científicamente por primera vez en el año 1875 por Kriechbaumer.

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Q: Django / HTML Submit button redirecting to the wrong page I am trying to make a registration form with Django & HTML and I am following this tutorial: Video
2:45:00 into the video, I do the exact same steps as him, even though the only difference in my code is related to my previous question:
My previous thread
This is my HTML code:
    <!DOCTYPE html>

    <meta charset="UTF-8">
    <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">
    <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="ie=edge">
    <title>Registration</title>

    <form action="register" method="post">
        {% csrf_token %}
        <input type="text" name="first_name" placeholder="First Name">

        <input type="text" name="last_name" placeholder="Last Name">

        <input type="text" name="username" placeholder="Username">

        <input type="email" name="email" placeholder="Email">

        <input type="password" name="password1" placeholder="Password">

        <input type="password" name="password2" placeholder="Confirm Password">

        <input type="Submit">
    </form>

and this is my views.py:
from django.shortcuts import render, redirect
from django.contrib.auth.models import User, auth

def register(request):

    if (request.method == 'post'):
        first_name = request.POST['first_name']
        last_name = request.POST['last_name']
        username = request.POST['username']
        password1 = request.POST['password1']
        password2 = request.POST['password2']
        email = request.POST['email']

        user = User.objects.create_user(username=username, password=password1, email=email, first_name=first_name, last_name=last_name)
        user.save()
        print('user created')
        return redirect('')

    else:
        return render(request, 'register.html')

However, it seems that when I press "Submit", instead of the button actually reading the views.py code and check the IF statement, it just redirects me to localhost:8000/account/register/register, which is completely wrong, such as shown here: Imgur link
I am unsure of what I am doing wrong, and why my code is acting differently even though I am doing exactly what the tutorial guy is doing in his video?
Any help would be much appreciated.

A: His code is simply wrong. You can't just put a view name in the action attribute like that; it needs to be an actual path. Since your URL is "/account/register", that's what you should use.
But a decent tutorial would have introduced the {% url %} tag. And, in fact, a decent tutorial would have used Django forms here; he seems to have completely neglected to think about validation, which is pretty inexcusable. I'd recommend finding a different tutorial.
(Note, you've made errors yourself in copying his code; in the view where you check request.method it must be "POST", not "post".)

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Air/Port: New paintings by Eric Rewitzer - Panorama Framing, Inc.
Soaring amid container ships and clouds, artist Eric Rewitzer of 3Fish Studios and photographer Blake Marvin took to the sky over Oakland's Port in late January. Their mission: to explore aesthetics of post-Panamax proportions.
"From the air the shipping containers panned out in a color field over the horizon", said Rewitzer. "And our subject matter was composed entirely by crane operators and longshoremen." Air/Port signifies a curious crossover between architectural photography and painting – documenting a place so few appreciate – and making it feel like home. After taking flight, Rewitzer's journey led him to take residency in Jack London Square. With inspiration from the 36 iconic cranes at the Port of Oakland and Marvin's photos, Air/Port opens March 5th in the Gallery @ Panorama Framing.


Arnold Kegel (1894 – 1981) identified the link between the diagnosis of urinary incontinence and prolapse, specifically following childbirth, and weakness, damage or atrophy in a muscle that we now refer to as The Pelvic Floor Muscle or Pubococcygeus (PC). Most crucially, he established that, with the correct exercise, this muscle could be restored to a healthy, well-toned state and the symptoms of incontinence and prolapse could be relieved.
Arnold Kegel first introduced a simple, effective clinically proven treatment for weak pelvic floor muscles in 1948 but his work was largely ignored. The first recorded use of the phrase 'Kegel Exercises' is in 1975 (Merriam-Webster online dictionary), nearly 30 years after his principles were first documented in the medical literature.
The basic principles identified by Arnold Kegel were fundamental to the success he achieved but the exercises that now bear his name, as promoted by health professionals and the media, bear no relationship to the rigorous techniques he originally identified. As a result, millions of women suffer the long term consequences.
• development of the pubococcygeus so that weak and irregular contractions became strong and sustained.
• the vaginal canal became tighter and longer.
• previously flaccid vaginal walls improved in tone and firmness.
• bulging of the anterior vaginal wall (often diagnosed as 'moderate cystocele') becomes less pronounced.
• prolapse of the uterus, when present, was usually improved and in some instances the cervix ascended from being adjacent to the vaginal opening to as high as 5 to 7 cm. above the opening.
All this could be achieved with the basic principles of effective training, visual feedback, resistive exercise and intense repetition over time.
• The PelvicToner helps you confidently identify the correct muscle to squeeze and it provides a constant and clear feedback that you are squeezing the correct muscles throughout your exercise.
• When you are exercising with the PelvicToner you are squeezing against a mild resistance to make the exercise as effective as possible.


ROCKLAND — Rockland Director of Veterans' Services Vincent Fountaine is pleased to announce that several Rockland veterans in need will be receiving tote bags full of Thanksgiving food supplies that were donated by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts.
Local representatives from the insurance company dropped off 45 tote bags full of items, including canned hams, applesauce, canned veggies, stuffing and macaroni and cheese to the Rockland Veterans' Services office at Town Hall this afternoon.
The bags will be given out by Director Fountaine to some of Rockland's veterans today and tomorrow.
In addition to providing food for local veterans, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts has also collected clothes and hygiene products that will be distributed throughout the state in the coming days.
ATTLEBORO — As residents prepare for Thanksgiving festivities next week, Fire Chief Scott T. Lachance and the Attleboro Fire Department would like to provide several important cooking safety tips.
According to the Massachusetts Department of Fire Services, cooking was the leading cause of residential fire injuries in 2015, resulting in four civilian deaths, 80 civilian injuries, 30 firefighter injuries and an estimated $10 million in property damage.
Use a timer when baking or roasting and never leave the house while the oven is on.
If the fire is not quickly snuffed out, leave the house and call the fire department.
Keep children and pets 3 feet away from the stove to prevent burns.
Additionally, the National Fire Protection Association discourages the use of turkey fryers, as the amount and high temperature of the oil used can cause serious burns and injuries, and result in the destruction of property.
Residents who would like more information on holiday cooking safety should contact the Attleboro Fire Department at 508-222-2325.
STONEHAM — As residents prepare to gather with family and friends for Thanksgiving next week, Fire Chief Matthew Grafton and the Stoneham Fire Department would like to provide several important cooking safety tips.
Residents who would like more information on holiday cooking safety should contact the Stoneham Fire Department at 781-438-0127.


Hi all. This is a great forum. I want to buy a Silhouette SD because I want to create custom rhinestone templates. I have watched a Youtube video explaining how to do that using inkscape and have successfully done that. I need to know what I need to make inkscape talk to the silhouette...?? Is there a plugin/extension or is it explained in a matter of steps somewhere? I've browsed around here, but haven't found it. Of course you are all way ahead of me, so I need to know where to start.
Also of importance, is that I run Linux, and I think this would open up the world of cutting to the Linux community and I can help promote that.
I made a handmade product at www.camerastrapcovers.com, and I want to offer rhinestone personalization. I don't want to charge $30-$50 to have someone else make the template. If you are interested in learning the above mentioned tutorial, goto Youtube and search Black Cat rhinestone template and it's all explained there, though they use an older version of inkscape. Sorry to be so wordy. Very excited to find you here!
I can't watch You Tube at the moment due to slow internet but I do know the video you are talking about as I watched it when it was first posted. I made a new video yesterday showing another way to create rhinestone designs and it needs less manual work after creating. It is fast and easy. I just need to cull a 30 minute video down to 10, lol (yep, I talk to much) and then find somewhere with a fast internet connection to upload.
Hi Darcy, I wouldn't recommend that video anymore as I have found an easier way. It is faster and less prone to errors. The circles stay perfectly formed and it will work on a whole word not one item at a time. I just have to edit the video as I talk and add way to much information.
Wow, great! this is the video I watched and it came out ok.... , not great, needed some editing, but ok. I am looking forward to YOUR video. Please let me know when it is available.
-->can I cut directly from inkscape using your tutorial, or do I need any special drivers, plugin's, or anything else once I have the silhouette machine?
Thanks for the warm welcome. Looking forward to learning a lot and hopefully furthering the "cause."
Hi Stacie, Did you mean the tutorial to cut form Inkscape to the Silhouette? The tutorial uses RoboMaster (free to download) for the cutting part but I know Silhouette have a new software program out at the moment. I don't know which program you have.
I am new to Silhouette and have to learn this myself. Angela will be able to help when she comes online as she owns a Silhouette and cuts directly from Inkscape. There are a few other members who also cut using Inkscape with the Silhouette.
Watch out with rhinestone designs. I am finding they are addictive and have made quiet a few this week. All I need now is something to put them on. I look forward to seeing your glamour camera straps.
There was a lady who had a Robo Lite and had downloaded the Silhouette Studio software, but wasn't able to cut from Inkscape; and we discovered that she would need to download the drivers for the Robomaster software which she got from this link http://www.craftrobostore.com/craftrobodownloads.html hopefully this will mean that you see the Graphtec Craft Robo show up in your Printer listing when you send a file to cut from Inkscape.


A woman reported being assaulted and robbed of cash in the 1600 block of Woodlawn on Tuesday. The police report stated it was on North Woodlawn, but investigators are double-checking to see whether it was actually South Woodlawn, Nolte said.
"We're looking at these to see if they're related," he said.


Have you been charged with Deceptive Recruiting for Commercial Sexual Services?
Can the prosecution make out their case? Did you try to trick another person into agreeing to provide commercial sexual services? Did you act alone?
The level of deception involved in the offence is crucial to determining how you intend to plead.
Section 60AD of the Crimes Act 1958.
The defendant deceived the other person about that the fact that the engagement would involve the provision of commercial sexual services.
Deceptive Recruiting for Commercial Sexual Services cases will usually be heard in the Magistrates' Court of Victoria depending on the level of seriousness.
Consult an experienced criminal lawyer urgently.
Ensure that you don't leave preparation of your matter to the last minute. Adequate time to prepare is critical to the success of any case.
If you have been charged with Deceptive Recruiting for Commercial Sexual Services make an appointment to see one of experienced lawyers today.
A person who, intending to induce another person to enter into an engagement to provide commercial sexual services, deceives that other person about the fact that the engagement will involve the provision of commercial sexual services is guilty of an offence and liable to level 6 imprisonment (5 years maximum).
In subsection (1), commercial sexual services has the same meaning as in section 60AB.


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This package contains version 2.76 of the Bullet professional free 3D Game Multiphysics Library. The ROS package automatically downloads, extracts and compiles a tarball. For each major release of the Bullet library, the tarball will get updated. The Bullet library provided by this ROS package is slightly different from the official Bullet release.
To eliminate ambiguity about which API is active the btQuaternion constructor from Euler angles is deprecated. Please explicitly construct it and populate it seperately from euler angles, otherwise it is ambiguous as to what convention is being used.
The btMatrix3x3 and btQuaternion setEulerZYX and getEulerZYX methods are deprecated. The goal of these deprecations is to remove the existing patch against Bullet which makes them consistent. They will be deprecated for a few releases, then patched out for a few releases before being reintroduced in their native form. setEulerYPR and getEulerYPR are drop in replacements. Also available is getRPY setRPY which use fixed axis notation about XYZ axes.
There are a few errors in documentation and btMatrix3x3::getEulerYPR has been changed to be a pass through to getEulerZYX for it is a better implementation of the same method. These are filed under issue 282.
For standardization and continuity Fixed Axis getRPY and setRPY methods have been added to btQuaternion and btMatrix3x3. These will be pushed back to Bullet, and hopefully accepted. These are the same format as used by kdl and gazebo. Standardization survey and decision at on the ROS wiki. These patches have been pushed back in issue 285 This patch will be maintained in parallel if Bullet does not accept it.
There is a patch against the btQuaternion angle and getAngle methods to clamp floating point errors to prevent nan results. See issue 98.
We have the intention to move towards the official version of Bullet; this however will take some time because it involves a number of deprecation cycles for the conflicting quaternion constructor.
This usage of bullet compiles with the flags -DBT_USE_DOUBLE_PRECISION -DBT_EULER_DEFAULT_ZYX set.
This package contains version 2.79 of the Bullet professional free 3D Game Multiphysics Library. The ROS package automatically downloads, extracts and compiles a tarball. For each major release of the Bullet library, the tarball will get updated. The Bullet library provided by this ROS package is slightly different from the official Bullet release.
Why should I use Bullet?
Generic convex support (using GJK), capsule, cylinder, cone, sphere, box and non-convex triangle meshes.
This is a third party package with an external homepage and external API documentation.


I bought too much asparagus. I didn't think it was possible. But I did.
We ended up working late and eating out more than planned last week – so I sadly looked in our refrigerator, and had to figure out just what to do with bonus greens slowly wilting in the crisper.
The verdict – make a quiche. Turns out my real man loves quiche, and it fits in our vegetarian focus…so I combined a few recipes I found online – and WOW. This was fantastic. I plan to make this a lot, with many variations. Who knew this could be so easy?
This is also very affordable. The eggs were $1.20 a dozen at Aldi. The asparagus was $2/lb at Kroger. The mushrooms were $1.20 a container at Aldi. 4 cups of cheese was on sale at Kroger for $2.50. Not too shabby. Add in a salad and some garlic bread and you have a delicious dinner. Or brunch.
Just a reminder, I love to experiment when cooking and rarely measure stuff…so these measurements are estimates. Be free. Make mistakes. That's how you discover the good stuff – not just in food, but in life.
In a medium skillet, heat 1 Tbsp over medium heat and saute onion about 3 or 4 minutes. Add in the garlic and cook until fragrant (but not brown!), about 1 minute. Add in asparagus and saute about 5 more minutes. Then add in mushrooms and saute for another few minutes.
Add in the vegetables to the egg mix and stir.
Lightly butter a 9 inch pie pan. Add the quiche mix to the prepared pan, and place in oven. Cook for 20-25 minutes, depending on how burnt you like your cheese.
Now – get thinking. You could use any variety of vegetables you want to use up. Some future variations will include tomato, zucchini, spinach, faux-sausage, pesto…I can't wait to try them!
Enjoy! Let me know if you try this awesome quiche — and what changes you make to the recipe!
A new variation on a veggie skillet – Beans, crumbles and pesto!
It's been a hectic summer, so apologies for not posting more of the recipes that we've been creating in our attempt to be vegetarian as much as we can.
And by as much as we can, I mean when we're cooking at home.
So I present to you the Meatless Bean and Pesto Skillet! This is a variation on the Tofurkey skillet from earlier in the blog, this time with pesto and meatless crumbles.
This is also a hearty, inexpensive meal. The crumbles were on sale for $3. The broth for $.50. Beans are about $.75/each. Frozen spinach is $1.00 a bag. Pesto was on sale for $2.50 (and I used about 3/4 of the jar.) Figure about $10 bucks for all the stuff you need for this dinner. Made 3 really solid servings. Add in a salad and some crunchy bread and you can definitely get 4 servings.
Here we go. This one is definitely husband approved.
Ok – this couldn't be easier. Dice the onion and saute in olive oil over medium heat for a few minutes until it's really fragrant. Add in the minced garlic for just a minute or so – don't let it burn!
Add in the frozen meatless crumbles, the broth, the beans and bring to a boil for a few minutes. Add in the spinach.
Let the spinach cook down, and some of the liquid evaporate. After 2 or 3 more minutes add in the italian seasoning and the pesto. Stir well and let simmer for 5 minutes until warmed through and all the flavors are mixed and delicious.
Serve with some fresh grated romano cheese…and it's really fantastic with some fresh french bread.
We love lentils. They really are a lifesaver when you want something really good and hearty – but you still want to stay to your commitment to being healthy.
I was tentative about the whole lentils thing initially – but wow – if you have any sort of international market, especially one that specializes in Indian food, you can stock up for cheap. A big bag of lentils was about $3. Onion soup mix is about $.50. Can of tomatoes is about $1.25.
And we like the delicious and cheap combo.
So here we go – Easy Crock Pot Chili Lentils!
This couldn't be easier. Put the lentils in a crock pot and cover with water. Add in the onion soup mix. Put the lid on and let it cook on low for a couple of hours. If the lentils soak up all the water, add in some more. After 2 or so hours, add in all of the other spices, stir. Put the lid back on and cook for 2 hours more.
If the lentils soak up all the water, add in some more. Next, add in the can of tomatoes and the juice. Stir. if the lentils soak up all the water – you guessed it! – add in more water. Put the top back on and cook for another hour.
Done. One of my crock pots cooks this faster than the others. But if you cook with crock pots a lot, you should know to just keep that in mind. Also, if you kick this up to high for an hour or two, you fast forward your dinner.
Easy. On low, I do plan on 5 or 6 hours when I make this yummy dinner.
We love eating this with saltines, corn chips, garlic bread…just depends what we have around (and if I've been to the grocery store!) Saving money can taste pretty good, eh?
This one is so good…but be just know…If you haven't eaten veggie in a while, the lentils may strike back a bit. Keep in mind just how high fiber of a meal this is. Don't say you didn't get a warning on this one!


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The Bulgarian Academy of Science is the National Academy of Bulgaria, established in 1869. The Academy is autonomous and has a Society of Academicians, Correspondent Members and Foreign Members. It publishes and circulates different scientific works, encyclopedias, dictionaries and journals, and runs its own publishing house.
The Bulgarian Academy of Science was founded as the Bulgarian Learned Society in September 1869 by Bulgarian exiles in the house of Varvara Hadzhi Veleva in Braila, Romania. The first statutes were accepted on 29 September and Nikolai Tsenov was elected president of the Bulgarian Learned Society. The Society began publishing a journal in 1870 and nine years after its foundation, in October 1878, the General Assembly of the Society voted to move the headquarters to Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria.
By 1882 the Society had resumed functioning after a short break. Vasil D Stoyanov, who had been elected as Secretary when the Society was founded in Braila, Romania, was now elected as President.
The Society began negotiations for a site for a building in Sofia, which was provided by the city council two years later. In 1884 the areas covered by the Society were extended to include some natural sciences, but at this stage mathematics and the physical sciences were still not among the Society's interests. At this time the Society came under the patronage of His Royal Highness the Bulgarian prince Alexander I. On 5 October 1890 the Society laid the foundation stone for a building in Sofia, which was completed in March 1893.
In 1944 the Academy buildings were damaged by shelling during World War II and the Academy had to suspend its activities. Reorganisation in 1945 saw plans put in place to found a number of new scientific institutes as part of the Academy. The first institutes were set up in 1946 and the Institute of Mathematics was founded in 1947. It was renamed Institute of Mathematics and Informatics in 1995. By the time that the Institute of Mathematics was set up, the Academy had again been renamed, going back to the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences.
You can also read about Alexander Batenberg square in Sofia.


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Q: Letting Users Upload Huge Files to Website So I need a little bit of advice. I'm building a website for academia purposes only, that is restricted to a very select number of people. The only purpose of this website is as a GUI for file uploads. The size of these files typically range between 10-12GB.
By doing reasearch, I found that I can use php scripts to upload the file and change the max file upload size in php.ini (but I couldn't find a max file upload size limmit). There are a couple of questions I have.
1) Do I need to somehow figure out a way to maintain a connection open between the website and the user in order to avoid things such as connection timeouts? And if so, is it enough to do this on the server side? Or is it also an issue with the web browsers these usesr will be using (does the web browser timeout your connection)? --- I'm asking this because these uploads will take a huge ammount of time.
2) What are some of the security issues I have to take into mind? Thus far I've found and considered the following:

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*restricting accesss to the website only from a number of subnets (my desired academia users)

*the files that are going to be uploaded to the website are a special format, consisting of unique headers) -- and thus checking for these headers.

*disable CGI exectuions using .htaccess

*move all uploads outside of the www root folder

*potentially finding a anti virus the check these files

*Initially all these users will authenticate in order to access this website -- this is something that I also have to take into consideration with the first question -- how long can they stay logged on and how can I control that?
The security aspect of this website is crucial to its development which is a very tricky issue when you're working with 12 GB files.
These are some of the things I've thought would be difficult to achieve but I'm sure there are more. What do you guys think I should also take into consideration? Also if there are other methods of implementation, please don't hesitate.
Aditional information:

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*As of now, these users use scp in order to upload files to this server

*These users are highly trusted by my comunity but nevertheless, security is the number one motto of this community -- very few things are open to the public and some of the information stored on these servers can not be comprimised

*The files that are going to be uploaded to the server are basically confidential data regarding real people -- so I must consider things such as packet sniffing and such

Thanks guys, I know this is a lot to swallow but any help would really be appreciated.

A: Not knowing your users, I would recommend sticking with SCP.  All of your security concerns have been addressed with SCP, and it is widely and freely available.
That being said, I understand that if you're users are not technical, SCP is painful.  If I were you, I would not try to implement this entirely as a web application.  I would have a web front end that would simply generate the appropriate SCP command for the user, and execute it for them.  This should be easy to do with a Java applet, and you could provide rough progress through the browser by simply translating the SCP progress that it feeds back to your process into Java.  If you go the applet route you'll run into some security issues because applets can't usually start processes on the client's PC.  To get around this you'll need to sign the applet and/or request higher level privileges.  Again this may or may not be a good solution depending on how technical your users are.
If you insist on going the web app route, make sure you use SSL/TLS for the transfer.  That takes care of your packet sniffing concerns.  Also make sure that the executable bit is not set on any of the huge files.  If they need to be executable, insist that the user set the executable bit at download time and not while it is being stored.  If it must be executed on the server, use the built in file system permission to sandbox the app.  Heaven help you if they have to upload and execute on the server as root.  If that's the case then security is out of the question :-)
Having anti-virus to check the files is good, but be advised that the detection rates are terrible.  I've seen cases where a file was deeply infected and was pronounced clean by 30 out of 35 AV programs.  Assume that all files are infected and restrict their permissions appropriately.
A real risk is that someone may upload code that contains an exploit.  As long as the files are not executable it is harder.  If there is no access to a compiler then it is harder.  If you restrict the ways that the files can be accessed to only certain programs then it is even harder for the exploiter.  The single best thing you can do though to protect against this is to install your patches.  Updates keep you safe, even though they sometimes break stuff.
If the users are trustworthy, you may allow them to set the permissions themselves for who can read/write the files.  This way the individual's sensitive information is controlled, and there is some accountability if someone sets the permissions to loosely.
This is a pretty big problem to solve, and I know I just touched the surface.  I hope it at least helps a little though.

A: It's impossible for you to upload a single file that large via PHP. Doesn't matter how much server resources (memory) you throw at it (and trust me, you'd need a lot!), there is one limitation in PHP that will prevent you from doing so.
In php.ini, there is a variable called "post_max_size" which affects the maximum size of data you can send to the server. This variable is an unsigned 32bit integer which means you can't go higher than 4,294,967,295.
A good solution would be to use Flash to split the file into several small parts, and then conduct the file upload. I found a library for you that does exactly this: http://www.blog.elimak.com/2011/08/uploading-large-files-with-flash-splitting-the-bytearray-in-chunks/
If you run into memory issues in PHP, just make the chunks smaller.
Good luck!
EDIT: To answer your second question, you've got most of it there. Use SSL to conduct your transfer if you're afraid that data could be potentially hijacked en route. As for authentication, consider using OAuth, and make sure to revoke the user's access token upon transfer inactivity. Add php_flag engine off into your .htaccess file to prevent uploaded PHP files from running. And a server virus scanner wouldn't be a bad thing to have running periodically either :)

A: Building such a website efficiently is really quite tricky as you say. However you might want to consider using a GUI program built in Java or C# as a more suitable/secure approach. The reason and advantages are numerous.
First, it is very recommended you split on the client side before upload. Your users can easily use powerful utilities made for this like the FFSJ Command Line Interface (for Windows) or the JJSplit (Java Open Source).
The advantages of using such a program are as follows:

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*Better and more secure of authentication of user

*Validate user IP subnet on both client side and server side

*You get the option of splitting the files for ease of transfer

*You have the advantage to upload the multiple file parts simultaneously

*You have the ability to use the user's Internet connection maximum speed

*You have the ability to ensure that minimize as well as correct errors that could occur during the upload.

*Checksum verification after upload to ensure authenticity and correct upload

*More added security advantage since you the upload can even be encrypted.

I could go on, but you get the gist. However, the obvious disadvantage of this option is the financial cost and time if you are not a programmer.
However one such program that already has the basic ability to split and upload is GSplit. On Unix based systems they could also split the files themselves before upload or use programs such as  HJSplit.
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If you have to stick with PHP all through, check out Open Upload. It is similar to a RapidShare clone and already has ip restriction, user authentication, captchas, etc.
I hope that exhaustively answers your question. Good luck.

A: You could use an ajax function to keep session up or use ob function to control flow.
See http://www.php.net/manual-lookup.php?pattern=ob&lang=pt_BR&scope=quickref

A: Yes you can do that without flash or java but using HTML5. You can create read slices of the file via the FileReader object and then send the raw chunks via ajax to the server, you can then read them and assemble them in PHP. The good think about that is that you can pass additional attribute such as start byte and end byte in the ajax post request while you are posting the file to PHP so that way you can keep track of which parts are uploaded and you can build some sort of pause/resume logic if needed. For more information check this:
http://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/file/dndfiles/
http://www.webiny.com/blog/2012/05/07/webiny-file-upload-with-html5-and-ajax-using-php-streams/
I would much rather use HTML5 than java or flash. You can use SSL and if you really want it to be even more secure you can give those users private keys to encrypt the data before sending and then you can decrypt on the server (which would be kinda redundant if you use SSL). Keep in mind that decrypting 12 GB of data files can be rather slow.

A: IMHO, FTP suits much better in this situation.

A: I would seriously suggest FTP + Explicit/Implicit SSL. This will definately sort your problems.
There are a few advance ftpds around, which support:

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*Allow user upload large files (mostly do);

*Deny user connect before plain-password authentication;

*Allow user login within his/her specific IP ranges;

*Custom permission like upload/download/delete/list etc;

*Chroot every user to his/her own folder;

*Resumable (it's also a customable permission);

*File Integrity Check using SFV file;

*Zip integrity check;

The only downside is to download a client and to set it up, which is not everyone's favourite.
Like HTTP, you need some kind of browser to view content, you'll also need FTP clients to operate it respectivly.


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If a conservative doesn't like guns, he doesn't buy one. If a liberal doesn't like guns, he feels that no one should have one.
If a conservative is a vegetarian, he doesn't eat meat. If a liberal is, he wants to ban all meat products for everyone.
If a conservative sees a foreing threat, he thinks about how to defeat his enemy. A liveral wonders how to surreneder gracefully and still look good.
If a conservative is homosexual, he quietly leads his life. If a liberal is homosexual, he loudly demands legislated respect.
If a black man or Hispanic is conservative, they see themselves as independently successful. Their liberal conuterparts see themselves as victims in need of government protection.
If consevative is down-and-out, he thinks about how to better his situation. A liberal wonders who is going to take care of him.
If a conservative doesn't lika a talk show host, he switches channels. Liberals demand that those they don't like be shut down.


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Elected municipal officers may not hold other municipal offices within the government (OCGA 36-30-4). However, elected officials can serve as volunteer firefighters as long as they receive no compensation other than for actual expenses incurred, a per diem for service, contributions to the Georgia Firefighters' Pension fund, workers' compensation coverage, or any combination of these items. Elected officials may also hold an office with another governmental entity other than their own unless specifically prohibited to do so by the city charter.
Elected officials may not vote upon any question in which they have a personal or financial interest (OCGA 36-30-6).
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Q: How to create rounded corner image using volley library android I am getting image urls from server with square shape I have to make it to rounded corner images.Actually I am using volley library ,I know how to create round corner images using universal image loader and picasso libraries.In volley library I am setting image in network imageview like setimageUrl please help me
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A: I found an source code which makes imageview rounded shape e.g. https://github.com/hdodenhof/CircleImageView. which was extending imageview, I just make it extend NetworkImageView. Everything working fine for me.

A: use RoundedBitmapDrawable to make a rounded image, this way it does not matter what kind of imageview you use

A: This project could be useful for you RoundedImageView


I'm going to let you in on a secret… my guilty pleasure is smooth jazz. Yes, I love a good saxophone paired with a snare drum and a little bass guitar. I'm a sucker for Kenny G, I even saw him live in concert last summer and sang along to every song despite there being no lyrics.
I say this because, my new favorite artist grabbed my attention the second I heard the toot of a sax on his song "Girls That Dance." Now I'm a huge Masego fan.
Who is this Masego you ask? For those of you who are familiar with Gold Link, Masego lends his vocals on the track "Late Night," which features the young artist from Norfolk, VA and founder of the "Trap House Jazz" movement. The sound combines smooth instrumentals with eclectic drums and vibrant bass lines, creating a vibe that's perfect for a workout or creative motivation.
Masego's songs are intricate, with little details that spark curiosity. Therefore, this video of him creating the song "Tadow" is not only fascinating but super impressive.
Intrigued? I've created a Masego playlist on my Spotify that will be a great foundation to start exploring Masego's musical catalog. Before you press play, get ready for something totally different from anything you've heard. It's going to be different, it's going to be original, and it's going to be an absolute necessity for your music library.


Women listen to DivInc CEO Preston James at the Startup Sistas Happy Hour hosted by Oracle and DivInc.
That spark was enough for her to attend a makeup manufacturing show in New York. After a number of "nos," she found one person who was willing to work with her. From there, she launched Lamik Beauty (Love and Makeup in Kindness), an organic line of products primarily for women of color.
DivInc CEO Preston James says he could find fewer than a dozen African-American angel investors nationwide. So he took a leap.
DivInc's three-month program gives owners the tools to move up the startup-investor food chain.
"I think Kim is a great example of a person who started her business as a small-business type, but then wanted to [get bigger]," James says. But she didn't know how to do it.
Roxie's also a good example of a blind spot for needs in the marketplace that white – and likely male – venture capital investors might have.
"You have to build that culture in order for entrepreneurs to feel like they are included and can be part of the ecosystem," James says. "So they're not intimidated, so they are getting access to the resources, and the network, and the mentors, and the things of that sort."
Oksana Malysheva, co-founder of Sputnik ATX, says she'd bet on someone with Roxie's experience and sales "all day long."
The truth is Lamik may be an answer to a question that Merrill had never thought to ask. He went out to cosmetic aisles to see for himself — and got excited. Sputnik's investments don't necessarily have an altruistic focus, but they do focus on great business opportunities.
Not since the heady days of the dot-com boom more than 20 years ago has Austin witnessed so much venture capital cash invested in a single year. $1.33 billion in venture funding was invested in companies in and around the Capital City in 2018. Similar investments are being made statewide. According to PricewaterhouseCoopers, Texas companies landed $2.2 billion in VC cash. Are happy days here again? The situation appears to be a bit more complicated than it was in the past.
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Marine industry expects worker shortage. So what are the jobs like?
Updated Dec 11, 2018; Posted Dec 11, 2018
The marine industry expects an employment crisis as Baby Boomers retire. Here is a worker aboard an Interlake Steamship.
By Laura Johnston, cleveland.com
CLEVELAND, Ohio – You can hop on a freighter and see the Great Lakes, work two months straight and then have a month off.
"People can walk on to our boats with a high school degree and make $60,000 to $70,000 a year," said Interlake Steamship spokeswoman Chrissy Kadleck.
You can bank much of that money, since aboard the ship Interlake covers your lodging, your food, your cable TV. You don't even have to make your own meals.
Sounds like a pretty sweet gig, right?
Yet the marine industry is facing an employment crisis, as Baby Boomers reach retirement age. Generation X were pushed toward college, rather than labor jobs. The result is a "silver tsunami," too few new workers to replace those who will soon leave.
"You have the perfect storm of a much smaller generational population with less exposure to the trades," said Neal Harrell, president of the recruiting firm Brooks Marine Group, in Rhode Island.
The average Coast Guard-credentialed merchant mariner is 46, according to a 2015 federal government report called "Strengthening Skills Training and Career Pathways Across the Transportation Industry." The overwhelming majority of job openings in maritime will be for occupations serving on vessels. And 90 percent of the high-demand maritime occupations will pay above the national median wage, with relatively low barriers to entry.
The merchant marine refers to the non-military U.S. shipping industry; the freighters could be conscripted in time of war.
People may not know about the marine jobs available, said Jayson Toth, Interlake director of training & vessel personnel.
Davis Aerospace and Maritime High School in Cleveland is one of about 55 marine high schools nationwide, aiming to let students know about possible marine careers.
"We're trying to connect kids with exciting, fun jobs," said D. Andrew Ferguson, the founder of Phastar, a Northeast Ohio aviation non-profit that provides technology and instruction at the school. "We're trying to get that culture where kids are hand-in-hand, shoulder-to-shoulder, with people from industry."
That culture, and those jobs, could include:
serving in the U.S. Coast Guard or Navy
managing a port
building, repairing or storing boats
sailing on a cruise ships
working on a freighter
"These are good jobs," Harell said. Many need baseline skills, such as welding or engine repair. But companies will invest in hard workers.
"It's an opportunity to work around the waterfront, and people who are out for recreation," he said. "That's a fun environment to work in."
Interlake, which employs about 400 men and women aboard its nine freighters, accepts workers with a high school degree, a merchant marine credential and a Transportation Worker Identification Credential.
Officers generally earn bachelor's degrees through maritime academies, such as the Great Lakes Maritime Academy in Traverse City, Michigan. The school admits 60 people annually, 80 percent of them from Great Lakes states. The goal is to graduate 40 people, in either deck or engine tracks, each year.
On a freighter, the deck includes piloting the vessel and other jobs on the deck of the ship. Engine requires keeping the ship's machinery running. (There's also galley, which is the cooking and hotel services part of the ship.)
The academy is working to recruit more engineering students, and more diversity, said academy superintendent Jerry Achenbach. About 80 percent of the last class was men, the majority of them white, he said.
The work is hard, experts say. Eight hours a day, plus overtime, if you want it.
Meet an Interlake mate
Interlake, which recruits from the academies and from union halls, works to find people with the right credentials and licensing, who want to live aboard a vessel for months at a time.
"It's a cool, adventurous lifestyle," Kadleck said. "Their office is the pilot house, and they're looking out on the Great Lakes."
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Passengers on the train into the city each morning at peak hour are lost in their devices, books and thoughts. Beneath their feet on the underside of the floor, the wheels of the train rumble over the track, in some cases perfecting a lull that sends passengers into a light sleep.
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Merle M. Hatch came to Portland Adventist Medical Center on Feb. 17 convinced that two people were out to kill him. But he didn't appear to have a medical complaint.
Instead, the 50-year-old seemed paranoid, focused on his alleged pursuers and at one point said, "Tonight is not a bad night to die."
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Butler was one of 18 witnesses to testify before a Multnomah County grand jury about the shooting. The grand jury cleared Sgt. Nathan Voeller and Officers Andrew Hearst and Royce Curtiss of criminal wrongdoing in the fatal shooting of Hatch outside the Southeast Portland hospital.
On Wednesday, prosecutors released transcripts of the grand jury testimony, revealing new details of what happened.
Continuing coverage of Merle Hatch, who was killed by police outside a Southeast Portland hospital.
Hatch had voluntarily come to the hospital earlier that Sunday evening, under the name Daniel Fox, according to Butler and another security officer, Carol Graff.
He told a nurse that he had used methamphetamine about three days earlier, Butler recalled. State medical examiner Karen Gunson also noted scratches on Hatch's arms that are common among those who use meth or cocaine.
Around 9:20 p.m. he came out of his room, said Graff, who was watching him. She offered to get a nurse or a doctor for him, but he told her that he was going to leave and she was going to go with him, Graff testified.
Hatch told her he had a gun, threatened to shoot her if she didn't do as he said, and lifted his shirt where she saw something black tucked into his waistband. The item was later found to be a broken telephone handset.
He had Graff walk with him out of the secured mental health wing to the ER waiting room as she mouthed "help" to staff.
Hatch then ran out of the doors of the emergency room, she said, and she radioed for help alerting others to the "code silver" indicating there was an armed patient.
Grand Jury testimony indicated that Merle Hatch was struck by six bullets the night he died.
Two students from the neighboring nursing school campus noted that Hatch was acting strangely as he walked around the parking lot outside the hospital. Butler, who was driving in the parking lot, came across Hatch. Hatch appeared to point a weapon at him.
As police officers arrived, Hatch started making a lot of noise, Sgt. Voeller testified.
Seeing the man in the darkened parking lot, about 70 yards away, Voeller recalled that Hatch looked "almost like a gorilla in a cage pacing back and forth, trying to make himself look kind of big."
At one point, Voeller said, Hatch appeared to point a gun at the officers. But Hatch was still a fair distance away, Voeller said, adding that he hoped to de-escalate the situation.
Officers ordered the hospital locked down and made their way into the fenced parking lot where Hatch was, Voeller said.
But they missed an opportunity to use a beanbag shotgun when Hatch was briefly within 25 yards, Voeller said. A canine unit hadn't yet arrived on scene, Voeller said.
He saw Hatch sit down on the roof of an SUV in the parking lot and hoped he was losing steam, Voeller said. If Hatch calmed down enough, it could allow a mental health counselor to make contact, he said.
But Voeller saw Hatch jump down from the SUV. Hatch yelled more taunts at the officers, at one point shouting: "I'm coming to you then, pig. Let's go! Let's go!"
Hatch headed toward Voeller and the other officers, the sergeant testified, closing in from about 70 yards away. Hatch quickened his step, first to a jog and then sprinting from about 30 yards away with what appeared to be a gun aimed at them, Voeller said.
Despite a police officer's calls to stop and "Hands up," Hatch yelled: "One. Two. Three" according to smartphone video taken by a witness.
Voeller interpreted the counting as "an ultimatum...He's going to kill us."
Seconds later, Voeller and the two officers fired 19 rounds at Hatch. Six shots struck him and two were fatal, with one hitting his right chest and the other piercing his liver, gallbladder and left kidney.
At the time he was shot, Hatch was considered a federal prison escapee for failing to report the night of Feb. 12 to a halfway house in Colorado after his release from federal prison in Sheridan that same day on a bank robbery conviction. He was supposed to board a plane bound for Denver.
Hatch was also identified as a suspect in two bank robberies between the time he was release and when he was shot. Authorities say he robbed an Albina Community Bank along Northeast Sandy Boulevard on Feb. 13, and a Wells Fargo bank in Clackamas on Feb. 15.


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Japanese superhero anime television series Super Crook. This series is based on a comic book written by Mark Millar of the same name. This animated series directed by Motonobu Hori and written by Dai Satō. This highly beloved series is animated by "Bones". Original language of the series is Japanese. With the genre of heist and superhero the series has already won the heart of many fans from all over the world. Super Crook has 1 season of 13 episodes.
It premiered on worldwide Netflix on November 25, 2021. This series is highly talked about among audiences. The series started with the title "Electro Boy" of the first episode and concluded with the title "Super Crook". Super Crook is all about the heist done by Johnny Bolt.
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Super Crook aired on November 25, 2021, on Thursday. The trailer of this animated series launched on September 25, 2021, and got around 414k views on the official YouTube channel of Netflix. After the launch of the trailer, audiences were very excited about the series. In March 2019, Netflix announced the production of the series and the world premiere of the series in June 2021, at Annecy International Animation Film Festival.
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Johnny Bolt, voiced by Kenjiro Tsuda; Kasey, voiced by Maaya Sakamoto; Christopher Matt, voiced by Maaya Sakamoto; Carmine, voiced by Yasuji Kimura; Josh, voiced by Junichi Suwabe; Gladiator, voiced by Pierre Taki; Forecast, voiced by KENN; Roddy Diesel, voiced by Tetsu Inada.
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Q: redefine local liquibase properies that are still visible in included files Some of my tables implement concepts that need certain columns. I want to avoid having to copy the changesets for those columns to all relevant tables and would instead rather reuse a template to create the actual changesets.
Based on different ideas I found on the net I tried this:
db/templates/0004-create-validity-period-data-template.xml
<?xml version="1.1" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?>
<databaseChangeLog
        xmlns="http://www.liquibase.org/xml/ns/dbchangelog"
        xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
        xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.liquibase.org/xml/ns/dbchangelog
                            http://www.liquibase.org/xml/ns/dbchangelog/dbchangelog-3.5.xsd">

    <include file="../templates/0002-create-versioned-data-template.xml" relativeToChangelogFile="true" />

    <changeSet author="${table.author}" id="Create ValidityPeriodData for ${table.name}" >
        <comment>Create columns of super class ValidityPeriodData for table ${table.name}</comment>
        <addColumn tableName="${table.name}" >
            <column name="valid_from" type="date" remarks="the earliest point in time when this entry is valid" />
            <column name="valid_until" type="date" remarks="the last point in time when this entry is valid" />
        </addColumn>
    </changeSet>

</databaseChangeLog>

db/changelog/0017-create-credential-table.xml
<?xml version="1.1" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?>
<databaseChangeLog
        xmlns="http://www.liquibase.org/xml/ns/dbchangelog"
        xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
        xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.liquibase.org/xml/ns/dbchangelog
                            http://www.liquibase.org/xml/ns/dbchangelog/dbchangelog-3.5.xsd">

    <property name="table.name" value="login" />
    <property name="table.author" value="guess ;-)" />

    <include file="../templates/0004-create-validity-period-data-template.xml" relativeToChangelogFile="true" />

    <changeSet author="${table.author}" id="Create Credential table">
        <addColumn tableName="${table.name}">
            <column name="login_id" type="${uuid_type}"/>
            <column name="password" type="VARCHAR(255)">
                <constraints nullable="false"/>
            </column>
            <column name="salt" type="VARCHAR(128)"/>
        </addColumn>
        <addForeignKeyConstraint baseColumnNames="login_id"
                                 baseTableName="${table.name}"
                                 constraintName="fk_credential_of_login"
                                 onDelete="RESTRICT"
                                 onUpdate="RESTRICT"
                                 referencedColumnNames="id"
                                 referencedTableName="login"/>
    </changeSet>

</databaseChangeLog>

The Problem
The properties (table.name, table.author) are by default global="true", which means they are visible in all changeset files, but they can not be overwritten/redefined. So this only works for a single table, which defeats the purpose.
If I declare them as global="false" I can redefine them for every table that needs those columns, however now the included files do not see those properties.
The Question
Is there a way to redefine or overwrite properties for different changeset files (like what global="false" does) but still have them behave like global="true" in included files even recursively.

A: Background
I had a look at the source code of liquibase. It turns out the current implementation (in versions 3.6.2, 3.6.3, 3.8.0) works a bit strange.
private ChangeLogParameter findParameter(String key, DatabaseChangeLog changeLog) {
    ChangeLogParameter result = null;

    List<ChangeLogParameter> found = new ArrayList<>();
    for (ChangeLogParameter param : changeLogParameters) {
        if (param.getKey().equalsIgnoreCase(key) && param.isValid()) {
            found.add(param);
        }
    }

    if (found.size() == 1) {
        // this case is typically a global param, but could also be a unique non-global param in one specific
        // changelog
        result = found.get(0);
    } else if (found.size() > 1) {
        for (ChangeLogParameter changeLogParameter : found) {
            if (changeLogParameter.getChangeLog().equals(changeLog)) {
                result = changeLogParameter;
            }
        }
    }

    return result;
}

You also need to know that expressions get expanded as soon as a changeSet is parsed. Parameters defined in changeSets which have not been read yet, can not be considered.
So the first time a parameter is encountered, it is in effect treated, as if it was global=true no matter if that's the case or not.
A second global parameter with the same name will not be recorded. However a second local parameter will be recorded.
Once the parameter list contains a second ChangeLogParameter with the same name, those will be expanded differently. Now it looks for the last defined version of that parameter defined in the same changeset file - but again not matter if it global or local.

Answer
So to answer my own question. The current implementation of  liquibase does not support that kind of thing. On top of that it behaves somewhat inconsistent in regards to expanding expressions.

Solution?
I filed a bug report with liquibase CORE-3493 and provided a possible solution on GitHub.
Edit:
This change has been incorporated in version 3.10.2. However be aware that I unknowingly introduced a breaking change issue #1293. This does not matter for new projects, but may break existing projects if variables have been used already. A workaround for that is suggested in the issue.

A: I think you have a misconception about liquibase changeSets usage.
ChangeSet should be atomic and follow "one action - one changeSet" concept. It's not supposed to be some kind of "reusable function". Such approach may damage your database schema. For that reason, you don't delete old changeSets
So I suggest you write changeSets for each and every table you need to add columns to.
Also, take a look at this article: Trimming ChangeLog Files


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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex greeted members of the public who had gathered outside the building before embarking on a tour of the museum with EPIC's Founder and Chairman, Neville Isdell, and Deputy Museum Director, Jessica Traynor.
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