text:
#define _POSIX_C_SOURCE 200809L

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <jpeglib.h>
#include <setjmp.h>
#include "api.h"

struct basic_jpeg_error_mgr {
    struct jpeg_error_mgr handler;
    char msg_str[JMSG_LENGTH_MAX];

    jmp_buf setjmp_buffer;
};

void handle_exit(j_common_ptr cinfo) {
  struct basic_jpeg_error_mgr* perr = (struct basic_jpeg_error_mgr *)cinfo->err;

  (*(cinfo->err->format_message)) (cinfo, perr->msg_str);

  longjmp(perr->setjmp_buffer, 1);
}

/**
 * Encodes an RGB-buffer to a JPEG.
 *
 * @param rgb_buffer An RGB image.
 * @param rgb_width Width of the image, pixels.
 * @param rgb_height Height of the image, pixels.
 * @param quality Quality: 0-100.
 * @param out_buffer Encoded image (JPEG) [must be freed by the called via `free`].
 * @param out_size Size of the encoded image, bytes.
 * @param out_msg An error message, if any [must be freed by the caller via `free`].
 * @return 0 if there is no error, otherwise a error code, see 'jerror.h' for details.
 */
int encode_jpeg(unsigned char* rgb_buffer, unsigned int rgb_width, unsigned int rgb_height, int quality, unsigned char** out_buffer, unsigned int* out_size, char** out_msg) {
  unsigned char* out_buffer_ret = NULL;
  unsigned long out_size_ret = 0;

  struct jpeg_compress_struct cinfo;

  struct basic_jpeg_error_mgr jerr;
  cinfo.err = jpeg_std_error(&jerr.handler);
  jerr.handler.error_exit = handle_exit;
  if (setjmp(jerr.setjmp_buffer)) {
    int result = jerr.handler.msg_code;
    *out_msg = strdup(jerr.msg_str);

    jpeg_destroy_compress(&cinfo);

    if(out_buffer_ret) {
      free(out_buffer_ret);
    }

    return result;
  }

  jpeg_create_compress(&cinfo);

  cinfo.image_width = rgb_width;
  cinfo.image_height = rgb_height;
  cinfo.input_components = 3;
  cinfo.in_color_space = JCS_RGB;

  jpeg_set_defaults(&cinfo);

  jpeg_set_quality(&cinfo, quality, TRUE);

  jpeg_mem_dest(&cinfo, &out_buffer_ret, &out_size_ret);

  jpeg_start_compress(&cinfo, TRUE);

  JSAMPROW row_pointer[1];
  int row_stride = rgb_width * 3;
  while (cinfo.next_scanline < cinfo.image_height) {
    row_pointer[0] = &rgb_buffer[cinfo.next_scanline * row_stride];
    jpeg_write_scanlines(&cinfo, row_pointer, 1);
  }

  jpeg_finish_compress(&cinfo);
  jpeg_destroy_compress(&cinfo);

  *out_buffer = out_buffer_ret;
  *out_size = (unsigned int)out_size_ret;

  return 0;
}

/**
 * Decodes JPEG into an RGB buffer.
 *
 * @param jpeg_buffer Source JPEG buffer.
 * @param jpeg_size Size of the JPEG buffer.
 * @param out_buffer Output RGB buffer  [must be freed by the called via `free`].
 * @param out_width Output buffer width.
 * @param out_height Output buffer height.
 * @param out_msg An error message, if any [must be freed by the caller via `free`].
 * @return 0 if there is no error, otherwise a error code, see 'jerror.h' for details.
 */
int decode_jpeg(unsigned char* jpeg_buffer, unsigned int jpeg_size, unsigned char** out_buffer, unsigned int* out_width,  unsigned int* out_height, char** out_msg) {
  struct jpeg_decompress_struct cinfo;

  struct basic_jpeg_error_mgr jerr;
  cinfo.err = jpeg_std_error(&jerr.handler);
  jerr.handler.error_exit = handle_exit;
  if (setjmp(jerr.setjmp_buffer)) {
    int result = jerr.handler.msg_code;
    *out_msg = strdup(jerr.msg_str);

    jpeg_destroy_decompress(&cinfo);

    return result;
  }

  jpeg_create_decompress(&cinfo);

  jpeg_mem_src(&cinfo, jpeg_buffer, jpeg_size);
  jpeg_read_header(&cinfo, TRUE);

  jpeg_start_decompress(&cinfo);

  unsigned int row_stride = cinfo.output_width * cinfo.output_components;
  JSAMPARRAY buffer = (*cinfo.mem->alloc_sarray)((j_common_ptr)&cinfo, JPOOL_IMAGE, row_stride, 1);

  *out_buffer = (unsigned char*)malloc(row_stride * cinfo.output_height);
  *out_width = cinfo.output_width;
  *out_height = cinfo.output_height;
  unsigned char* out_ptr = *out_buffer;

  while (cinfo.output_scanline < cinfo.output_height) {
    jpeg_read_scanlines(&cinfo, buffer, 1);

    memcpy(out_ptr, buffer[0], row_stride);
    out_ptr += row_stride;
  }

  jpeg_finish_decompress(&cinfo);
  jpeg_destroy_decompress(&cinfo);

  return 0;
}

//#define STBIR_ASSERT
#define STB_IMAGE_RESIZE_IMPLEMENTATION
#include "../../deps/stb_image_resize/stb_image_resize.cpp"
#include <emscripten/bind.h>

using namespace emscripten;

EMSCRIPTEN_BINDINGS(raw_pointers) {
/*
int stbir_resize_uint8(     const unsigned char *input_pixels , int input_w , int input_h , int input_stride_in_bytes,
                                           unsigned char *output_pixels, int output_w, int output_h, int output_stride_in_bytes,
                                     int num_channels);
*/

    function("stbir_resize_uint8", optional_override([](const std::string input_pixels, int input_w, int input_h, int input_stride_in_bytes,
        uintptr_t output_pixels, int output_w, int output_h, int output_stride_in_bytes, int num_channels
    ){
        const unsigned char * inputUC = reinterpret_cast<const unsigned char *>(input_pixels.c_str());
        unsigned char * outputUC = reinterpret_cast<unsigned char *>(output_pixels);
        return stbir_resize_uint8(inputUC, input_w, input_h, input_stride_in_bytes, outputUC, output_w, output_h, output_stride_in_bytes, num_channels);
    }));

/*
int stbir_resize_uint8_generic( const unsigned char *input_pixels , int input_w , int input_h , int input_stride_in_bytes,
                                               unsigned char *output_pixels, int output_w, int output_h, int output_stride_in_bytes,
                                         int num_channels,

                                         int alpha_channel,
                                         int flags,
                                         stbir_edge edge_wrap_mode,
                                         stbir_filter filter,
                                         stbir_colorspace space,
                                         void *alloc_context);
*/
    function("stbir_resize_uint8_generic", optional_override([](const std::string input_pixels, int input_w, int input_h, int input_stride_in_bytes,
        uintptr_t output_pixels, int output_w, int output_h, int output_stride_in_bytes, int num_channels,
         int filter // can be modified, 0 is default ("mitchell")
    ){
        const unsigned char * inputUC = reinterpret_cast<const unsigned char *>(input_pixels.c_str());
        unsigned char * outputUC = reinterpret_cast<unsigned char *>(output_pixels);
        return stbir_resize_uint8_generic(inputUC, input_w, input_h, input_stride_in_bytes, outputUC, output_w, output_h, output_stride_in_bytes, num_channels,
        -1,
        0,
        (stbir_edge)1,
        (stbir_filter)filter,
        STBIR_COLORSPACE_LINEAR,
        (void*)0
        );
    }));
}


Simon Sinek keynoting at the Globoforce WorkHuman conference in Austin was one of the highlights of the annual turbo charged Inspirational event. He made his appearance on day three – a day when typically conferences can begin to lag despite the octane fuelled speakers that went before.
In what can classically be called Sinek-style, he strode onto the main stage exactly on time and began recounting a historic anecdote without preamble. On this occasion, he parabled the Vietnam war. This war, he explained, saw the Americans win all the battles but lose the war. How could that be? For Sinek the answer was the pitching of two incompatible forces. The Americans, notwithstanding the growing opposition from home, were fighting a finite battle, the Vietnamese an infinite one.
However in an infinite game, there are both known and unknown players, the rules can and will change, and the objective is to keep the game going.
"Where a finite player is pitched against a finite player then the outcome can be judged," said Sinek. "Likewise infinite verses infinite. The trouble comes when a finite player gets into an infinite game. Then the finite player will eventually run out of the will or resources to compete and ultimately concede the game.
Business according to Sinek is also an infinite game. "There is no such thing as a winning business," he said. "As soon as a business bases its strategic decisions on winning then it is doomed to either run out of will or resources. Finite strategy leads businesses into bankruptcy or acquisitions and mergers.
Sinek maintains that in business, as an infinite player, sometimes you are ahead and sometimes you are behind – but you are always in the game.
The first attribute according to Sinek is a just case, the second courageous leadership, the third a trusting team, the fourth a worthy adversary and finally a flexible playbook.
Sinek gave the example of CBS: a pharmacy outlet with national coverage. They sold medicines and claimed to care about their customers' health. However, they also sold cigarettes.
"It's a proven fact that cigarettes can be an impulse buy," said Sinek. "CBS' stocking policy was not compatible with their stated aim to look after their customers' health. So the management decided to stop selling cigarettes.
According to Sinek there is an aligned issue with leadership – trust. "Navy seals when asked to pick leaders used the 'performance over trust' equation. A high performer with low levels of trust is not as important as an average performer with high levels of trust.
Sinek outlined a worthy adversary as what gives businesses an edge – a form of upping their game. And finally explained the flexible playbook concept.


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Q: Lauchd - Run task multiple times between time interval I want to run a script every 15 minutes between 12:00 AM and 4:00 AM.  Is there a way to do that with launchd?
I know you can specify and array of dictionaries using StartCalendarInterval to accomplish this, but I would like to easily be able to change the interval if I so desire.  I was thinking something along the lines of combining StartCalendarInterval with StartInterval, but I don't know how I would specify a stopping time.
The other alternative is to check the time in my script I'm running, but once again, I think I'd rather use launchd to accomplish the task in case I want to add more scripts.
I'm pretty sure this can be done with cron as well (We could put it here for reference if anyone knows how), but I want to stick with launchd since Apple seems to be phasing out cron.

A: You can print the StartCalendarInterval dictionaries with something like this: for h in {0..4}; do for m in {0,15,30,45}; do echo "<dict><key>Hour</key><integer>$h</integer><key>Minute</key><integer>$m</integer><key>Second</key><integer>0</integer></dict>"; done; done.
You could also run the script every 15 minutes but exit it depending on the time:
h=$(date +%-H)
m=$(date +%-M)
[[ $h -gt 4 || $h -eq 4 && $m -ne 0 ]] && exit

Or run EDITOR=nano crontab -e and add a line like */15 0-4 * * * ~/bin/script.

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In this theological exposition of Deuteronomy, Patrick Miller is sensitive to the character of the book as a part of Scripture that self-consciously addresses different generations. He discusses the nature and character of the law as revealed in Deuteronomy, as well as the nature of the moral life under God. The treatment of Deuteronomy in the New Testament, and customary introductory issues such as authorship and date, are dealt with in terms of their significance for interpreting and understanding Deuteronomy's character and intention.


text:
Netflix Beats Analyst Estimates, With 29.2 Million US Subscribers And $1 Billion In Q1 Revenue
Ryan Lawler	@ryanlawler / 6 years
Netflix reported positive first-quarter numbers, including revenues of $1.02 billion during the first three months of the year. The company also announced that it added 2 million domestic in the quarter, bringing the total number of subscribers to 29.2 million.
The results represent a positive response to Kevin Spacey-led political thriller House of Cards, which just happens to be the first major release in Netflix's original programming slate this year. And they're driving investors to jump on the stock in after-hours trading, driving shares up nearly 20 percent.
Netflix announced net additions of 2.03 million subscribers in the U.S. compared to 2.05 million in the fourth quarter — which historically is its strongest period of subscriber growth — and 1.74 million in last year's first quarter. As a result, it said that it's growing its subscriber base and revenues faster than its content spend in the streaming business. It reported that its domestic streaming contribution margin increased to 20.6 percent in the quarter, which was up 140 basis points from the previous quarter.
Analysts estimated that the company would report about $1 billion in revenue, as well as earnings of 18 cents a share. But the number everyone is looking at is Netflix's subscriber number, which Wall Street forecast would be around 29 million streaming subscribers in the U.S.
Netflix is betting big on the release of exclusive shows like House of Cards as a way to differentiate its service from the syndicated content that it's licensed from existing TV networks. It's investing hundreds of millions of dollars in these series, and hoping that investment will be paid back with greater subscriber interest.
While Netflix had released its first original show, the Steve Van Zandt-led Norwegian mob comedy Lillyhammer last year, this quarter marks the introduction of House of Cards. That series debuted to strong reviews and a huge marketing push by Netflix, which was hoping to capitalize on the acting of Kevin Spacey, producer David Fincher, and the popularity of the original British miniseries of the same name.
So far, that strategy appears to be working, as House of Cards very quickly became Netflix' most-watched program. More importantly, more subscribers than expected signed up for the service since the launch of the new series. In its analyst comments, Netflix noted:
"Some investors worried that the House of Cards fans would take advantage of our free trial, watch the show, and then cancel. However, there was very little free-trial gaming – less than 8,000 people did this – out of millions of free trials in the quarter."
That's a great response to House of Cards — but Netflix has even more exclusive content in its pipeline. Netflix just introduced Hemlock Grove, a 13-part horror series from Hostel director Eli Roth. Next month, there's the return of offbeat comedy Arrested Development, which will be available only on Netflix. Later, Weeds creator Jenji Kohan's new series Orange Is The New Black will also be released.
In addition to its domestic streaming numbers, Netflix reported 1 million new subscribers in its international business, growing that number to 7.1 million total. That compares to 1.8 million international subscribers added during the holiday quarter, and 1.2 million a year previous. While those numbers might seem low compared to previous quarters, Netflix said it benefitted from launches in new markets in earlier quarters. The company plans to continue its expansion overseas, with a new international market to be added in the second half of the year.
To no one's surprise, Netflix DVD membership continued to decline, but just modestly. The total DVD subscriber base fell by about 250,000 users, to 8 million total. But contribution profit continued to hold strong at $113 million, despite higher usage in the quarter and a small USPS price increase.
Netflix reported that its first-quarter net income was $3 million, or 5 cents a share, but that included a $16 million loss on the extinguishment of debt related to refinancing of a loan from February. Without that, the company would have reported net income of $19 million, or 31 cents per share, well above guidance.
Going into the second quarter, Netflix is forecasting slower growth in streaming subscribers — most likely due to Q2 seasonality — to end the quarter with between 29.40 and 30.05 million subscribers. That will amount to about $665 million to $673 million in U.S. subscriber revenue and between $139 million and $149 million in contribution profit. All in all, it expects earnings between $14 million and $29 million during the second quarter, or 23 to 48 cents per share.

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text:
Rosie's girlfriend gives birth
New York :quot; Rosie O'Donnell's girlfriend has given birth to a baby girl.
Kelli Carpenter, the comedian and former talk show host's longtime partner, gave birth to Vivienne Rose O'Donnell Friday at an undisclosed New York hospital, O'Donnell spokeswoman Cindi Berger said Saturday.
"Mothers and baby are just great," Berger said.
The baby weighed 6 pounds, 6 ounces and is 19 inches long, Berger said.
O'Donnell has adopted three children :quot; Parker, 7, Chelsea, 5, and Blake, 3.
Actor avoids the poverty line
Los Angeles :quot; Actor Michael Caine says even after 48 years in the entertainment business, with more than 130 films and television shows, poverty remains his greatest fear.
In a recent talk to members of the Screen Actors Guild, Caine said a childhood horror of returning to his poor roots drove him to make some less-than-inspired career choices. Among them, he said, were roles in "Jaws: The Revenge" and "On Deadly Ground."
"I never thought I was going to get another (movie), so I always took 'em," said Caine, 69. "If you come from a very poor family, everybody around you is poor. It's the old cliche, he's a young boy, he's got to buy his mother a house. I bought everybody a bloody house."
Caine's latest movie, "The Quiet American," debuts this month.
De Niro, troops to 'Analyze That'
New York :quot; Robert De Niro will show his new comedy, "Analyze That," to 1,500 troops at MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, Fla., two days before the movie opens in theaters.
Before Wednesday's screening, De Niro will join Gen. Tommy Franks, head of the U.S. Central Command, in meeting with troops involved in the war on terror in Afghanistan and elsewhere.
"Analyze That" is the first in a series of screenings for military personnel planned through the Tribeca Film Institute, which De Niro co-founded with his business partner, Jane Rosenthal.
De Niro reprises his role as mob boss Paul Vitti from the 1999 hit "Analyze This." Billy Crystal also is back as Paul's neurotic therapist, Ben Sobel. The movie comes out Friday in theaters nationwide.
Shedding name no big deal
New York :quot; When Courteney Cox Arquette went back to being just Courteney Cox, people wondered whether something was wrong with her marriage to actor David Arquette.
But the "Friends" co-star says she started going by her maiden name in some situations out of respect for her father, Richard Cox, who died of cancer last year.
"When I was a kid, I wanted to change my name so badly because I didn't like it. Now that my dad's gone, I don't want to lose it," the 38-year-old actress tells InStyle magazine for its December issue.
"It's not an issue for David. I am an Arquette, but I'm also a Cox."
Cox and Arquette, 31, married in June 1999.


text:
if test $# -ne 2; then
  echo "usage: $0 /path/to/gcc /path/to/dehydra"; exit 1;
elif test ! -d $1; then
  echo "gcc path $1 invalid (require path to gcc and g++ with plugin support)"; exit 1;
elif test ! -d $2; then
  echo "dehydra path $2 invalid (require path to gcc_treehydra.so)"; exit 1;
fi

# determine callgraph root path
cd `dirname $0`;
SCRIPTROOT=`pwd`;
cd - > /dev/null;

# paths used by this script
MOZCENTRAL=${SCRIPTROOT}/mozilla-central/
SOURCEROOT=${MOZCENTRAL}/mozilla
OBJDIR=${MOZCENTRAL}/obj-fx
DISTBIN=${OBJDIR}/dist/bin
DBROOT=${SCRIPTROOT}/db
DBBACKUP=${SCRIPTROOT}/db-backup

# variables exported for use by the build
export GCCBIN=$1
export DEHYDRA=$2
export SCRIPT=${SCRIPTROOT}/callgraph_static.js
export MOZCONFIG=${SCRIPTROOT}/mozconfig
export OBJDIR=${OBJDIR}

# check we have a tree
if test ! -d "${SOURCEROOT}"; then
  echo "$0: source tree not found. pulling...";
  mkdir ${MOZCENTRAL}
  cd ${MOZCENTRAL}
  if ! eval "hg clone http://hg.mozilla.org/mozilla-central mozilla"; then
    echo "$0: checkout failed"; exit 1;
  fi
fi

# clobber build
cd ${SOURCEROOT}
rm -rf ${OBJDIR}

# build the tree
echo "$0: building...";
if ! eval "make -s -f client.mk build"; then
  echo "$0: build failed"; exit 1;
fi

# move old db and sql scripts
rm -rf ${DBBACKUP}
mv ${DBROOT} ${DBBACKUP}
mkdir ${DBROOT}

${SCRIPTROOT}/generatedb.sh ${OBJDIR} ${DBROOT} ${SCRIPTROOT}/schema.sql

# generate dot file from edges
#${DISTBIN}/run-mozilla.sh ${DISTBIN}/xpcshell -v 180 ${SCRIPTROOT}/sqltodot.js ${DBROOT}/graph.sqlite ${DBROOT}/graph.dot ${MOZCENTRAL}
#dot -v -Tsvg -o ${DBROOT}/graph.svg ${DBROOT}/graph.dot

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text:
Q: My goal is to produce 2 functions that use while loops to: a.) (function 1) take user input and decrement the value until userNum = zero
b.) (function 2) take the original user input and have zero increase by +1 until reaching said user input.
therefore, the output would look like this:
Please enter a positive integer: 5         (enters 5)
5
4
3
2
1
0
(four asterisks)
0
1
2
3
4
5
My problem is, I cant figure out how to set the original input for userNum in place so I can all it in the "loop_up_to_int" function. Any help would be appreciated, thank you.
#include <stdio.h>

int loop_down_to_zero(void);
int loop_up_to_int(void);

int main(int argc, char * argv[])
{
   int userNum;

   printf("Please enter a positive integer: ");
   scanf("%d", &userNum);
   //printf("%d\n", userNum);

   loop_down_to_zero();
   loop_up_to_int();

 return 0;
}

//definitions here
int loop_down_to_zero() {

   //scanf("%d", &userNum);  do i scan for input here?
      while (userNum >= 0) {
         printf("%d\n", userNum);
         userNum = userNum - 1;
      }
   printf("****\n");
}

int loop_up_to_int() {

   int newNum;
   int userNum;

   newNum = 0;
   printf("%d\n", newNum);
      while (newNum != userNum)
      {
         newNum = newNum + 1;
         printf("%d\n", newNum);
      }
}

error message:
daily08.c:58:14: error: 'userNum' undeclared (first use in this function)
       while (userNum >= 0) {

A: Your error message is because userNum doesn't exist in the function. It's only declared in main. Passing values is the solution.
You can pass values into functions (a core idea behind programming; variables shouldn't be global).  Similar to how main has int in it's declaration; update both your functions to take a variable:
 int loop_down_to_zero(int number)

Don't forget to update the function definition on top of your program also.
And you call the function by simply saying loop_down_to_zero(userNum). What you entered can now be accessed via number in each function, and userNum will stay intact in main().

Side note: When functions are done, they can return a value back to the caller. In your case you don't do that (nor do you need to).  Both your functions should show they don't return anything, which is marked by using void i.e. void loop_down_to_zero(int number). Again remember to update the top of your program also.


text:
Eucalyptus microtheca est une espèce d'eucalyptus des points d'eau (billabongs) et des plaines alluviales du nord de l'Australie (nord de l'Australie-Occidentale, du Territoire du Nord et du Queensland). C'est un petit arbre de 10 mètres de hauteur de type mallee assez souvent. Il a une écorce gris clair à gris foncé fortement fissurée. Les feuilles sont alternes, pétiolées, lancéolées, ternes, concolores et mesurent de 5 à 19 cm de longueur. Les fleurs blanches ou crèmes apparaissent de septembre à janvier.

Synonyme
 Eucalyptus brachypoda Turcz.

Références
 http://www.anbg.gov.au/cpbr/cd-keys/euclid3/euclidsample/html/Eucalyptus_microtheca.htm
 http://plantnet.rbgsyd.nsw.gov.au/cgi-bin/euctax.pl?/PlantNet/Euc=&name=Eucalyptus+microtheca

Liens externes

Arbre
microtheca
Espèce d'Angiospermes (nom scientifique)
Arbre en Australie
Arbre d'ornement

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The Department of Psychiatry is pleased to announce that the 2015 faculty recipient of the Psychiatry Department's Champion of Diversity Award is Arpi Minassian. The Champion of Diversity award is given annually to a faculty member who has contributed to diversity at UCSD or in the community via research, clinical activities, teaching, or community involvement. Arpi is very deserving of this award because she is a dedicated member of the Chair's Advisory Committee on Diversity Issues. She has contributed to many of our projects, and she spearheaded several of them. For instance, she led our efforts to survey trainees in the Department about their opinions on climate, analyzed the responses and prepared a poster to disseminate the results. Last year, she organized our first annual Cultural Celebration, which was a great success. In addition to going above and beyond the usual level of commitment for our Committee, Arpi has also contributed on the UCSD campus as a member and now co-chair of the Chancellor's Advisory Committee on Gender Identity and Sexual Orientation Issues. In this same area, Arpi has had a national influence by contributing to an AMA training module for residents as part of the Introduction to the Practice of Medicine online coursework. She and her colleagues have prepared slides and videotaped vignettes for a course entitled: Cultural Competency: Health Disparities and Health Care of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender People. In sum, Arpi's passion for equity in all arenas has motivated her to make impressive contributions to our Department and beyond, and for this we are delighted to honor her as this year's faculty Champion of Diversity.


text:
"""Tracker server for hosting .track torrent files.
"""

__license__ = "MIT"
__docformat__ = 'reStructuredText'

import socket
import socketserver
import threading

import sys
import os
import os.path

import urllib.parse
from ipaddress import IPv4Address,AddressValueError

import fcntl

import trackerfile
import apiutils
import sillycfg

flock = threading.Lock()

class TrackerServerHandler(socketserver.BaseRequestHandler):
    """The request handler for TrackerServer.
    """

    def handle(self):
        """Convert peer requests into api_* methods.

        This method is called when data is received. It interprets the
        command-and-arguments structure dictated by the API into a method
        to which the interpreted arguments are passed. Arguments are decoded
        using :func:`apiutils.arg_decode` before being passed on, but they
        remain strings.
        """

        #get (MAX_MESSAGE_LENGTH + 1) bytes
        data = str(self.request.recv(self.server.MAX_MESSAGE_LENGTH+1),
                                                    *apiutils.encoding_defaults)

        #check if data is <= MAX_MESSAGE_LENGTH
        if len(data) > self.server.MAX_MESSAGE_LENGTH:
            print("Request too long")
            # this is out-of-spec, but necessary
            return self.exception( 'RequestTooLong', "Maximum message length " \
                                "is {}".format(self.server.MAX_MESSAGE_LENGTH) )

        print("\nReceived {}".format(data))

        #Retrieve command and args from message
        match = apiutils.re_apicommand.match( data )
        if not match:
            print("Bad Request: {!r}".format(data))
            # this is out-of-spec, but necessary
            return self.exception( 'BadRequest', "Failed to parse request" )

        command, args = match.group('command','args')
        command = command.lower()

        #parse arguments
        args = args.split()
        args = map( apiutils.arg_decode, args )

        #find the desired method
        api_method = getattr( self, 'api_{}'.format(command),None )
        if not api_method:
            print("Bad method: {}".format(command) )
            #this is out-of-spec, but necessary
            return self.exception( 'BadRequest', "No such method {!r}".format(
                                                                      command) )

        #try calling the method with arguments
        try:
            api_method( *args )

        except TypeError as err:
            if 'positional arguments' in str(err):
                print("Bad Request: {}".format(err.args[0]))
                return self.exception('BadRequest', err.args[0])

    def api_createtracker(self, fname, fsize, descrip, md5, ip, port):
        """Implements the createtracker API command.

        All arguments are expected to be strings, but *fsize* and *port* should
        be castable to :class:`int` and *ip* should be castable to
        :class:`~ipaddress.IPv4Address`.
        """

        fname,descrip,md5 = map( str, (fname,descrip,md5) )

        try:
            fsize,port = int(fsize),int(port)
        except ValueError:
            print("Either fsize ({!r}) or port ({!r}) is not a valid " \
                                                "integer".format(fsize,port))
            self.request.sendall( b"<createtracker fail>" )
            return

        try:
            ip = IPv4Address(ip)
        except AddressValueError:
            print("Malformed IP Address: {!r}".format(ip))
            self.request.sendall( b"<createtracker fail>" )
            return

        tfname = "{}.track".format( fname )

        tfpath = os.path.join( self.server.torrents_dir, tfname )

        #check if .track file already exists
        if os.path.exists( tfpath ):
            print("Couldn't create tracker, already exists.")
            self.request.sendall( b"<createtracker ferr>" )
            return

        #create a new trackerfile
        try:
            tf = trackerfile.trackerfile( fname, fsize, descrip, md5 )
        except Exception as err:
            print(err)
            self.request.sendall( b"<createtracker fail>" )
            return

        print("Created new trackerfile instance for fname={!r}".format(fname))

        #add creator as peer
        try:
            tf.updatePeer( ip, port, 0, fsize-1 )
        except Exception as err:
            print(err)
            self.request.sendall( b"<createtracker fail>" )
            return

        print("Added {} (creator) to trackerfile".format( ip ))

        #write tracker to file
        with open(tfpath, 'w') as fl:
            fcntl.lockf( fl, fcntl.LOCK_EX )
            tf.writeTo( fl )
            fcntl.lockf( fl, fcntl.LOCK_UN )

        print("Wrote trackerfile to disk.")

        self.request.sendall( b"<createtracker succ>" )
        return

    def api_updatetracker(self, fname, start_bytes, end_bytes, ip, port):
        """Implements the updatetracker API command.

        All arguments are expected to be strings, but *start_bytes*,
        *end_bytes*, and *port* should be castable to :class:`int` and
        *ip* should be castable to :class:`~ipaddress.IPv4Address`.
        """
        fname = str(fname)

        try:
            start_bytes,end_bytes,port = map(int, (start_bytes,end_bytes,port))
        except ValueError:
            print("Either start_bytes ({!r}), end_bytes ({!r}), or port ({!r})"\
                   " is not a valid integer".format(start_bytes,end_bytes,port))
            self.request.sendall( b"<updatetracker fail>" )
            return

        try:
            ip = IPv4Address(ip)
        except AddressValueError:
            print("Malformed IP Address: {!r}".format(ip))
            self.request.sendall( b"<updatetracker fail>" )
            return

        tfname = "{}.track".format( fname )

        tfpath = os.path.join( self.server.torrents_dir, tfname )

        #check if .track file exists
        if not os.path.exists( tfpath ):
            print("Can't update tracker file, doesn't exist")
            self.request.sendall( b"<updatetracker ferr>" )
            return

        #create trackerfile from existing tracker
        try:
            tf = trackerfile.trackerfile.fromPath( tfpath )
        except Exception as err:
            print(err)
            self.request.sendall( b"<updatetracker fail>" )
            return

        #clean trackerfile
        tf.clean()

        #add peer peer
        try:
            tf.updatePeer( ip, port, start_bytes, end_bytes )
        except Exception as err:
            print(err)
            self.request.sendall( b"<updatetracker fail>" )
            return

        print("Added {} (creator) to trackerfile".format( ip ))

        #write tracker to file
        with open(tfpath, 'w') as fl:
            fcntl.lockf( fl, fcntl.LOCK_EX )
            tf.writeTo( fl )
            fcntl.lockf( fl, fcntl.LOCK_UN )

        print("Wrote trackerfile to disk.")

        self.request.sendall( b"<updatetracker succ>" )
        return

    def api_req(self, *_):
        """Implements the so-called "list" API command (<REQ LIST>).

        The method expects no arguments, but will accept them for compatibility.
        """

        thelist = []
        tracklist = []

        dirname = self.server.torrents_dir

        try:
            thelist = os.listdir( dirname )
        except Exception as err:
            print(err)
            # ! this is out-of-spec, but necessary
            self.exception(type(err).__name__, str(err))
            return

        for flname in thelist:
            if flname.endswith('.track'):
                tracklist.append(flname)

        self.request.sendall( bytes("<REP LIST {}>\n".format(len(tracklist)),
                                    *apiutils.encoding_defaults) )

        for i in range(len(tracklist)):
            tfname = tracklist[i]

            tf = trackerfile.trackerfile.fromPath( os.path.join(dirname,tfname))

            self.request.sendall( bytes("<{} {} {} {}>\n".format(i, tf.filename,
                                                         tf.filesize, tf.md5),
                                                 *apiutils.encoding_defaults) )

        self.request.sendall( b"<REP LIST END>\n" )

        print("Successfully send REP response to {0[0]}:{0[1]}.".format(
                                                    self.request.getpeername()))
        return

    def api_get(self, track_fname):
        """Implements the GET API command.

        *track_fname* should be the name of a .track file in the torrents
        directory given in the server config file.
        """
        track_fname = str(track_fname)

        tfpath = os.path.join( self.server.torrents_dir, track_fname )

        #check if .track file exists
        if not os.path.exists( tfpath ):
            print("Can't get tracker file, doesn't exist")
            self.exception("FileNotFound", "No such file {!r}".format(
                                                                   track_fname))
            return

        #create trackerfile from existing tracker
        try:
            tf = trackerfile.trackerfile.fromPath( tfpath )
        except Exception as err:
            print(err)
            return self.exception(type(err).__name__, str(err))

        #clean trackerfile
        if tf.clean():
            with open( tfpath, 'w' ) as fl:
                fcntl.lockf( fl, fcntl.LOCK_EX )
                tf.writeTo( fl )
                fcntl.lockf( fl, fcntl.LOCK_UN )

        #write the tracker file to the socket
        self.request.sendall( b"<REP GET BEGIN>\n" )
        tf.writeToSocket( self.request )
        self.request.sendall( bytes( "<REP GET END {}>\n".format(tf.md5),
                                                   *apiutils.encoding_defaults))

        print("Sent REP response for {0!r} to {1[0]}:{1[1]}".format(track_fname,
                                                    self.request.getpeername()))

    def api_hello(self, *_):
        """ Implements the out-of-spec API hello message.

        This API command takes no arguments (but accepts them) and simply
        responds HELLO back. Used for helping the peer determine connectivity
        and its public IP address.
        """
        self.request.sendall( b"<HELLO>\n" )
        print("Sent HELLO response to {0[0]}:{0[1]}".format(
                                                    self.request.getpeername()))

    def exception(self, exceptionType, exceptionInfo=''):

        exceptionType = exceptionType.replace(' ','')
        if exceptionInfo:
            exceptionInfo ="{}\n".format(urllib.parse.quote_plus(exceptionInfo))
        else:
            exceptionInfo = ''

        response = "<EXCEPTION {}>\n{}<EXCEPTION END>\n".format( exceptionType,
                                                                 exceptionInfo )

        self.request.sendall( bytes(response, *apiutils.encoding_defaults) )

class TrackerServer(socketserver.ThreadingMixIn, socketserver.TCPServer):
    """The socket server for handling incoming requests.

    Unlike the TCPServer constructor, this takes a *server_ip* string
    instead of a tuple address because we will read the port for the
    address from the config file.

    Arguments:
        server_ip (str): The IP to bind to and listen to.
        RequestHandlerClass (:class:`~socketserver.BaseRequestHandler`):
            Should be :class:`~.TrackerServerHandler`.
        bind_and_activate (bool, optional): automatically invokes server
            binding and activation procedures.
        config_file (str, optional): Path to server configuration file.
    """

    allow_reuse_address = True

    config_file = None
    MAX_MESSAGE_LENGTH = 4096
    __torrents_dir = None

    def __init__(self, server_ip, RequestHandlerClass,
                       bind_and_activate=True,
                       config_file='./serverThreadConfig.cfg'):
        """TrackerServer initializer."""

        self.config_file = sillycfg.ServerConfig.fromFile( config_file )
        self.torrents_dir = self.config_file.sharedFolder
        server_port = self.config_file.listenPort

        server_address = (server_ip,server_port)

        print("Server will bind to {}:{}".format(*server_address))

        super(TrackerServer, self).__init__(server_address, RequestHandlerClass,
                                            bind_and_activate)

    @property
    def torrents_dir(self):
        return self.__torrents_dir

    @torrents_dir.setter
    def torrents_dir(self,val):
        val = os.path.abspath(val)

        if not ( sillycfg.dirmaker(val) ):
            raise RuntimeError("Failed to make torrents directory")

        self.__torrents_dir = val

#
# Executable form for testing
#
if __name__ == '__main__':

    srv_ip = "localhost"

    if len(sys.argv) > 1:
        try:
            srv_ip = str( IPv4Address(sys.argv[1]) )
        except AddressValueError:
            pass

    srv = TrackerServer( srv_ip, TrackerServerHandler )

    print("Listening on port {}".format(srv.config_file.listenPort))

    try:
        srv.serve_forever()

    except KeyboardInterrupt:
        print("\n"+"="*40)
        print("Bye, have a wonderful time! (Tracker server shutting down)")

    finally:
        srv.shutdown()
        print("Tracker server has shut down")


When I noticed these wonderfully unique business cards on a Medieval Craft Market here in Northern Italy, featuring quality handmade cotton paper and presented in leather pouches that were also made by hand, I knew instantly that I would make a blog article out of them.
Aren't those wonderful leather pouches…!? They would make such great gifts for women AND men !!!
Anyhow, I can see a thousand variations on the pouch, such as wrapping the stack of cards in Japanese silk or in a stitched felt pouch that also has a tiny pocket for a pencil in it; or if you prefer; a indigo blue velvet wrap with a robin egg blue silk ribbon for a royal execution of our business cards.
I'm also seeing various uses of these handcrafted cards. I can see 'words of wisdom' stamped on them. I can see them become a set of personal affirmation cards or angel cards; unique invitation cards; or tiny 'thank you' notes that you might like to keep in your hand bag.
This stack of cards was made by an Italian paper artisan who followed a many-century-old-recipe for handmade paper made from cotton. He told me the paper is of highest quality; it sure looked and felt smooth and thick.
However, the environmentalist in me suggests that you instead collect fine tissue papers for a while (e.g. clean napkins that became wrinkled in the pack, or tissue paper that was used to stuff a gift bag). Once you have a kitchen bowl full of tissue paper, tear the sheets into small pieces and start your paper making ritual, as described in detail in my prior article on paper making here at FineCraftGuild.com.
You can tone the color of the paper simply by adding some colored tissue papers. For the stack to be wrapped in blue velvet, you might add a few sheets of blue paper to your mix. If you mix it with white paper, you will end up with a nice pastel tint.
2. A tiny deckle that's just the right size for business cards, or if you wish, small note cards or affirmation cards..
3. A piece of beautiful fabric or leather, that is a bit larger than 3x the size of your business cards. I have successfully used samples from a drapery & furnishing showroom: free top quality fabric.
4. A matching ribbon, leather, felt or other cord, or perhaps a beaded chain to tie the stack together.
While paper making is easy, I find that I need about 1 month for a project such as this to come together. In this month, I prep all the details such as making or finding the exactly right-sized deckle, thinking through the 'look' of the project, and thinks like this. However, two half-afternoons is really all you'll need to create a very nice wrapped stack of handmade business cards.
Wanna try? Show me your wares when done!
This is a fantastic project, especially since with my new blog I'll need new business cards. Thanks for the idea!


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Tim OKAMURA ✿
Tim Okamura is a contemporary Canadian artist known for his depiction of subjects who are African-American (and of other people of color) in urban settings, and for his combination of graffiti and realism. He was born in 1968 in Edmonton, Alberta. His work has been featured in several major motion pictures and in London's National Portrait Gallery. He was also one of several artists to be shortlisted in 2006 for a proposed portrait of Queen Elizabeth of England.
Okamura earned a B.F.A. with Distinction at the Alberta College of Art and Design in Calgary, Alberta, Canada before moving to New York City to attend the School of Visual Arts. At ACAD he was a stand out, described by former class mates as one of the most talented alumni to ever graduate from the Alberta College of art and Design. After graduating with an M.F.A. in Illustration as Visual Journalism in 1993, Okamura moved to Brooklyn, New York, where he still resides.
Categorie: painting, Tim OKAMURA


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package org.apache.sis.gui.dataset;

import java.util.Locale;
import javafx.collections.ObservableList;
import javafx.scene.control.Button;
import javafx.scene.control.ContextMenu;
import javafx.scene.control.MenuItem;
import javafx.scene.control.CheckMenuItem;
import javafx.scene.control.TreeCell;
import javafx.scene.control.TreeItem;
import javafx.scene.paint.Color;
import org.apache.sis.storage.Resource;
import org.apache.sis.storage.DataStoreException;
import org.apache.sis.internal.storage.URIDataStore;
import org.apache.sis.internal.storage.io.IOUtilities;
import org.apache.sis.internal.gui.ExceptionReporter;
import org.apache.sis.internal.gui.DataStoreOpener;
import org.apache.sis.internal.gui.Resources;
import org.apache.sis.internal.gui.Styles;
import org.apache.sis.internal.util.Strings;
import org.apache.sis.util.Classes;
import org.apache.sis.util.Exceptions;
import org.apache.sis.util.resources.Vocabulary;

/**
 * The visual appearance of an {@link ResourceItem} in a tree.
 * Cells are initially empty; their content will be specified by {@link TreeView} after construction.
 * This class gets the cell text from a resource by a call to
 * {@link DataStoreOpener#findLabel(Resource, Locale, boolean)} in a background thread.
 * The same call may be recycled many times for different {@link ResourceItem} data.
 *
 * @author  Martin Desruisseaux (Geomatys)
 * @version 1.3
 *
 * @see ResourceItem
 *
 * @since 1.3
 * @module
 */
final class ResourceCell extends TreeCell<Resource> {
    /**
     * The type of view (original resource, aggregated resources, etc.) shown in this node.
     */
    private TreeViewType viewType;

    /**
     * Creates a new cell with initially no data.
     */
    ResourceCell() {
    }

    /**
     * Invoked when a new resource needs to be shown in the tree view.
     * This method sets the text to a label that describe the resource
     * (possibly starting a background thread for fetching that label)
     * and set a contextual menu.
     *
     * @param resource  the resource to show.
     * @param empty     whether this cell is used to fill out space.
     */
    @Override
    protected void updateItem(final Resource resource, boolean empty) {
        super.updateItem(resource, empty);          // Mandatory according JavaFX documentation.
        Color       color = Styles.NORMAL_TEXT;
        String      text  = null;
        Button      more  = null;
        ContextMenu menu  = null;
        final TreeItem<Resource> t;
        if (!empty && (t = getTreeItem()) instanceof ResourceItem) {
            final ResourceTree tree = (ResourceTree) getTreeView();
            final ResourceItem item = (ResourceItem) t;
            final Throwable error;
            text = item.label;
            if (item.isLoading) {
                /*
                 * If the resource is in process of being loaded in a background thread, show "Loading…"
                 * with a different color. Item with null resource will be replaced by a collection of new
                 * items by a call to `CellItem.getChildren().setAll(…)` after loading process finished.
                 * Item with non-null resource only need to have their name updated.
                 */
                color = Styles.LOADING_TEXT;
                if (text == null) {
                    text = item.label = tree.localized().getString(Resources.Keys.Loading);
                    if (resource != null) {
                        tree.fetchLabel(item.new Completer(resource));      // Start a background thread.
                    }
                }
            } else if ((error = item.error) != null) {
                /*
                 * If an error occurred, show the exception message with a button for more details.
                 * The list of resource children may or may not be available, depending if the error
                 * occurred while fetching the children list or only their labels.
                 */
                color = Styles.ERROR_TEXT;
                if (text == null) {
                    if (resource != null) {
                        // We have the resource, we only failed to fetch its name.
                        text = Vocabulary.getResources(tree.locale).getString(Vocabulary.Keys.Unnamed);
                    } else {
                        // More serious error (no resource), show exception message.
                        text = Strings.trimOrNull(Exceptions.getLocalizedMessage(error, tree.locale));
                        if (text == null) text = Classes.getShortClassName(error);
                    }
                    item.label = text;
                }
                more = (Button) getGraphic();
                if (more == null) {
                    more = new Button(Styles.ERROR_DETAILS_ICON);
                }
                more.setOnAction((e) -> {
                    final Resources localized = tree.localized();
                    ExceptionReporter.show(tree,
                            localized.getString(Resources.Keys.ErrorDetails),
                            localized.getString(Resources.Keys.CanNotReadResource), error);
                });
            }
            /*
             * Following block is for the contextual menu. In current version,
             * we provide menu only for "root" resources (usually data stores).
             */
            if (tree.findOrRemove(resource, false) != null) {
                /*
                 * "Copy file path" menu item should be enabled only if we can
                 * get some kind of file path or URI from the specified resource.
                 * "Aggregated view" should be enabled only on supported resources.
                 */
                Object path;
                try {
                    path = URIDataStore.location(resource);
                } catch (DataStoreException e) {
                    path = null;
                    ResourceTree.unexpectedException("updateItem", e);
                }
                final boolean aggregatable = item.isViewSelectable(resource, TreeViewType.AGGREGATION);
                /*
                 * Create (if not already done) and configure contextual menu using above information.
                 */
                menu = getContextMenu();
                if (menu == null) {
                    menu = new ContextMenu();
                    final Resources localized = tree.localized();
                    final MenuItem[] items = new MenuItem[CLOSE + 1];
                    items[COPY_PATH]   = localized.menu(Resources.Keys.CopyFilePath, new PathAction(this, false));
                    items[OPEN_FOLDER] = localized.menu(Resources.Keys.OpenContainingFolder, new PathAction(this, true));
                    items[AGGREGATED]  = localized.menu(Resources.Keys.AggregatedView, false, (p,o,n) -> {
                        setView(n ? TreeViewType.AGGREGATION : TreeViewType.SOURCE);
                    });
                    items[CLOSE] = localized.menu(Resources.Keys.Close, (e) -> {
                        ((ResourceTree) getTreeView()).removeAndClose(getItem());
                    });
                    menu.getItems().setAll(items);
                }
                final ObservableList<MenuItem> items = menu.getItems();
                items.get(COPY_PATH).setDisable(!IOUtilities.isKindOfPath(path));
                items.get(OPEN_FOLDER).setDisable(PathAction.isBrowseDisabled || IOUtilities.toFile(path) == null);
                final CheckMenuItem aggregated = (CheckMenuItem) items.get(AGGREGATED);
                aggregated.setDisable(!aggregatable);
                aggregated.setSelected(aggregatable && item.isView(TreeViewType.AGGREGATION));
            }
        }
        setText(text);
        setTextFill(isSelected() ? Styles.SELECTED_TEXT : color);
        setGraphic(more);
        setContextMenu(menu);
    }

    /**
     * Position of menu items in the contextual menu built by {@link #updateItem(Resource, boolean)}.
     * Above method assumes that {@link #CLOSE} is the last menu item.
     */
    private static final int COPY_PATH = 0, OPEN_FOLDER = 1, AGGREGATED = 2, CLOSE = 3;

    /**
     * Sets the view of the resource to show in this node.
     * For example, instead of showing the components as given by the data store,
     * we can create an aggregated view of all components.
     */
    private void setView(final TreeViewType type) {
        viewType = type;
        ((ResourceItem) getTreeItem()).setView(this, type, ((ResourceTree) getTreeView()).locale);
    }

    /**
     * Returns whether the specified view is the currently active view.
     * This is used for detecting if users changed their selection again
     * while computation was in progress in the background thread.
     */
    final boolean isActiveView(final TreeViewType type) {
        return viewType == type;
    }
}


Retired, lightly used Kit Kittridge and Ruthie dolls complete with books and two additional outfits! From a non smoking home. The item "American Girl lot Kit and Ruthie" is in sale since Monday, July 9, 2018.
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Matthew Bucknor, MD Appointed as Inaugural Associate Chair for Wellbeing and Professional Climate
Matthew Bucknor, MD, has been appointed as the inaugural associate chair for wellbeing and professional climate in the UC San Francisco Department of Radiology and Biomedical Imaging. In this role, Dr. Bucknor will serve as the departmental lead for programs and initiatives addressing diversity and inclusion, interconnectedness, burnout and work-life balance. He will also continue to oversee the department's Diversity and Inclusion Committee.
In 2015, Dr. Bucknor was selected as an inaugural UCSF John A. Watson Faculty Scholar for his commitment to diversity and became the founding chair of the department's Diversity and Inclusion Committee. In this capacity, he has coordinated outreach programs for underrepresented minorities; promoted educational initiatives focused on unconscious bias; and developed departmental pipeline programs to encourage students from diverse backgrounds to pursue radiology and radiology-related research. He has also been a member of the UCSF Differences Matters initiative and formed powerful collaborations across the university to further efforts to make UCSF the most diverse, equitable, and inclusive academic medical system in the country.
Dr. Bucknor received his Bachelor of Arts in Biochemical Sciences from Harvard College and his medical degree from the Stanford University School of Medicine. He completed his radiology residency at UCSF, including an NIH T32 research fellowship, and joined the faculty in 2014 after completing a clinical fellowship in Musculoskeletal Radiology at Stanford University. Throughout his time at UCSF, Dr. Bucknor has distinguished himself as a collaborative clinician and outstanding translational scientist. He is an internationally-recognized expert in noninvasive thermal ablation with high intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU) and has helped to pioneer several new indications for this exciting new treatment modality.
"Our ability to recruit and broadly support the diverse talents and needs of our clinicians, researchers, staff, and trainees is critical to our future in this time of unprecedented innovation and challenge," says Christopher Hess, MD, PhD, chair of UCSF Radiology. "I am determined that we set the national standard as an outstanding place to work, using diversity, equity, and positive culture as tools for achieving excellence. I am looking forward to the opportunity for all of us to think together critically with Dr. Bucknor about these issues.
UCSF News
Matthew Bucknor, MD
Michael Ohliger, MD, PhD Appointed Modality Director for MRI
Amrutha Ramachandran, MD Joins UCSF Radiology Faculty
Siemens Healthineers and UCSF Create First Carbon-Neutral Radiology Imaging Service
Women in Medicine Month: RADWomen UCSF and Supporting Women in Radiology
Five UC Radiology Departments Highlight Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) Work
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You'd think that an effort to impeach the duly-elected President of the United States would roil the markets, send the Dow Jones tumbling, and put economists into a panic about the immediate future of the U.S. economic situation. But even though your friendly neighborhood liberal pundit wants us to think this is beginning of the end for Trump's presidency, investors on Wall Street see these hearings for the meaningless scam that they are. As such, stocks are hitting record highs.
On Friday, for the first time in history, the Dow Jones Industrial Average moved just beyond 28,000, up 223 points from the day before. This makes the fourth week straight that the Dow has climbed to new heights, proving beyond a reasonable doubt that the Democrats are fooling no one with their circus show in Washington.
"I do not think that there is any material impact on the markets or the economy from impeachment," said RSM US economist Joseph Brusuelas. "Given where the public is and the small probability of conviction in the Senate there is at this time little risk to the outlook.
"One potential transmission channel would be via a broad decline in financial conditions linked to instability in the political sector," he continued. "If there should be a major shift in public opinion and the opinion of potential jurors in the U.S. Senate that is where economists, financial professionals and market actors would first look for stress."
Cumberland economist David Kotok said that investors were clear-headed about where this impeachment was heading.
"The markets see the impeachment process as a pure political ploy," he said. "So the metaphor is Clinton, not Nixon. Hence no market reaction to impeachment proceedings. So far, this is not a Nixon type story. If evidence surfaces to a smoking gun level like the Nixon 18 ½ minute gap in a tape, then things change."
That, of course, is extremely unlikely at this point. We already have the transcript of Trump's call with the Ukrainian president. Beyond that, we have a bunch of witnesses talking about what they heard at the water cooler in between discussions of Marvel's latest movie and what they're going to do next weekend. One guy got his theory of Trump's wrongdoing from The New York Times. It's a joke. The major media may want to pretend it's something more than that, but the guys whose livelihood depends on seeing things for what they are? They know the deal.
Keep playing, Democrats. See what happens next November.
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Sean, this is just outstanding. You are responsible for my iPad battery to be dead most of the time!
I like the small sized games, they're just right for an hour or so. Tiny is a bit too small, while medium I save for weekends when I have more time. I would pay more than you are charging for each set for one, single game - a randomly generated small game. Maybe a selection of number of computer players too, but that's not necessary. Just a newly created map each play.
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var Sinon = require('sinon');
var assert = require('assert');
var path = require('path');
var browserify = require('browserify');
var Runner = require('../lib/runner');
var _ = require('lodash');

describe('grunt-browserify-runner', function () {
  var dest = 'path/To/Dest';

  it('instatiates browserify', function (done) {
    var b = spyBrowserify();
    var runner = createRunner(b);
    runner.run([], dest, {}, function () {
      assert.equal(b.callCount, 1);
      done();
    });
  });

  it('assigns source files as bundle entries', function (done) {
    var b = spyBrowserify();
    var files = [path.resolve('./package.json')];
    var runner = createRunner(b);
    runner.run(files, dest, {}, function () {
      assert.ok(b.calledWith({entries: files}));
      done();
    });
  });

  it('invokes the bundler', function (done) {
    var b = stubBrowserify('bundle');
    var runner = createRunner(b);
    runner.run([], dest, {}, function () {
      assert.equal(b().bundle.callCount, 1);
      done();
    });
  });

  context('when bundle options are provided', function () {
    it('passes browserifyBundleOptions to bundle', function (done) {
      var b = stubBrowserify('bundle');
      var opts = {};
      var runner = createRunner(b);
      runner.run([], dest, {bundleOptions: opts}, function () {
        assert.ok(b().bundle.calledWith(opts));
        done();
      });
    });
  });

  it('writes the bundle to the provided dest', function (done) {
    var b = spyBrowserify();
    var runner = createRunner(b);
    runner.run([], dest, {}, function () {
      assert.ok(runner.writer.write.calledWith(dest));
      done();
    });
  });

  context('when passing option of watch:true', function () {
    var baseOpts = {watch:true};
    it('invokes watchify instead of browserify', function (done) {
      var watchify = spyWatchify();
      var runner = createRunner(undefined, watchify);
      runner.run([], dest, baseOpts, function () {
        assert.equal(watchify.callCount, 1);
        done();
      });
    });
  });

  describe('when passing hash of browserifyOptions', function () {
    it('instantiates browserify with those options', function (done) {
      var browserify = spyBrowserify();
      var bOpts = {foo: 'bar'};
      var runner = createRunner(browserify);
      runner.run([], dest, {browserifyOptions: bOpts}, function () {
        assert.ok(browserify.calledWith(bOpts));
        done();
      });
    });
  });

  describe('when passing option of require', function () {
    it('requires each item in the array', function (done) {
      var b = stubBrowserify('require');
      var requireList = ['./package.json'];
      var runner = createRunner(b);
      runner.run([], dest, {require: requireList}, function () {
        assert.ok(b().require.calledWith(requireList[0]));
        done();
      });
    });
  });

  describe('when passing option of exclude', function () {
    it('excludes the resolved filename of each item in the array', function (done) {
      var b = stubBrowserify('exclude');
      var excludeList = ['./package.json'];
      var files = _.map(excludeList, function (file) {
        return path.resolve(file);
      });
      var runner = createRunner(b);
      runner.run([], dest, {exclude: excludeList}, function () {
        assert.ok(b().exclude.calledWith(files[0]));
        done();
      });
    });
  });

  describe('when passing option of ignore', function () {
    it('ignores the resolved filename of each item in the array', function (done) {
      var b = stubBrowserify('ignore');
      var ignoreList = ['./package.json'];
      var files = _.map(ignoreList, function (file) {
        return path.resolve(file);
      });
      var runner = createRunner(b);
      runner.run([], dest, {ignore: ignoreList}, function () {
        assert.ok(b().ignore.calledWith(files[0]));
        done();
      });
    });
  });

  describe('when passing option of alias', function () {
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    var files = _.map(aliasList, function (file) {
      return path.resolve(file.split(':')[0]);
    });

    beforeEach(function () {
      b = stubBrowserify('require');
      runner = createRunner(b);
    });

    it('requires the resolved filename of each item in the array', function (done) {
      runner.run([], dest, {alias: aliasList}, function () {
        assert.ok(b().require.calledWith(files[0]));
        done();
      });
    });

    it('specifies the provided alias for each item in the array', function (done) {
      runner.run([], dest, {alias: aliasList}, function () {
        assert.ok(b().require.calledWith(files[0], {expose: 'alias'}));
        done();
      });
    });
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  describe('when passing option of external', function () {
    it('marks each array element as external', function (done) {
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      var externalList = ['./package.json', 'foobar'];
      var runner = createRunner(b);
      runner.run([], dest, {external: externalList}, function () {
        assert.ok(b().external.calledWith(externalList[0]));
        assert.ok(b().external.calledWith(externalList[1]));
        done();
      });
    });

    context('when provided with an alias array', function () {
      it('marks the aliases as external', function (done) {
        var b = stubBrowserify('external');
        var runner = createRunner(b);
        var aliasList = ['./package.json:alias'];
        runner.run([], dest, {external: aliasList}, function () {
          assert.ok(b().external.calledWith('alias'));
          done();
        });
      });
    });
  });

  describe('when passing option of transform', function () {
    var b, runner;

    beforeEach(function () {
      b = stubBrowserify('transform');
      runner = createRunner(b);
    });

    it('invokes each array element as a transform', function (done) {
      var transforms = [function () {}];
      runner.run([], dest, {transform: transforms}, function () {
        assert.ok(b().transform.calledWith(transforms[0]));
        done();
      });
    });
    context('if an options hash is provided', function () {
      it('passes the options hash along with the transform fn', function (done) {
        var transforms = [[function () {}, {}]];
        runner.run([], dest, {transform: transforms}, function () {
          assert.ok(b().transform.calledWith(transforms[0][1], transforms[0][0]));
          done();
        });
      });
    });
  });

  describe('when passing option of preBundleCB', function () {
    it('calls the provided callback before bundling', function (done) {
      var cb = Sinon.stub();
      var b = stubBrowserify('bundle');
      var runner = createRunner(b);
      runner.run([], dest, {preBundleCB: cb}, function () {
        assert.ok(cb.calledOnce);
        assert.ok(cb.calledBefore(b().bundle));
        done();
      });
    });
  });

  describe('when passing option of postBundleCB', function () {
    it('calls the provided callback after bundling', function (done) {
      var cb = Sinon.stub().yields();
      var b = stubBrowserify('bundle');
      var runner = createRunner(b);
      runner.run([], dest, {postBundleCB: cb}, function () {
        assert.ok(cb.calledOnce);
        assert.ok(cb.calledAfter(b().bundle));
        done();
      });
    });
  });

  describe('when passing option of plugin', function () {
    it('registers the plugin', function (done) {
      var b = stubBrowserify('plugin');
      var runner = createRunner(b);
      var plugin = function () {};
      runner.run([], dest, {plugin: [plugin]}, function () {
        assert.ok(b().plugin.calledWith(plugin));
        done();
      });
    });
    context('and when passing plugin options', function () {
      it('registers the plugin options', function (done) {
        var b = stubBrowserify('plugin');
        var runner = createRunner(b);
        var plugin = function () {};
        var opts = {};
        runner.run([], dest, {plugin: [[plugin, opts]]}, function () {
          assert.ok(b().plugin.calledWith(plugin, opts));
          done();
        });
      });
    });
  });

});

function createRunner(browserify, watchify) {
  return new Runner({
    browserify: browserify,
    watchify: watchify,
    logger: stubLogger(),
    writer: stubGruntFile()
  });
}

function stubGruntFile() {
  return Sinon.stub({
    exists: function () {

    },
    write: function () {

    },
    mkdir: function () {

    }
  });
}

function stubLogger() {
  return Sinon.stub({
    log: {
      ok: function (msg) {
        //console.log(msg);
      },
      error: function (msg) {
        //console.log(msg);
      }
    },
    fail: {
      warn: function (msg) {
        //console.log(msg);
      }
    },
    error: function (msg) {
      //console.log(msg);
    }
  });
}

function spyBrowserify() {
  return Sinon.spy(browserify);
}

function stubBrowserify(spyMethod) {
  var b = browserify();
  if (spyMethod) {
    Sinon.spy(b, spyMethod);
  }
  return Sinon.stub().returns(b);
}

function spyWatchify() {
  return Sinon.spy(require('watchify'));
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Did I mention that Kimberley Browning is one of planet Earth's most beautiful people? She is the heart and soul behind Hollywood Shorts, and many months ago made the generous offer to coordinate and present a work-in-progress screening of Old School, New School, a study on the nature of creativity.
That day is nearly here. Mark your calendars!
This work-in-progress screening is intended for a target audience focus group (art students and those interested in developing their creativity). Confirmed guests for the post screening discussion include 6-time Oscar nominee (and OSNS subject) William Fraker and Michael Polcino, director of The Simpsons and Family Guy animated series. The discussion continues the dialogue from the movie about taking risks, finding your own voice, defining success in the arts, and, in general, how to "make it" in the arts.
More panel guests to be announced. The best way to keep in formed is to join the OSNS Facebook page.
Many thanks to The Hotel Cafe and Kimberley Browning for making this screening a reality.
The experimental filmmaker Fred Worden sent me a really great video today. Malcolm Gladwell discusses success in the arts and how musicians he's studied have come to make their masterpiece. He's concluded that every "genius" reaches genius status my completing 10,000 hours of preparation. He notes that The Beatles performed about 12,000 times together before their big Ed Sullivan success, and that Fleetwood Mac released about 12 albums before Rumors was released.
It's a fascinating study that, to me, touches on lot of truth. Check it out here.
Screened for a test audience at UMBC. Good to get a visceral reaction. Students seemed overall interested in the subjects and what they had to say.
The screening was followed by a great panel continuing the discussions begun in the movie about finding your own voice, success in the arts, and overall issues on "making it" professionally in the arts. Panel: Emmy winning cinematographer Richard Chisolm, acclaimed documentary filmmaker Steve Yeager, choreographer Carol Hess, and the experimental filmmaker Fred Worden.
Steven Fischer (standing) with (L-R) Steve Yeager, Richard Chisolm, Carol Hess, Fred Worden. Photo John Bintz.
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sorry i had such a bad headache i was'nt paying attention.it took all my concentration to listen to evangeline. I would of said hi if i'd heard!!! i honetsly didnt. And i had a great day. though i lost my phone,ticket and wallet.
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Posted on January 9, 2019 by meziesblog.com in News // 1 Comment
South Korean presidential spokesperson Kim Eui-kyeom said on Tuesday that Seoul hopes Kim's trip to China will act as a "stepping stone" for a second Trump-Kim summit.
Trump has offered assurances that another summit will allow him and Kim to make a grand deal to settle the nuclear standoff and change a relationship marked by decades of animosity and mistrust.
However, outside analysts are highly skeptical that the North will easily abandon a nuclear arsenal constructed in the face of deep poverty and likely seen by Kim as his only guarantee of regime survival.
Instead, Kim may be seeking to gauge China's attitude toward sanctions ahead of the talks, including what the North would have to concede in order to win Beijing's support at the UN.
The North has held off on additional nuclear weapons and missile tests for more than a year, possibly in response to China's displeasure, while carrying out its new diplomatic offensive.
"The two leaders will further communicate over the issue of sanctions to further refine their previously general and vague attitudes," said Cheng Xiaohe, professor at Renmin University's School of International Studies in Beijing.
"It is impossible to see the cancellation of all sanctions, but what kind of sanctions can be cancelled and what are China and North Korea's views on that will be discussed," Cheng said.
Trump has pushed heavily for Chinese support in convincing North Korea to give up its weapons programmes, suggesting that could win Beijing better terms in a trade deal with Washington.
Kim's arrival in Beijing coincides with US-China trade talks in Beijing that seek to end the trade dispute between the world's two largest economies ahead of a March deadline.
Asked whether China was linking to issues in an interview on Monday with CNBC, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said, "The Chinese have been very clear to us that these are separate issues."
"Their behavior has demonstrated that as well and we appreciate that," Pompeo said.
"China has actually been a good partner in our efforts to reduce the risk to the world from North Korea's nuclear capability. I expect they will continue to do so."
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MRC Bone Research Laboratory, Nuffield Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, University of Oxford, Oxford OX3 7LD, UK
Member of Medical Research Council External Scientific Staff.
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J Cell Sci (1988) 1988 (Supplement_10): 63–76.
https://doi.org/10.1242/jcs.1988.Supplement_10.5
MAUREEN OWEN; Marrow stromal stem cells. J Cell Sci 1 February 1988; 1988 (Supplement_10): 63–76. doi: https://doi.org/10.1242/jcs.1988.Supplement_10.5
Evidence for the hypothesis that there are stromal stem cells present in the soft connective tissues associated with marrow and bone surfaces that are able to give rise to a number of different cell lines is reviewed. The lines are currently designated fibroblastic, reticular, adipocytic and osteogenic. Fibroblastic colonies, each derived from a single colony-forming unit fibroblastic (CFU-F), are formed when marrow cells are cultured in vitro. In vivo assays of tissue formed by CFU-F in open transplant or in diffusion chambers, have demonstrated that some CFU-F have a high ability for self renewal and multipotentiality whereas some have more limited potential. Preliminary investigations in vitro also support the hypothesis and have shown that CFU-F are a heterogeneous population of stem and progenitor cells and that their differentiation in vitro can be modified at the colony level. The stromal cells which survive and proliferate in vitro are highly dependent on culture conditions. The number and hierarchy of cell lines belonging to the stromal fibroblastic system are not yet fully elucidated and more specific markers and better assays for the different phenotypes are required before a greater understanding can be achieved. The possibility that the marrow stromal system is part of a wider stromal cell system of the body is proposed.
marrow stroma, stem cells, osteogenesis
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