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We participate in and comply with the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield Framework as set forth by the US Department of Commerce regarding the collection, use, and retention of Personal Data (defined in Section 2.1) from European Economic Area ("EEA") member countries. You can find out more about our commitment to the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield Framework in our EU-US Privacy Shield Notice.
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1. Who We Are.
1.1 Eventbrite.
Welcome to Eventbrite! We are a ticketing and registration platform dedicated to bringing the world together through live experiences. Through our platform, mobile apps and services, we enable people all over the world to create, discover, share and register for events.
1.2 The Services; Responsible Party.
Eventbrite's websites and domains, including www.eventbrite.com, and any other webpages, subdomains, country level domain variants that link or refer to this Privacy Policy (collectively, our "Site"), all of the services available on or through the Site or otherwise provided by us (including our application programming interfaces), and all of our free mobile applications, including without limitation, Eventbrite Organizer, the Eventbrite app and the Rally app (collectively, the "Applications") are offered, maintained and provided by Eventbrite. We refer to all of these as our "Services."
Eventbrite, Inc. is a Delaware corporation with its principal place of business at 155 5th Street, Floor 7, San Francisco, CA 94103, Reg. No. 4742147 ("Eventbrite," "us," "we" or "our"). If you are resident in the European Economic Area ("EEA") or Switzerland, Eventbrite, Inc. is the responsible party or data controller with respect to Personal Data (defined below) collected through the Services.
If you have any questions or concerns at any time, please do not hesitate to contact us at the address above or by contacting us at privacy@eventbrite.com.
1.3 Users.
Through the Services, Eventbrite provides a simple and quick means for registered users who are event Organizers, planners and charitable organizations ("Organizers") to create event registration, speaker profile, Organizer profile, fundraising and other webpages related to their events, to promote those pages and events to visitors or browsers of the Services and to sell tickets and registrations (or issue free registrations), solicit donations and sell merchandise related to those events to users who wish to make purchases, registrations or donations from or to such events (including to free events) ("Attendees"). We refer to Organizers, Attendees and other visitors and browsers of the Services collectively as "Users" or "you."
2. Our Privacy Statement.
2.1 Application.
This Privacy Policy sets forth our policy with respect to information that can be associated with or which relates to a person and/or could be used to identify a person ("Personal Data") that is collected from Users on or through the Services. "Non-Personal Data" as used in this Privacy Policy is therefore any information that does not relate to a person and/or cannot be used to identify a person. We take the privacy of your Personal Data seriously. Because of that, we have created this Privacy Policy. Please read this Privacy Policy as it includes important information regarding your Personal Data and other information.
When you interact with the Services, we may also collect Non-Personal Data. The limitations and requirements in this Privacy Policy on our collection, use, disclosure, transfer and storage/retention of Personal Data do not apply to Non-Personal Data.
3. Personal Data That We Collect.
When you use or interact with us through the Services, we may collect Personal Data, as further described below:
3.1 All Users.
Information you provide to us: For all Users we collect Personal Data when you voluntarily provide such information to the Services, such as when you register for access to the Services, contact us with inquiries, respond to one of our surveys or browse or use certain parts of the Services. The Personal Data we may collect includes without limitation your name, address, email address and other information that enables Users to be personally identified.
Information we automatically collect: We also automatically collect certain technical data that is sent to us from the computer, mobile device and/or browser through which you access the Services ("Automatic Data"). Automatic Data, includes without limitation, a unique identifier associated with your access device and/or browser (including, for example, your Internet Protocol (IP) address) characteristics about your access device and/or browser, statistics on your activities on the Services, information about how you came to the Services and data collected through Cookies, Pixel Tags, Local Shared Objects, Web Storage and other similar technologies. You can find out more information about how we use Cookies and other similar tracking technologies in our Cookie Policy.
When you register for the Services or otherwise submit Personal Data to us, we may associate other Non-Personal Data (including Non-Personal Data we collect from third parties) with your Personal Data. At such instance, we will treat any such combined data as Personal Data until such time as it can no longer be associated with you or used to identify you.
3.2 Organizers.
As an Organizer we will collect additional Personal Data from you.
Information you provide to us: In some cases, we may collect your credit card information (e.g., your credit card number and expiration date, billing address, etc.), some of which may constitute Personal Data, to secure certain payments. In addition, if you use our payment processing services, we will collect financial information from you (e.g., your bank account information or an address to send checks) as necessary to facilitate payments and information required for tax purposes (e.g., your taxpayer identification number).
Information we obtain from other sources: We may also collect or receive Personal Data from third party sources, such as third party websites, your bank, our payment processing partners and credit reporting agencies.
3.3 Attendees.
As an Attendee we will collect additional Personal Data from you.
Information you provide to us: If you register for a paid event, we will collect financial information from you (e.g., your credit card number and expiration date, billing address, etc.) some of which may constitute Personal Data. In addition, Organizers can set up event registration pages to collect virtually any information from Attendees in connection with registration for an Organizer's event listed on the Services. If an Attendee voluntarily provides that information in connection with registration for an event or otherwise, it will be available to us and will be held by us in accordance with this Privacy Policy. In addition, such information will be delivered to the Organizer of the applicable event in accordance with "How We Disclose and Transfer Your Personal Data: Organizers" below.
Information we obtain from other sources: We may also collect or receive Personal Data from third party sources, such as Organizers, other Attendees, social media or other third party integrations, your credit card issuing bank, our payment processing partners or other third parties.
We collect and use the Personal Data we collect in a manner that is consistent with this Privacy Policy. We may use the Personal Data as follows:
4.1 Specific Reason.
If you provide Personal Data for a certain purpose, we may use the Personal Data in connection with the purpose for which it was provided. For instance, if you contact us by e-mail, we will use the Personal Data you provide to answer your question or resolve your problem and will respond to the email address from which the contact came.
4.2 Access and Use.
If you provide Personal Data in order to obtain access to or use of the Services or any functionality thereof, we will use your Personal Data to provide you with access to or use of the Services or functionality and to monitor your use of such Services or functionality. For instance, if you supply Personal Data relating to your identity or qualifications to use certain portions of the Services, we will use that information to make a decision as to granting you access to use such Services and to monitor your ongoing qualification to use such Services.
4.3 Internal Business Purposes.
We may use your Personal Data for internal business purposes, including without limitation, to help us improve the content and functionality of the Services, to better understand our Users, to improve the Services, to protect against, identify or address wrongdoing, to enforce our Terms of Service, to manage your account and provide you with customer service, and to generally manage the Services and our business.
4.4 Marketing.
Where it is in accordance with your marketing preferences, we may use your Personal Data to contact you in the future for our marketing and advertising purposes, including without limitation, to inform you about services or events we believe might be of interest to you, to develop promotional or marketing materials and provide those materials to you, and to display content and advertising on or off the Services that we believe might be of interest to you. In particular, Organizers should note that we may use information we receive or collect regarding Attendees (including without limitation via an Organizer's event registration page) in accordance with the terms of this Privacy Policy, including in the manner set forth above.
4.5 Organizer Emails.
We allow Organizers to use our email tools to contact Attendees for their current and past events, so you may receive emails from our system that originate with such Organizers. If you have registered for an event on the Services, your email is available to that Organizer. However, Organizers may also import the emails they have from external sources and send communications through the Services to those emails and we will deliver those communications to those emails. See "Opt Out from Electronic Communications" below on how to opt out of these communications.
4.6 Other Purposes.
If we intend to use any Personal Data in any manner that is not consistent with this Privacy Policy, you will be informed of such anticipated use prior to or at the time the Personal Data is collected or we will obtain your consent subsequent to such collection but prior to such use.
5. How We Disclose And Transfer Your Personal Data.
5.1 No Sale.
We are not in the business of selling your Personal Data. We consider this information to be a vital part of our relationship with you. Therefore, we will not sell your Personal Data to third parties, including third party advertisers. There are, however, certain circumstances in which we may disclose, transfer or share your Personal Data with certain third parties without further notice to you, as set forth below.
5.2 Business Transfers.
As we develop our business, we might sell or buy businesses or assets. In the event of a corporate sale, merger, reorganization, dissolution or similar event, Personal Data may be part of the transferred assets. You acknowledge and agree that any successor to or acquirer of Eventbrite (or its assets) will continue to have the right to use your Personal Data and other information in accordance with the terms of this Privacy Policy.
5.3 Parent Companies, Subsidiaries and Affiliates.
We may also share your Personal Data with our parent companies, subsidiaries and/or affiliates for purposes consistent with this Privacy Policy. Our parent companies, subsidiaries and affiliates will be bound to maintain that Personal Data in accordance with this Privacy Policy.
5.4 Agents, Consultants and Service Providers.
We may share your Personal Data with our contractors and service providers who process Personal Data on behalf of Eventbrite to perform certain business-related functions. These companies include our marketing agencies, database service providers, backup and disaster recovery service providers, email service providers and others. When we engage another company to perform such functions, we may provide them with information, including Personal Data, in connection with their performance of such functions.
When you purchase tickets to, register for or donate to an event through the event page, or through a related fundraising page on the Services, we provide the Personal Data entered on the applicable event or related fundraising page to the Organizers of such event or related fundraising page. For fundraising pages, we may provide your Personal Data both to the Organizer charity of the fundraising page and the Organizer of the event to which the fundraising page is linked. In some instances, an Organizer may appoint a third party, which may or may not be affiliated with the Organizer, to create an event or fundraising page on its behalf (we call these third parties "Third Party Organizers"). For example, and without limitation, a concert venue (the Organizer, in this case) may allow third party promoters or production companies (the Third Party Organizers) to create events that will be hosted at the Organizer's venue using its Eventbrite account. In that case, we may provide your Personal Data associated with the event to both to the Organizer, and its appointed Third Party Organizer that created the event or fundraising page. You agree that we are not responsible for the actions of these Organizers, or their Third Party Organizers, with respect to your Personal Data. It is important that you review the applicable policies of the Organizers, and if applicable and available, their appointed Third Party Organizers, of an event (and the related fundraising page, if applicable) before providing Personal Data or other information in connection with that event or related fundraising page.
5.6 Facebook and Other Third Party Connections.
You can connect your Eventbrite account to your accounts on third party services like Facebook, in which case we may collect, use, disclose, transfer and store/retain information relating to your account with such third party services in accordance with this Privacy Policy. For example, if you connect with Facebook, we store your Facebook id, first name, last name, email, location, friends list and profile picture and use them to connect with your Facebook account to provide certain functionality on the Services, like recommending events that your Facebook friends are interested in and sharing the events you are interested in, or attending, with certain groups of people like your Facebook friends.
5.7 Legal Requirements.
We may disclose your Personal Data if required to do so by law in order to (for example) respond to a subpoena or request from law enforcement, a court or a government agency (including in response to public authorities to meet national security or law enforcement requirements), or in the good faith belief that such action is necessary to (a) comply with a legal obligation, (b) protect or defend our rights, interests or property or that of third parties, (c) prevent or investigate possible wrongdoing in connection with the Services, (d) act in urgent circumstances to protect the personal safety of Users of the Services or the public, or (e) protect against legal liability.
6. How We Store Your Personal Data.
We may store Personal Data itself or such information may be stored by third parties to whom we have transferred it in accordance with this Privacy Policy. We take what we believe to be reasonable steps to protect the Personal Data collected via the Services from loss, misuse, unauthorized use, access, inadvertent disclosure, alteration and destruction. However, no network, server, database or Internet or e-mail transmission is ever fully secure or error free. Therefore, you should take special care in deciding what information you send to us electronically. Please keep this in mind when disclosing any Personal Data.
7. How You Can Access, Update, Correct or Delete Your Personal Data.
You can request access to some of your Personal Data being stored by us. You can also ask us to correct, update or delete any inaccurate Personal Data that we process about them.
If you are a registered User, you can exercise these rights by logging in and visiting the My Account page. Both registered and unregistered Users may also exercise these rights by contacting us directly by email at privacy@eventbrite.com or at the address specified below.
We will consider and respond to all requests in accordance with applicable law.
8. How Long We Retain Your Personal Data.
We may retain your Personal Data as long as you are registered to use the Services. You may close your account by contacting us. However, we may retain Personal Data for an additional period as is permitted or required under applicable laws. Even if we delete your Personal Data it may persist on backup or archival media for an additional period of time for legal, tax or regulatory reasons or for legitimate and lawful business purposes.
9. Cookies, Pixels Tags, Local Shared Objects, Web Storage And Similar Technologies.
Please refer to our Cookie Policy for more information about our use of cookies and other similar tracking technologies.
10. Your Choices.
You have several choices available when it comes to your Personal Data:
10.1 Limit the Personal Data You Provide.
You can browse the Services without providing any Personal Data (other than Automatic Data to the extent it is considered Personal Data under applicable laws) or with limiting the Personal Data you provide. If you choose not to provide any Personal Data or limit the Personal Data you provide, you may not be able to use certain functionality of the Services. For instance, in order to open an account, or buy or sell tickets, your name and email address will be required.
10.2 Opt Out from Electronic Communications.
(a) Eventbrite Marketing Communications.
Where it is in accordance with your marketing preferences, Eventbrite may send you electronic communications marketing or advertising the Services themselves or events on the Services, to the extent you have registered for the Services or purchased a ticket and/or registration to an event listed on the Services. You can also "opt out" of receiving these electronic communications by clicking on the "Unsubscribe" link at the bottom of any such electronic communication. In addition, you may also manage your email preferences at any time by logging in (or signing up and then logging in), clicking on "Account" and then "Email Preferences."
(b) Organizer Initiated Communications.
Organizers may use our email tools to send electronic communications to those on their email subscription lists, including Attendees who have registered for their events on the Services in the past. Although these electronic communications are sent through our system, Eventbrite does not determine the content or the recipients of these electronic communications. Organizers are required to use our email tools only in accordance with all applicable laws. Eventbrite provides an "Unsubscribe" link on each of these emails, which allows recipients to "opt out" of electronic communications from the particular Organizer.
(c) Social Notifications.
If you connect your Facebook account or sign up for other social media integrations whose product features include social notifications (i.e., updates on what your friends are doing on the Services), you will receive these social notifications. You can manage these social notifications by toggling your social settings to private or disconnecting such integration.
(d) Transactional or Responsive Communications.
Certain electronic communications from Eventbrite are responsive to your requests. For instance, if you are an Attendee, we must email you your ticket or registration when you purchase such ticket or registration. As a further example, if you email our customer support department, we will return your email. Notwithstanding any unsubscribe election that you have made, you will still receive these emails. You can stop receiving these types of emails only by contacting us. By electing to stop receiving all electronic communications from us or through our system you will no longer receive any updates on events you have created (including pay-out issues) or on events you are registered to attend (including emails with your tickets). We do not recommend that you do this unless you plan to no longer use the Services, are not currently registered for an event, are not currently organizing an event and will have no need to receive further communications from us or through our system.
(e) Retention.
It may take up to forty-eight (48) hours for us to process an unsubscribe request. Even after you opt out of all electronic communications, we will retain your Personal Data in accordance with this Privacy Policy, however, we will no longer use it to contact you. However, Organizers who have received your Personal Data in accordance with this Privacy Policy may still use that Personal Data to contact you in accordance with their own privacy policies, but they may not use our system to do so.
10.3 Do Not Track.
We currently do not participate in any "Do Not Track" frameworks that would allow us to respond to signals or other mechanisms from you regarding the collection of your Personal Data.
11. Exclusions.
11.1 Personal Data Provided to Others.
This Privacy Policy does not apply to any Personal Data that you provide to another User or visitor through the Services or through any other means, including to Organizers on event pages or information posted by you to any public areas of the Services.
11.2 Third Party Links.
This Privacy Policy applies only to the Services. The Services may contain links to other websites not operated or controlled by us (the "Third Party Sites"). The policies and procedures we described here do not apply to the Third Party Sites. The links from the Services do not imply that we endorse or have reviewed the Third Party Sites. We suggest contacting those sites directly for information on their privacy policies.
11.3 Aggregated Personal Data.
In an ongoing effort to better understand and serve the users of the Services, we often conduct research on our customer demographics, interests and behavior based on Personal Data and other information that we have collected. This research may be compiled and analyzed on an aggregate basis and this aggregate information does not identify you personally and we therefore consider and treat this data as Non-Personal Data.
12. Children.
We do not knowingly collect Personal Data from children under the age of thirteen (13). If you are under the age of thirteen (13), please do not submit any Personal Data through the Services. We encourage parents and legal guardians to monitor their children's Internet usage and to help enforce our Privacy Policy by instructing their children never to provide Personal Data through the Services without their permission. If you have reason to believe that a child under the age of 13 has provided Personal Data to us through the Services, please email us at privacy@eventbrite.com, and we will endeavor to delete that information from our databases.
13. International Privacy Laws.
If you are visiting the Services from outside the United States, please be aware that you are sending information (including Personal Data) to the United States where our servers are located. That information may then be transferred within the United States or back out of the United States to other countries outside of your country of residence, depending on the type of information and how it is stored by us. These countries (including the United States) may not necessarily have data protection laws as comprehensive or protective as those in your country of residence; however, our collection, storage and use of your Personal Data will at all times continue to be governed by this Privacy Policy.
EU – US Privacy Shield
For Personal Data we receive from the EEA, Eventbrite, Inc has certified its compliance to the EU-US Privacy Shield as set forth by the U.S. Department of Commerce regarding the collection, use, and retention of personal data from the European Union countries. We have certified that we adhere to the Privacy Shield principles of Notice, Choice, Accountability for Onward Transfers, Security, Data Integrity & Purpose Limitation, Access and Recourse, Enforcement & Liability when processing Personal Data from the EEA in the United States. You can find out more about our commitment to the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield Framework in our EU-US Privacy Shield Notice.
14. Changes To This Privacy Policy.
The Services and our business may change from time to time. As a result, at times it may be necessary for us to make changes to this Privacy Policy. We reserve the right, in our sole discretion, to update or modify this Privacy Policy at any time (collectively, "Modifications"). Modifications to this Privacy Policy will be posted to the Site with a change to the "Updated" date at the top of this Privacy Policy. In certain circumstances Eventbrite may, but need not, provide you with additional notice of such Modifications, such as via email or with in-Service notifications. Modifications will be effective thirty (30) days following the "Updated" date or such other date as communicated in any other notice to you.
Please review this policy periodically, and especially before you provide any Personal Data. This Privacy Policy was updated on the date indicated above. Your continued use of the Services following the effectiveness of any Modifications to this Privacy Policy constitutes acceptance of those Modifications. If any Modification to this Privacy Policy is not acceptable to you, you should cease accessing, browsing and otherwise using the Services.
15. Dispute Resolution.
If you have a complaint about Eventbrite's privacy practices you should write to us at:
Eventbrite, Inc., Attn: Privacy Officer, 155 5th Street, Floor 7, San Francisco, CA 94103, USA, or by email to privacy@eventbrite.com. We will take reasonable steps to work with you to attempt to resolve your complaint.
Residents of the EEA who believe that their information has not been processed in compliance with the Privacy Shield Principles may raise their complaints in a number of ways. For further information, please see our Privacy Shield Notice.
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from taskflow import task
from novaclient import exceptions as nova_exceptions

from utils import exceptions
from utils.helper import *
from utils.resourcetype import ResourceType
from utils.db_handlers import flavors

LOG = logging.getLogger(__name__)

class FlavorMigrationTask(task.Task):
    """
    Task to migrate all flavor settings from the source cloud to the
    target cloud.
    """

    def __init__(self, name, **kwargs):
        super(FlavorMigrationTask, self).__init__(name, **kwargs)
        # config must be ready at this point
        self.nv_source = get_nova_source()
        self.nv_target = get_nova_target()

        self.duplicates_handle = cfg.CONF.Duplicates_handle

        # create new table if not exists
        flavors.initialise_flavor_mapping()

    def migrate_one_flavor(self, flavor_name):
        try:
            s_flavor = self.nv_source.flavors.find(name=flavor_name)
        except nova_exceptions.NotFound:
            # encapsulate exceptions to make it more understandable
            # to user. Other exception handling mechanism can be added later
            LOG.error(exceptions.ResourceNotFoundException(
                ResourceType.flavor, flavor_name,
                cfg.CONF.SOURCE.os_cloud_name))
            return

        s_cloud_name = cfg.CONF.SOURCE.os_cloud_name
        t_cloud_name = cfg.CONF.TARGET.os_cloud_name

        # check whether the tenant has been migrated
        values = [flavor_name, s_flavor.id, s_cloud_name, t_cloud_name]
        m_flavor = flavors.get_migrated_flavor(values)
        new_flavor_name = flavor_name

        if m_flavor is not None and m_flavor['state'] == "completed":
            LOG.info("flavor {0} in cloud {1} has already been migrated"
                     .format(m_flavor["src_flavor_name"], s_cloud_name))
            return

        elif m_flavor is not None and m_flavor['state'] != "completed":
            LOG.info("Retrying migrating {0} from {1}"
                     .format(flavor_name, s_cloud_name))

        elif m_flavor is None:
            # check for tenant name duplication
            new_flavor_name = s_flavor.name
            try:
                if self.duplicates_handle == "SKIP":
                    found = self.nv_target.flavors.find(name=new_flavor_name)
                    if found:
                        LOG.info("Skipping flavor '{0}' duplicates"
                                 "found on cloud '{1}'"
                                 .format(found.name, t_cloud_name))
                        return

                elif self.duplicates_handle == "AUTO_RENAME":
                    found = True
                    while found:
                        found = self.nv_target.flavors.find(name=new_flavor_name)
                        if found:
                            new_flavor_name += "_migrated"

            except nova_exceptions.NotFound:
                # irrelevant exception swallow the exception
                pass

            # preparing record for inserting into database
            flavor_migration_data = {'src_flavor_name': s_flavor.name,
                                     'src_uuid': s_flavor.id,
                                     'src_cloud': s_cloud_name,
                                     'dst_flavor_name': new_flavor_name,
                                     'dst_uuid': "NULL",
                                     'dst_cloud': t_cloud_name,
                                     'state': "unknown"}

            flavors.record_flavor_migrated([flavor_migration_data])

            LOG.info("Start migrating flavour '{}'\n".format(s_flavor.name))

        swap = getattr(s_flavor, 'swap', 0)
        if not swap:
            swap = 0
        else:
            swap = int(swap)

        new_flavor_details = {
            'name': new_flavor_name,
            'ram': s_flavor.ram,
            'vcpus': s_flavor.vcpus,
            'disk': s_flavor.disk,
            'ephemeral': getattr(s_flavor, 'ephemeral', 0),
            'swap': swap,
            'rxtx_factor': s_flavor.rxtx_factor,
            'is_public': getattr(s_flavor,
                                 'os-flavor-access:is_public', False)}

        # create a new tenant
        flavour_data = flavors.get_migrated_flavor(values)
        try:
            migrated_flavor = self.nv_target.flavors.create(
                **new_flavor_details)

            flavour_data.update({'dst_uuid': migrated_flavor.id})

        except Exception as e:
            LOG.error("flavor '{}' migration failure\nDetails:"
                      .format(s_flavor.name, e.args))
            # update database record
            flavour_data.update({'state': "error"})
            flavors.update_migration_record(**flavour_data)
            return

        flavour_data.update({'state': "completed"})
        flavors.update_migration_record(**flavour_data)

    def execute(self, flavors_to_migrate):

        """execute the flavor migration task

        :param flavors_to_migrate: the names of flavors to migrate. If the not
        specified or length equals to 0 all flavor will be migrated,
        otherwise only specified flavor will be migrated
        """

        if flavors_to_migrate is None:
            LOG.info("Migrating all flavors ...")
            flavors_to_migrate = []
            for flavor in self.nv_source.flavors.list():
                flavors_to_migrate.append(flavor.name)

        elif type(flavors_to_migrate) is str:
            flavors_to_migrate = [flavors_to_migrate]
        elif type(flavors_to_migrate) is list and len(flavors_to_migrate) > 0:
            LOG.info("Migrating given flavors of size {} ...\n"
                     .format(len(flavors_to_migrate)))
        elif type(flavors_to_migrate) is list and len(flavors_to_migrate) == 0:
            LOG.info("No flavour resources to be migrated.\n")
            return
        else:
            LOG.error("Incorrect parameter '{0}'.\n"
                      "Expects: a list of flavor names\n"
                      "Received: '{1}'".format("tenants_to_move",
                                               flavors_to_migrate))
            return

        for flavor in flavors_to_migrate:
            LOG.info("Migrating flavor '{}'\n".format(flavor))
            self.migrate_one_flavor(flavor)

    def revert(self, flavors_to_migrate):
        if flavors_to_migrate is None:
            LOG.info("Start reverting flavours.\n")
            flavors_to_migrate = []
            for flavor in self.nv_source.flavors.list():
                flavors_to_migrate.append(flavor.name)

        elif type(flavors_to_migrate) is str:
            flavors_to_migrate = [flavors_to_migrate]
        elif type(flavors_to_migrate) is list \
                and len(flavors_to_migrate) == 0:
            LOG.info("No flavour resources to be reverted.\n")
            return
        elif type(flavors_to_migrate) is list \
                and len(flavors_to_migrate) > 0:
            LOG.info("Start reverting flavours.\n")
        else:
            LOG.error("Incorrect parameter '{0}'.\n"
                      "Expects: a list of flavor names\n"
                      "Received: '{1}'".format("tenants_to_move",
                                               flavors_to_migrate))
            return

        s_cloud_name = cfg.CONF.SOURCE.os_cloud_name
        t_cloud_name = cfg.CONF.TARGET.os_cloud_name

        for flavor in flavors_to_migrate:
            try:
                s_flavor = self.nv_source.flavors.find(name=flavor)
            except nova_exceptions.NotFound:
                LOG.info("Do not need to revert flavour {0}, "
                         "since it does not exist in cloud {1} "
                         .format(flavor, s_cloud_name))
                return

            values = [flavor, s_flavor.id, s_cloud_name, t_cloud_name]
            flavor_data = flavors.get_migrated_flavor(values)

            if flavor_data is not None:
                if flavor_data["state"] == "completed":
                    try:
                        t_flavor = self.nv_target.flavors.\
                            find(name=flavor_data["dst_flavor_name"])
                        self.nv_target.flavors.delete(t_flavor)
                    except nova_exceptions.NotFound:
                        LOG.info("Do not need to revert flavour {0}, "
                                 "since it has not been migrated successfully"
                                 " to cloud {1}"
                                 .format(flavor_data["dst_flavor_name"],
                                         t_cloud_name))

                # delete record from flyway database
                flavors.delete_migration_record(values)

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Q: when outputting rspec to file in documentation format, how do I insert newlines? I am outputting rspec documentation to a file and want it to be in markdown (e.g. the top level requirements have a #, the other context have ##), but markdown needs to have a newline between headers to make it more readable.
Is there a way to do that?  Or any other way to make the output a readable form of documentation for the intended specs?

A: You may be able to do this with an RSpec custom formatter. E.g.:
class MarkdownFormatter
  RSpec::Core::Formatters.register self, :example_started

  def initialize(output)
    @output = output
  end

  def example_started(notification)
    @output << "# Heading\n" << "## " << notification.example.description << "\n"
  end
end

Save into specs/markdown_formatter.rb, then:
$ rspec --format MarkdownFormatter

You might need to dig into the rspec-core gem code to figure out how the formatters work. I'd recommend looking at the "documentation" formatter (the one that is used when you provide the option --format doc)

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mozInlineSpellChecker is a cycle collectable class.  Therefore, with including mEditor to the cycle, we can make it nsCOMPtr<nsIEditor> instead of nsWeakPtr.
Then, can reduce a lot of unnecessary virtual calls and QI.
Although, this is not necessary for bug 1388269, we should fix this here since this change is really similar to what bug 1388269 tries to fix and enough simple and safe.
I will file a new bug that mCurrentSelectionAnchorNode changes to nsINode and mCurrentSelectionOffset changes to uint32_t.


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Okay, the obvious blame lies with the referees in the eyes of Tennessee football fans. There is also a lot of truth in this. However, many people are also responsible for their 48-45 overtime loss to the Purdue Boilermakers at the Music City Bowl, so we have to name everyone responsible. It is our blame for the loss of the Flights.
Warren Burrell: 30%
With the withdrawal of Alontae Taylor and the injury of Brandon Turnage, it was an opportunity for Warren Burrell to prove that he could be the future. Even though it was only a game, he failed miserably. It will likely bounce back next year, but it's hard to ignore what has happened.
Burrell suffered multiple pass interference penalties and allowed Broc Thompson to gain 217 receiving yards and two touchdowns, including a score of 70 yards. A pass interference call on him was bad, but most were accurate, and he made way too many mistakes.
The rest of the pass defense: 25%
We can't put all of this on Burrell. Everyone was set on fire. Remember, tight end Payne Durham caught five passes for 85 yards and two touchdowns, Jackson Anthrop caught five passes for 74 yards, and TJ Sheffield caught three passes for 61 yards and one touchdown.
Aidan O'Connell gained 317 yards on Tennessee football against guys who weren't Thompson in the air. UT came away with three interceptions, but that didn't make up for the yards they gave up the entire game.
Short-term blockage: 25%
The offensive line and tight ends are both to blame here. Pass protection improved, allowing two sacks, and that was largely due to Jabari Small's ability to pick up blitzes. However, blocking with less than three meters to go for a first try had too many breakdowns.
In the fourth quarter, UT failed on a 4th and a 1, and then they had to convert a 4th and a 13 after getting a 1st and a goal of 2. Finally, Jaylen Wright's play came on a 4th and a overtime goal, but UT started with 1st base and the goal inside the three-yard line. It all turned out to be costly.
Josh Heupel: 15%
He made a lot of good choices, but Josh Heupel took a toll on Tennessee football in his last regulation campaign. He was 1st and 10 at the Purdue 49 with 32 seconds and three time outs. Heupel called two deep bullets.
While one should have had a call waiting on Cedric Tillman, not executing him limited the distance they could get to set up a winning basket for Chase McGrath. That's why he had to try, and missed, a field goal of 56 yards instead of a potential kick from less than 40 yards.
Aaron Beasley: 5%
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Beasley's play was a big part of the pass defense failure, so we had to name him individually as well. There was one big play he helped out on, and it was his left side blitz to get Byron Young to drop the cover and get his interception, but other than that he didn't. a lot.
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import unittest

from argparse import Namespace
from mock import patch, Mock

from kafka.tools.exceptions import UnknownBrokerException, ConfigurationException
from kafka.tools.models.broker import Broker
from kafka.tools.models.cluster import Cluster
from kafka.tools.models.topic import Topic
from kafka.tools.assigner.sizers.prometheus import SizerPrometheus

class SizerPrometheusTests(unittest.TestCase):
    def setUp(self):
        self.args = Namespace()
        self.args.property = ['size_metric_name=kafka_log_size', 'metrics_port=1234']
        self.cluster = self.create_cluster_onehost()

    def create_cluster_onehost(self):
        cluster = Cluster()
        cluster.add_broker(Broker("brokerhost1.example.com", id=1))
        cluster.add_topic(Topic("testTopic1", 2))
        cluster.add_topic(Topic("testTopic2", 2))
        partition = cluster.topics['testTopic1'].partitions[0]
        partition.add_replica(cluster.brokers[1], 0)
        partition = cluster.topics['testTopic1'].partitions[1]
        partition.add_replica(cluster.brokers[1], 0)
        partition = cluster.topics['testTopic2'].partitions[0]
        partition.add_replica(cluster.brokers[1], 0)
        partition = cluster.topics['testTopic2'].partitions[1]
        partition.add_replica(cluster.brokers[1], 0)
        return cluster

    def test_sizer_create(self):
        sizer = SizerPrometheus(self.args, self.cluster)
        assert isinstance(sizer, SizerPrometheus)

    def test_sizer_run_missing_host(self):
        self.cluster.brokers[1].hostname = None
        sizer = SizerPrometheus(self.args, self.cluster)
        self.assertRaises(UnknownBrokerException, sizer.get_partition_sizes)

    def test_sizer_missing_size_metric_name(self):
        args = Namespace()
        args.property = ['metrics_port=1234']
        sizer = SizerPrometheus(args, self.cluster)
        self.assertRaises(ConfigurationException, sizer.get_partition_sizes)

    def test_sizer_missing_metrics_port(self):
        args = Namespace()
        args.property = ['size_metric_name=kafka_log_size']
        sizer = SizerPrometheus(args, self.cluster)
        self.assertRaises(ConfigurationException, sizer.get_partition_sizes)

    def test_sizer_parse_prometheus_value_good(self):
        sizer = SizerPrometheus(self.args, self.cluster)
        assert sizer._parse_prometheus_value('1234.0') == 1234.0
        assert sizer._parse_prometheus_value('2.759052553E9') == 2759052553

    def test_sizer_parse_prometheus_value_bad(self):
        sizer = SizerPrometheus(self.args, self.cluster)
        self.assertRaises(UnknownBrokerException, sizer._parse_prometheus_value, 'foo')
        self.assertRaises(UnknownBrokerException, sizer._parse_prometheus_value, '123.0.0')
        self.assertRaises(UnknownBrokerException, sizer._parse_prometheus_value, 'E')

    def test_sizer_parse_prometheus_metric_good(self):
        sizer = SizerPrometheus(self.args, self.cluster)

        m = sizer._parse_prometheus_metric(
            'kafka_log_size{topic="testTopic1", partition="0"} 1234.0')
        assert m['name'] == 'kafka_log_size'
        assert m['labels']['topic'] == 'testTopic1'
        assert m['labels']['partition'] == '0'
        assert m['value'] == 1234

        m = sizer._parse_prometheus_metric(
            'kafka_log_size{topic="testTopic1", partition="0",} 1.0')
        assert m['name'] == 'kafka_log_size'
        assert m['labels']['topic'] == 'testTopic1'
        assert m['labels']['partition'] == '0'
        assert m['value'] == 1

        m = sizer._parse_prometheus_metric(
            'kafka_log_size{topic="testTopic222", partition="444", } 12.0')
        assert m['name'] == 'kafka_log_size'
        assert m['labels']['topic'] == 'testTopic222'
        assert m['labels']['partition'] == '444'
        assert m['value'] == 12

        m = sizer._parse_prometheus_metric(
            'kafka_log_size{topic="mytopic",} 2.759052553E9')
        self.assertIsInstance(m, dict)
        assert m['name'] == 'kafka_log_size'
        assert m['labels']['topic'] == 'mytopic'
        assert m['value'] == 2759052553

        m = sizer._parse_prometheus_metric(
            'kafka_log_size{partition="3",topic="mytopic",} 2.759052553E9')
        self.assertIsInstance(m, dict)
        assert m['name'] == 'kafka_log_size'
        assert m['labels']['topic'] == 'mytopic'
        assert m['labels']['partition'] == '3'
        assert m['value'] == 2759052553

        m = sizer._parse_prometheus_metric(
            'kafka_log_size{partition="11",topic="mytopic",extra="foo"} 0.0')
        self.assertIsInstance(m, dict)
        assert m['name'] == 'kafka_log_size'
        assert m['labels']['topic'] == 'mytopic'
        assert m['labels']['partition'] == '11'
        assert m['labels']['extra'] == 'foo'
        assert m['value'] == 0

    def test_sizer_parse_prometheus_metric_bad(self):
        sizer = SizerPrometheus(self.args, self.cluster)

        m = sizer._parse_prometheus_metric('kafka_log_size 2.0')
        assert m is None

        m = sizer._parse_prometheus_metric('kafka_log_size{} 0.0')
        assert m is None

        m = sizer._parse_prometheus_metric('kafka_log_size{topic="abc"} foo')
        assert m is None

        m = sizer._parse_prometheus_metric('kafka_log_size{topic="abc", partition="1"} foo')
        assert m is None

    @patch('kafka.tools.assigner.sizers.prometheus.urlopen')
    def test_sizer_query_prometheus_bad(self, mock_urlopen):
        m = Mock()
        m.getcode.return_value = 200
        m.read.return_value = 'kafka_log_size{topic="foo",partition="abc"} 0.0\n'
        mock_urlopen.return_value = m

        sizer = SizerPrometheus(self.args, self.cluster)
        self.assertRaises(UnknownBrokerException, sizer._query_prometheus, 'localhost')

    @patch('kafka.tools.assigner.sizers.prometheus.urlopen')
    def test_sizer_get_prometheus_metrics_200(self, mock_urlopen):
        m = Mock()
        m.getcode.return_value = 200
        m.read.side_effect = [
            '# HELP foo\nkafka_log_size{} 1.0\nlog_size{foo="bar"} 1.5\n',
            '404 not found\n',
        ]
        mock_urlopen.return_value = m

        sizer = SizerPrometheus(self.args, self.cluster)

        metrics = sizer._get_prometheus_metrics('localhost', 1234, '/metrics')
        self.assertSequenceEqual(
            metrics, [
                '# HELP foo',
                'kafka_log_size{} 1.0',
                'log_size{foo="bar"} 1.5'
            ])

        metrics = sizer._get_prometheus_metrics('localhost', 1234, '/metrics')
        self.assertSequenceEqual(metrics, ['404 not found'])

    @patch('kafka.tools.assigner.sizers.prometheus.urlopen')
    def test_sizer_get_prometheus_metrics_404(self, mock_urlopen):
        m = Mock()
        m.getcode.return_value = 404
        m.read.return_value = '404 not found'
        mock_urlopen.return_value = m

        sizer = SizerPrometheus(self.args, self.cluster)
        self.assertRaises(UnknownBrokerException, sizer._get_prometheus_metrics, 'localhost', 1234, '/metrics')

    @patch('kafka.tools.assigner.sizers.prometheus.urlopen')
    def test_sizer_get_partition_sizes(self, mock_urlopen):
        m = Mock()
        m.getcode.return_value = 200
        m.read.return_value = 'kafka_log_size{topic="testTopic1", partition="0"} 1234.0\n'
        mock_urlopen.return_value = m

        sizer = SizerPrometheus(self.args, self.cluster)
        sizer.get_partition_sizes()

        assert self.cluster.topics['testTopic1'].partitions[0].size == 1234


New Orleans Saints History officially began on November 1 –All Saints Day– in 1966. New Orleans was awarded the NFL's 16th franchise and by the end of the year oilman John W. Mecom Jr became majority stock holder and named Atlanta Falcon offensive co-coordinator Tom Fears as head coach. Before then Fears had been on staff at Green Bay and Los Angles.
The Saints actually had some big names signed to the roster. Names like Billy Kilmer and Doug Atkins. The Former LSU Tiger and Green Bay legend Jim Taylor would play his last season in New Orleans before being inducted into the NFL Hall of Fame. Taylor's team mate Paul Horung had actually been chosen in the expansion draft also but a back injury led him to an early retirement. For the defense, players like defensive end Doug Atkins and linebacker Steve Stonebreaker came on.
The Wide, Wide, Wacky World of the New Orleans Saints actually began quite well. A 5-1 record was posted during the preseason. Even the opening kickoff of the 1967 season against the Rams was something to get excited about. Rookie John Gilliam's 94-yard TD return electrified the Tulane Stadium crowd. The Rams managed to come back and win 27-13.
The first win didn't come until week 8, against the Philadelphia Eagles. Wide receiver Flea Roberts had 3 TDs in a 31-24 victory. Other victories where against Atlanta and Washington.
All in all, the first New Orleans Saint season wasn't that bad. The 3 wins posted matched the most of any first year expansion team at that time and the Saints showed they could at least hit hard and be competitive.
Defensive back Dave Whitsell would make the Pro Bowl while leading the NFL in interceptions with 10, still a team record. Jim Taylor led the team in rushing with 390 yards with 2 TDS. Billy Kilmer & Gary Cuozzo split the QB duties. The surprise of the year was rookie wide receiver Danny Abramowicz. As a 17th round draft pick, Abramowicz led the team in receiving with 50 catches & 721 yards (6 TDS).


Before anyone could react the troll had already closed over half the distance between itself and the bandits. Any second now it would tear through them like a sharp knife through cloth, but with a lot more blood flying everywhere.
Then, the cavern was drowned in light as Mahedium unleashed his magic. It was so bright the edges of Blacknail's vision whitened until they seemed foggy.
The effect on the troll was impressive. It screamed horribly, as it brought its claws up to shield its face. It tried to continue its charge, but it tripped over a large rock and then smashed into one of the cavern walls. Rocks were sent flying through the air and the entire cave seemed to shudder from the impact.
At his master's command, Blacknail burst into a sprint and ran past the fallen troll and deeper into the cave. The arrow Saeter had shot was tied to a climbing hook in his hand. By this point it was clear to the hobgoblin that his survival depended on the plan working.
Off to one side, Blacknail spotted a solid looking rock that protruded from the floor. He grabbed it and slid to a stop. Working quickly he pulled the rope tight, wrapped it around the rock a few times, and then attached the hook.
By this time, Saeter's men had sprung into action. The other archers had started to lose their arrows, and Saeter was lining up his second shot. Other bandits were busy finding places to hook lines. Several ropes already led from the troll to the floor or walls.
To keep the beast distracted, three bandits moved in with swords and threatened it, but they kept well out of reach of the troll's deadly claws. The blinded and enraged troll swiped at them as it stumbled forward, but they managed to avoid its distracted strikes.
As new arrows hit their marks, the troll slowed and began to thrash and pull on the lines that entrapped it. More arrows sunk into its hide every second, but it would take far more than a few hooks and ropes to hold its massive bulk.
To prevent that from happening, several of the bandits began tossing lines past the troll and over to the hobgoblin. Blacknail rushed around to find solid places to attach them.
The bandits continued their attack relentlessly. First, the screaming beast's arms went limp and useless, and then it sagged and dropped to its knees.
With one last half hearted growl, the troll staggered and collapsed onto the ground. Its fall caused a loud thud and sent a wave of dust and grime through the cave. Blacknail and several other bandits had to shield their eyes for a second until the dust had blown past.
Blacknail cautiously walked up to the dead troll. He nervously poked one of its big green feet a few times, but then relaxed when nothing happened. Moving closer, he examined the beast. It really was somewhat similar to a hobgoblin, but it was bigger and much uglier. It obviously had none of the charm and intelligence he had.
With a smug smirk, Blacknail scrambled up onto the huge corpse and managed to stand tall on top of it. How many hobgoblins had ever slain trolls? Probably none! That would make him the first ever!
Things quickly sobered up, though. The bandit that checked on Georgius pronounced him dead. His skull had been cracked open and his back was broken.
The somber faced bandits built the fallen outlaw a rock cairn outside using loose rocks from the cave. Then, after a quick moment of silence they left him there and moved on. Theirs was a profession where death was commonplace.
The cave also went deeper than anyone was willing to explore. The troll's lair ended but there was a small lightless side passage. The passage started with a steep drop so deep even Mahedium's staff couldn't pierce the darkness of its depths. All his white light revealed was the sharp rocks that made up the sides of the shaft itself. When a cautious Blacknail started sniffing around it his master stopped him.
Saeter then had everyone pull out of the cavern. They were all exhausted, but no one wanted to spend another night out in the forest. So, after a brief discussion they decided to try and meet up with Red Dog. Since they had no wounded, Saeter thought they would be able to catch up.
Between the fast pace they set and the fact that it was faster moving downhill they managed to rejoin the rest of the bandits halfway down the road back to Herad's base.
Red Dog was glad to see them return and to hear news of the troll's death. If Saeter had failed not only would he have an angry troll to deal with but an angry Herad as well. Also in the North more numbers were always welcome; the roads were far from safe. It was entirely possible another troll could show up or even something worse, like bandits.
All together, the old hands, new recruits, and former deserters arrived back at the camp before dusk. Nothing of note happened and no one else got themselves killed. Some of the deserters seemed unsure of the reception they would receive, but everyone was still glad to have reached safety.
Saeter looked a little hesitant to enter the camp, though. He kept throwing looks back at Erissa, who had been staying close to him.
When everyone else began entering the camp, Saeter held himself back and stayed on the road. He was scanning the entrance to the camp as if looking for something.
He then whispered something to Erissa and began pulling her over to a group of bandits who were loitering down the road.
"What's this about, Saeter? You may have pulled me out of the way of that mimic but that don't mean you own me," she replied suspiciously.
"Well no…" she started to say before Blacknail's master cut her off.
"Yes, this is them, boss. There used to be a few more of them, though," he answered.
The bandit chieftain gave Red Dog a curious look before facing the deserters again. The mention of a Vessel had surprised her.
"It seems you scum are in luck. We're currently in need of some new grunts. Otherwise, I would normally just have useless shits like you killed. Instead, you're now the lowest of my lackeys. Now swear obedience to me and then we'll see if you survive the month," she told her new recruits.
Herad then had each of them take a simple oath of obedience. When that was done one of her men took the recruits away for inspection and billeting. Her eyes flickered over Mahedium again as she watched them leave.
"What happened to the Vessel?" she asked.
That was when Blacknail saw his chance. He stood up tall and pointed to himself. He was so excited he was almost bouncing. Now, it was finally his chance to impress Herad!
"I did it! I killed-ss the big leader man. I scared the other men so badly they gave up! Was all me," Blacknail bragged loudly to the chieftain.
Herad frowned at him, and then turned to Saeter and gave him a questioning look. She clearly didn't believe the hobgoblin. It was Red Dog who answered, though.
His reaction caused Herad to laugh at him. That didn't make the hobgoblin feel any better.
"I suppose you don't, but that's fixed easily enough. From now on you'll get paid a grunt's share of the profits. Oh, and Blacknail, since you call Saeter master you can call me mistress," she told him with an arrogant smile.
"I suppose if you're drawing pay now then you're a full member of the band and not my servant anymore, Blacknail," he told the hobgoblin.
He had done it! Herad had accepted him as a member of her tribe. Apparently, that was what getting paid meant.
On the other hand, his recent rise in the tribe seemed like it was going to change his relationship with his master. The thought made him uncomfortable. The nervous hobgoblin turned to his master.
Blacknail blinked. He wasn't sure if his master was being serious. Before he could ask his master anything though, Red Dog suddenly spoke up and interrupted their conversation.
Before he got more than a few feet away, there was a rustling sound from a nearby tent. As everyone looked over at it, a goblin burst out with dagger in his hand. It ran out in front of them, stopping only for a second when it saw Blacknail. Its eyes went wide and it dropped the dagger. It then scampered off behind another tent and out of sight.
No one said anything. Seconds later, a worried looking Varhs ran up to them. The young scout, who had helped Saeter with Blacknail's training, was about to say something when he saw the dagger on the ground. After picking it up he turned to them.
Before Red Dog could say anything, Saeter turned stiffly around and immediately began walking away. He clearly had decided he had somewhere else to be. After a few seconds, Blacknail followed him.
There was a goblin running around his camp! This was his territory. Varhs should have asked him before bringing in a goblin. He would have to show both the goblin and Varhs who was in charge later!
Right now though, sleeping sounded like a good plan. He had been walking a lot lately.
"Oh hey, you're back," a cheerful voice called out to them.
Both the old scout and the hobgoblin looked over to see Khita approaching them.
Ha ha ha ha ha ha… Scamp! Pfft… I love this story.
Yep, the goblin shenanigans are far from over.
I'm predicting a minimum of 25% of the crew will try to get their own tame goblin.
lol. I wonder if he just grabbed some random goblin out of the forest.
Is there any way to get email notification to this? I never know when new chapters come out.
Love the reference to the dark roads. Dark under.


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Watford signing this talented Uruguayan would provide Javi Gracia with the best option to replace the ageing Holebas
by Nikhil Vinod February 27, 2019, 1:30 am
Watford Opinions: Mathias Olivera is the ideal replacement for Holebas
Watford are enjoying an excellent season in the Premier League this time around after their rather disappointing 14th place finish last season. This season, they have looked a changed side with the fire-power to threaten some of the biggest teams in the league.
They currently find themselves in a commendable 7th place, level on points with newly promoted Wolves in 8th and behind a 6th-placed Chelsea side by an almost unassailable 10 points.
Their current league position will fill the Hornets' fans with a lot of confidence for the seasons to come as they seem to have built a pretty strong squad with talented players like Ken Sema, Roberto Pereyra and Gerard Deulofeu acting as the core of this group.
Even in the defence, Craig Cathcart and Adrian Mariappa have both been top-class this season, limiting the number of goals they've conceded this campaign to a respectable 35.
With this said, there are certain players who have become integral to the functionality of this talented team. Names like Troy Deeney, Ettienne Capoue, Abdoulaye Doucoure and Jose Holebas are often heard resonating around Vicarage Road.
The latter of the aforementioned names – Jose Holebas is a Greek left-back who has arguably been their most influential and important player this campaign. He has shown off his quality on multiple occasions this campaign and without, the look like a team that's lacking.
A major concern for manager Javi Gracia will be the fact Holebas is going to be 35 at the start of the next season. Although they have Italian Adam Masina as an alternative, going into a competition as demanding as the Premier League with only one realistic option would be massive blunder.
A quick splurge in the transfer market in the summer can solve this issue and they need to look no further than the La Liga. Getafe left-back Mathias Olivera is the player that Gracia should set his eyes on come the end of the season.
The 21-year-old has been in fine form for Getafe's reserve side this campaign and has played 4 times for the first-team in the league, impressing heavily on each occasion.
His movement and understanding of play highlighted his level of maturity while his physical build is also excellent for a youngster.
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His skill-set suits the Premier League picture and while he is still only 21, some good coaching from the Watford staff is enough to convert him into a top-quality player and with a mentor like Holebas at his disposal, he can only get better from here.
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I've been cycling past this sign for a while now. This looks official, it's pretty well made, but what does it mean?
I remember this conversation I overheard once in an architecture office in London. This was when I learned of the profession of party wall surveyor for the first time. It made me think of a gaunt private detective type with trench coat and hat. I couldn't think of a more kafkaesque, sad facet of the building industry. Did he put it there? Anyway, it's really mind boggling when representation occurs so close to what's represented, when the signifier actually contains the signified. A bit like imagining a monk clapping with one hand, I think, before these thoughts fade in hectic traffic on Leipziger.


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i often notice patterns. Today, walking the beach in Newport Oregon, I noticed both the big and the small, the near and the far – depending on where I was looking – my perspective. As it is with life in all it's forms, sometimes we see the interconnections at a grand scale, and by focusing on the particular notice other aspects. I loved the line that was created by the tide, and the different patterns so touching.


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A friend recently came across one of the many American citizenship tests available online for people's edification.
The question is, how many Americans do you think can pass this 96-question exam? How about career politicians? It is somewhat ironic that some folks I know who wish to outright prevent legal immigration on the basis of national pride would probably struggle with such a test. In this way the immigrants in question may have, however temporarily, more actual knowledge of the United States' history, governmental structure, policies and functions, and basic geography than so-called nativists. And that is before we even begin to consider politicians' awareness and/or deference to such information and knowledge.
Below is a copy of the questions. Take the test and see if you can pass with an education standard of 70% accuracy. According to the site, average readers scores is 87% – certainly not bad at all but I question whether the readership as a sample accurately represents the American population.
3. What ocean is on the East Coast of the United States?
4. What is the name of the Speaker of the House of Representatives?
a. Citizens eighteen (18) and older can vote.
b. Citizens seventeen (17) and older can vote.
c. Only citizens with a job can vote.
d. Citizens by birth only can vote.
6. Who is the Command-in-Chief of the military?
7. Why does the flag have 13 stripes?
8. What do we call the first ten amendments to the Constitution?
9. What ocean is on the West Coast of the United States?
13. Who is in charge of the executive branch?
14. What is the name of the Vice President of the United States now?
15. If the President can no longer serve, who becomes President?
16. Who was the President during the Great Depression and World War II?
17. What is one right or freedom from the First Amendment?
19. What is the economic system in the United States?
20. During the Cold War, what was the main concern of the United States?
21. Name one war fought by the United States in the 1800s.
22. What movement tried to end racial discrimination?
24. When was the Declaration of Independence adopted?
25. What is the political party of the President now?
26. What is one promise you make when you become a United States citizen?
27. What is the supreme law of the land?
28. What does the judicial branch do?
29. What territory did the United States buy from France in 1803?
30. How old do citizens have to be to vote for President?
31. What are the two major political parties in the United States?
32. What is freedom of religion?
33. When must all men register for the Selective Service?
34. What do we show loyalty to when we say the Pledge of Allegiance?
35. What are two Cabinet-level positions?
36. Why do some states have more Representatives than other states?
37. Where is the Statue of Liberty?
38. Who does a US Senator represent?
39. What does the Constitution do?
40. How many justices are on the Supreme Court?
42. What group of people was taken to America and sold as slaves?
43. What major event happened on September 11, 2001, in the United States?
b. The accident at Three Mile Island Nuclear Power Plant occurred.
44. Name one state that borders Canada.
45. How many US Senators are there?
46. When is the last day you can send in federal income tax forms?
47. Why does the flag have 50 stars?
48. What happened at the Constitutional Convention?
49. Who wrote the Declaration of Independence?
50. What are the two parts of the US Congress?
51. Who lived in America before the Europeans arrived?
52. Name one branch or part of the government.
53. What is the highest court in the United States?
54. We elect a US Senator for how many years?
55. The House of Representatives has how many voting members?
56. We elect a US Representative for how many years?
57. Name one of the two longest rivers in the United States.
58. We elect a President for how many years?
59. Name on American Indian tribe in the United States.
60. Who was the first President?
61. What are two rights of everyone living in the United States?
62. Name on right only for United States citizens.
63. The Federalist Papers supported the passage of the US Constitution. Name on of the writers.
64. What did the Emancipation Proclamation do?
66. Who was President during World War I?
67. Under our Constitution, some powers belong to the federal government. What is one power of the federal government?
68. What does the President's Cabinet do?
69. Before he was President, Eisenhower was a general. What war was he in?
70. Why did the colonists fight the British?
71. The idea of self-government is in the first three words of the Constitution. What are these words?
72. What was one important thing that Abraham Lincoln did?
73. What did Martin Luther King, Jr. do?
74. When was the Constitution written?
75. What are two ways that Americans can participate in their democracy?
76. If both the President and Vice President can no longer serve, who becomes President?
77. What is the name of the President of the United States now?
78. What stops one branch of government from becoming too powerful?
79. Under our Constitution, some powers belong to the states. What is one power of the states?
80. Who is the Chief Justice of the United States now?
c. John G. Roberts, Jr.
81. When do we celebrate Independence Day?
82. Name one problem that led to the Civil War.
83. In what month do we vote for President?
84. What is the name of the national anthem?
85. Name the US war between the North and the South.
86. Name two national US holidays.
87. What is one responsibility that is only for United States citizens?
88. Name one state that borders Mexico.
89. There were 13 original states. Name three.
90. What is the capital of the United States?
91. What is an amendment?
92. What are two rights in the Declaration of Independence?
93. Who makes federal laws?
94. What is one reason colonists came to America?
95. What is one thing Benjamin Franklin is famous for?
96. Name one US territory.
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Binghamton University's Harpur Cinema announces its fall semester of films, with a mix of foreign films and one well-known American horror movie.
•Sept. 21 & 23: In director Jordan Peele's 2017 film "Get Out," Chris and his girlfriend Rose go home to meet her white liberal parents who do not know he is black. The movie starts as social satire and evolves into nightmarish terror to address the African-American experience.
•Sept. 28 & 30: Chilean filmmaker Sebastián Lelio's "A Fantastic Woman" is a crime thriller and a study of love, loss and the transgender experience. Undermined, ostracized and criminalized by various institutions after the death of her partner Orlando, Marina struggles to grieve, a basic right that is continually denied her.
•Oct. 5 & 7: Samuel Maoz's "Foxtrot" is made of three connected stories, set from an apartment in Tel Aviv to a checkpoint on the northern Israeli border and its barracks sinking in the sand.
•Oct. 19 & 21: In the Main Gallery at the Binghamton University Art Museum, see Abbas Kiarostami's "24 Frames." The final film by the Iranian director takes his still photographs, most of them of landscapes with wild animals, and using digital techniques adds motion and sound.
•Oct. 26 & 28: The 1978 film "The Tree of Wooden Clogs" from director Ermanno Olmi (who died in May) chronicles the life of peasants around 1880 in Lombardy, northern Italy, when the owner of the land treated the workers like serfs.
•Nov. 2 & 4: In Aki Kaurismaki's "The Other Side of Hope," Khaled has fled civil war in Syria and wound up in Helsinki, where he lives with other refugees. He meets a grumpy salesman who, after an apparent midlife crisis, gets into the restaurant business. Faced with hardship, racist violence, as well as official heartlessness, the two men develop a friendship.
•Nov. 9 & 11: Eduardo Williams' "The Human Surge" develops three episodes in three different locations: Argentina, Mozambique, and the Philippines. In each country, the camera follows a small group of young people who have something in common — the usage of the Internet and cellphones.


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«Dance, Dance, Dance» es una canción escrita por Brian Wilson, Carl Wilson y Mike Love para el grupo The Beach Boys.

Historia
En noviembre de 1969 el padre de los hermanos Wilson, Murry Wilson vendió los derechos de autor de las canciones de The Beach Boys de la editorial Sea of Túnez a Irving Almo por aproximadamente 700.000 dólares. En abril de 1992, después de que Brian Wilson había ganado un juicio y recuperara los derechos de autor de sus canciones, Mike Love presentó una demanda contra Brian reclamando que no lo habían acreditado en algunas de ellas, y por lo tanto no había recibido las regalías correspondientes en más de treinta de las canciones de la banda. Una de estas canciones era "Dance, Dance, Dance". La canción al principio fue acreditada únicamente a Brian Wilson. Mike Love ganó el juicio y por lo tanto de allí en más figura en los créditos junto a Wilson.

Sencillo
"Dance, Dance, Dance" fue editado en sencillo en 1964, con "The Warmth of the Sun" en el lado B. El corte alcanzó el puesto n.º 8 en Estados Unidos y el n.º 24 en el Reino Unido. Si bien la canción fue mezclada en mono, existe una versión en estéreo que está en la compilación Hawthorne. Wilson Phillips grabó una versión para su álbum California. También hay una versión con la letra diferente que aparece en una de las reediciones en CD de Today! como bonustrack. Un detalle interesante a destacar es que la intro de la canción se hizo con una guitarra de doce cuerdas tocada por Carl Wilson, demostrando que ya The Beach Boys usaban antes la guitarra de doce cuerdas que The Byrds.

Publicación
La canción primero apareció en el álbum The Beach Boys Today! de 1965, luego fue compilada en Best of The Beach Boys Vol. 3 de 1968, en The Very Best of The Beach Boys de 1983, en Made in U.S.A. de 1986, en Summer Dreams de 1990, en el exitoso box set Good Vibrations: Thirty Years of The Beach Boys 1993, en una compilación de 1999 The Greatest Hits - Volume 1: 20 Good Vibrations, en The Very Best of The Beach Boys y Hawthorne, CA ambos de 2001, en el exitoso compilado Sounds of Summer: The Very Best of The Beach Boys de 2003, en Platinum Collection: Sounds of Summer Edition de 2005, en el compilado de interpretaciones en vivo Songs from Here & Back de 2006 y en el box que junta todos los sencillos del grupo U.S. Singles Collection: The Capitol Years, 1962-1965 de 2008, en Fifty Big Ones: Greatest Hits de 2012 y en el box Made in California de 2013.

Músicos
 Hal Blaine - Cascabel, triángulo, pandereta y castañas
 Glen Campbell - guitarra
 Steve Douglas - saxofón
 Carl Fortina - acordeón
 Al Jardine - guitarra y vocal
 Mike Love - voz principal
 Jay Migliori - saxofón barítono
 Ray Pohlman - bajo eléctrico
 Brian Wilson – bajo eléctrico y vocal
 Carl Wilson - Bajosexto, vocal
 Dennis Wilson - batería y vocal

Véase también
 Canciones de The Beach Boys

Referencias

Enlaces externos
  review en Allmusic

Sencillos de 1964
Canciones de 1964
Sencillos de The Beach Boys
Canciones de The Beach Boys
Canciones de Sea of Tunes
Canciones sobre el baile
Canciones en inglés


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1. Politics • Mesopotamia was made up of many small independent city-states. • Each city-state had its own government, laws, army, and more. • Each city-state had a monarchy for a government. Kings were believed to be chosen by the gods.
2. Politics • All the city-states in southern Mesopotamia are part of Sumeria; common culture. • City-states often would fight with each other to control natural resources and trade routes.
3. Politics • Akkadians lived in northern part of Mesopotamia. They were very similar to the Sumerians, but they spoke a different language. • The Akkadian king, Sargon I, conquered Sumeria. When one group of people (culture) conquers another, then they create an empire. Sargon I created the world's first empire.
4. Hammurabi's Code • A government keeps the peace, creates order in a community (just like a teacher in a classroom). • Hammurabi was the king of Babylon (a city in Sumeria). • Hammurabi created a set of laws that were written down.
5. Social Order • Specialization can refer to different jobs people become experts in (specialize). • Because people specialize in different jobs, some jobs are considered more important than others. This is how social classes are formed.
6. Mesopotamian Social Order Copy this beautiful pyramid!
7. Religion • Mesopotamians were polytheistic, meaning they believed in more than one god. • They built massive temples called ziggurats to please their gods and goddesses. • Since the king was chosen by the gods, he also served as a priest in the ziggurat to offer sacrifices.
8. Religion • The gods often reflected the natural world in some way. - Anu: god of the heavens (stars) -Enlil: god of the wind -Enki: god of water -Ninhursag: mother of the gods • If the gods were pleased then the natural world worked correctly and people were happy and safe.


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Q: Brownian Motion without path continuity assumption I was reading this interesting discussion:
Is the condition "sample paths are continuous" an appropriate part of the "characterization" of the Wiener process?
and feel some follow up questions might be interesting.
Basically, all the other conditions in a standard Brownian motion definition specify the "law", the distribution. Path continuity however, is something "extra", it surely makes our life much easier, but somehow, I feel it is not "essential", and I wonder whether properties of a standard Brownian motion also (in some way) hold for Brownian motion without path continuity assumption (Let's call such process the Pre-Brownian motion below).
For example, in one link of the post quoted above, Byron has constructed an elegant counter example to show that, without the explicit path continuity assumption, a Pre-Brownian motion may have no continuous sample paths at all. But we also know that, a Pre-Brownian motion is a Martingale, therefore, almost surely all sample paths have left/right limits everywhere (I hope I get it right here…).
So a natural question will be:
Is it true that, the left and right limits are all the same a.s. for a Pre-Brownian motion?
For another question, let
$M_t(\omega) = \sup_{s\in [0\ t]} B_s(\omega)$.
For standard B.M., we can derive the distribution for $M_t$. But for a pre-Brownian motion, $M_t$ might not even be measurable. But how about a modified definition, an "essential supremum", defined as:
$\tilde M_t(\omega) = \sup\{a | \mu(\{s | B_s(\omega)>a, s\in [0,t]\})>0\}$
where $\mu$ is the standard Borel measure. Will such a definition of $\tilde M_t$ measurable? Has a same distribution as $M_t$ in a standard Brownian motion?
We may also construct similar questions for hitting times for a Pre-Brownian Motion.
[EDIT] John answered the first question below.
For the second question about running maximum, I am still struggling with a reasonable defination.
To avoid taking superimum over uncountable number of points in time (which always leads to question of measurebility), how about let's define the pre-Brownian motion on $\Bbb Q^+$ only?
Now $M_t$ is measurable, and we can talk about its distribution. Will it be the same as in standard B.M.?

A: Concerning your first question, you overstate the case for right/left limits slightly.  Let's suppose that $B=(B_t)_{t\ge 0}$ is a pre-Brownian motion defined on a probability space $(\Omega,\mathcal F,\Bbb P)$. Then $B$ is indeed a martingale (with respect to its natural filtration). From this we know (thanks to Doob) that there exists $G\in\mathcal F$ with $\Bbb P(G)=1$ such that, for all $\omega\in G$,
$$
X_t(\omega):=\lim_{q\to t, q>t,q\in\Bbb Q}B_q(\omega)\qquad\hbox{ exists }\forall t\ge 0.
$$
(Let's define $X_t(\omega):=0$ for all $t\ge 0$ if $\omega\in G^c$.) The process $X$ so defined satisfies
$$
\Bbb P[X_t=B_t]=1,\qquad\forall t\ge 0.
$$
In particular, $X$ is also a pre-Brownian motion. Finally,
$$
\Bbb P[\{\omega: t\mapsto X_t(\omega) \hbox{ is continuous on }[0,\infty)\}]=1,
$$
so that $X$ is a Brownian motion.
The answer to your (revised) second question is YES, because for a standard Brownian motion $X$,
$M_t^X:=\max_{0\le s\le t}X_s=\sup_{0\le q\le t,q\in\Bbb Q} X_q$ by path continuity, and the stochastic processes $\{X_q:q\ge 0,q\in\Bbb Q\}$ and  $\{B_q:q\ge 0,q\in\Bbb Q\}$ (for $B$ the pre-Brownian motion) have the same distribution.