Throughout months, that I play Eldhelm, I encountered several occasional bugs which are happening like once per month and because of issue, that happened to me today, I am suspecting that they all have same cause. Let me describe bugs, that I encountered.
1) Challenge duel starts and player who is begins, does not have chance to draw 10 cards, he just starts directly in attack phase. This happened not just to me, but for sure to player named Antonybig and I heard some other player complaining about this too. This happens about once per month.
2) Challenge duel starts normally, but my opponent has during his turn normal stats, but during my turn, he has life amount 0/3000. All damage healing, resistance, attacks etc are internally counted properly, it is just display error, but it is very inconvenient to not have information about opponents actual HP during half of duel. It happens about once per month.
3) Slay the Beast event is proceeding normally, but at the end, when beast is probably already dead, but status of my game is at end of turn in middle of resolving combat, screen goes to "Waiting for player" mode and stays in that until timer goes to the end. Then I get no win or lose screen and I get no gold from beast at all. I mean, Beast probably received lethal damage after all cards in turn were played, but combat resolution did not finish yet. This bug happens the most often from all 3 bugs, which I described. This can hypothetically happen in every slay the beast duel. I face it about once per week.
Now I describe what happened to me today.
I played Slay the Beast event without any problem. It finished properly. It was sometime around noon. Then I ended Eldhelm program - I have it as windows application installed on PC with Windows 7. I returned to PC after about hour and run Eldhelm application again and I wanted to play last duel of third campaign - boss Sithilda. I was playing Slay the Beast with same hero, with which I wanted to play last duel of campaign - Elf Archer Sunida, level 69. I started duel with Sithilda and duel started with turn of Sithilda, which went normally. She draw cards, then played cards, passed through discard phase and then turn started combat resolution animation, while I get no chance to play. Game skipped my turn totally. I clicked with mouse to skip combat animation and wanted to go to next turn, but after click, screen went to "Waiting for player" with timer running slowly ... I waited for few seconds, but nothing happened, just bar was slowly filling up. I did not want to wait and closed application and started again. Game was properly restored to duel with Sithilda, but now there were some cards on my table, I had full deck and Sithilda was at beginning of her turn, but she did nothing. Cards, which were on my table right after start, before I played them were same, which I had on table in last round of Slay the Beast event. After few seconds, I restarted application again with same result. Then despite it was Sithildas turn and my button to go to next phase was not showing (just like when it is not players turn), game reacted to pressing <enter> and went to screen "waiting for player" (Same like when there is ongoing combat animation and you skip it, but opponent does not). Bar was slowly filling to the end and I waited until it goes to end after minute or so. Then there was no game won or loss, it was just like nothing happened. (Same behavior like bug number 3, which I described above) Also game map, where was supposed to be shown campaign map was totally blank - no map, just brown background. I went to main menu, then back to Single, Campaign and third campaign and map showed normally and Duel with Sithilda was still available. I started duel with Sithilda again and everything was going normally.
All cards are placed there without being played - they are same like which were at table when Beast died.
I suspect, there is some problem with passing some data from Slay the Beast event further to the next game. All 3 bugs described above, plus today's bug are pointing in this direction. Also this is something that happens on server, not on client side, because like I mentioned I finished application after Slay the Beast and then run it again after one hour when wanted to play last campaign duel.
I will, check those, thanks!
Regarding the issue you encountered. Closing the application will not terminate your game on the server, neither close your session. It will be kept for some time. So relaunching the application will try to restore it. Yes, there are sometimes issues with it like inconsistencies with the state of the game when the application was closed.


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Q: Python-Converting binary to decimal Im doing a colledge assignment which is have us create a python program to  convert binary to decimal without using the bin() function or list(). I'm plan to have each 1's and 0's stored in a function which will be multiplied later. However, I'm not sure how am i suppose to do so

A: Well, you could pass the binary number as a string, and iterate over it in reverse order, multiplying each 0 or 1 by 2^n, where n is a number incremented at each loop cycle.
def bin2dec(b):
    number = 0
    counter = 0
    for i in b[::-1]: # Iterating through b in reverse order
        number += int(i)*(2**counter)
        counter += 1

    return number

bin2dec("101010") # 42

EDIT : Like Byte Commander did, you could also use enumerate in the loop instead of a manuel counter, it serve the same purpose.
def bin2dec(b):
    number = 0
    for idx, num in enumerate(b[::-1]): # Iterating through b in reverse order
        number += int(num)*(2**idx)

    return number

A: Simple one-liner using list comprehension:
decimal = sum(int(bit) * 2**rank for rank, bit in enumerate(reversed(binary)))

A: There's no need to reverse the bit string, or use indices. You can use bitwise operators for this simple transformation.
Here's some Python 2 / Python 3 code:
from __future__ import print_function

def bin_to_dec(bits):
    n = 0
    for b in bits:
        n = (n << 1) | (b == '1')
    return n

# Test

for i in range(16):
    bits = format(i, 'b')
    n = bin_to_dec(bits)
    print('{0:2}: {1:>4} {2:2}'.format(i, bits, n))

output
 0:    0  0
 1:    1  1
 2:   10  2
 3:   11  3
 4:  100  4
 5:  101  5
 6:  110  6
 7:  111  7
 8: 1000  8
 9: 1001  9
10: 1010 10
11: 1011 11
12: 1100 12
13: 1101 13
14: 1110 14
15: 1111 15

This works because False has the arithmetic value of zero, and True has the arithmetic value of one, so in an arithmetic expression (b == '1') behaves like 1 if b equals '1' and 0 otherwise.
If you don't feel comfortable using the << left bit shift and | bitwise OR operators, you can use multiplication and addition instead. Simply replace
n = (n << 1) | (b == '1')

with
n = (n * 2) + (b == '1')

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Mississippi State's Dan Mullen ranked as the 20th best coach in the country on Tuesday.(Photo: Chuck Cook-USA TODAY Sports)
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Mullen ranked among a cluster of SEC coaches including Arkansas Bret Bielema at No. 18 and Ole Miss' Hugh Freeze at No. 17. Iowa's Kirk Ferentz ranked No. 19. Alabama coach Nick Saban ranked No. 1 overall.
Athlon described Mississippi State as, "the toughest job in the SEC West, but the program has made steady progress under Dan Mullen's watch."
Mullen has guided Mississippi State to a school-record six consecutive bowl games. The 19 wins during the last two seasons is also a school record. In 2014, he helped MSU reach No. 1 in the country for the first time. He coached Dak Prescott into a national name.
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module TDJobs
  module V1
    module Entities
      class Invitation < Grape::Entity
        expose :id, documentation: { type: 'integer', desc: "The invitation's id" }
        expose :status, documentation: { type: 'string', desc: "The invitation's status" }
        expose :provider_id, documentation: { type: 'string', desc: 'The id of the '\
                                                                     "invitation's provider" }
        expose :description, documentation: { type: 'string', desc: "The invitation's description" }
        expose :job, using: Entities::Job, documentation: { type: 'object',
                                                            desc: 'The job the '\
                                                                  'invitation refers to' }
        expose :created_at, documentation: { type: 'date', desc: "The invitation's creation date" }
      end
    end
  end
end

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Q: vector integration Question- Evaluate by Green's theorem for $$\oint_C\frac{1}{y} dx + \frac{1}{x}dy$$where C is boundary of the region defined by $x=1, x=4, y=1, y^2=x.$
I solved this problem and got $-27/4$ as the answer but it seems to be wrong. I'd greatly appreciate some help in solving this problem.

A: Green theorem tells us:
$$\oint_{C^{+}} P(x,y)dx + Q(x,y)dy = \iint_G\left(\frac{\delta Q}{\delta x} - \frac{\delta P}{\delta y}\right)dO $$
Clearly, here, $P(x,y) = 1/y, Q(x,y) = 1/x$
Now $$\frac{\delta P}{\delta y} = -\frac{1}{y^2}, \frac{\delta Q}{\delta x} = -\frac{1}{x^2}$$
Hence, it suffices to calculate:
$$\iint_G\left(\frac{\delta Q}{\delta x} - \frac{\delta P}{\delta y}\right)dO = \iint_G\left(-1/x^2 + 1/y^2\right)dO$$
$$= \int\limits_1^4dx\int\limits_{1}^{\sqrt{x}}(-1/x^2 + 1/y^2)dy$$
$$= \int\limits_1^4dx[-y/x^2 - 1/y]_1^{\sqrt{x}} $$
$$= \int\limits_1^4dx(-x^{-3/2}-x^{-1/2} + x^{-2} + 1)$$
$$= \frac{3}{4}$$


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Q: How to make the mute sound button mute both speakers and headphones? I want to make it so whenever I press the Mute speakers button in Volume Control or press the mute sound key on my keyboard both speakers and headphones get muted. This is what it was like when I had Windows 7 installed but currently (on Windows 8 Release Preview) only speakers are affected by Mute.
The speakers are plugged into the green jack (or whatever it's called) on the rear side and the headphones are plugged into pink/green ports on the PC's front panel.

A: Just Right Click on VOLUME BUTTON in the SYSTEM TRAY. This should cancel signal processing on both output devices (HS/SP)

A: Which audio chipset does your PC have? On systems with Realtek HD Audio, the manufacturer's Audio Manager app provides an option under Advanced Device Settings to either treat both front and rear output jacks as the same, or as different devices. The latter setting allows users to play back different audio streams simultaneously, and each output device will have a separate volume control displayed by the mixer.
Search for a similar setting for your audio device, and select the option to tie both jacks together. That way, you can use the same button to mute both output devices simultaneously. If you don't want to do this or cannot find such an option (maybe the Windows 8 audio driver from the manufacturer still lacks it), in Windows 7 at least the mixer allows you to select the different output devices from a drop-down menu (see screenshot below). I'm sure Windows 8 should allow you to do this as well. You can select the front jack output device (headphones) and then mute it, although this way is more of a pain since you'll need to remember to switch back to the rear jack output device (speakers) when you want to mute those instead.


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Q: How loop this array with while or foreach I have this array
$data = array(
"id" => "1",
"code" => "5",
"name" => "AAA",
"id" => "2",
"code" => "6",
"name" => "VVV",
"id" => "3",
"code" => "7",
"name" => "DDD"
);

and i try use looping code with foreach like this
foreach($data as $x=>$rows)
{
     $tmpdata['alphabet'][$x] =  $rows;
}

and i want to get the output like this:
[alphabet] => Array
(
    [1] => Array
    (
        [id] => 1
        [code] => 5
        [name] => AAA
    )

    [2] => Array
    (
        [id] => 2
        [code] => 6
        [name] => VVV
    )

    [3] => Array
    (
        [id] => 3
        [code] => 7
        [name] => DDD
    )
)

I tried to use looping method like foreach or while but not get the output as above.

A: You have invalid array
Change from
$data = array("id"=>"1","code"=>"5","name"=>"AAA","id"=>"2","code"=>"6",
               "name"=>"VVV","id"=>"3","code"=>"7","name"=>"DDD");

into
$data = array(
    array("id"=>"1","code"=>"5","name"=>"AAA"),
    array("id"=>"2","code"=>"6","name"=>"VVV"),
    array("id"=>"3","code"=>"7","name"=>"DDD")

);

then you can use foreach
foreach($data as $x=>$rows)
{
     $tmpdata['alphabet'][$x] =  $rows;
}
print_r($tmpdata); // Print Array

OR
In short you can get you desire output like this
$data['alphabet'][] = array("id"=>"1","code"=>"5","name"=>"AAA");
$data['alphabet'][] = array("id"=>"2","code"=>"6","name"=>"VVV");
$data['alphabet'][] = array("id"=>"3","code"=>"7","name"=>"DDD");

print_r($data);

A: Create a multidimensional array:
$data = array(
    array(
        "id"=>"1",
        "code"=>"5",
        "name"=>"AAA"
    ),
    array(
        "id"=>"2",
        "code"=>"6",
        "name"=>"VVV"
    ),
    array(
        "id"=>"3",
        "code"=>"7",
        "name"=>"DDD"
    )
);

foreach($data as $x => $rows){
    $tmpdata['alphabet'][$x] =  $rows;
}

var_dump($tmpdata);

A: First of all you need to change your array as like:
$data = array(
            array("id"=>"1","code"=>"5","name"=>"AAA"),
            array("id"=>"2","code"=>"6","name"=>"VVV"),
            array("id"=>"3","code"=>"7","name"=>"DDD")
        );

Than you can solve this as:
$newArr['alphabet'] = $data;
echo "<pre>";
print_r($newArr);

Second Solution, If you want to start INDEX from 1 instead of 0 than you can use as:
$newArr = array();
$i = 1;
foreach ($data as $key => $value) {
    $newArr['alphabet'][$i] = $value;
    $i++;
}

Result of First Solution:
Array
(
    [alphabet] => Array
        (
            [0] => Array
                (
                    [id] => 1
                    [code] => 5
                    [name] => AAA
                )

            [1] => Array
                (
                    [id] => 2
                    [code] => 6
                    [name] => VVV
                )

            [2] => Array
                (
                    [id] => 3
                    [code] => 7
                    [name] => DDD
                )
        )
)

Result of Second Solution:
Array
(
    [alphabet] => Array
        (
            [1] => Array
                (
                    [id] => 1
                    [code] => 5
                    [name] => AAA
                )

            [2] => Array
                (
                    [id] => 2
                    [code] => 6
                    [name] => VVV
                )

            [3] => Array
                (
                    [id] => 3
                    [code] => 7
                    [name] => DDD
                )
        )
)


A picturesque sunrise behind the Hasty Student Life Center signals new life on a spring morning. A community-wide Easter sunrise service will be held March 27, at 7 a.m., in the Gordy Dining Hall, located next to the Hasty Student Life Center on the campus of Reinhardt University.
Enjoy a sunrise service on the beautiful campus of Reinhardt University Easter Sunday, March 27, at 7 a.m., in the Gordy Dining Hall.
This community-wide worship service is sponsored by the Reinhardt Ministerial Association in cooperation with Waleska United Methodist Church, Shoal Creek Baptist Church, Red Sea Church and Heritage Baptist Fellowship. Everyone is welcome.
A pancake and egg breakfast will follow in the Gordy Dining Center on campus with donations being accepted for those wishing to contribute to the cost of the breakfast.
Additionally, an offering will be received for a local ministry.


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Nevada County Police Blotter: Caller complaining of gunfire says he'll rev engine in response
Crime | November 20, 2017
Grass Valley Police Department
7:05 a.m. — A caller from a business on the 100 block of Neal Street reported a small electrical fire that they were able to put out but the whole store smelled like burning electrical.
9:30 a.m. — A caller from the 1200 block of East Main Street reported a woman banging on a wall next to a business. The woman was carrying a bouquet of flowers and yelling about being kicked out of a nearby hotel.
2:18 p.m. — A caller near the intersection of the Golden Center Freeway and Dorsey Drive reported a Christmas Tree in the road.
Nevada County Sheriff's Office
2:59 a.m. — A caller near the corner of Greenhorn and Little Greenhorn Road reported wanting deputies to respond to a house where "crackheads" live in trailers. They were hauling junk in trailers to dump at the river and causing a lot of noise in the neighborhood.
7:17 a.m. — A caller near the corner of Red Dog Road and Red Dog Cross Road reported hearing a woman say "I need help." A man got on the line saying he was a passerby and there was a possible medical need for a broken bone.
9:26 a.m. — A caller near the corner of Ridge Road and Rough and Ready Highway reported an ongoing issue with about 10 transients camped out on the caller's vacant lot. The caller had already asked the people to leave and wanted to press charges. Contact was made with the transients who offered to stay and help the owner clean up the trash and would be moving along.
10:01 a.m. —A caller from Meyer Way reported believing drug use was going on in front of a residence. The person appeared to have a hypodermic needle and the caller said he looked like he was about to use. He was gone when officers arrived.
10:20 a.m. —A caller from Redside Court reported wanting to discuss issues with his father/landlord. The caller said his father threatens to kick the caller out and won't speak to him respectfully as a man. The caller wanted to know his rights as a tenant.
11:49 a.m. — A caller from Star Drive wanted to know if the Sheriff's Office would like his search and rescue arctic survival suit.
1:07 p.m. — A caller near the corner of Fagerlie and Streeter Road reported a neighbor up the hill shooting an automatic weapon. Semi-automatic gunfire only in a safe manner was heard. The caller said as much. The caller complained about decibel level of the gunshots and was advised of legality of shooting in county jurisdiction. The caller said he would start his race car at midnight as payback.
6:01 p.m. — A caller from Grass Valley Avenue reported someone in the building smoking a massive amount of marijuana and making it hard for the caller and his worker's to work.
7:05 p.m. — A caller from Rodeo Flat Road reported receiving a phone call from an elderly woman saying their son is at the residence, drunk, with a firearm. There was a history of threats made from the son to his parents.
8:59 p.m. — A caller from Alioto Drive reported his wife just drove to a friend's house drunk and took off walking around. The caller wasn't clear what he wanted done. The woman was taken back to her residence and was fine.
11:21 p.m. — A caller from Alta Sierra Golf Course, hole No. 16, reported five shots heard, possible from a rifle or pistol.
— Ross Maak
Nevada County Police Blotter: Caller reports bundles of firehoses in the street
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Nevada County Police Blotter: 'Thief' takes tied-up dog for a walk
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On October, 12-13, Kiev hosted DevOps Stage conference that turned out to be a very interesting one for the Ukrainian IT-community. We hope that many people share our opinion about this conference as one of the most useful for DevOps engineers, system administrators and cloud architects among the conferences that are held in Ukraine.
When we learned about this conference and saw the program, we were really impressed by the level of presentations that were to be delivered at it. This inspired me, Daniel Yavorovych (Arilot Co-Founder & CTO), to speak at the conference with the presentation Best DevOps Practice for Blockchain-Based Projects.
I took to the conference DevOps Stage a colleague of mine Vladyslav Gutkin (Arilot Co-Founder & CСO), we were present both days and did our best to attend as many reports, as possible. Now I would like to describe some of them and express my admiration. Yes, this is the correct word: admiration.
Svetlana, who is incredibly smart, made a presentation with a demo version in the real time mode about the new opportunities for mysql in the field for performance indicators. Our opinion is that it was the most technically competent report from those that we were able to hear. Later, we spent a couple of hours with Svetlana, enjoying a cup of coffee and the talk about mysql connector in kubernetes, billions of lines in the tables and high performance.
How much do you know about the endocrine system? And about Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)? And about the relations between the two? The head-snapping report made by Ostap, who is AWS consultant, could not leave us indifferent. His non-standard presentation of the subject 'service as an organism' captured our attention.
I would call this report 'how to attend a lecture and become a superstar in one's project'. It was a highly technical presentation about security deep tuning delivered by Luxoft superhero. Yevhen covered all aspects in his presentation, from basic ones, RBAC and NetworkPolicy, to stellar Istio and the level of container isolation at the OS kernel level. He managed to present quite difficult information as simply as possible.
It is impossible to forget the presentation which delighted our CCO so much that he advises everyone to watch it. This presentation, called On the Road to 6.9k. How to Succeed in Technical Interview, was made by Volodymyr Tsap (Shalb). The presentation was about the operating procedures at Shalb. Does that sound boring? Perhaps, but Volodymyr managed to turn his presentation into a splendid stand-up show. He kept the attention of the audience till the very last minute of his presentation.
Headliner Mark Smalley. He made a presentation on the conference opening day, and later gave a master class DevOps Essentials for IT Managers and IT Practitioners. Deep and profound vision of DevOps pioneer is very difficult to discuss. His arguments on "what is DevOps?" helped us to get a broader look at things. It is a pity that his concluding presentation Kill DevOps was scheduled at the same time as my report.
By the way, I am extremely grateful to the attentive audience who listened to my presentation Best DevOps Practice for Blockchain-Based Projects and asked very good questions after it. It is worth noting that there were a lot of questions, and we continued to talk with other conference participants on the sidelines.
We would also like to emphasize that the level of conference participants was quite high, and we really enjoyed talking and sharing experience both with speakers and with other participants. It would be a pleasure to meet participants and speakers at similar conferences and at the next DevOps Stage.


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When mountain goats fly
Written by: Sam Montgomery, WDFW Communications Manager
Flying mountain goats doesn't seem natural, and certainly doesn't sound normal — that's because it isn't. But this species was brought to the Olympic National Park in the early 1920s, and they are causing problems in the ecosystem. It's time to return them to their home in the North Cascades range.
Nothing can mentally prepare you for this experience. At 5 a.m., we rose from our tents and clamored down to our first safety briefing. It was a balmy 45 degrees at 5,242 feet, but the excitement in the air was palpable. At 7:45 a.m., we got our first radio call, "We've got two billies and a nanny coming in."
Part of the team moved to their stations in eerie silence. The other half, myself included, silently hiked up a hill to the staging area. Wind and dust pelted our faces as the first signs of orange mesh and spinning white fluff crossed over the horizon.
Three mountain goats in little orange mesh sacks, tied in a daisy chain with blue blindfolds over their eyes and garden hoses over their horns, made their entrance into a nearby truck. Staff unhooked the daisy chains, and held onto their garden hose-clad horns as the truck drove slowly to the staging area.
It was still eerily quiet, as three sets of teams began to examine the goats. They checked vitals, removed loose wool, and prepared the goats for a journey to their new home. The quiet of the staging area kept the goats calm. I've never seen people working so vigorously quiet — it's like art.
As wildlife veterinarians completed their examinations, other members equipped the mountain goats with radio collars. These collars will help our biologists keep track of survival rates, where the mountain goats move, and how they interact with mountain goats that already live in the North Cascades.
Once teams processed the goats, it was time to move them into crates. It took at least six people to move 200+ pounds of white into red crates. In all, from helicopter to crating, the whole process was about 30 minutes.
I watched as teams loaded crates into trucks to head to the release site four hours away.
In between truck loading and the next round of goats, the team headed to the food tent. It was stocked with fruit, coffee, and any type of protein bar you could want. It's not a formal mealtime, but it's an easy way to refuel for the next go-round.
I didn't get to see my favorite part as only a small group of biologists were with the goats at this final step before entering their new world. But watching the video afterwards, I couldn't help becoming emotional as I saw biologists carefully place kids next to their mothers so they could wake up comforted by being close together.
Three days in the back country left me exhausted and in awe. This process takes so many different entities working together from 5 a.m. to whenever we're done each day.
I met folks from the Olympic National Park, USDA Forest Service, California Department of Fish and Game, Idaho Fish and Game, Alaska Department of Fish and Game, Northwest Trek, Rocky Mountain Goat Alliance, University of Washington graduate students, and a host of volunteers.
In addition to those, several area tribes lent support for the translocation operations in the Cascades including the Muckleshoot, Sauk-Suiattle, Stillaguamish, and Tulalip Tribes.
The multitude of agencies, both public and private, shows the coordination it takes to make this operation a success. Our work will continue when our August operations fly in.
Sam Montgomery is a communications manager at the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. She spent three days in the back country observing mountain goat translocation operations in July 2019. You can contact Sam at samantha.montgomery@dfw.wa.gov.
Mountain Goats
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A Russian company is the first customer to sue Boeing over its 737 Max planes
By Rob McLean, CNN Business
Updated 10:00 AM ET, Tue August 27, 2019
New York (CNN Business)A Russian company that leases aircraft is suing Boeing over the plane maker's grounded 737 Max 8 jets. It is the first Boeing customer to sue over the grounding.
Avia, which agreed several years ago to buy 35 of the planes, claims Boeing (BA) breached the contract by misrepresenting how safe the plane was to fly, and alleges it put profits ahead of safety, as it competed with rival Airbus for market share.
Boeing "represented that the 737 Max 8 was an airworthy and safe aircraft, and that it had been designed in compliance with aviation regulations," Avia said in its lawsuit, which was filed Monday in an Illinois court. Boeing is headquartered in the state. "Despite its representations and due to its negligent conduct, Boeing manufactured and designed an aircraft that was not safe for flight."
The suit was first reported by the Financial Times. Boeing declined to comment Monday night to CNN Business about the lawsuit.
The 737 Max crisis could destroy Boeing's plans for the 797
The delivery of 33 of the planes that Avia ordered was rescheduled last year, although the lawsuit does not make clear why. They are scheduled for delivery some time between 2022 and 2024, instead of between 2019 and 2022 as originally planned, according to court documents.
Avia now wants to cancel its order. The company asking for more than $115 million to account for losses and damages it says were caused by what it called Boeing's "wrongful acts and omissions." Avia is also seeking punitive damages.
The company's 737 Max 8s were grounded in mid-March in the wake of the fatal crashes in Ethiopia and Indonesia. Boeing announced in May that it had finished the development of a software fix to the aircraft and had already flight tested it. The software, known as MCAS, will have to be reviewed by the FAA and air regulators worldwide who want to review it.
It's still not clear when the plane will be allowed to return to service, but its CEO told CNBC in June that he believes the plane will be back in the air before the end of 2019.
"We're committed to providing the FAA and global regulators all the information they need, and to getting it right. We're making clear and steady progress and are confident that the 737 Max with updated MCAS software will be one of the safest airplanes ever to fly," Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg said in a statement earlier this year.
Nearly 400 planes already in airline fleets have been grounded and Boeing has halted deliveries of the 737 Max, although it continues to build them.
Boeing says the aircraft is the fastest-selling airplane in its history. It has received about 5,000 orders from more than 100 customers around the world.
Boeing executives and executives at several major airlines have said they plan to reach an agreement on compensation for the groundings and for the delays in deliveries. Details of that compensation are not yet known, although Boeing has taken a $4.9 billion after-tax chargerelated to potential concessions and other considerations to its customers.
In its lawsuit, Avia claimed that Boeing made "false representations" to the US Federal Aviation Administration during the Max's certification process. Avia also alleges that Boeing "downplayed and misrepresented" problems after a Max flown by the Indonesian carrier Lion Air crashed last year. Another Max flown by Ethiopian Airlines crashed several months later.
"As a result, and in reliance on Boeing's misrepresentations regarding the airworthiness of the subject aircraft, Avia continued to abide by the terms" of its purchase agreement, according to court documents. Avia said it was "unable to make an informed decision" with regard to the way it did business with Boeing.
"We are committed to seeing this through, if necessary, to trial, to pursue not only our compensatory damages but also punitive damages given Boeing's outrageous conduct," said Steven Marks, an attorney representing Avia. Marks also represents more than 30 families of those who died in the two crashes. Boeing executives and executives at several major airlines have said they plan to reach an agreement on compensation for the groundings and for the delays in deliveries. Families of the 346 people killed in the two crashes have filed numerous lawsuits. Some pilots have sued too for lost pay because of the grounding. Boeing has announced a $100 million compensation fund for families of those killed in the crashes.
Last week, CNN reported that an international panel created after the two crashes was expected to recommend the FAA change the way it certifies planes, as well as address safety concerns that aircraft technology is becoming far more sophisticated than the regulations that govern it.
— CNN's Chris Isidore, Rene Marsh and Gregory Wallace contributed to this report.


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The US government's "Green Revolution" is another covert attack on our collective health, wealth, and environment, largely using their mythical peak oil and man-made global warming hoaxes to do so.
The Dairy Queen ice cream cone looking Compact Fluorescent Light (CFL) bulbs are a perfect example of this kind of subterfuge. These CFL have become the symbol of the government's Green Movement, but they should be using the skull and crossbones symbol instead.
These new light bulbs are not a bright idea.
While claiming these new CFL bulbs will reduce carbon emissions, "our" Congress passed legislation stating these new light bulbs must completely replace our everyday incandescent light bulbs by 2014, without telling us of the serious dangers to health and environment, that these mandated bulbs pose.
These new CFLs will make many people sick, by emitting radio frequency radiation that contributes to dirty electricity, that can cause migraines, dizziness, nausea, confusion, fatigue, skin irritations, and eye strain.
Dirty electricity consists of surges of high frequency voltage and electromagnetic radiation that grossly contaminates our otherwise relatively safe 60 Hz-frequencies, and can even cause numerous serious illnesses, including autism, asthma, diabetes, chronic fatigue syndrome, and other neurological disorders.
And with 25 to 50 of these CFLs through out your home and office, you'd be exposed to dirty electricity for almost your every waking hour.
But far more importantly, CFLs are loaded with deadly mercury, one of the most toxic elements on Earth. In fact, all CFL bulbs contain – at least – four to five milligrams of mercury, about 200 times the amount of mercury in a flu vaccine shot. There is enough mercury in each CFL bulb to contaminate 6,000 gallons of clean water. To break one of these CFL bulbs is to risk ruining the health of one's entire family, or office staff, with enough released atmospheric mercury to best require the expensive, professional services of a Haz/Mat Removal Team.
Believe not the "clean-up" methods for broken CFL bulbs offered by those in the mainstream media, which tell us to open a window, then leave the area of the broken bulb for 15 minutes; then return with duct tape to pick-up the broken glass.
Then what is one to do? Put the broken glass and duct tape into a glass jar and screw on a tight lid. What is one to do with the glass jar? Take it to a special toxic dump. Where are such dumps? Check your local listings.
All of the above, of course, is sheer nonsense. Want proof? Ask your dentist about the Haz/Mat teams that come into their offices to remove their old collection of dental amalgams, which dentists keep in little lead lined boxes.
All Americans will be well advised to practice a "mercury escape plan" in the case of an accidental breakage of one of these CFL bulbs: Grab your cell phone, babies, dogs, cats, and parakeets (if they aren't already dead), and get well away from your house. Call a Haz/Mat company to completely clean your house before re-entering it. Such are the serious dangers of mercury.
And our environment? This is where mercury laden CFL bulbs do their most serious damage to everyone of us. This is the same environment that our hordes of "Greenies" are so concerned about dying from global warming. But unknown to our greenie friends, already there are hundreds of millions of disposed CFL bulbs that have contaminated personal garbage cans, fleets of garbage trucks (spreading their toxicity near and far), and garbage disposal sites, that are doing irreparable damage to our ground water, except when such garbage is burnt; then, mercury is released into the very air we all breathe. You see there are precious few toxic dump sites in the world equipped to handle mercury, one of the most toxic, dangerous elements in the world, after radio-active materials.
With over 100 million American households, and tens of millions of other lighted facilities, all over our country, and with each of them disposing of even just one CFL bulb a month … can anyone imagine how much mercury will poison our disposal dumps, our ground water, our air, our lungs, and our entire bodies. If one did not know better, mercury is the perfect chemical/weapon for genocidal madmen: Mercury is in dental amalgams, vaccines, corn syrup light bulbs, and who knows what else.
"If you've fallen for the compact fluorescent (CFL) light bulb scam, you're the one getting screwed.
Not only are these things expensive and dim, they're also dangerous. A reader named ken wrote to say that these bulbs did a number on him.
"Allowing? Heck, Ken  they're MANDATING it. CFLs are the law of [the] land, passed by those dim bulbs in Congress. Starting in 2012, America's beacon of freedom is going to be a mercury-laden death ray  and that light will be shining on YOU.
There's emerging evidence that these bulbs can cause seizures and dizziness, worsen migraine headaches and send lupus patients doubling over in agony. They've been linked to skin disorders and even cancer.
"I can only wonder what else they'll discover when hundreds of millions of people are forced to sit under these bulbs all day, every day at home, at work, and everywhere in between.
"Even worse, CFL bulbs are filled with mercury. They'll tell you it's a 'tiny' amount, but a single bulb contains enough mercury to contaminate 6,000 gallons of water. "Does that sound safe to you?
Let me shine a little light in this one: Small amounts of mercury can lay waste to your central nervous system, and all it takes is a whiff, taste or touch. Mercury can damage your vision, ruin your speech, wreck your hearing, turn you into a herky-jerky spastic, and give you the rash of a lifetime.
"Ever hear the phrase 'mad as a hatter?' It's because hatters worked with mercury  and it literally drove them nuts.
And when the greenies get their way, we'll all be mad hatters. After all. Light bulbs break  and it's just a matter of time before you and your family are exposed to mercury from a shattered CFL bulb.
"All that, and I haven't even touched on what's going to happen when all the mercury from discarded and 'recycled' bulbs seep into the ground and ends up in the already-filthy water supply.
"I'm no fan of ordinary incandescent lights, either  I'm convinced they're responsible for poor health and cataracts. But in this case it's a lesser of two evils. And if you hope to keep using them, you better stock up now.
Are our lawmakers simply without a shred of common horse sense, or are they driven by a sinister power, intent on not only further destroying our environment, but our very lives.
In any case, CFLs are yet another example of our government doing one thing while pretending to do another.
Something inhuman drove our CFL horror, and is driving the "Green Revolution," and its off-shoots of global warming, and the entire climate change circus of death.


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How Consumers Fool Themselves Into Thinking They've Made Good Purchases
By Brad Tuttle @bradrtuttleAug. 26, 2011
Noel Hendrickson / Getty Images
Who put the flowah in my chowdah? The thick and thin of consumer conformity Washington Post
Why You Conspicuously Avoid the Cheaper Wine SmartMoney
If you think you make purchases because you logically and objectively evaluate the options at hand, then decide based strictly on your personal preferences and individual sense of value, think again. Here are four examples of how consumers make purchasing decisions in highly irrational, sometimes completely nonsensical ways.
Our preferences are shaped by the masses. Food tastes good (or bad) based on the sensations it causes in your mouth and belly, right? To some extent, absolutely. But marketing experts know that consumer preferences are also shaped based on the taste of our peers, and on social norms and cultural trends. This goes for most consumer choices, including fashion, technology, cars—and yes, even food.
A recent Washington Post column uses the example of clam chowder, which was briny and thin throughout New England decades ago, and which is now almost uniformly super thick—and, some detractors say, as tasty as Elmer's glue. What happened? At some point, restaurateurs got in the habit of adding flour to make chowder thicker and thicker, and now this is what consumers have come to expect constitutes a bowl of "authentic" clam chowder. If a diner ordered clam chowder today and received a bowl filled with the thinner version commonly served a generation ago, it wouldn't match one's expectations, and therefore probably wouldn't taste "good."
Sometimes, it's hard to figure out whether companies try to make products that suit the preferences of consumers, or whether consumer preferences are shaped by the products made by companies. Consumer preferences can and do change: For example, it was assumed that Americans liked weak coffee—and then along came Starbucks. Consumers had assumed wine served in screw-top bottles was inferior—until suddenly they were so ubiquitous and acceptable (and easier to open) that many wine lovers came to prefer them.
The point is that individual consumer preferences are often shaped not entirely by the individual, but by the collective preferences of the masses, and by the status quo in the marketplace. Despite the overwhelming number of products on store shelves, and despite how the typical consumer would say he likes having as many options as possible, consumer preferences are often shaped by conformity. As a result, it's common for competing products to be remarkable similar to one another, as one expect told the Washington Post:
"There are huge incentives in consumer markets even for competing companies to make everything the same," says Dan McGinn, president of the McGinn Group, a research and strategy consultancy in Arlington.
A New Yorker story about the edible insect trend, meanwhile, delves into how consumer taste is shaped simply by the local expectations and norms:
Food preferences are highly local, often irrational, and defining: a Frenchman is a frog because he considers their legs food and the person who calls him one does not. In Santa María Atzompa, a community in Oaxaca where grasshoppers toasted with garlic, chile, and lime are a favorite treat, locals have traditionally found shrimp repulsive. "They would say 'some people' eat it, meaning 'the coastal people,' " Ramona Pérez, an anthropologist at San Diego State University, says. When she made scampi for a family there, she told me, they were appalled; the mother, who usually cooked with her, refused to help, and the daughters wouldn't eat. The coast is less than a hundred miles away.
(MORE: Edible Insects: The Creepy Crawly Miracle Food)
We assume higher price equates to better quality. While many retailers have gotten in the habit of marking prices down to attract shoppers in recent years, a New York Times story pointed out that luxury goods stores have been succeeding lately at least partially because they have rarely if ever been discounting merchandise. The customer these stores aim to attract is one who would probably think: If that suit or handbag is on sale or had to be marked down, it must be out of fashion, or not be that good quality. As the story sums up:
Part of the demand is also driven by the snob factor: at luxury stores, higher prices are often considered a mark of quality.
Of course, higher prices aren't necessarily a mark of better quality. They're just numbers that retailers place on shoes and belts. They're numbers that retailers hope consumers never question. What an item is "worth," on the other hand, is an entirely subjective matter determined by the consumer who eagerly snatches the item up or walks away, thinking "What a rip-off!"
(MORE: 10 U.S. Retailers Thriving During Tough Times)
We shy away from cheaper options for no good reason. In the same way that some consumers choose items mainly because they're expensive, others equate cheap (as in: price) with cheap (as in: poor quality). A forthcoming study in the Journal of Marketing Research authored by Columbia Business School professor Sheena Iyengar and others show that consumers often steer clear of less expensive options when good quality is highly important for the purchase at hand. (Specifically, the researchers use dark chocolate and wine as examples.)
This makes sense of course—if you're aiming for top quality, why not go with the best—but what makes less sense is that the range of choices had a large influence on the purchasing decisions of participants in the experiments. One group was shown five chocolates, the other 21, and the chocolates were supposedly arranged in order of quality rating. Participants were then asked how much they'd pay for a high-quality chocolate from the selection at hand. The consumers shown 21 chocolates were prepared to pay 40% more than the folks shown just five chocolates.
In another experiment, participants were asked to select among three different price groupings of Sauvignon Blancs: cheap, average, and expensive. Without tasting anything, only 25% of participants selected a wine in the least expensive category. Why? Perhaps because they've disliked cheaper white wines they've had in the past. But let's be honest: It's probably because few people want to look cheap. Restaurants know this well, and that's why the second-cheapest bottle on a wine list often has the biggest markup.
(MORE: 4 Weird Academic Studies on Economics and Consumer Behavior)
Dumb marketing tricks still do the trick. There's no shortage of ways retailers manipulate consumers into buying stuff they don't want and paying more than they need to. A Consumerist post pointed out one of the oldest and most common tricks, which must still work because you see it everywhere you shop. We speak of the bizarre power of numbers ending in a 9:
A national woman's clothing catalog tried something out a few year ago. With one group of customers, they took one of their dresses and raised the price from $34 to to $39. Sales shot up 25%. With the second group of customers, they raised the price from $34 to $44. There was no change in demand.
The other old pricing trick with a 9 involves listing an item ending in .99—a T-shirt for $9.99, so that the customer reads it as $9 rather than what it really is: a penny shy of $10. But you're too smart to fall for that, right?
(MORE: Why You Buy What You Buy and Do What You Do: Because It's Easy)
Brad Tuttle is a reporter at TIME. Find him on Twitter at @bradrtuttle. You can also continue the discussion on TIME's Facebook page and on Twitter at @TIME.
Brad Tuttle @bradrtuttle
Brad Tuttle covers business and personal finance for TIME. He lives in Massachusetts with his wife and four sons, and also teaches journalism at UMass-Amherst.


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/**
 * Client list and channel defination
 *
 * @package bsp::duang
 * @author Dr.NP <np@bsgroup.org>
 * @update 04/29/2015
 * @changelog
 *      [04/29/2015] - Creation
 */

#include "../bspd.h"

static BSP_MEMPOOL *mp_session = NULL;
static BSP_MEMPOOL *mp_channel = NULL;
static BSPD_CHANNEL *global_channel = NULL;
static BSP_OBJECT *static_channel_list = NULL;
static BSPD_CHANNEL **dynamic_channel_list = NULL;
static size_t dynamic_channel_list_size = 0;
static size_t next_dynamic_channel_id = 0;

int clients_init()
{
    // Session pool
    mp_session = bsp_new_mempool(sizeof(BSPD_SESSION), NULL, NULL);
    if (!mp_session)
    {
        return BSP_RTN_ERR_MEMORY;
    }

    // Channel pool
    mp_channel = bsp_new_mempool(sizeof(BSPD_CHANNEL), NULL, NULL);
    if (!mp_channel)
    {
        return BSP_RTN_ERR_MEMORY;
    }

    // Global channel
    global_channel = bsp_mempool_alloc(mp_channel);
    if (!global_channel)
    {
        bsp_trace_message(I_EMERG, "bspd", "Create global channel error");
        _exit(BSP_RTN_FATAL);
    }

    // Static channel list
    static_channel_list = bsp_new_object(BSP_OBJECT_HASH);
    if (!static_channel_list)
    {
        bsp_trace_message(I_EMERG, "bspd", "Create static channel list error");
        _exit(BSP_RTN_FATAL);
    }

    // Dynamic channel list
    dynamic_channel_list = bsp_calloc(DYNAMIC_CHANNEL_LIST_INITIAL, sizeof(BSPD_CHANNEL *));
    if (!dynamic_channel_list)
    {
        bsp_trace_message(I_EMERG, "bspd", "Create dynamic channel list error");
        _exit(BSP_RTN_ERR_MEMORY);
    }

    dynamic_channel_list_size = DYNAMIC_CHANNEL_LIST_INITIAL;
    bzero(global_channel, sizeof(BSPD_CHANNEL));
    global_channel->type = BSPD_CHANNEL_GLOBAL;

    return BSP_RTN_SUCCESS;
}

/* Clients */
int reg_client(BSP_SOCKET_CLIENT *clt)
{
    if (!clt)
    {
        return BSP_RTN_INVALID;
    }

    /*
    int fd = clt->sck.fd;
    BSP_FD *f = bsp_get_fd(fd, BSP_FD_SOCKET_CLIENT);
    if (f)
    {
        FD_ADD_SET(f, BSPD_FD_ADD_CLT, (void *) clt);
    }
    */
    BSPD_SESSION *session = new_session();
    bind_session(clt, session);

    return BSP_RTN_SUCCESS;
}

int unreg_client(BSP_SOCKET_CLIENT *clt)
{
    if (!clt)
    {
        return BSP_RTN_INVALID;
    }

    /*
    int fd = clt->sck.fd;
    BSP_FD *f = bsp_get_fd(fd, BSP_FD_SOCKET_CLIENT);
    if (f)
    {
        FD_ADD_SET(f, BSPD_FD_ADD_CLT, NULL);
    }
    */

    BSPD_SESSION *session = (BSPD_SESSION *) clt->additional;
    if (session && BSP_FALSE == session->logged)
    {
        // Delete session
        del_session(session);
    }

    return BSP_RTN_SUCCESS;
}

BSP_SOCKET_CLIENT * check_client(int fd)
{
    BSP_FD *f = bsp_get_fd(fd, BSP_FD_SOCKET_CLIENT);
    if (f)
    {
        return (BSP_SOCKET_CLIENT *) (FD_PTR(f));
    }

    return NULL;
}

/* User session */
BSPD_SESSION * new_session()
{
    BSPD_SESSION *ret = bsp_mempool_alloc(mp_session);
    if (ret)
    {
        bzero(ret, sizeof(BSPD_SESSION));
        ret->connect_time = time(NULL);
        ret->serialize_type = BSPD_SERIALIZE_NATIVE;
        ret->compress_type = BSPD_COMPRESS_NONE;
        ret->logged = BSP_FALSE;
        ret->reported = BSP_FALSE;
    }

    return ret;
}

int set_session_id(BSPD_SESSION *session, const char *session_id)
{
    if (!session || !session_id)
    {
        return BSP_RTN_INVALID;
    }

    strncpy(session->session_id, session_id, MAX_SESSION_ID_LENGTH - 1);
    session->session_id[MAX_SESSION_ID_LENGTH - 1] = 0x0;

    return BSP_RTN_SUCCESS;
}

int del_session(BSPD_SESSION *session)
{
    if (!session)
    {
        return BSP_RTN_INVALID;
    }

    // Try log off
    quit_channel(global_channel, session);
    size_t i;
    for (i = 0; i < session->total_joined; i ++)
    {
        quit_channel(session->joined_list[i], session);
    }

    bsp_free(session->joined_list);
    bsp_mempool_free(mp_session, session);

    return BSP_RTN_SUCCESS;
}

BSPD_SESSION * check_logged_session(const char *session_id)
{
    if (!session_id)
    {
        return NULL;
    }

    BSP_VALUE *val = bsp_object_value_hash_original(global_channel->list, session_id);
    BSPD_SESSION *ret = (val) ? ((BSPD_SESSION *) (V_GET_POINTER(val))) : NULL;

    return ret;
}

int bind_session(BSP_SOCKET_CLIENT *clt, BSPD_SESSION *session)
{
    if (!clt || !session)
    {
        return BSP_RTN_INVALID;
    }

    session->bind = clt;
    clt->additional = (void *) session;

    return BSP_RTN_SUCCESS;
}

int logon_session(BSPD_SESSION *session)
{
    int ret = join_channel(global_channel, session);
    if (BSP_RTN_SUCCESS == ret)
    {
        session->logged = BSP_TRUE;
    }

    return ret;
}

int logoff_session(BSPD_SESSION *session)
{
    int ret = quit_channel(global_channel, session);
    if (BSP_RTN_SUCCESS == ret)
    {
        session->logged = BSP_FALSE;
    }

    return ret;
}

/* Channels */
BSPD_CHANNEL * new_channel(const char *name)
{
    BSPD_CHANNEL *channel = bsp_mempool_alloc(mp_channel);
    if (channel)
    {
        bzero(channel, sizeof(BSPD_CHANNEL));
        if (name)
        {
            // Static (named) channel
            BSP_VALUE *vc = bsp_object_value_hash_original(static_channel_list, name);
            if (vc)
            {
                BSPD_CHANNEL *old = (BSPD_CHANNEL *) (V_GET_POINTER(vc));
                if (old)
                {
                    // Delete old channel
                    bsp_trace_message(BSP_TRACE_DEBUG, "channel", "New static <%s> channel created instead the old one", name);
                    del_channel(old);
                }
            }

            vc = bsp_new_value();
            if (!vc)
            {
                bsp_mempool_free(mp_channel, channel);

                return NULL;
            }

            strncpy(channel->name, name, MAX_CHANNEL_NAME_LENGTH - 1);
            channel->name[MAX_CHANNEL_NAME_LENGTH - 1] = 0x0;
            BSP_STRING *name_str = bsp_new_const_string(channel->name, -1);
            if (!name_str)
            {
                bsp_del_value(vc);

                return NULL;
            }

            V_SET_POINTER(vc, channel);
            bsp_object_set_hash(static_channel_list, name_str, vc);

            channel->type = BSPD_CHANNEL_STATIC;
        }
        else
        {
            // Dynamic (anonymous) channel
            dynamic_channel_list[next_dynamic_channel_id] = channel;
            channel->id = next_dynamic_channel_id;
            channel->type = BSPD_CHANNEL_DYNAMIC;

            // Find next
            next_dynamic_channel_id = 0;
            size_t i;
            for (i = next_dynamic_channel_id + 1; i < dynamic_channel_list_size; i ++)
            {
                if (!dynamic_channel_list[i])
                {
                    next_dynamic_channel_id = i;
                    break;
                }
            }

            if (0 == next_dynamic_channel_id)
            {
                // List full
                BSPD_CHANNEL **new_list = bsp_realloc(dynamic_channel_list, 2 * dynamic_channel_list_size * sizeof(BSPD_CHANNEL *));
                if (!new_list)
                {
                    bsp_mempool_free(mp_channel, channel);

                    return NULL;
                }

                dynamic_channel_list = new_list;
                next_dynamic_channel_id = dynamic_channel_list_size;
                dynamic_channel_list_size *= 2;
            }
        }

        return channel;
    }

    return NULL;
}

int del_channel(BSPD_CHANNEL *channel)
{
    if (!channel || channel == global_channel)
    {
        return BSP_RTN_INVALID;
    }

    BSP_STRING *name_str = NULL;
    switch (channel->type)
    {
        case BSPD_CHANNEL_DYNAMIC :
            // Remove from list
            if (dynamic_channel_list[channel->id] == channel)
            {
                dynamic_channel_list[channel->id] = NULL;
                if (channel->id < next_dynamic_channel_id)
                {
                    next_dynamic_channel_id = channel->id;
                }
            }

            break;
        case BSPD_CHANNEL_STATIC :
            // Remove from list
            name_str = bsp_new_const_string(channel->name, -1);
            bsp_object_set_hash(static_channel_list, name_str, NULL);
            bsp_del_string(name_str);

            break;
        default :
            break;
    }

    // Make removal
    //bsp_object_reset(channel->list)
    bsp_del_object(channel->list);
    bsp_mempool_free(mp_channel, channel);

    return BSP_RTN_SUCCESS;
}

BSPD_CHANNEL * check_static_channel(const char *name)
{
    if (!name)
    {
        return NULL;
    }

    BSP_VALUE *vc = bsp_object_value_hash_original(static_channel_list, name);
    if (vc)
    {
        return (BSPD_CHANNEL *) (V_GET_POINTER(vc));
    }

    return NULL;
}

BSPD_CHANNEL * check_dynamic_channel(int id)
{
    if (id >= dynamic_channel_list_size)
    {
        return NULL;
    }

    BSPD_CHANNEL *channel = dynamic_channel_list[id];

    return channel;
}

int join_channel(BSPD_CHANNEL *channel, BSPD_SESSION *session)
{
    if (!channel || !session)
    {
        return BSP_RTN_INVALID;
    }

    if (!channel->list)
    {
        channel->list = bsp_new_object(BSP_OBJECT_HASH);
        if (!channel->list)
        {
            return BSP_RTN_ERR_MEMORY;
        }
    }

    if (0 == strnlen(session->session_id, MAX_SESSION_ID_LENGTH))
    {
        if (session->session_id_int > 0)
        {
            // Internal id set
            sprintf(session->session_id, "%llu", (unsigned long long int) session->session_id_int);
        }
        else
        {
            // No id
            return BSP_RTN_ERR_GENERAL;
        }
    }

    BSP_VALUE *val = bsp_new_value();
    if (!val)
    {
        return BSP_RTN_ERR_MEMORY;
    }

    BSP_STRING *key = bsp_new_const_string(session->session_id, -1);
    if (!key)
    {
        bsp_del_value(val);

        return BSP_RTN_ERR_MEMORY;
    }

    V_SET_POINTER(val, session);
    bsp_object_set_hash(channel->list, key, val);
    while (session->total_joined >= session->joined_list_size)
    {
        if (!session->joined_list)
        {
            session->joined_list = bsp_calloc(SESSION_JOINED_LIST_INITIAL, sizeof(BSPD_CHANNEL *));
            session->joined_list_size = SESSION_JOINED_LIST_INITIAL;
            session->total_joined = 0;
        }
        else
        {
            session->joined_list = bsp_realloc(session->joined_list, 2 * session->joined_list_size * sizeof(BSPD_CHANNEL *));
            session->joined_list_size *= 2;
        }

        if (!session->joined_list)
        {
            return BSP_RTN_ERR_MEMORY;
        }
    }

    session->joined_list[session->total_joined ++] = channel;

    return BSP_RTN_SUCCESS;
}

int quit_channel(BSPD_CHANNEL *channel, BSPD_SESSION *session)
{
    if (!channel || !channel->list || BSP_OBJECT_HASH != channel->list->type || !session)
    {
        return BSP_RTN_INVALID;
    }

    if (0 == strnlen(session->session_id, MAX_SESSION_ID_LENGTH))
    {
        // No id
        return BSP_RTN_ERR_GENERAL;
    }

    BSP_STRING *key = bsp_new_const_string(session->session_id, -1);
    bsp_object_set_hash(channel->list, key, NULL);
    bsp_del_string(key);

    // Del dynamic channel if no member in it
    if (BSPD_CHANNEL_DYNAMIC == channel->type && 0 == bsp_object_size(channel->list))
    {
        del_channel(channel);
    }

    return BSP_RTN_SUCCESS;
}


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Driven: AMG-powered Vantage has a personality of its own
Latest launches / 13 April 2018, 11:04am / Jesse Adams
Johannesburg - Stylistically speaking, few cars can withstand the test of time like Aston Martin's previous Vantage did. With an unusually long 13-year lifespan, the sexy coupé still looked as minty fresh in showrooms this year as it did at launch in 2005.
But as good of a job as its taut skin did to hide them, the wrinkles were appearing underneath, and with such old-school engine, gearbox and infotainment tech the Vantage was in dire need of replacement. Especially when considering how advanced its competition has become.
Well here it is. The all-new Vantage. Bristling with all the latest and greatest gizmotronics needed to take the fight to its closest supercar rivals. Rivals such as Audi's R8, Porsche's 911 Turbo, and Merc's AMG GT. The AMG in particular, because of all the bits shared between the two cars thanks to a tech sharing arrangement forged in 2013 between the British and German brands. More on those in a bit.
The new Vantage shares its aluminium chassis structure, or at least a good chunk of it, with Aston's other recently reborn coupe, the DB11. It's shorter, of course, because the two-seat Vantage chops a section out of its midriff where the DB's back seats would be, but from the tip of its nose to the A-pillars the cars are nearly identical underneath.
They're also quite similar at the back where each has an eight-speed ZF automatic gearbox (a manual Vantage is expected in due course), positioned at the rear axle for 50/50 weight distribution. But, for sharper handling, the Vantage ditches the DB11's rubber subframe bushings for solid mountings, and it also gains a clever electronically controlled E-Diff in place of a mechanical limited slip unit.
But what about those shared AMG components? The biggest inheritance is under the hood, where Affalterbach's four-litre twin turbo V8 resides. The tech-sharing agreement means that Aston Martin couldn't toy with the engine's rotating internals, but was allowed to fit its own intake, exhaust and computer management systems, as well as some light fettling of the cylinder heads. The result sees an Aston-specific output of 375kW and 685Nm, putting it roughly on par with AMG's 375kW/650Nm GT S Coupé in performance terms.
Elsewhere evidence of the partnership is plain to see, such as in the indicator stalk, 20.3cm central infotainment display, and curved touchpad controller between the seats which are all direct transplants from Mercedes' current passenger car lineup.
Despite the Mercedes influence, however, the Vantage has its own feel on the road.
South African importers of Aston Martin - Daytona - gave us a brief stint at the wheel of a fluorescent green pre-production prototype (note, this Lime Essence colour is an actual option) ahead of the car's scheduled July launch, and we're pleased to say the car has a character all of its own.
Most surprising to us, was that it never feels quite as sharp edged as aforementioned competitors, despite the effort Aston put in to make it a firmer, pointier and more responsive car than its DB11 sibling. Unlike the DB11, which comes with a Comfort setting in its range of drive modes, the Vantage sees only Sport, Sport+ and Track, but even with Track selected the coupe managed to smooth out rough road surfaces in a way an R8 wishes it could.
Bear in mind we only drove the car on a short loop around the Cradle of Humankind, where cyclists and speedhumps prevented any envelope pushing. Still, if we look at supercars on a scale of comfortable grand tourers versus aggressive corner slicers, the Vantage leans more toward the former. Not that it's not quick. It certainly is, and we trust Aston's claimed 0-100km/h time of 3.6 seconds and 314km/h top speed are relatively accurate.
Recent AMG V8s have built a reputation for their angry exhaust notes, so naturally the Vantage doesn't disappoint in this department. It does, however, manage to produce a signature soundtrack thanks to all its Aston-specific components. And, because the engine sits so far back in the chassis, it sounds like the twin-turbocharged beast is riding in the cabin right alongside you. Which it almost is.
The new Vantage has swelled in pretty much every dimension from its predecessor; Nevertheless, the cockpit has a very confined feel, not unlike the previous Vantage where its low floor and high window line make for a very cozy sensation, but here the feeling's exaggerated by a fairly broad console area.
It's a busy place too, with enough knobs and switches to keep even Neil Armstrong occupied, but at least it's laid out in a reasonably intuitive way. The interior, and its plethora of switchgear is also made with a level of quality the previous Vantage can't compete with.
The new Vantage will be available from Daytona in late June or early July, with a starting price of about R2.9-million.
Engine: 4.0-litre, V8, turbopetrol
Gearbox: 8-speed automatic
Power: 375kW @ 6000rpm
Torque: 685Nm @ 2000-5000rpm
0-100km/h (claimed): 3.6 seconds
Top speed (claimed): 314 km/h
Price (indicative): R2 900 000
Warranty: 3-year/unlimited km
Service plan: 3-year/unlimited km