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package com.streamsets.pipeline.stage.origin.startJob;

import com.streamsets.pipeline.api.Config;
import com.streamsets.pipeline.api.StageUpgrader;
import com.streamsets.pipeline.config.upgrade.UpgraderTestUtils;
import com.streamsets.pipeline.upgrader.SelectorStageUpgrader;
import org.junit.Before;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.mockito.Mockito;

import java.net.URL;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

public class TestStartJobSourceUpgrader {

  private StageUpgrader upgrader;
  private List<Config> configs;
  private StageUpgrader.Context context;

  @Before
  public void setUp() {
    URL yamlResource = ClassLoader.getSystemClassLoader().getResource("upgrader/StartJobDSource.yaml");
    upgrader = new SelectorStageUpgrader("stage", null, yamlResource);
    configs = new ArrayList<>();
    context = Mockito.mock(StageUpgrader.Context.class);
  }

  @Test
  public void testV1ToV2Upgrade() {
    Mockito.doReturn(1).when(context).getFromVersion();
    Mockito.doReturn(2).when(context).getToVersion();

    String configPrefix = "conf.tlsConfig.";
    configs = upgrader.upgrade(configs, context);

    UpgraderTestUtils.assertExists(configs, configPrefix + "useRemoteKeyStore", false);
    UpgraderTestUtils.assertExists(configs, configPrefix + "privateKey", "");
    UpgraderTestUtils.assertExists(configs, configPrefix + "certificateChain", new ArrayList<>());
    UpgraderTestUtils.assertExists(configs, configPrefix + "trustedCertificates", new ArrayList<>());
  }

  @Test
  public void testV2ToV3Upgrade() {
    configs.add(new Config("conf.baseUrl", "http://sch"));
    configs.add(new Config("conf.username", "user"));
    configs.add(new Config("conf.password", "pass"));

    Mockito.doReturn(2).when(context).getFromVersion();
    Mockito.doReturn(3).when(context).getToVersion();

    configs = upgrader.upgrade(configs, context);

    UpgraderTestUtils.assertExists(configs, "conf.controlHubConfig.baseUrl", "http://sch");
    UpgraderTestUtils.assertExists(configs, "conf.controlHubConfig.username", "user");
    UpgraderTestUtils.assertExists(configs, "conf.controlHubConfig.password", "pass");
  }

  @Test
  public void testV3ToV4Upgrade() {
    configs.add(new Config("conf.tlsConfig.foo", "FOO"));

    Mockito.doReturn(3).when(context).getFromVersion();
    Mockito.doReturn(4).when(context).getToVersion();

    configs = upgrader.upgrade(configs, context);

    UpgraderTestUtils.assertExists(configs, "conf.controlHubConfig.client.tlsConfig.foo", "FOO");
    UpgraderTestUtils.assertExists(configs, "conf.controlHubConfig.client.connectTimeoutMillis", 10000);
    UpgraderTestUtils.assertExists(configs, "conf.controlHubConfig.client.readTimeoutMillis", 10000);
    UpgraderTestUtils.assertExists(configs, "conf.controlHubConfig.client.useProxy", false);
    UpgraderTestUtils.assertExists(configs, "conf.controlHubConfig.client.proxy.uri", "");
    UpgraderTestUtils.assertExists(configs, "conf.controlHubConfig.client.proxy.username", "");
    UpgraderTestUtils.assertExists(configs, "conf.controlHubConfig.client.proxy.password", "");
    UpgraderTestUtils.assertExists(configs, "conf.controlHubConfig.client.requestLoggingConfig.logLevel", "FINE");
    UpgraderTestUtils.assertExists(configs, "conf.controlHubConfig.client.requestLoggingConfig.verbosity", "HEADERS_ONLY");
    UpgraderTestUtils.assertExists(configs, "conf.controlHubConfig.client.requestLoggingConfig.maxEntitySize", 0);
  }

  @Test
  public void testV4ToV5Upgrade() {
    Mockito.doReturn(4).when(context).getFromVersion();
    Mockito.doReturn(5).when(context).getToVersion();

    configs = upgrader.upgrade(configs, context);

    UpgraderTestUtils.assertExists(configs, "conf.controlHubConfig.authenticationType", "USER_PASSWORD");
    UpgraderTestUtils.assertExists(configs, "conf.controlHubConfig.componentId", "");
    UpgraderTestUtils.assertExists(configs, "conf.controlHubConfig.authToken", "");
  }

}


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You could fill a library with books about the scandals of the Clinton administration, which eventually led to Bill Clinton's impeachment by the House and acquittal by the Senate. Bill and Hillary Clinton have told the story from their perspectives, as have journalists, pundits, and various participants. But over the last two decades, former independent counsel Ken Starr – the prosecutor at the center of the storm – has kept silent.
Now Starr finally shares his unique perspective on the investigation that began with the Whitewater land deal and spread to a wide range of President Clinton's actions, including accusations of sexual harassment and perjury in the Monica Lewinsky scandal. Starr's narrative includes behind-the-scenes details that have never before emerged as well as a new analysis from the perspective of history.
With today's headlines filled with debates about presidential abuse of power, sexual harassment, and what actions actually justify impeachment, Starr's story and insights have become more relevant than ever.


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This volume contains a detailed exposition of the scripture and an easy-to-read commentary on Revelation. Each passage is reviewed in its context and with its historical perspective, and the finished work of Christ is revealed. The work of the Holy Spirit is seen as never before as the scriptures come alive for believers and their walk today.
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Jimmy Swaggart was born March 15, 1935, in Ferriday, Louisiana. Ministering the Word under the anointing of the Holy Spirit, he preached to stadiums filled with capacity crowds around the world and, pioneered televangelism through his weekly telecast. In the 1980's his television programming transmitted to over 3,000 stations and innumerable cable systems each week. Reverend Swaggart's telecasts were seen by more than eight million people in the United States and by more than 500 million people worldwide, making it the most widespread mass communication of the Gospel in history!
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Traditions reflect the characteristics of every culture. Every country has traditions unique to them, that may be found odd by foreigners. Turkey, being the "bridge" between the East and the West, has traditions that are influenced by both cultures. Click through for seven traditions from Turkey that some may find peculiar, as compiled by İnci Hazal Özcan.
Gold Day: This is a social gathering that is organized between Turkish women. Women from all ages get together with their friends or neighbors and collect gold coins. In every event, a participant becomes the host and prepares meals for her guests. Every guest brings a gold coin for the host, and this process is done for every member of the group on other days. It is an excuse for women to get together and enjoy each other's company, but also a way to save money for the women, since purchasing gold is seen as a great investment in Turkey.
The Ramadan Drummer: The month of Ramadan is holy for the Muslim community. It is the month of fasting and understanding what the famished go through. During Ramadan, Muslims fast until sunset and can eat until sunrise. Muslims wake up before the dawn to eat for the day. And waking up before dawn is not quite easy. Here, the Ramadan drummer weighs in. He marches the streets, plays his drum, and yells out different things, including poetry verses. Neighborhood residents are expected to tip the drummer for his services at the end of Ramadan. It is a tradition from the Ottoman times, but a fading one now. Nowadays, people use their smart phones to set alarms, hence, the need for drummers has vanished.
Henna Night: Henna nights can be considered as the Middle Eastern equivalent of a bachelorette's party. It is done before the wedding between the bride, her family, the groom's family and her friends, consisting only of women. During the night, henna is applied on the bride's hands. Some say that henna symbolizes virginity, while others see in it a sign of blessing and prosperity. On the night, guests dance and laugh, but also cry, because even though the night is a celebration for the bride's marriage, it is also the night she bids farewell to her parent's and the house she grew up in.
Asking for a woman's hand in marriage: This is a ceremony done within the bride's and groom's families, after their decision of marriage. Following the groom's proposal, his parents visit the bride's parents' house, generally with a box of chocolates and a bouquet of flowers, and ask the elders of the family for approval. Mostly, the elder is the family's father, but not a must. In this ceremony, Turkish coffee is made for the guests and salty coffee is presented to the groom.
Pouring Molten Lead: Turks believe in the power of negative energy and the evil eye. In every Turkish house, one can see the evil eye figure, generally made out of glass, which is believed to ward off the "nazar," meaning the evil eye. But another way for Turks to repel negative energy is to pour molten lead. The person who believes is under the gaze of the evil eye generally sits on the ground under a table cloth. A wide bowl, held above the participant's head, has a cup of water in it. Sometimes a pair of the participant's shoe is placed in the bowl along with other things. Then, a spiritual expert comes and drops the molten lead into the water. After the procedure, the expert recites prayers and interprets the lead by looking at the shapes that are formed when the molten lead meets cold water.
Sıra Night: Sıra Night is an entertaining tradition exclusive to Turkey's southeastern provinces, particularly Şanlıurfa. During this night, where no women are allowed, men get together, make "çiğ köfte" (raw meatball) and drink "rakı"- an alcoholic beverage flavored with anise. They eat, drink, sing songs, and play instruments and games. Yet, the sıra night is not all about fun and games. Participants of the night collect money to help the poor. Every occasion, from weddings to funerals, is a reason to organize the sıra night. It is an event where feelings of friendship and benevolence are dominant.


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Princess Sofia of Sweden Gives Pregnancy Update After COVID-19 Diagnosis
Everything is going well for Princess Sofia of Sweden and baby!
The Swedish Royal Court has given an update on the royal's pregnancy to the Swedish's Svensk Damtiding magazine. "Princess Sofia is still fine, and everything is going well," they said in a statement.
Princess Sofia's pregnancy news came in December, shortly after she and husband Prince Carl Philip announced that they had tested positive for coronavirus and were quarantining.
The royal couple began to experience flu-like symptoms in late November, not long after family members gathered to mourn Queen Silvia's brother, Walther Sommerlath, who died on Oct. 23.
Princess Sofia, 36, has been praised for her efforts to help amid the pandemic. In April, in order to help ease the strain on the healthcare system, she completed an intensive online training program in order to volunteer at Sophiahemmet Hospital, of which she is Honorary Chair.
Princess Sofia and Prince Carl Philip shared their baby news with a stunning black and white photo posted on the royal family's official Instagram page. "We are happy and excited and look forward to welcoming our third child," they said. "A new little member of our family."
The baby, which the couple says is set to arrive in late March or early April, will be a sibling for Prince Alexander, 4, and Prince Gabriel, 3.
Princess Sofia gave a small glimpse of her baby bump in new photos and video of their family lighting candles to mark the third Sunday of Advent and celebrate St. Lucia's Day.
"We also want to express our warmest thanks for all the nice congratulations to our growing family," they wrote on Instagram.
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Prince Carl Philip's father, King Carl XVI Gustaf, announced in October 2019 that he decided to strip the HRH titles from children of Prince Carl Philip and Princess Sofia as well as his daughter Princess Madeleine and Chris O'Neill.
Prince Carl Philip and Princess Sofia's third child will be the family's first new addition since the rule went into effect. The baby won't have a HRH title like Prince Alexander and Prince Gabriel did when they were born. The baby will have the title of Prince and Princess, but the title is personal and any future spouses or children will not have a right to them.
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Nurtured and encouraged by their families, Soumia Meiyappan and Sakshi Kanda, are each Movers and Shakers whose dads told them to simply go for it. I believe a woman's first hero is her dad and when your hero tells you to grab a fistful of stars, you don't question.
Brampton's Soumia Meiyappan, 30, seen here with Alex Trebek, the iconic host of Jeopardy, a popular game show. The Toronto desi may be among the last batch of Canadians to take part in the show as Jeopardy has changed its eligibility rules.
I met Soumia and her wonderfully warm family days before a momentous event was set to unfold: Y'see, Soumia had finally made it to Jeopardy and the episode featuring her was about to be aired.
Soumia sat on her father's knees watching the American game show Jeopardy since she was five or so. Since then, all she has wanted was to become a contestant in a show that has cult-following status here in North America.
Coincidentally, Soumia will be among the last few Canadians to participate in the show as Jeopardy's not accepting Canuck participants anymore.
To anyone that's unaware of the steps involved to get into Jeopardy, trust me, it's not easy. The threshold of intelligence and general knowledge needed can be daunting.
Although Soumia did not win big bucks, she gamely shared her experiences of the process, behind-the-scenes, the thrill and the lessons (life).
By day, Soumia works as a research associate in family medicine at the University Health Network. Currently, she's co-leading a study examining the barriers patients face in following up with their family doctor after they have been discharged from the hospital.
When she's not doing that, she's aspiring to check off few items from her bucket list.
Last month, when the iconic theme music announcing the start of Jeopardy blared and the stage lit up, viewers saw a smiling and confident Soumia ready for the challenge.
As the fast-paced game show began, hundreds of Canadians cheered for Soumia.
Soumia was initially a strong contender, until she got the category every Canadian dreads- American history. Many said afterwards, it was unfair, but a philosophical Soumia believes since Jeopardy is an American show, it understandably features U.S. centric content. Canadians, she said, are expected to go the "extra kilometre" when preparing. The American history proved to be her undoing. She lost in Jeopardy, but won in life.
"I have been watching Jeopardy since I was maybe 4 or 5," Soumia said. "It was my dad who introduced me to the show and it soon became a weeknight ritual where we would watch and keep score between the two of us. I think it was that initial friendly competition between my dad and I that sparked my interest in the show."
So, when she received the invitation to an in-person audition in Boston in September last year (after passing a rigorous online screening test), Soumia was ecstatic. She had auditioned for the show six years ago, but failed to make the cut.
This painting of Soumia as a Jeopardy contestant was rendered by her talented sister Pavi, an artist extraordinaire. Soumia Meiyappan is one of the last Canadians to participate in the American game show Jeopardy.
"This time around, I had had six more years of Jeopardy-watching and an audition under my belt, and I was a whole lot more confident," she said.
Squeezing the buzzer on time requires quick reflexes and that's a critical skillset to have in Jeopardy. Soumia practiced on ballpoint pens. She also schooled herself in ensuring her answers were in a question format because the Jeopardy rules demand that.
At the in-person audition in Boston, Soumia and 30 others had to answer a written test of 50 questions. Then, in groups of three, they engaged in a mock game with buzzers.
"This was really to see how we all played the game: did we project our voices well? Did we remember to phrase our responses in the form of a question? Did we seem nervous?" she said. "The coordinators let us know that they will keep us in the 'contestant pool' for about 18 months and that only if they wanted to call us to be on the show would they give us a call."
Less than two months after her audition, Soumia received the nod to appear on the show. Before she left for Los Angeles, her friends and family gave her a piece of advice: just have fun and remember, it's the experience of a lifetime.
"I loved every minute of the actual taping, which took place in Los Angeles in mid-January," said Soumia who someday wants to travel and write a screenplay. "The show's coordinators were all so enthusiastic and amazing at pumping us up and getting us ready for the show. We did not know who we would face, as that was determined right before each show started. However, unlike at the audition, where conversations between contestant hopefuls was cordial at best, there was a real camaraderie between us in the green room, now that we all knew we had reached our goals of being on the show."
Alex Trebek, Jeopardy's host is a fellow Canadian and it's said many star-struck contestant that gawked at the host instead of answering the questions were doomed. Our hometown gal Soumia is made of sterner stuff. She focused on the game, but nevertheless admits to being thrilled when Trebek introduced her as a "fellow Canadian."
"I was so mesmerized by the beautiful studio lights and couldn't believe how fast the game went by," she told Toronto Desi Diaries.
Life after and the show
Soumia's life, post-Jeopardy carries on. Even though she now knows how the "secret sauce is made," she was afraid, the show would lose its magic. That has not happened.
"I am also fortunate in that not only do I have a Jeopardy-watching family, but can also count a number of colleagues as fans of the show – namely, Dr. Jeff Bloom, who is the chief family physician where I work," she said. "Every morning, our conversation starts with 'so, did you get Final Jeopardy last night?' it's akin to sports fans asking each other if they caught the game last night."
On a side note: Soumia loves collecting snow globes. Her favourite was the one she found in Sri Lanka. Who knew you could find snow globes there, she asks.
Stay tuned. In the next blog, Sakshi shares her secrets.
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Tri-County CAC board to take inventory of assets
By Joshua Keeran - jkeeran@civitasmedia.com
The board of trustees of Tri-County Community Action Commission Inc. on Aug. 20 discussed compiling an inventory of the agency's remaining assets and voted to retain its legal counsel.
In April 2014, Tri-County, which no longer holds any state grants, ceased offering services to residents of Champaign, Logan and Shelby counties amidst financial fallout, but the board has remained intact to resolve its debt issues.
Board Chairman Al Evans discussed a need for the board to make a list of all Tri-County's remaining inventory, much of which remains stored in the agency's three remaining properties – 111 N. Detroit St. (Liberty Gathering Place) in West Liberty, 125 E. Patterson Ave. in Bellefontaine and 315 W. Auburn Ave. (Transportation for Logan County hub) in Bellefontaine. Tri-County also owns two small lots in Bellefontaine – one on Clagg Street and one on West Columbus Avenue.
Evans said the remaining inventory includes paper documents, computers, servers, phones, restaurant equipment, a box truck and miscellaneous equipment.
"The truck won't run, and it's pretty rusty," he said, adding it may be scrapped if it can't be fixed and sold. "The majority of stuff we will have to deal with are the records. We need to find a place to store them until this litigation is over."
As for Tri-County's debt, Evans estimated the agency owes $450,000 for its Patterson Avenue property, $110,000 for the West Liberty property, $215,000 (second mortgage) on the Auburn Avenue property, $210,000 to the Ohio Development Services Agency, $15,000 to the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services, $11,000 to the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation and $185,000 to third-party vendors.
"I get mail every day. Every time I get a letter, I contact the party and explain the situation," Evans said. "Some have written off our debt, but I don't know that for sure."
When asked whether filing bankruptcy was an option, Evans responded by saying, "We've talked about it. No one has really forced our hands."
Board member Jim Holycross added, "The board is working tirelessly to resolve our debt."
Since late last year, Tri-County has sold three of its properties – 1771 County Road 130 in Bellefontaine (sold for $170,000 in November 2014), 1431 N. Main Ave. in Sidney (sold for $101,000 in December 2014) and 955 N. Main St. in Urbana (sold for $150,000 on March 31).
As for Tri-County's legal counsel, the board approved by a 6-0 vote a resolution authorizing Evans to take the necessary actions to retain the services of attorney Beverly A. Meyer on and after Aug. 31.
"The firm Beverly is a partner in currently is disbanding," Evans said. "She and one of her associates there are going to join another law firm. In order to make everything on the up and up and ensure that when Beverly moves from her current law firm to her new law firm she can take all the records and everything at her current law firm over to her new law firm and continue as our counsel, we need to have a board resolution."
Tri-County is using its insurance provider to pay for the majority of its legal counsel, Evans said.
"Ms. Meyer is doing a lot of pro bono work," he added.
By Joshua Keeran
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Joshua Keeran may be reached at 937-652-1331 (ext. 1774) or on Twitter @UDCKeeran.
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Whilst the 2014 season heads into its decisive phase, the DRIVE M7 Aspar Team is already shaping its plans for 2015 and is today pleased to announce the signing of Eugene Laverty for its MotoGP project.
The current World Superbike rider began his international career in Grand Prix, competing in the 250cc category in 2007 and 2008, and he has gone from strength to strength since then, meaning that the DRIVE M7 Aspar Team will now welcome a talented and experienced rider back to the paddock.
Laverty, from Toomebridge, Northern Ireland, has twice finished as runner-up in World Supersport (2009 and 2010) and was also runner-up in World Superbikes in 2013. In six seasons of production racing the 28-year-old has ridden a host of different machinery for various manufacturers, winning races for all of them, showing his great adaptability as a rider.
Aside from this obvious talent, the DRIVE M7 Aspar Team sees him as a gifted rider with the potential to continue improving, and is pleased to offer him the opportunity to ride a Honda in MotoGP next season.


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Q: Vagrant Puppet guest cli output on host I have been using Vagrant with Puppet for a few days; this is a cool tool in the context of automation.
I have a question. Sometimes apt operations (or git clone) take a few minutes to download all the packages. Vagrant logs all operations on the host's cli, but only those that have already been performed. There is no information about the currently executing task, so I am not sure if the machine hanged or if an operation is still running.
Is there a possibility to output all the guest's cli output on the host's cli in Vagrant?
I am running Vagrant 1.4.3 on Windows 8 via Git Bash and this solution didn't work for me:
Vagrant provision live output

A: You can pass extra options to the puppet command in the Vagrantfile, among which --verbose and/or --debug. This is the example reported in Vagrant documentation (link):
Vagrant.configure("2") do |config|
  config.vm.provision "puppet" do |puppet|
    puppet.options = "--verbose --debug"
  end
end

By passing these options the output in the host console should be much more verbose.

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Index Fungorum

#### Published in
Revis. gen. pl. (Leipzig) 3(2): 497 (1898)

#### Original name
Polyporus phocinus Berk. & Broome

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The scar from a cancer patient's brain tumour removal operation is seen in this filepic. Such scars may soon be a thing of the past with the availability of Gamma Knife surgery.
The Gamma Knife helps destroy difficult-to-access tumours
November 26, 2017 Health, Wellness
By dr hardip singh gendeh
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In the last decade, we have seen minimally invasive endoscopic surgery making headway in the treatment of head and neck tumours.
However, like the scalpel blade, surgical telescopes have their limitations.
Multiple small tumours with central locations are difficult to access due to the risk of destroying surrounding structures while making a pathway to approach them.
So, how do we gain access to such tumours?
Therapeutic radiological inventions like Gamma Knife are the answer.
The Gamma Knife
The Gamma Knife was invented in 1967 by professor of neurosurgery Dr Lars Leksell, brain surgeon Dr Ladislau Steiner and radiobiologist Prof Dr Borje Larsson in Stockholm, Sweden.
It was then handed over to the University of California, Los Angeles, United States, in 1979 for clinical trials.
The term "knife" is a misnomer.
The procedure is compared to surgery because it produces similar results, which is to get rid of or destroy a tumour.
A study of 290 patients post-Gamma Knife treatment published by the American Journal of Clinical Oncology in 2016 revealed that approximately 87.7% and 87.2% had no tumour progression over a 10- and 20-year period of follow-up respectively.
According to Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia Medical Centre (UKMMC) consultant brain surgeon Associate Professor Dr Ramesh Kumar, many refer to Gamma Knife as the "miracle knife" as it provides a single, high-dose radiation with pinpoint accuracy and precision to a critical area of the brain. It is often used to address small tumours of the brain with minimal effect to surrounding tissues.
More than 23,500 patients have been treated with Gamma Knife worldwide up to the year 2014.
In Asia, Japan leads with 53 Gamma Knife machines, a ratio of one machine to 2.4 million of its population.
For Malaysia to meet that ratio, we will require 13 Gamma Knife machines nationwide, with an average of one per state.
The Gamma Knife machine consists of a shielded gantry containing cobalt-60 sources arranged in a half circle that shine gamma radiation to the target point in the brain. — Wikimedia Commons
Stereotactic radiosurgery allows for calculated doses of gradient concentrations of ionising radiation to the tumour with minimal effect to the surrounding tissue.
UKMMC senior consultant oncologist and Oncology and Radiotherapy Department head Prof Datuk Dr Fuad Ismail shares, "The Gamma Knife is useful in treating brain tumours that are challenging or risky to access with surgery, especially among patients with multiple brain tumours."
Multiple brain tumours may occur due to spread of cancer from other parts of the body, a process termed metastasis.
A study carried out in Sarawak in 2014, and published in the Malaysian Journal of Medicine, showed that brain metastasis from other parts of the body are not only a rising in trend in our population, but also doubled in the four years of the study.
UKMMC consultant brain surgeon and Neurosurgical Unit head Assoc Prof Dr Azizi Abdul Bakar shares that the Gamma Knife can also be used in addition to brain surgery, when the tumour is unable to be completely removed due to its close proximity to other vital structures such as major blood vessels and nerves in the brain.
The Gamma Knife machine consists of a shielded gantry containing cobalt-60 sources arranged in a half circle that shine gamma radiation to the target point in the brain.
Assoc Prof Ramesh likens it to concentrating sunlight with a magnifying glass.
With the Gamma Knife, the cobalt-60 sources act as sunlight and the head protector acts as a magnifying glass to concentrate the light beams onto a small surface area.
Prof Fuad says, "Firstly, a head-frame or custom-made face mask based on the curvature of the individual's head and face is used to lock the patient's head in place.
"Then, the patient will have to undergo conventional imaging with CT and MRI, to map out the coordinates of the tumour in the brain.
"Thirdly, the patient will be placed at the Gamma Knife machine and targeted gamma rays will be shined upon the marked target."
The face mask or frame is a system to hold the head steady, preventing any unwanted movement that may alter the calibrated direction of the gamma rays to the target.
The process, however, has a multitude of steps involving a multidisciplinary team of brain surgeons (neurosurgeons), cancer physicians (oncologists), imaging doctors (radiologists) and a physics expert (physicist).
Initial CT/MRI findings and the feasibility of the Gamma Knife procedure will have to be evaluated and discussed among the brain surgeons, cancer physicians and imaging doctors.
UKMMC neuroradiologist Assoc Prof Datin Dr Shahizon Azura shares that target areas will be marked by the brain surgeons and radiology doctors.
Computer planning of gamma rays will be performed by the oncologist, neurosurgeon and physicist.
Occasionally, an anaesthetist consult will be required for sedation.
According to Prof Fuad, the Gamma Knife is effective on brain tumours that originate from nerves (neuromas), the pituitary gland (pituitary adenomas), coverings of the brain (meningiomas) and brain tissues (gliomas).
It has also been shown to be effective in treating abnormal blood vessels in the brain and spinal cord, such as arteriovenous malformations (inborn abnormalities of the small vessels of the brain).
Its use is also being explored for functional disorders of the brain such as chronic facial pain caused by the trigeminal nerve (trigeminal neuralgia), epilepsy, depression and obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD).
The use of Gamma Knife in functional disorders is still in its infancy and not widely accepted.
Studies have also highlighted its use in acoustic neuroma, a non-cancerous tumour that originates from the hearing and balance nerves in the brain.
"Stereotactic radiotherapy such as Gamma Knife has a role in acoustic neuromas that are very small and less than 2cm in diameter. It is an option for non-surgical candidates, offering similar tumour control rates," says UKMMC senior consultant Ear, Nose and Throat surgeon and Otorhinolaryngo-logy – Head and Neck Surgery Department head Prof Dr Asma Abdullah.
She adds that the Gamma Knife has been used in Malaysia in selected cases with good outcomes, though it is still a relatively new technology to us.
Various benefits
Surgeons have progressed from using scalpels to minimally-invasive endoscopy, as seen in this filepic, to non-invasive methods like the Gamma Knife.
Gamma Knife treatment is often a day-care procedure whereby patients visit the centre to receive their treatment and are allowed home by the end of the day.
According to Dr Sonia Manocha, "My late father had Gamma Knife treatment and it was painless, which made it bearable."
Assoc Prof Ramesh adds, "The Gamma Knife can be used to treat multiple lesions and most patients only require a single treatment."
Unlike conventional radiotherapy which limits whole grain radiation to once a lifetime, Gamma Knife treatment can be repeatedly if required.
Patients generally have a shorter recovery time and each procedure should take between 20 minutes to three hours depending on the complexity of the case.
Following treatment, the patient will be allowed to return home within the same day and resume their normal activities.
It has less side effects compared to conventional radiotherapy as the gamma rays are concentrated on the targeted tumour, thus resulting in less damage to structures on its approach during shining.
This also enables more patients to be treated in a day.
The Gamma Knife treatment does have its downside.
Firstly, it is an expensive technology and cost of treatment will be higher compared to conventional radiotherapy.
The counter argument is that most Gamma Knife patients only require one treatment, while conventional radiotherapy requires multiple courses of treatment depending on the nature of the disease.
According to UKM Faculty of Medicine dean Prof Dr Zaleha Abdullah Mahdy, UKMMC will be the first government-based healthcare agency to equip itself with the Gamma Knife.
The Gamma Knife treatment centre at the university hospital was launched by Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr S. Subramaniam in February and is due to be completed soon.
Dr Hardip Singh Gendeh is a resident medical officer at the UKMMC Department of Otorhinolaryngology – Head & Neck Surgery. For more information, e-mail starhealth@thestar.com.my.
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Before I tell you about my new little hot obsession with BCBGeneration- I must show you the piggies I found at their new store in the Mission Viejo mall! Just as I had mentioned in an earlier post, I swear these pigs are popping up everywhere. I first got my little pig in May when I was graduating. Even if you had told me there was sale for only 5 minutes, it still would have been hard to get my pig fixated attention. This is just ONE of the many reasons behind my new found love.
Sometimes there are a few items you come across and just know you HAVE to have, even if it means making your lunch all week to save the $100 for a few new hot therapeutic finds. If you are from Orange County, all I have to say is; if you're planning on going to the Mission Viejo mall these days, leave your wallet at home. Tons of new stores have been popping up- BCBGeneration, True Religion, The Disney store, Zara, H&M (opening soon), Rosetta Stone, Swarovski Crystal and they are currently getting ready to fertilize the top and bottom level of the old Saks to make way for a bigger, better more overwhelming Forever 21.
Back to BCBGeneration, in the past the only items I ever bought by this brand were either from Nordstrom's or its rack store. I do know of the BCBGeneration store in Los Angeles, however, I never got a chance to skip by. Let me tell you- this is my new favorite store. As I have been slightly disappointed with Nordstrom's merchandise recently (I saw a dress on display, which I most definitely had been creeping on a few weeks earlier at Santee Alley for 1/6 of the price) Really Nordstrom's? It was disappointing because I have always felt my purchases at Nordstrom's were of the best quality and further, somewhat worth the price. Santee Alley clothing is only meant for a few wears, not really investment clothing. Also, knowing the Generation store was incorporated with BCBG I knew the items would be solid. I was also super impressed with their entire in store inventory. Their items were not things I've seen at BEBE or Nordstrom's or Zara. Some might have paralleled a few things from Zara but for the most part everything was one of a kind. They had tons of leggings with swarovski crystals on the side which I thought would be hot to wear at night instead of just your plain jane black leggings. They also had a ton of cute blouses and shirts that looked professional, but could also be dressed down with some glitzy jewelry for a night out or dinner.
Below are a few of my favorite items I found and must haves' for any wardrobe. As a matter of fact, you know that little black dress in your closet you wear over and over and want something to spice it up, something to make you feel hotter and new? These are some of the best add ons to your already beloved wardrobe old-timers.
BCBGeneration GIGI Satchel- On SALE in store! Can liven up any outfit. Stylish, sophisticated and hot.
I love how you are doing my shopping for me. Thanks! Does anyone else get confused when they go to the mall or is it just me?


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Nella mitologia norrena, Logi (norreno antico "fuoco") o Hálogi ("alta fiamma") è un gigante (Jǫtunn). Pur non appartenendo alla schiera degli Æsir né ai Vanir, è la divinità che rappresenta il fuoco, come suo fratello Ægir è personificazione del mare e Kári la personificazione del vento. Insieme, rappresentano le tre forze primigenie che plasmarono la Terra. Figlio del gigante Fornjótr, sua moglie era la gigantessa Glöð, che gli diede due graziose figlie, Eisa ("brace", "ceneri") e Eimyrja ("brace splendente").

Logi è spesso confuso con Loki per via di certi attributi condivisi con quest'ultimo, specie in riferimento alla probabile origine del nome (Richard Wagner nel suo dramma mitologico L'anello del Nibelungo unì le due divinità in una sola, chiamata in tedesco Loge).

Fonti primarie

Gylfaginning
Logi appare nel Gylfaginning (parte dellEdda in prosa) di Snorri Sturluson nel racconto del viaggio di Thor e Loki per il Jǫtunheimr. Giunti al castello del gigante Útgarða-Loki, Loki si trova a sfidare Logi nel chi era più veloce a mangiare. Fu posta una distesa di carne su un lungo tavolo e i due contendenti iniziarono ognuno da un lato per vedere chi prima arrivava nel mezzo. Entrambi impiegarono ugual tempo per raggiungere il mezzo del tavolo, ma Loki divorò della carne fino all'osso, mentre Logi consumò anche le ossa e persino il tavolo dove il cibo era stato posto. Successivamente Útgarða-Loki spiegò che Logi era il fuoco divoratore in persona.

Flateyjarbók
Nel Flateyjarbók c'è la descrizione della famiglia di Logi:

Luna di Saturno
A questa figura mitologica è stato intitolato un satellite naturale di Saturno, Loge.

Note

Divinità norrene
Divinità del fuoco
Giganti della mitologia norrena

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Stack Overflow has been helping developers solve all sorts of programming problems for over a decade. According to Global App Testing, millions of development questions have been asked on the website since its creation.
Python is also a fairly general-purpose language and is involved in many areas of development, which explains the popularity of searches around the Django web development framework, Global App Testing explained.
"Each programming language has over time been geared toward — or was even designed for — a particular niche within tech. R is to data science as Swift is to iOS development as C++ is to video game development. This explains some of the differences in the types of problems that arise. This explains why we see "database" a commonly questioned concept in SQL but not, for example, Objective-C," the company said.


Each year, an average of 177 students graduate from architecture schools in Oklahoma. Oklahoma has 6 architecture schools to choose from, if you are interested in studying architecture. Tuition at Oklahoma's architecture schools is approximately $9,983 per year for a degree in architecture.
University of Oklahoma Norman Campus is the largest architecture school in the state of Oklahoma, based on number of students. It is located in Norman. In 2009, a reported 42 students graduated with a architecture degree from University of Oklahoma Norman Campus. This was 24% of the total architecture graduates in Oklahoma for that year. If you decide to attend University of Oklahoma Norman Campus, you can expect to pay approximately $7,483 per year to earn your degree in architecture.
A majority of those with an education in architecture pursue a career as an architect. If after graduation, you are planning on working in Oklahoma, it is important to know that the job outlook for architecture graduates in the state is average. There are currently an estimated 1,060 architects working in Oklahoma. This number is projected to increase to 1,180 by the year 2018. This indicates a 11% change in the number of architects in Oklahoma.
As an architect in Oklahoma you can expect to earn anywhere from less than $31,138 per year to more than $62,623 per year. But the median salary for architects earn $44,033 per year, in Oklahoma.


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package no.arkivlab.innsyn.models.n5;

import java.io.Serializable;
import java.util.Date;
import java.util.HashSet;
import java.util.Set;

import javax.persistence.Column;
import javax.persistence.Entity;
import javax.persistence.Inheritance;
import javax.persistence.InheritanceType;
import javax.persistence.JoinColumn;
import javax.persistence.JoinTable;
import javax.persistence.ManyToMany;
import javax.persistence.Table;
import javax.persistence.Temporal;
import javax.persistence.TemporalType;

import com.fasterxml.jackson.annotation.JsonIdentityInfo;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.annotation.JsonIgnore;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.annotation.ObjectIdGenerators;

@Entity
@Table(name = "registry_entry")
@Inheritance(strategy = InheritanceType.JOINED)
public class RegistryEntry extends BasicRecord implements Serializable {

	private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;

	/** M013 - journalaar (xs:integer) */
	@Column(name = "record_year")
	protected Integer recordYear;

	/** M014 - journalsekvensnummer (xs:integer) */
	@Column(name = "record_sequence_number")
	protected Integer recordSequenceNumber;

	/** M015 - journalpostnummer (xs:integer) */
	@Column(name = "registry_entry_number")
	protected Integer registryEntryNumber;

	/** M082 - journalposttype (xs:string) */
	@Column(name = "registry_entry_type")
	protected String registryEntryType;

	/** M053 - journalstatus (xs:string) */
	@Column(name = "record_status")
	protected String recordStatus;

	/** M101 - journaldato (xs:date) */
	@Column(name = "record_date")
	@Temporal(TemporalType.DATE)
	protected Date recordDate;

	/** M103 - dokumentetsDato (xs:date) */
	@Column(name = "document_date")
	@Temporal(TemporalType.DATE)
	protected Date documentDate;

	/** M104 - mottattDato (xs:dateTime) */
	@Column(name = "received_date")
	@Temporal(TemporalType.TIMESTAMP)
	protected Date receivedDate;

	/** M105 - sendtDato (xs:dateTime) */
	@Column(name = "sent_date")
	@Temporal(TemporalType.TIMESTAMP)
	protected Date sentDate;

	/** M109 - forfallsdato (xs:date) */
	@Column(name = "due_date")
	@Temporal(TemporalType.DATE)
	protected Date dueDate;

	/** M110 - offentlighetsvurdertDato (xs:date) */
	@Column(name = "freedom_assessment_date")
	@Temporal(TemporalType.DATE)
	protected Date freedomAssessmentDate;

	/** M304 - antallVedlegg (xs:integer) */
	@Column(name = "number_of_attachments")
	protected Integer numberOfAttachments;

	/** M106 - utlaantDato (xs:date) */
	@Column(name = "loaned_date")
	@Temporal(TemporalType.DATE)
	protected Date loanedDate;

	/** M309 - utlaantTil (xs:string) */
	@Column(name = "loaned_to")
	protected Date loanedTo;

	/** M308 - journalenhet (xs:string) */
	@Column(name = "records_management_unit")
	protected String recordsManagementUnit;

	// Links to CorrespondanceParts
	@ManyToMany
	@JoinTable(name = "record_correspondance_part", joinColumns = @JoinColumn(name = "f_pk_record_id", referencedColumnName = "pk_record_id"), inverseJoinColumns = @JoinColumn(name = "f_pk_correspondance_part_id", referencedColumnName = "pk_correspondance_part_id"))
	@JsonIdentityInfo(generator=ObjectIdGenerators.IntSequenceGenerator.class, property="@id")
	@JsonIgnore
	protected Set<CorrespondancePart> referenceCorrespondancePart = new HashSet<CorrespondancePart>();

	// Links to CorrespondanceParts
	@ManyToMany
	@JoinTable(name = "record_write_off_", joinColumns = @JoinColumn(name = "f_pk_record_id", referencedColumnName = "pk_record_id"), inverseJoinColumns = @JoinColumn(name = "f_pk_write_off__id", referencedColumnName = "pk_write_off_id"))
	@JsonIdentityInfo(generator=ObjectIdGenerators.IntSequenceGenerator.class, property="@id")
	@JsonIgnore
	protected Set<WriteOff> referenceWriteOff = new HashSet<WriteOff>();

	public Set<WriteOff> getReferenceWriteOff() {
		return referenceWriteOff;
	}

	public void setReferenceWriteOff(Set<WriteOff> referenceWriteOff) {
		this.referenceWriteOff = referenceWriteOff;
	}

	public Set<CorrespondancePart> getReferenceCorrespondancePart() {
		return referenceCorrespondancePart;
	}

	public void setReferenceCorrespondancePart(
			Set<CorrespondancePart> referenceCorrespondancePart) {
		this.referenceCorrespondancePart = referenceCorrespondancePart;
	}

	public Integer getRecordYear() {
		return recordYear;
	}

	public void setRecordYear(Integer recordYear) {
		this.recordYear = recordYear;
	}

	public Integer getRecordSequenceNumber() {
		return recordSequenceNumber;
	}

	public void setRecordSequenceNumber(Integer recordSequenceNumber) {
		this.recordSequenceNumber = recordSequenceNumber;
	}

	public Integer getRegistryEntryNumber() {
		return registryEntryNumber;
	}

	public void setRegistryEntryNumber(Integer registryEntryNumber) {
		this.registryEntryNumber = registryEntryNumber;
	}

	public String getRegistryEntryType() {
		return registryEntryType;
	}

	public void setRegistryEntryType(String registryEntryType) {
		this.registryEntryType = registryEntryType;
	}

	public String getRecordStatus() {
		return recordStatus;
	}

	public void setRecordStatus(String recordStatus) {
		this.recordStatus = recordStatus;
	}

	public Date getRecordDate() {
		return recordDate;
	}

	public void setRecordDate(Date recordDate) {
		this.recordDate = recordDate;
	}

	public Date getDocumentDate() {
		return documentDate;
	}

	public void setDocumentDate(Date documentDate) {
		this.documentDate = documentDate;
	}

	public Date getReceivedDate() {
		return receivedDate;
	}

	public void setReceivedDate(Date receivedDate) {
		this.receivedDate = receivedDate;
	}

	public Date getSentDate() {
		return sentDate;
	}

	public void setSentDate(Date sentDate) {
		this.sentDate = sentDate;
	}

	public Date getDueDate() {
		return dueDate;
	}

	public void setDueDate(Date dueDate) {
		this.dueDate = dueDate;
	}

	public Date getFreedomAssessmentDate() {
		return freedomAssessmentDate;
	}

	public void setFreedomAssessmentDate(Date freedomAssessmentDate) {
		this.freedomAssessmentDate = freedomAssessmentDate;
	}

	public Integer getNumberOfAttachments() {
		return numberOfAttachments;
	}

	public void setNumberOfAttachments(Integer numberOfAttachments) {
		this.numberOfAttachments = numberOfAttachments;
	}

	public Date getLoanedDate() {
		return loanedDate;
	}

	public void setLoanedDate(Date loanedDate) {
		this.loanedDate = loanedDate;
	}

	public Date getLoanedTo() {
		return loanedTo;
	}

	public void setLoanedTo(Date loanedTo) {
		this.loanedTo = loanedTo;
	}

	public String getRecordsManagementUnit() {
		return recordsManagementUnit;
	}

	public void setRecordsManagementUnit(String recordsManagementUnit) {
		this.recordsManagementUnit = recordsManagementUnit;
	}

	@Override
	public String toString() {
		return "RegistryEntry [recordYear=" + recordYear
				+ ", recordSequenceNumber=" + recordSequenceNumber
				+ ", registryEntryNumber=" + registryEntryNumber
				+ ", registryEntryType=" + registryEntryType
				+ ", recordStatus=" + recordStatus + ", recordDate="
				+ recordDate + ", documentDate=" + documentDate
				+ ", receivedDate=" + receivedDate + ", sentDate=" + sentDate
				+ ", dueDate=" + dueDate + ", freedomAssessmentDate="
				+ freedomAssessmentDate + ", numberOfAttachments="
				+ numberOfAttachments + ", loanedDate=" + loanedDate
				+ ", loanedTo=" + loanedTo + ", recordsManagementUnit="
				+ recordsManagementUnit + "]";
	}

}


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Former Spanish youth international Moha El Ouriachi became the third player in recent years to sign for English Premier League side Stoke from Spanish and European champions Barcelona on Wednesday.
The 19-year-old winger — who has also played for Morocco at Under-23 level — joins Bojan and Marc Muniesa at the club managed by Mark Hughes, who spent two years of his stellar playing career at Barcelona from 1986-88.
He has flown out to link up with his new team-mates for a pre-season tournament in Singapore.
Stoke, who have been extremely active in the transfer market in the close season signing seven players, did not reveal the transfer fee nor the length of the contract for El Ouriachi, who declined a new contract offer from Barcelona.
"Moha's excited about joining a Premier League club," said Stoke chief executive Tony Scholes.
"He has seen the progress made by Bojan and Marc and wants to try to do likewise."
El Ouriachi joins Spanish striker Joselu, goalkeepers veteran Irish international Shay Given and young Danish prospect Jakob Haugaard, defenders England international fullback Glen Johnson and German centreback Philipp Wollscheid plus Dutch midfielder Marco van Ginkel, who is on loan from champions Chelsea, in joining the club.
Stoke, though, have lost two influential players.
Bosnian international goalkeeper Asmir Begovic moved to Chelsea on Monday and former French Under-21 international midfielder Steven Nzonzi was sold to Europa League holders Sevilla for a club record fee of A?7 million ($10.7m, 9.7m euros) last week.
El Ouriachi FC Barcelona Stoke City


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Q: how to return a value from this try catch function in java? so i have this class
public static String ip (String url){

try {

    String webPagea = url;
    URL urla = new URL(webPagea);
    URLConnection urlConnectiona = urla.openConnection();
    InputStream isa = urlConnectiona.getInputStream();
    InputStreamReader isra = new InputStreamReader(isa);

    int numCharsReada;
    char[] charArraya = new char[1024];
    StringBuffer sba = new StringBuffer();
    while ((numCharsReada = isra.read(charArraya)) > 0) {
        sba.append(charArraya, 0, numCharsReada);
    }
    String resulta = sba.toString();
    return resulta;

} catch (Exception e)

{

}
    **(compile error)
       }

and i want the above to return the resulta string when called from another class like below:
private class t1 implements Runnable{
    public void run() {

   String getip= ip("http://google.com");
     }

but i get compile error that i didn't add a return statement above where the 2 stars are.
Also in general when i define a string within a try catch like above i cant access it outside the try/catch what am i doing wrong ?
example:
  public void haha(String data)
{
    try {

   string test="test6";

  } catch (Exception e)

  }

 string vv=test;   <--test cannot be found

}

I want to emphasize i want to get the output of the page not the source code
if the website outputs text i want just the text not the html code
cheers

A: The scope of the string resulta is within the bounds of the try block. Modify you rcode to have the string resulta declared outside the try block, like this:
public static String ip (String url){
String resulta = "";
try {
    String webPagea = url;
    URL urla = new URL(webPagea);
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My work SAIGON BLUR XCI has been featured in the VOGUE MAGAZINE. The article has been published in the UK December issue. The work comes as DIASEC artwork ready to hang, Lambda-Print mounted behind clear acrylic glass 2mm, with polished edges, with Aludibond as back and hanging profile.


Three radiologists have joined Northwest Radiology Network PC. Dr. Kelly Horst is a graduate of Dartmouth College and the Indiana University School of Medicine. Dr. Larry Stover graduated from IU's Kokomo campus and did his medical training at the IU medical school. Dr. Ryan Sauer graduated from IU's Bloomington campus and the IU medical school.


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Court rules against ex-TCI premier Michael Misick in corruption case
Published:Wednesday | July 31, 2019 | 4:14 PM
Former premier of the Turks and Caicos Islands, Michael Misick - Contributed photo.
PROVIDENCIALES, Turks and Caicos, CMC –A High Court judge has ruled there's a case for ex-premier Michael Misick and four of his cabinet ministers to answer following a corruption trial that lasted nearly four years.
Judge Paul Harrison disagreed with the attorneys for Misick and for the eight other accused which includes the ex-Cabinet ministers, who had spent several weeks earlier this year arguing that the prosecution had failed to show sufficient evidence of their clients' alleged misdeeds.
In January, the lawyers had demanded the trials be dismissed because the Crown had failed to make them "manageable," but the judge disagreed, noting that the long delays had been unavoidable.
The trial had officially opened in December 2015 and was expected to last just six months.
Lead prosecutor Andrew Mitchell QC and his team had argued that various bribes were received between 2003 and 2009 in relation to eight separate developments when Misick and others were in office.
The conspiracy is said to have taken place between four members of the then Cabinet, namely Misick and his ministers Floyd Hall, McAllister Hanchell and Jeffrey Hall.
Other allegations centre on the way political donations were spent, including a charge of conspiracy to defraud the then ruling Progressive National Party and its members of donations.
Misick's party is alleged to have received US$13.5 million over seven years for "electoral purposes" and the prosecution sad that he spent much of the money on himself, including US$23,000 given to his wardrobe stylist; US$110,000 for a boat charter for Misick's then-wife, Hollywood actress LisaRaye McCoy, and nine of her friends; and a further US$150,000 apparently debited for furnishings in the newly-built Misick mansion.
The allegations followed a Commission of Inquiry initiated by the British government in 2008 with much of the allegations involving transactions with foreign developers seeking to build resorts during a period of unprecedented investment.
The court heard that several large parcels of government land were sold to local people at special discounted rates, then again to investors at market rates, with defendants pocketing the difference.
Other charges range from avoidance of customs duties to handing out 'Belonger status' citizenships to entitle foreigners to purchase Crown land.
Mitchell spent two and a half years laying out the Crown's case before wrapping up last September.
Premier Sharlene Cartwright Robinson said earlier this month that the cost of the trial was almost US$100 million.
The British government has so far refused Cartwright-Robinson repeated request for the bill to be shared.
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With every new month comes a string of exciting events – August is no exception. Brace yourself for this month's roundup of National Day themed festivals, flea markets and concerts. Trust us, there are loads to keep you busy.
Singapore has never been short of good art, but it's time to get nostalgic (and excited) about the return of the Singapore Night Festival this year.
Feast your eyes on a kaleidoscope of kinetic visuals projected onto the facades of buildings in the vicinity, including the National Museum of Singapore, the Peranakan Museum, Singapore Art Museum and more.
Those who need a break from squeezing through roads with the crowds can head over to the Festival Village as usual – it'll be held at SMU Campus Green – for F&B options, local music acts, and a market hawking artisanal goods.
Inspired by the hawkers' markets in Australia, Twilight: Flea & Feast aims to bring the tastiest authentic street food from around the globe to the little red dot.
In celebration of our nation's birthday, this year's edition centres around a Proudly Local theme so expect iconic props and decorations that reflect popular local icons, local flicks and music for your entertainment needs.
You're also in for a "very-Singaporean" makan journey – save some stomach space for scrumptious grub from the likes of Broti, Chulop, Burgernomics and more.
The 17th edition of Esplanade's annual alternative music festival, Baybeats, is back. Having run for more than 15 years, the festival exposes us to a new crop of the city's very own bands, along with emerging artists from around the region.
In other words, Baybeats is where you'll see dreams come true. Aside from numerous local and regional musicians performing, they've also teamed up with the peeps behind EMONIGHTSG this year for a special edition of the raucous party at Esplanade Annexe Studio.
There's no way around it: pop-up markets are great for discovering new brands and snapping up artisan goods.
This August, Carousell is hosting Singapore's largest indoor marketplace bazaar filled with the usual suspects of lifestyle goods, vintage gems, beauty products, shiny trinkets and other rare oddities.
Featuring over 500 local and international makers, as well as workshops and photo opportunities, you'd be daft not to give Carouselland a wander and check out everything on display.
Pearl Bank Apartments, People's Park Complex, Golden Mile Complex and Golden Mile Tower are just some of iconic Singapore buildings that are in danger of being demolished (or scheduled for demolition, in the case of Pearl Bank Apartments) in the recent en bloc fever that's gripping the country.
A deeper appreciation for the icons of our early landscape has surfaced, thanks to the keen eyes of photographers everywhere.
This exhibition by local photographer Darren Soh showcases his long-term documentation of sites in Singapore slated to disappear, or that already have.
While you're there, pick up one of the limited 1,000 copies of monographs, containing images from the show, additional photos of the sites and HDB estates in the '60s and '70s, and essays by local writers and architectural historians. It'll be a nice souvenir once these buildings actually do disappear.
Another pop-up to celebrate our little red dot? Why not!
The second edition of Creator's Market sees a line-up of more than 15 merchants, showcasing artisanal clothing and handcrafted accessories. There'll be plenty of food and drinks, so spend an afternoon here while homegrown musicians By Invite Only, Aarika Lee and SHAK serenade you with some of their finest tunes.
Love barbecues but dread the preparation? Head down to Kaki BBQ, featuring a relaxing beachside barbecue where everything is prepared for you.
And yes, we mean everything – the ingredients will be pre-seasoned, the barbecue fire will be up and going, the communal dining space will be catered for, and there will even be chefs on standby should you need some professional help.
All that's left to do is to soak up the beach vibes as you feast by the sunset, and hang around for outdoor movie screenings set against the night sky.
Catch one of Studio Ghibli's most moving works, the 1997 Japanese animated fantasy film, Princess Mononoke. Set in the late Muromachi period of Japan, join the young protagonist, Prince Ashitaka as he embarks on a journey to locate the cure for Tatarigami's curse.
Enjoy this classic Japanese film over a meal as you kick back with a drink or two. A fun way to unwind, meet new people and relish a multi-sensory movie-watching experience!
The creators of Multiply: A Majestic Playground are bringing yet another sensational event – Keeper's Playground of Infinite Happiness.
While last year's shebang involved more than 60 local creatives and brands, this year's will bring together over 100 Singapore and Singapore-based designers, craftsmen, artists, chefs, mixologists and inventors.
All the goods on sale will be from collections inspired by stories of Singapore, in keeping with the event's theme. It's not all shopping and eating though.
You can also engage with immersive installations doused across the vicinity and discover the Singapore story through interactive art installations by local and locally based artists, just in time for National Day.
If this year's event is anything like its inaugural edition, you can bet it's going to be good.
Andsoforth opens its gate for another round of intimate theatrical supper loosely based on the Frances Hodgson Burnett's enchanting novel, The Secret Garden.
If it seems like it's a little soon for their next pop-up, it's because it's a separate mini dining series from their main event.
The Secret Garden Supper Club is a collaboration with renowned London-based supper club The Literary Hour – and you guessed it, will be based on the 1911 children's classic of the same name.
Instead of the multi-room setting fans might have come to expect, all the magic will take place in a single room. As usual, details about the actual narrative for the event are scant, but you can safely expect a key that unlocks your night to a beautiful, floral decorated supper.
One of the biggest attractions of this event is the League Of Legends tournament which sees the best teams in the region pit their skills against each other in a chaotic battle of strategic supremacy and combat skills.
Hyperplay also boasts an exciting musical lineup led by Afghan, CL, Nick Jonas and Alessia Cara.
And while we were all freaking out over the chance to catch these stars live in Singapore, the organisers dropped another bomb on us: You can catch the stars live for free.
That's right, General Admission tickets to Hyperplay will be complimentary for all! So grab your friends and family for some exciting music and games! Ticket registration is still required, though.
Collective Minds and Kilo Lounge are thrilled to announce that Sydney's favourite twins, Cosmo's Midnight, will be gracing us with their presence at Kilo Lounge this August.
This duo created the unique and distinctive sound featuring a mix and match of electronic beats, hip-hop and house music. With a number of high profile remixes under their belt, you had better watch the roof over your heads…they might just bring it down.
Joining them is Spanish artist Ricardo Cavolo, who will be giving us a taste of his eclectic international style of art, which uses symmetry and symbolism to connect with a modern and playful audience. Don't miss out on what's going to be an unbelievable evening of live art and music!
The Local People seem to have a penchant for organizing crazy markets in abandoned heritage spaces in Singapore.
Two years after the infamously overcrowded market at the Tanjong Pagar Railway Station, TLP is back with another at the former Pasir Panjang Power Station – in yet another partnership with the good folks at Singapore Land Authority.
It remains to be seen if the art market this year will be as crowded as the previous one, but you can definitely look forward to a myriad of activities, from painting on canvas to alternative new media art.
Shop the art market, or check out the immersive exhibitions, music stations and night party – before you likely never return again.


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