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The State Of Baseball Is Not Good, But The State Of Football Is Worse
By Seth Pollack@sethpo Nov 17, 2010, 4:02pm MST
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Baseball attendance dropped again this year - only by 446,000, but it's now at its lowest since 2004, and we also saw poor viewing figures for the World Series. Is this is a problem? - Source, AZ Snakepit.com
Nine NFL game telecasts this season have been watched by 25 million viewers - up 125 percent from this point last year (four) and matching the total for the full 2009 season, according to The Nielsen Company. NFL games are the *only fall programs* on television to reach 25 million viewers since Nov. 16, 2008. - Source, NFL Press Release
This really comes as no surprise, but it certainly isn't a good thing. Baseball is fading for a lot of reasons, including the pace of the game and the ridiculously long 162-game season.
But is football really the direction our sports viewing habits should be going towards? A violent game that's biggest redeeming value for the casual fan is its pure simplicity. Run. Throw. Kick. Score. Repeat.
Obviously, football is more complicated than that and our dear fans who are "dedicated" and "hardcore" and "die hards" understand the complexities of the various zone coverage options and defensive line twists and stunts (thanks in large part to Madden Football video games).
What makes football SO popular isn't the nuance of the game; it's the lack of nuance required to understand the game.
Baseball is the exact opposite. The basic rules are complex enough, but to really appreciate America's former pastime, you have to invest and commit and focus. Those are not exactly traits we are known for anymore.


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As part of the Panasonic Chair in Environmental Sustainability initiative, the study has found seventy-five per cent of those surveyed considered environmental features before buying goods, but only twenty per cent actually purchased goods with green credentials.
Two thousand consumers were surveyed for the study. The research focused on purchasing behaviours for key electronics categories such as, televisions, air conditioners, washing machines and digital cameras.
The study also found that eco features accounted for only 11- 20 per cent of purchase intent.
Intent most strongly mirrored purchasing behaviour in the sales of household appliances such as washing machines and televisions.
Eco values were most valued by the 18 - 24, and over 55 age groups. They were much less valued by 33 - 44 year olds.


Featured here are the results of the individual breed/variety judging held during the daytime competition at Piers 92 and 94. You will find the major award winners and placements in each class for each breed.
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After being away from flight sims for a few years now, I am getting back into them and started using my Cougar again. As I was calibrating my HOTAS Cougar, I noticed the Y-Axis on the joystick seems "stuck" at either min or max. Just an FYI: I have the real simulator FSSB R2 mod in mine.
At first I thought the FSSB is now damaged, but on a hunch that it wasn't I connected just the joystick (no throttle) on another laptop, and installed the base software (3.HCO.2004.exe) and the all the axis' work perfectly.
So I wanted to ask, does anyone here know what I need to do to get this working correctly on my older flight sim system?
After leaving the stick and throttle disconnected from each other for a day, I plugged the stick back in by itself (USB) and all the axis looked perfect again. I then unplugged the stick from the computer, reconnected the throttle to the stick, and then reconnected the USB back to my computer and it appears to have remedied itself by doing this.
Maybe this will help someone else one day.


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Murkowski's Appropriations Work Strengthens Alaska's Communities, Fisheries
The Senate Appropriations Committee approved the Commerce, Justice, Science and Related Agencies Fiscal Year 2017 appropriations bill, which contains several priorities U.S. Senator Lisa Murkowski secured for Alaska. As a member of this subcommittee, Murkowski included provisions to strengthen Alaska's fisheries and support justice services and law enforcement efforts throughout the state.
"The funds contained in this bill support a wide array of key programs in Alaska—including components to help sustainably maintain our world-class fisheries, keep our waters safe for mariners and fisherman, and improve the quality of life in our rural communities," said Senator Murkowski. "In a time of much financial uncertainty in the state, these dollars will go a long way."
Sustainable Management of Alaska's Fisheries
Senator Murkowski supported robust funding levels for:
Data collection, surveys and assessments: $163.8 million.
Regional councils and fisheries commissions: $34.2 million, approximately $1 million above last year.
Salmon management activities: $31.5 million and $12 million for the Pacific Salmon Treaty. Murkowski also secured report language directing NOAA to report all fees charged by the agency when handling money appropriated to the Pacific Salmon Treaty, due to concerns over excessive overhead charges.
Electronic monitoring and reporting: Advancements in electronic monitoring and reporting have the potential to cut costs and improve data collection for U.S. fisheries. Murkowski secured report language that directs the National Marine Fisheries Services to prioritize electronic monitoring and reporting and expedite to the fullest extent possible the transition to full electronic monitoring.
Pacific Coastal Salmon Recovery Fund: Provides $65 million, $5 million above last year, to restore Pacific salmon populations.
National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) –Alaska Region: Murkowski secured report language directing NOAA to report costs associated with the travel of personnel to and from Alaska to conduct fisheries, marine mammal, and habitat research.
NOAA Fish Watch: Murkowski secured report language prohibiting NOAA from adopting, using, or promoting any third-party certification scheme for seafood sustainability and instead continue providing consumers with independent and accountable information generated within NOAA.
Making Alaska's Waterways and Coasts Safe and Navigable
Navigation, Observing and Positioning – Hydrographic Survey Priorities: Allocates $27 million, a $2 million increase from last year, for hydrographic surveys of the nation's coastline.
National Weather Service (NWS): Funds the NWS at $991.2 million, an increase of $3 million from last year.
Marine Debris: Murkowski secured report language prioritizing marine debris removal projects in rural and remote communities.
Strengthening Alaska's Communities
Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) Grant Programs: The Department of Justice's Office on Violence Against Women (OVW) administers multiple grant programs designed to reduce domestic violence and sexual assault by strengthening services to victims and holding offenders accountable. The VAWA grant programs were funded at $481 million, an increase of $1.5 million from last year.
STOP Violence Against Women Formula Grant Program –STOP grants are awarded to states in order to enhance the capacity of local communities to develop and strengthen effective law enforcement, prosecution strategies, and victims services in cases involving violent crimes against women. The bill included $215 million in funding for these grants.
Services for Rural Victims –This funding will support projects uniquely designed to address and prevent crimes such as domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking in rural areas. The bill included $35 million, an increase of $1 million from last year.
Legal Assistance for Victims – Provides $45 million to strengthen civil and criminal legal assistance programs for adult and youth victims.
Transitional Housing – Allocates $30 million to assist victims who are in need of transitional housing, short-term housing assistance, and related supportive services.
Tribes – Provides $4 million, an increase of $1.5 million from last year, to enhance the ability of tribes to respond to violent crimes against women, enhance victim safety, and develop education and prevention strategies.
Crime Victims Fund: This program was funded at $2.9 billion. Murkowski co-sponsored an amendment which directs 5 percent of the fund to Indian Tribal governments.
Victims of Child Abuse Act: $21 million has been allocated to support victims of child abuse and help them cope psychologically. This is an increase of $1 million from last year.
Drug Courts and Veterans Treatment Courts: Drug courts in Alaska have been instrumental in reducing recidivism and are an effective way to break the cycle of abuse and crime. Drug courts were funded at $43 million, a $1 million increase from last year, while veterans' treatment was funded at $6 million.
Youth Mentoring Programs: $272 million for youth programs in the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, an increase of $1.8 million from last year. $75 million allocated to youth mentoring and $10 million allocated to Tribal youth.
Related Issues: Alaska's Fisheries

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The Redhawks fell behind early again as Widener took an early lead scoring 2 runs in the first. The pitching staff was able to shut down the Pride as they didn't allow another runner to cross home plate.
Ethan Lewis took the mound for his first start of the season, he went 4 innings allowing 2 runs on zero hits, while striking out 4. Tanner Stanz was nothing short of remarkable coming in relief striking out 4 in 5 scoreless innings.
The Redhawks were able to scratch their first run across in the 6th inning when a Ian Velez double and a Corey Lazor single got them on the board.
The Redhawks were down 2-1 and down to their final 3 outs when back to back singles from Shane Roebuck and Joe Professori sparked a rally. With 1 out and the bases loaded a pinch hit single from Mitchell Yard would tie the game at 2 and send it into extra innings.
Inning after inning and jam after jam the Redhawk pitching staff was up to the task. Shane Emrich tossed an inning and 2/3 of scoreless baseball and Anthony Romano pitched the last 2 outs of the 12th inning to pick up his first win of the season.
The bottom of the twelfth inning started with an overthrow from the third basemen to get Lazor on base with 1 out. After picking up the second out David Lemley was intentionally walked to make it 1st and 2nd with 2 away as Shane Roebuck walked to the plate and delivered a line drive to left field to score Lazor and give the Redhawks the win!
Shane Roebuck was the hero of the game going 4-5 with the game winning RBI and a run scored. Corey Lazor also added 2 hits and the game winning run.
The Redhawks round out their Florida trip tomorrow morning against Misercordia at 9:30.


LOS ANGELES -- The Dude is up against the Duke. In the new "True Grit," Jeff Bridges provides a wildly different take on boozy one-eyed lawman Rooster Cogburn than John Wayne did in the 1969 original.
Bridges reunited with Joel and Ethan Coen, who also directed him on 1998's "The Big Lebowski," in which he played the Dude, a middle-aged stoner whose "I'm the Dude, man" outlook has become intertwined with the actor's own persona.
While Wayne, known as the Duke, played Cogburn as another of his larger-than-life, gruffly lovable Old West idols, Bridges buries himself in the character with a Sphinx-like inscrutability and a whiskey-and-tobacco-sluiced growl of a voice.
The Coens and Bridges based their Rooster on the novel by Charles Portis that inspired both films, but did any traces of the Duke spill over? And are there any hints of the Dude in Bridges' Rooster?
The Coens, along with Bridges and co-stars Matt Damon, Josh Brolin, Barry Pepper and Hailee Steinfeld, ponder the Dude-vs.-Duke question.
JOEL COEN: I don't think there's any of the Duke there. To the extent there's any of the Dude there, it's only to the extent that you're talking about somebody who's playing the same instrument, which is his own personality and physicality. ... He's quite a bit older, but he's still Jeff Bridges, and Jeff Bridges did this other character, and inevitably, there's part of the actor. No actor transforms a hundred percent. ... Having said that, Jeff is a transformative actor, not a movie star who kind of always plays himself, and that's what's so interesting about him as an actor, and why again we wanted him to do this.
ETHAN COEN: It's really not John Wayne. I think for everybody, the actors and us, the movie was done pretty much without reference to the other movie ... or to "Big Lebowski." Although ... the one parallel was, on "Big Lebowski," pretty much the only directing we were called upon to do with Jeff is, Jeff would walk up to us before a scene and ask, "Did the Dude burn one on the way over here for this scene?" And similarly, on this, the question was, "How drunk am I in this scene?"
MATT DAMON, who plays Texas Ranger LaBoeuf: I was the one looking into his one eye, you know, but there's just a tremendous amount of soulfulness to him and depth, and it just seemed like a totally unique portrayal, something he was having a lot of fun with. ... Jeff works out of a place of joy. ... Whereas some people might try to work from a darker place, he works from that kind of place of light, and you can feel it when you're with him, because he's genuinely joyful when he's working. I mean, there are things, like, getting off the horse in the corn-dodger scene -- where we're shooting the cornbread -- his dismount and the jacket flying over his head. All those things are like little things that kind of actually happened because Jeff was totally into it at the moment. I didn't see those as Duke-esque or Dude-esque. That just seemed like Jeff kind of getting into the zone and just having fun.
HAILEE STEINFELD, who plays willful teenager Mattie Ross: I would say if anything, more of the Dude than the Duke. ... I think that there needs to be another name created for his performance, but I do have to say, it's in the trailer, this one line, it's when Mattie says, "Can we depart this afternoon?" And he looks at her and says "WE?" I think that's the biggest Dude moment.
JOSH BROLIN, who plays cowardly killer Tom Chaney: There's no Dude in there. Yeah, there is. (Brolin imitates the Dude's occasionally falsetto voice) "Yeah, man. Hey, man. Yeah, man." ... The Dude has several keys, you know, octaves, and the Dude always goes high in the octave, and then once in a while -- I'm just going with you here -- Rooster, you know he's so dry, his voice is so low. It's like Nick Nolte. And once in a while, he'll go (Brolin makes a high-pitched hum). You know? And I go, there it is. There's Jeff. There's the Dude.
BARRY PEPPER, who plays outlaw Lucky Ned Pepper: Neither (the Dude nor the Duke) in my opinion. I'm such a huge fan of Jeff's filmography, and for me, having met and worked with him andspent time on and off the set in every different environment and seeing the way he is naturally, he will forever and always be the Dude to me. He's just such a super-cool, water-off-a-duck's-back, easy-go-lucky personality. Everywhere he goes, people smile, and they enjoy being around him, and it's an infectious quality to have on a film set. ... It was remarkable to watch him morph into Rooster Cogburn, and to see that transformation was really extraordinary to watch him, because I wondered, how is he going to do this? Because he has such a distinct personality. ... The Duke? Maybe in just the sense that they both have the ability to take this sort of roughnecked bounty hunter, sort of outcast, roguelike character and create this kind of lovable, vulnerable, interesting, watchable character.
JEFF BRIDGES: There was a guy the other day who said, "Gee, I thought there were a lot of elements of 'The Big Lebowski.' ... Rooster, the first time you see him he's in the toilet, and the Dude's in the toilet." I thought, yeah, that's a little stretch, but I can get it. "Abide," they both use that word. I think it's somewhere natural for people to go, people who enjoyed "Lebowski." ... All my characters have some element of me in them, and it's kind of a stretch, but if you look through all of my work, you could probably see a bit of the Dude in everything I've ever done. ... Do you see any of the Dude in the Duke? Now we're talkin', man!


West Village's picturesque, cobblestone streets are lined with stylish designer boutiques, trendy cafes and restaurants, and hip nightlife. Public green spaces are scattered throughout for you to stop and rest at, or you can take a stroll or bike along the Hudson River. Some popular spots to check out include the historic Stonewall Inn bar, the famed Village Vanguard Jazz Club, or the unique street art.
This primarily residential neighborhood is known for its colonial brownstones and walkups along its quaint, tree-lined streets. West Village is more sophisticated and affluent compared to other areas, but its prime shopping and fine dining are worth it. Plus, you might spot a celebrity or two, and you won't get bothered with the typical New York chaos as West Village is more mellow and low-key.
This area is great for someone new to the city. You're close to several train lines and right down the street from both NYU and Chelsea. You are surrounded by some of the city's best bars and comedy clubs. Not to mention, you're two blocks over from the Hudson if you want to go to a bar on a boat or run on the West Highway. If you're looking for the perfect blend of city and neighborhood, the West Village is ideal. You aren't surrounded by skyscrapers but have the perfect view of several.
Quaint, quiet and clean not to mention the best restaurants and shopping in the city. Also easy access to the 1/2/3, F, B, D, M, A, C and E trains.
Perfect neighborhood - close to transit but also great restaurants and bars.
The West Village is a 15 minute walk from Stern's campus. Tons of restaurants, bars, and great shopping. It's more mature (few undergraduates) than central Greenwich Village or the East Village. Beautiful running and bike paths along the West Side highway park are easily accessible and have incredible city views.
Great restaurants and if the hudson river path has great views and is a beautiful place to run.


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Separation Logic: A Logic for Shared Mutable Data Structures
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In joint work with Peter O'Hearn and others, based on early ideas of Burstall, we have developed an extension of Hoare logic that permits reasoning about low-level imperativeprograms that use shared mutable data structure.The simple imperative programming language is extended with commands (not expressions) for accessing and modifying sha...More
The use of shared mutable data structures, i.e., of structures where an updatable field can be referenced from more than one point, is widespread in areas as diverse as systems programming and artificial intelligence.
£ logical operation È É, called separating conjunction, that asserts that È and É hold for disjoint portions of the addressable storage.
The use of shared mutable data structures, i.e., of structures where an updatable field can be referenced from more than one point, is widespread in areas as diverse as systems programming and artificial intelligence
Approaches to reasoning about this technique have been studied for three decades, but the result has been methods that suffer from either limited applicability or extreme complexity, and scale poorly to programs of even moderate size. (A partial bibliography is given in Reference [28].)
The problem faced by these approaches is that the correctness of a program that mutates data structures usually
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£ logical operation È É, called separating conjunction, that asserts that È and É hold for disjoint portions of the addressable storage
The present author [28] has given the following example: ØÖÙ Ü ÓÒ× ́¿ μ where the final assertion describes a disconnected piece of structure, and would be falsified if the disconnected piece were reclaimed by a garbage collector
Suppose that an assertion Ô holds for a store that maps the variable Ü into an address « and a heap that maps « into 1⁄2 .
The following is a detailed proof outline of a local specification of a command that uses allocation and mutation to construct a two-element cyclic structure containing relative addresses: ÑÔ Ü ÓÒ× ́ μ
The authors can use an assertion variable Ô to specify that every property of the heap that is active before executing
To capture the sharing structure, the authors use iterated separating conjunction to define ʬμ to assert that the last element of ¬ is the empty list, while every previous element consists of a single integer cons'ed onto some later element of ¬: ʬμ
The existence of weakest preconditions for each of the new commands assures them that a central property of Hoare logic is preserved by the extension: that a program specification annotated with loop invariants and recursion hypotheses can be reduced to a collection of assertions, called verification conditions, whose validity will insure the original specification.
The present author [28] has given the following example: ØÖÙ Ü ÓÒ× ́¿ μ where the final assertion describes a disconnected piece of structure, and would be falsified if the disconnected piece were reclaimed by a garbage collector.
New Forms of Inference In Yang's proof of the Schorr-Waite algorithm, there are thirteen assertions that have been semantically validated but do not seem to be consequences of known inference rules, and are far too specific to be considered axioms.
Consider the definition of given in Section 6: The assertion1⁄2 ¡ 3⁄4μ ¡ ́3⁄4 ¡ ¿μμμ holds in states where two distinct records overlap, e.g. iff one were to try to recast the Schorr-Waite proof in the logic with address arithmetic, it would be difficult to assert that distinct records do not overlap, and that all address values in the program denote the first fields of records.
Types and assertions may be semantically similar, the actual development of type systems for programming languages has been quite separate from the development of approaches to specification such as Hoare logic, refinement calculi, or model checking.
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Year 6 recently visited 'The Word'to take part in a 'Maths in Motion' workshop. In teams the children had to use their maths and ICT skills to programme a car with the potential of winning a Formula 1 race. The children needed to use their knowledge of angles and ratio to programme their car.


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Dr. Joshua Corsa, a senior resident at Orlando Regional Medical Center, talks about what those blood-stained shoes from the morning of Pulse nightclub shooting mean to him.
A week before the bloody massacre at Pulse nightclub, Dr. Joshua Corsa bought a new pair of shoes from the REI outdoor company.
They were Keens and he liked them because he could put them on quickly – one of those important little details for a senior resident who has to rush around a busy Level I trauma center like Orlando Regional Medical Center.
Little did he know that in a few days those sneakers would become a symbol of all that's good and evil in this world.
It started with a text from an attending physician at the trauma center: possible active shooter and up to three injured with gunshot wounds.
Dr. Joshua Corsa from Orlando Health gets emotional while was talking about the first victims from the Pulse nightclub shooting that started arriving at his hospital Photographed June 16, 2016. (Jacob Langston / Orlando Sentinel)
Corsa had started his shift on Saturday about 5 a.m. and had wrapped up the last trauma case on that early Sunday morning. That text wasn't particularly alarming for him.
In recent years, he had treated patients injured in drive-by shootings and young children struck by a car that drove through the wall of an Orange County day-care center.
"So I started walking down to the trauma bay," Corsa recalled on Thursday afternoon in his first media interview since he posted a photo of his blood-stained shoes on Facebook. "And then I got the trauma page."
It was 2:16 a.m. and the page had two words: TRAUMA NOW.
"So then I started running and got to the trauma bay and they were wheeling in the first two victims," he said. "Obviously I didn't have time to change. I just grabbed a handful of gloves and went to work."
Halfway through assessing the second patient, "I turn around and look down the hallway to where the patients were being dropped off in the ambulance bay and I just saw a line of stretchers coming at me," said Corsa, 35.
Corsa joined the Army after he finished high school in North Carolina.
He spent six years in the Army, where he was a medic. He came back home and got his bachelor's degree in two years and then went to medical school.
Orlando Health Dr. Joshua Corsa still wears the blood stained shoes that he was wearing early sunday morning when the first victims from the Pulse nightclub shooting started arriving at his hospital Photographed June 16, 2016. (Jacob Langston / Orlando Sentinel)
Throughout those years he worked full-time as a firefighter/paramedic.
But none of those experiences compared to what he saw on Sunday morning.
On Sunday afternoon, after all the patients were stabilized, Corsa finally got a chance to disrobe. He changed his shoes, and exhausted, went home to his dog, an American Dingo named Fenway.
He didn't think about his shoes until Monday morning when he got back to the hospital at 4 a.m.
"And really that's about the first time that it hit me... It felt so abstract. You see these mass shootings on the news and everywhere else and it's become so commonplace and I kept looking at TV and it kept saying Orlando, and I thought even though I'd seen it, that's wrong. It can't be. It still hasn't sunk in that it happened here," he said.
So he sat down right then and there in the call room and posted a picture of his shoes on Facebook, with a note about the blood stains.
"I don't know which were straight, which were gay, which were black, or which were Hispanic. What I do know is that they came to us in wave upon wave of suffering, screaming, and death. And somehow, in that chaos, doctors, nurses, technicians, police, paramedics, and others, performed super human feats of compassion and care."
Corsa pledged to keep those shoes on until the last survivor of Pulse shooting is discharged from ORMC.
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"They've become a part of me. It's in me. I feel like I have to carry that reminder with me as long as [those patients] are still under my care. So this is a tangible reminder that the work's not done. That there's still a long way to go," he said.
Corsa has one more year in ORMC. Starting next week, he'll begin interviewing for jobs.
The suit he's planning to wear is still at the dry cleaner across from Pulse nightclub.
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People who attend our church come from all different experiences and backgrounds. Some have been raised in church their whole life. Others come with no church or religious background at all. Suddenly, they find themselves at a Baptist church. What does that mean? Many have identified the Baptist church by its common stereotypes, but we can assure you that the First Baptist of Chickamauga family is not your stereotypical church. We are unique. We believe church should be fun and exciting, yet without compromising the truth of God's Word, the Bible. We are a Christian, evangelical church—a church whose primary purpose is to share the good news of Jesus Christ. We are also a Baptist church. Listed below you will find a summary of the essential beliefs that all Christians share and the Baptist beliefs that make us distinct from other denominations.


Endorphins junk science after all.
So now, it turns out that endorphins were a myth, junk science, the molecule is too large to penetrate the 'blood brain barrier.' they are thinking the runner's 'high' is due to endocannabinoids, related to…yes you got it…pot! And endorphins are a natural, fleeting painkiller but they are not the 'high' everyone has talked about since the 70's. What a crock.


text:
namespace RiakClientTests.Client
{
    using System;
    using System.Collections.Generic;
    using System.Text;
    using NUnit.Framework;
    using RiakClient.Extensions;
    using RiakClient.Messages;
    using RiakClient.Models;

    [TestFixture, UnitTest]
    public class DataTypeTests : ClientTestBase
    {
        private readonly SerializeObjectToByteArray<string> Serializer = s => Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(s);

        [Test]
        public void DtUpdateMapWithRecursiveDataWithoutContext_ThrowsException()
        {
            var nestedRemoves = new List<MapField>
            {
                new MapField { name = "field_name".ToRiakString(), type = MapField.MapFieldType.SET }
            };

            var mapUpdateNested = new MapUpdate { map_op = new MapOp() };
            mapUpdateNested.map_op.removes.AddRange(nestedRemoves);

            var map_op = new MapOp();
            map_op.updates.Add(mapUpdateNested);

            var mapUpdate = new MapUpdate { map_op = new MapOp() };
            mapUpdate.map_op.updates.Add(mapUpdateNested);

            var updates = new List<MapUpdate> { mapUpdate };

            Assert.Throws<ArgumentNullException>(
                () => Client.DtUpdateMap(
                        "bucketType", "bucket", "key", Serializer, (byte[])null, null, updates, null)
            );
        }
    }
}

#pragma warning restore 618

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


text:
#include "com/centreon/broker/neb/service_status.hh"

#include "com/centreon/broker/database/table_max_size.hh"

using namespace com::centreon::broker;
using namespace com::centreon::broker::neb;

/**
 *  @brief Default constructor.
 *
 *  Initialize members to 0, NULL or equivalent.
 */
service_status::service_status(uint32_t type)
    : host_service_status(type),
      last_time_critical(0),
      last_time_ok(0),
      last_time_unknown(0),
      last_time_warning(0),
      service_id(0) {}

/**
 *  @brief Copy constructor.
 *
 *  Copy all members of the given service_status to the current
 *  instance.
 *
 *  @param[in] ss Object to copy.
 */
service_status::service_status(service_status const& ss)
    : host_service_status(ss) {
  _internal_copy(ss);
}

/**
 *  Destructor.
 */
service_status::~service_status() {}

/**
 *  @brief Assignment operator.
 *
 *  Copy all members of the given service_status to the current
 *  instance.
 *
 *  @param[in] ss Object to copy.
 *
 *  @return This object.
 */
service_status& service_status::operator=(service_status const& ss) {
  host_service_status::operator=(ss);
  _internal_copy(ss);
  return *this;
}

/**
 *  @brief Copy internal members of the given object to the current
 *         instance.
 *
 *  Make a copy of all internal members defined within service_status to
 *  the current instance. This method is used by the copy constructor
 *  and the assignment operator.
 *
 *  @param[in] ss Object to copy.
 */
void service_status::_internal_copy(service_status const& ss) {
  host_name = ss.host_name;
  last_time_critical = ss.last_time_critical;
  last_time_ok = ss.last_time_ok;
  last_time_unknown = ss.last_time_unknown;
  last_time_warning = ss.last_time_warning;
  service_description = ss.service_description;
  service_id = ss.service_id;
}

// Mapping.
mapping::entry const service_status::entries[] = {
    mapping::entry(&service_status::acknowledged, "acknowledged"),
    mapping::entry(&service_status::acknowledgement_type,
                   "acknowledgement_type"),
    mapping::entry(&service_status::active_checks_enabled, "active_checks"),
    mapping::entry(&service_status::check_interval, "check_interval"),
    mapping::entry(&service_status::check_period,
                   "check_period",
                   get_services_col_size(services_check_period)),
    mapping::entry(&service_status::check_type, "check_type"),
    mapping::entry(&service_status::current_check_attempt, "check_attempt"),
    mapping::entry(&service_status::current_state, "state"),
    mapping::entry(&service_status::downtime_depth, "scheduled_downtime_depth"),
    mapping::entry(&service_status::enabled, "enabled"),
    mapping::entry(&service_status::event_handler,
                   "event_handler",
                   get_services_col_size(services_event_handler)),
    mapping::entry(&service_status::event_handler_enabled,
                   "event_handler_enabled"),
    mapping::entry(&service_status::execution_time, "execution_time"),
    mapping::entry(&service_status::flap_detection_enabled, "flap_detection"),
    mapping::entry(&service_status::has_been_checked, "checked"),
    mapping::entry(&service_status::host_id,
                   "host_id",
                   mapping::entry::invalid_on_zero),
    mapping::entry(&service_status::host_name, nullptr, 0),
    mapping::entry(&service_status::is_flapping, "flapping"),
    mapping::entry(&service_status::last_check,
                   "last_check",
                   mapping::entry::invalid_on_zero),
    mapping::entry(&service_status::last_hard_state, "last_hard_state"),
    mapping::entry(&service_status::last_hard_state_change,
                   "last_hard_state_change",
                   mapping::entry::invalid_on_zero),
    mapping::entry(&service_status::last_notification,
                   "last_notification",
                   mapping::entry::invalid_on_zero),
    mapping::entry(&service_status::last_state_change,
                   "last_state_change",
                   mapping::entry::invalid_on_zero),
    mapping::entry(&service_status::last_time_critical,
                   "last_time_critical",
                   mapping::entry::invalid_on_zero),
    mapping::entry(&service_status::last_time_ok,
                   "last_time_ok",
                   mapping::entry::invalid_on_zero),
    mapping::entry(&service_status::last_time_unknown,
                   "last_time_unknown",
                   mapping::entry::invalid_on_zero),
    mapping::entry(&service_status::last_time_warning,
                   "last_time_warning",
                   mapping::entry::invalid_on_zero),
    mapping::entry(&service_status::last_update,
                   "last_update",
                   mapping::entry::invalid_on_zero),
    mapping::entry(&service_status::latency, "latency"),
    mapping::entry(&service_status::max_check_attempts, "max_check_attempts"),
    mapping::entry(&service_status::next_check,
                   "next_check",
                   mapping::entry::invalid_on_zero),
    mapping::entry(&service_status::next_notification,
                   "next_notification",
                   mapping::entry::invalid_on_zero),
    mapping::entry(&service_status::no_more_notifications,
                   "no_more_notifications"),
    mapping::entry(&service_status::notification_number, "notification_number"),
    mapping::entry(&service_status::notifications_enabled, "notify"),
    mapping::entry(&service_status::obsess_over, "obsess_over_service"),
    mapping::entry(&service_status::passive_checks_enabled, "passive_checks"),
    mapping::entry(&service_status::percent_state_change,
                   "percent_state_change"),
    mapping::entry(&service_status::retry_interval, "retry_interval"),
    mapping::entry(&service_status::service_description, nullptr, 0),
    mapping::entry(&service_status::service_id,
                   "service_id",
                   mapping::entry::invalid_on_zero),
    mapping::entry(&service_status::should_be_scheduled, "should_be_scheduled"),
    mapping::entry(&service_status::state_type, "state_type"),
    mapping::entry(&service_status::check_command,
                   "check_command",
                   get_services_col_size(services_check_command)),
    mapping::entry(&service_status::output,
                   "output",
                   get_services_col_size(services_output)),
    mapping::entry(&service_status::perf_data,
                   "perfdata",
                   get_services_col_size(services_perfdata)),
    mapping::entry()};

// Operations.
static io::data* new_service_status() {
  return new service_status;
}
io::event_info::event_operations const service_status::operations = {
    &new_service_status};


text:
ABS Awards AIP For Innovative HHI FPSO Hull Design
By MI News Network | In: Shipping News | Last Updated on January 10, 2018
ABS, a leading provider of classification and technical services to the global offshore industry, granted Approval in Principle (AIP) to Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) floating production storage and offloading (FPSO) hull design.
"As the offshore industry strives to design more cost-effective production units, ABS remains committed to evaluating novel designs that meet our class standards," says ABS Executive Vice President, Global Offshore Ken Richardson. "Awarding HHI this AIP is another example of ABS's commitment to promoting safety in innovative concepts."
Representation Image – Credits: hhi.co.kr
"The Newbuilding Conversion FPSO hull design can be built for about half the cost as compared to a conventional FPSO hull," says Jae-Eul Kim, HHI Senior Vice President, Shipbuilding Division. "In the current difficult energy market, the competitive Ready-to-Convert FPSO hull, with AIP from ABS, offers a practical approach to floating production units—enabling stakeholders to take confident financial investment decisions."
ABS and HHI worked together with the objective of developing a technically feasible and class compliant FPSO hull design, using the latest technologies while maintaining high safety standards. The ABS AIP demonstrates the design substantially complies with Class and Regulatory requirements, giving regulatory agencies and other key stakeholders confidence in the design.
The design basis is storing 2 Mbbl of crude oil in the barge-shaped hull, applying mainly shipbuilding standards, and combining offshore production facility features, such as a 25-year lifetime without drydocking, and structural reinforcement for Topside structure installation.
ABS has been the preferred classification organization for the offshore and energy industry for more than 60 years. ABS applies its experience and knowledge to support members and clients involved in oil-related projects, including floating production units.
Reference: eagle.org
Tags: ABS FPSO HHI ship hull design


Deanna is the publicist for the Saybrook Family. She has worked for the family for a number of years and is one of the greatest publicity in New York.
Deanna is wickedly intelligent and a fast-thinker, as well as a great problem solver. When a problem is presented to her she will do her absolute best to figure out a way around the mess, and have her clients come out on top. She is often angered when her clients don't follow her advice.


text:
package org.apache.sshd.common.config.keys;

import java.io.BufferedReader;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStream;
import java.io.InputStreamReader;
import java.io.Reader;
import java.io.StreamCorruptedException;
import java.net.URL;
import java.nio.charset.StandardCharsets;
import java.nio.file.Files;
import java.nio.file.OpenOption;
import java.nio.file.Path;
import java.security.GeneralSecurityException;
import java.security.PublicKey;
import java.security.spec.InvalidKeySpecException;
import java.util.AbstractMap.SimpleImmutableEntry;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.NavigableMap;
import java.util.TreeMap;

import org.apache.sshd.common.session.SessionContext;
import org.apache.sshd.common.util.GenericUtils;
import org.apache.sshd.common.util.MapEntryUtils;
import org.apache.sshd.common.util.ValidateUtils;
import org.apache.sshd.common.util.io.input.NoCloseInputStream;
import org.apache.sshd.common.util.io.input.NoCloseReader;

/**
 * Represents an entry in the user's {@code authorized_keys} file according to the
 * OpenSSH
 * format. Note: {@code equals/hashCode} check only the key type and data - the comment and/or login options
 * are not considered part of equality
 *
 * @author Apache MINA SSHD Project
 * @see    sshd(8) - AUTHORIZED_KEYS_FILE_FORMAT
 */
public class AuthorizedKeyEntry extends PublicKeyEntry {
    public static final char BOOLEAN_OPTION_NEGATION_INDICATOR = '!';

    private static final long serialVersionUID = -9007505285002809156L;

    private String comment;
    // for options that have no value, "true" is used
    private Map<String, String> loginOptions = Collections.emptyMap();

    public AuthorizedKeyEntry() {
        super();
    }

    public String getComment() {
        return comment;
    }

    public void setComment(String value) {
        this.comment = value;
    }

    public Map<String, String> getLoginOptions() {
        return loginOptions;
    }

    public void setLoginOptions(Map<String, String> value) {
        if (value == null) {
            this.loginOptions = Collections.emptyMap();
        } else {
            this.loginOptions = value;
        }
    }

    /**
     * @param  session                  The {@link SessionContext} for invoking this load command - may be {@code null}
     *                                  if not invoked within a session context (e.g., offline tool or session unknown).
     * @param  fallbackResolver         The {@link PublicKeyEntryResolver} to consult if none of the built-in ones can
     *                                  be used. If {@code null} and no built-in resolver can be used then an
     *                                  {@link InvalidKeySpecException} is thrown.
     * @return                          The resolved {@link PublicKey} - or {@code null} if could not be resolved.
     *                                  Note: may be called only after key type and data bytes have been set or
     *                                  exception(s) may be thrown
     * @throws IOException              If failed to decode the key
     * @throws GeneralSecurityException If failed to generate the key
     * @see                             PublicKeyEntry#resolvePublicKey(SessionContext, Map, PublicKeyEntryResolver)
     */
    public PublicKey resolvePublicKey(
            SessionContext session, PublicKeyEntryResolver fallbackResolver)
            throws IOException, GeneralSecurityException {
        return resolvePublicKey(session, getLoginOptions(), fallbackResolver);
    }

    @Override
    public PublicKey appendPublicKey(
            SessionContext session, Appendable sb, PublicKeyEntryResolver fallbackResolver)
            throws IOException, GeneralSecurityException {
        Map<String, String> options = getLoginOptions();
        if (MapEntryUtils.isNotEmpty(options)) {
            int index = 0;
            // Cannot use forEach because the index value is not effectively final
            for (Map.Entry<String, String> oe : options.entrySet()) {
                String key = oe.getKey();
                String value = oe.getValue();
                if (index > 0) {
                    sb.append(',');
                }
                sb.append(key);
                // TODO figure out a way to remember which options where quoted
                // TODO figure out a way to remember which options had no value
                if (!"true".equals(value)) {
                    sb.append('=').append(value);
                }
                index++;
            }

            if (index > 0) {
                sb.append(' ');
            }
        }

        PublicKey key = super.appendPublicKey(session, sb, fallbackResolver);
        String kc = getComment();
        if (!GenericUtils.isEmpty(kc)) {
            sb.append(' ').append(kc);
        }

        return key;
    }

    @Override // to avoid Findbugs[EQ_DOESNT_OVERRIDE_EQUALS]
    public int hashCode() {
        return super.hashCode();
    }

    @Override // to avoid Findbugs[EQ_DOESNT_OVERRIDE_EQUALS]
    public boolean equals(Object obj) {
        return super.equals(obj);
    }

    @Override
    public String toString() {
        String entry = super.toString();
        String kc = getComment();
        Map<?, ?> ko = getLoginOptions();
        return (MapEntryUtils.isEmpty(ko) ? "" : ko.toString() + " ")
               + entry
               + (GenericUtils.isEmpty(kc) ? "" : " " + kc);
    }

    /**
     * Reads read the contents of an {@code authorized_keys} file
     *
     * @param  url         The {@link URL} to read from
     * @return             A {@link List} of all the {@link AuthorizedKeyEntry}-ies found there
     * @throws IOException If failed to read or parse the entries
     * @see                #readAuthorizedKeys(InputStream, boolean)
     */
    public static List<AuthorizedKeyEntry> readAuthorizedKeys(URL url) throws IOException {
        try (InputStream in = url.openStream()) {
            return readAuthorizedKeys(in, true);
        }
    }

    /**
     * Reads read the contents of an {@code authorized_keys} file
     *
     * @param  path        {@link Path} to read from
     * @param  options     The {@link OpenOption}s to use - if unspecified then appropriate defaults assumed
     * @return             A {@link List} of all the {@link AuthorizedKeyEntry}-ies found there
     * @throws IOException If failed to read or parse the entries
     * @see                #readAuthorizedKeys(InputStream, boolean)
     * @see                Files#newInputStream(Path, OpenOption...)
     */
    public static List<AuthorizedKeyEntry> readAuthorizedKeys(Path path, OpenOption... options) throws IOException {
        try (InputStream in = Files.newInputStream(path, options)) {
            return readAuthorizedKeys(in, true);
        }
    }

    /**
     * Reads read the contents of an {@code authorized_keys} file
     *
     * @param  in          The {@link InputStream} to use to read the contents of an {@code authorized_keys} file
     * @param  okToClose   {@code true} if method may close the input regardless success or failure
     * @return             A {@link List} of all the {@link AuthorizedKeyEntry}-ies found there
     * @throws IOException If failed to read or parse the entries
     * @see                #readAuthorizedKeys(Reader, boolean)
     */
    public static List<AuthorizedKeyEntry> readAuthorizedKeys(InputStream in, boolean okToClose) throws IOException {
        try (Reader rdr = new InputStreamReader(
                NoCloseInputStream.resolveInputStream(in, okToClose), StandardCharsets.UTF_8)) {
            return readAuthorizedKeys(rdr, true);
        }
    }

    /**
     * Reads read the contents of an {@code authorized_keys} file
     *
     * @param  rdr         The {@link Reader} to use to read the contents of an {@code authorized_keys} file
     * @param  okToClose   {@code true} if method may close the input regardless success or failure
     * @return             A {@link List} of all the {@link AuthorizedKeyEntry}-ies found there
     * @throws IOException If failed to read or parse the entries
     * @see                #readAuthorizedKeys(BufferedReader)
     */
    public static List<AuthorizedKeyEntry> readAuthorizedKeys(Reader rdr, boolean okToClose) throws IOException {
        try (BufferedReader buf = new BufferedReader(NoCloseReader.resolveReader(rdr, okToClose))) {
            return readAuthorizedKeys(buf);
        }
    }

    /**
     * @param  rdr         The {@link BufferedReader} to use to read the contents of an {@code authorized_keys} file
     * @return             A {@link List} of all the {@link AuthorizedKeyEntry}-ies found there
     * @throws IOException If failed to read or parse the entries
     * @see                #parseAuthorizedKeyEntry(String)
     */
    public static List<AuthorizedKeyEntry> readAuthorizedKeys(BufferedReader rdr) throws IOException {
        List<AuthorizedKeyEntry> entries = null;
        for (String line = rdr.readLine(); line != null; line = rdr.readLine()) {
            AuthorizedKeyEntry entry;
            try {
                entry = parseAuthorizedKeyEntry(line);
                if (entry == null) {
                    continue; // null, empty or comment line
                }
            } catch (RuntimeException | Error e) {
                throw new StreamCorruptedException("Failed (" + e.getClass().getSimpleName() + ")"
                                                   + " to parse key entry=" + line + ": " + e.getMessage());
            }

            if (entries == null) {
                entries = new ArrayList<>();
            }

            entries.add(entry);
        }

        if (entries == null) {
            return Collections.emptyList();
        } else {
            return entries;
        }
    }

    /**
     * @param  value                    Original line from an {@code authorized_keys} file
     * @return                          {@link AuthorizedKeyEntry} or {@code null} if the line is {@code null}/empty or
     *                                  a comment line
     * @throws IllegalArgumentException If failed to parse/decode the line
     * @see                             #parseAuthorizedKeyEntry(String, PublicKeyEntryDataResolver)
     */
    public static AuthorizedKeyEntry parseAuthorizedKeyEntry(String value) throws IllegalArgumentException {
        return parseAuthorizedKeyEntry(value, null);
    }

    /**
     * @param  value                    Original line from an {@code authorized_keys} file
     * @param  resolver                 The {@link PublicKeyEntryDataResolver} to use - if {@code null} one will be
     *                                  automatically resolved from the key type
     * @return                          {@link AuthorizedKeyEntry} or {@code null} if the line is {@code null}/empty or
     *                                  a comment line
     * @throws IllegalArgumentException If failed to parse/decode the line
     */
    public static AuthorizedKeyEntry parseAuthorizedKeyEntry(
            String value, PublicKeyEntryDataResolver resolver)
            throws IllegalArgumentException {
        String line = GenericUtils.replaceWhitespaceAndTrim(value);
        if (GenericUtils.isEmpty(line) || (line.charAt(0) == COMMENT_CHAR) /* comment ? */) {
            return null;
        }

        int startPos = line.indexOf(' ');
        if (startPos <= 0) {
            throw new IllegalArgumentException("Bad format (no key data delimiter): " + line);
        }

        int endPos = line.indexOf(' ', startPos + 1);
        if (endPos <= startPos) {
            endPos = line.length();
        }

        String keyType = line.substring(0, startPos);
        Object decoder = PublicKeyEntry.getKeyDataEntryResolver(keyType);
        if (decoder == null) {
            decoder = KeyUtils.getPublicKeyEntryDecoder(keyType);
        }

        AuthorizedKeyEntry entry;
        // assume this is due to the fact that it starts with login options
        if (decoder == null) {
            Map.Entry<String, String> comps = resolveEntryComponents(line);
            entry = parseAuthorizedKeyEntry(comps.getValue());
            ValidateUtils.checkTrue(entry != null, "Bad format (no key data after login options): %s", line);
            entry.setLoginOptions(parseLoginOptions(comps.getKey()));
        } else {
            String encData = (endPos < (line.length() - 1)) ? line.substring(0, endPos).trim() : line;
            String comment = (endPos < (line.length() - 1)) ? line.substring(endPos + 1).trim() : null;
            entry = parsePublicKeyEntry(new AuthorizedKeyEntry(), encData, resolver);
            entry.setComment(comment);
        }

        return entry;
    }

    /**
     * Parses a single line from an {@code authorized_keys} file that is known to contain login options and
     * separates it to the options and the rest of the line.
     *
     * @param  entryLine The line to be parsed
     * @return           A {@link SimpleImmutableEntry} representing the parsed data where key=login options part and
     *                   value=rest of the data - {@code null} if no data in line or line starts with comment character
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        String line = GenericUtils.replaceWhitespaceAndTrim(entryLine);
        if (GenericUtils.isEmpty(line) || (line.charAt(0) == COMMENT_CHAR) /* comment ? */) {
            return null;
        }

        for (int lastPos = 0; lastPos < line.length();) {
            int startPos = line.indexOf(' ', lastPos);
            if (startPos < lastPos) {
                throw new IllegalArgumentException("Bad format (no key data delimiter): " + line);
            }

            int quotePos = line.indexOf('"', startPos + 1);
            // If found quotes after the space then assume part of a login option
            if (quotePos > startPos) {
                lastPos = quotePos + 1;
                continue;
            }

            String loginOptions = line.substring(0, startPos).trim();
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        }

        throw new IllegalArgumentException("Bad format (no key data contents): " + line);
    }

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     */
    public static NavigableMap<String, String> parseLoginOptions(String options) {
        String line = GenericUtils.replaceWhitespaceAndTrim(options);
        int len = GenericUtils.length(line);
        if (len <= 0) {
            return Collections.emptyNavigableMap();
        }

        NavigableMap<String, String> optsMap = new TreeMap<>(String.CASE_INSENSITIVE_ORDER);
        int lastPos = 0;
        for (int curPos = 0; curPos < len; curPos++) {
            int nextPos = line.indexOf(',', curPos);
            if (nextPos < curPos) {
                break;
            }

            // check if "true" comma or one inside quotes
            int quotePos = line.indexOf('"', curPos);
            if ((quotePos >= lastPos) && (quotePos < nextPos)) {
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                if (nextPos <= quotePos) {
                    throw new IllegalArgumentException("Bad format (imbalanced quoted command): " + line);
                }

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                for (nextPos++; nextPos < len; nextPos++) {
                    char ch = line.charAt(nextPos);
                    if (ch == ',') {
                        break;
                    }

                    if (ch != ' ') {
                        throw new IllegalArgumentException("Bad format (incorrect list format): " + line);
                    }
                }
            }

            addLoginOption(optsMap, line.substring(lastPos, nextPos));
            lastPos = nextPos + 1;
            curPos = lastPos;
        }

        // Any leftovers at end of line ?
        if (lastPos < len) {
            addLoginOption(optsMap, line.substring(lastPos));
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        return optsMap;
    }

    /**
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     *
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    public static SimpleImmutableEntry<String, String> addLoginOption(Map<String, String> optsMap, String option) {
        String p = GenericUtils.trimToEmpty(option);
        if (GenericUtils.isEmpty(p)) {
            return null;
        }

        int pos = p.indexOf('=');
        String name = (pos < 0) ? p : GenericUtils.trimToEmpty(p.substring(0, pos));
        CharSequence value = (pos < 0) ? null : GenericUtils.trimToEmpty(p.substring(pos + 1));
        value = GenericUtils.stripQuotes(value);
        if (value == null) {
            value = Boolean.toString(name.charAt(0) != BOOLEAN_OPTION_NEGATION_INDICATOR);
        }

        SimpleImmutableEntry<String, String> entry = new SimpleImmutableEntry<>(name, value.toString());
        String prev = optsMap.put(entry.getKey(), entry.getValue());
        if (prev != null) {
            if (pos < 0) {
                throw new IllegalStateException("Bad format (boolean option (" + name + ") re-specified): " + p);
            }
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        }

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Q: contact form 7 is showing up above header For some reason my contact form is showing up above my wordpress header as shown below:

Here is my code:
<?php

   /**
 * Template Name: Contact Us
 *
 * @package WordPress
 * @subpackage Creativeforces
 * @since  Creativeforces Group 1.0
 */

 ?>

    <meta charset="utf-8">
    <title>Creative Forces | Contact Us</title>
    <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/wp-content/themes/creativeforces/css/contact.css">
    <link href='https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Roboto+Condensed:400,700' rel='stylesheet' type='text/css'>

        <?php while ( have_posts() ) : the_post() ?>
            <?php the_content(); ?>
        <?php endwhile; ?>
         <?php get_sidebar(); ?>

   <?php get_header(); ?>

   <?php get_footer(); ?>

and on the contact page in wordpress admin I have the shortcode:
[contact-form-7 id="131" title="Contact form 1"]

here is header.php id needed:
<?php
/**
 * The template for displaying the header
 *
 * Displays all of the head element and everything up until the "site-content" div.
 *
 * @package WordPress
 * @subpackage Creativeforces
 * @since Creativeforces 1.0
 */

?>
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" <?php language_attributes(); ?>>

    <meta http-equiv="content-type" content="<?php bloginfo('html_type'); ?>; charset=<?php bloginfo('charset'); ?>" />

    <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="<?php bloginfo('stylesheet_url'); ?>" />

  <link rel="stylesheet" href="https://maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/3.3.6/css/bootstrap.min.css" integrity="sha384-1q8mTJOASx8j1Au+a5WDVnPi2lkFfwwEAa8hDDdjZlpLegxhjVME1fgjWPGmkzs7" crossorigin="anonymous">

    <?php wp_head(); ?>

    <link rel="alternate" type="application/rss+xml" href="<?php bloginfo('rss2_url'); ?>" title="<?php printf( __( '%s latest posts', 'your-theme' ), wp_specialchars( get_bloginfo('name'), 1 ) ); ?>" />
    <link rel="alternate" type="application/rss+xml" href="<?php bloginfo('comments_rss2_url') ?>" title="<?php printf( __( '%s latest comments', 'your-theme' ), wp_specialchars( get_bloginfo('name'), 1 ) ); ?>" />
    <link rel="pingback" href="<?php bloginfo('pingback_url'); ?>" />

           <?php if ( get_theme_mod( 'themeslug_logo' ) ) : ?>

        <a href='<?php echo esc_url( home_url( '/' ) ); ?>' title='<?php echo esc_attr( get_bloginfo( 'name', 'display' ) ); ?>' rel='home'><img src='<?php echo esc_url( get_theme_mod( 'themeslug_logo' ) ); ?>' alt='<?php echo esc_attr( get_bloginfo( 'name', 'display' ) ); ?>'>

<?php else : ?>

    <hgroup>

<a href='<?php echo esc_url( home_url( '/' ) ); ?>' title='<?php echo esc_attr( get_bloginfo( 'name', 'display' ) ); ?>' rel='home'><?php bloginfo( 'name' ); ?>

<?php bloginfo( 'description' ); ?>

    </hgroup>
<?php endif; ?>

    <?php wp_nav_menu( array( 'sort_column' => 'menu_order', 'container_class' => 'menu-header', 'container' => 'nav', 'theme_location' => 'header-menu',  'walker' => new wp_bootstrap_navwalker()) ); ?>

any help would be appreciated!

A: You have placed wp_header() after the the_content()
It should next to  tag.
Generally It is like -
- header
- content
- footer
Here is the code after modification -
<?php

   /**
 * Template Name: Contact Us
 *
 * @package WordPress
 * @subpackage Creativeforces
 * @since  Creativeforces Group 1.0
 */

 ?>

    <meta charset="utf-8">
    <title>Creative Forces | Contact Us</title>
    <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/wp-content/themes/creativeforces/css/contact.css">
    <link href='https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Roboto+Condensed:400,700' rel='stylesheet' type='text/css'>

        <?php get_header(); ?>

   <?php while ( have_posts() ) : the_post() ?>
            <?php the_content(); ?>
        <?php endwhile; ?>
         <?php get_sidebar(); ?>

   <?php get_footer(); ?>

A: You are adding content/sidebar inside header section and after that  this header has been added so that's the reason your contact form 7 is appearing above the header.
Please try like this

      <?php get_header(); ?>

     <?php while ( have_posts() ) : the_post() ?>
     <?php the_content(); ?>
     <?php endwhile; ?>
     <?php get_sidebar(); ?>

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Q: Admin vs firstname and lastname I've been using OS X since Lion. I'm a sole user of my Mac.
When I log into the Mac, I log in as Admin. Also, in System Preferences, under Users & Groups, the Current User is listed as Admin. However, in Finder, under /Users, there's a folder with a cottage icon on it, named my firstname and lastname
Also, when I run get_current_user() in PHP (inside a XAMPP installation), I get my firstname and lastname

*

*What's the relationship between Admin and firstname and lastname ? Are they the same?

*Why is it that Mac thinks the current user is Admin , but PHP thinks that the current user is my firstname and lastname?

*Under System Preferences, why isn't my firstname and lastname listed anywhere?

*What's the significance of Users listed in the Users folder? Are they different than users listed in System Preferences under Users & Groups?

*Does the concept of a unix-like root account factor in anywhere here?

A: OS X uses a short user name and a long user name.
The short name is the home folder shown in /Users/xxxxx and the long name is only shown for programs and settings that know to request the long name to display. Any where you get to enter a user name, you can choose to use either the short or long name.
To see this in practice, you can either use terminal:
whoami
whoami | id

The first will print your short name and the second shows your ID and your user numbers and internal accounting.
This is covered in several Apple support articles - best being: http://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201548
I would recommend you make a back up and have someone to check your work if you try changing the short name. It can cause old backups to get erased (since the new folder gets backed up and doesn't "save space" like other Time Machine backups do) and can cause your account to not work where you'd need to reset the setup manually and create a third admin account to patch things up.


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5 Best Half Term Finds On Amazon Prime!
HOORAY FOR SCHOOL HOLIDAYS! Being off with the children and no school runs is the best. Apart from that little bit where they still get up at 6am and nothing you want to do opens until 9am. So you end up with a few hours to kill in the house. After you have attempted some crafts and played a few rounds of tea parties, there is somehow still 90 minutes to fill. During which time you need a shower and a hot cup of tea. So this is when I turn to my beloved Amazon Prime account to keep my two occupied whilst I shove ALL of the make up on my face.
I originally got Amazon Prime as I wanted the same day delivery service. So if I had to buy a World Book Day outfit in a hurry? I could.! But as soon as I worked out there is stacks of great kids content on there. It became a lifesaver. So if you are looking for something to fill the gap between breakfast and soft play. Or fancy an afternoon in bed eating popcorn with your lovelies. Here are a few of my children's favourite Half Term picks from Amazon Prime.
The adventures of Emmett and co has been a firm favourite in our house since it came out. This month sees the release of the new LEGO Batman Movie so The LEGO Movie is a perfect choice to play in the morning if you are popping out to the cinema one half term afternoon. Sadly? You will be humming "EVERYTHING IS AWESOME" for the four days following you watching it.
I tend to not pay much attention to the films my children are watching but The Lorax is one I really enjoy. Not only has it got a few catchy songs (I am a lover of all things musical) but it has a great environmental message. Which sounds like it could be really boring but it's a really lovely fun tale based on the Dr Seuss book.
This is a film I avoided for a long time. As it's about sheep and there is no speaking in it. But I actually watched it on the laptop recently during an overnight stay in a hotel with my girl (the joy of wifi and Amazon Prime) and it was so relaxing. My six year old found it hilarious and I found the non speaking an ideal time to rest and read a book. Brilliant.
One of the first kids films we saw together as a family and IT IS AMAZING! It's a love story based on Romeo and Juliet but it's about gnomes and set to the music of Elton John. That sounds like it should be weird but it's just brilliant. Now I can pop on a bit of Elton and the children know all the words.
As we have our Amazon Prime account on a few of our devices this is a show that my daughter loves to watch whilst she is in her bedroom. If we are in the house during school holidays she likes to have the odd half hour here and there away from the mania of her little brother. So LEGO friends is her go to on the tablet whilst he's having an 'interesting' five minutes. And we all know what interesting means in this context!
Amazon Prime is a great choice for all the family. There are some great films and TV shows for the kids. Also having it set up on various different devices means that when we go to stay in London for half term? They can watch something when the hotel TV stops showing kids programmes at 7pm. And when they fall asleep and you are stuck for something to do? I urge you to watch Lucifer. You won't regret it!


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>> 3) Release RC6 next week based on current branch and start a new soak period.
>> I am not in favor of #3 if we are talking about a full 4-week soak.
> +1 to 3) with a 2 week soak.
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Well Well, my artistic sense told me to try myself on an abstract again. So i did. And i like the result. It looks so much better than my old tries and i tell you… the print looks totally awesome.
There's not much to say technically. ~ Zygrael inspired me to this piece with one of his works. It's rendered in bryce (4000×6000 and worked on that res in PS = hell of a print) and heavily altered with photoshop.
Windows 7 'Where Is My Mind' Theme Pack -> Here – Just download and doubleclick to install – if you have any additional questions… just let me know! It's the first time i try this.
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Oscars mixup eclipses triumph for black filmmakers
HOLLYWOOD, UNITED STATES, Frankie Taggart- Coming-of-age drama "Moonlight" celebrated its best picture Oscar Monday with the rest of Hollywood still reeling over an embarrassing mixup that threatened to eclipse a triumphant night for black cinema.
More than 30 million viewers witnessed Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway mistakenly announce that musical "La La Land" had taken the top prize at Sunday's 89th Academy Awards, rather than the real winner.
Accounting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers, which is responsible for tallying safeguarding Oscar votes and results, took the blame after the gala evening ended in chaos, vowing to investigate what had gone wrong.
The company said Monday a managing partner with years of experience at the Oscars had mistakenly handed Beatty, 79, a duplicate of the envelope announcing Emma Stone's best actress win for "La La Land."
"He is very upset about this mistake. And it is also my mistake, our mistake and we all feel very bad," Tim Ryan, PwC's US chairman, told trade magazine Variety.
The most shocking error in the Oscars' 88-year history largely overshadowed the significance of the achievement of "Moonlight" on a night of a record number of wins by black stars.
Not only did the underdog pull off a stunning upset against awards juggernaut "La La Land," it was also the first best picture winner in history made by an African American directing an entirely black principal cast.
"It was a heartbreaking fiasco. You felt embarrassed for Dunaway and Beatty, who clearly knew something was amiss when he opened the envelope but didn't know how to proceed," wrote Entertainment Weekly critic Jeff Jenson.
"Moonlight," the story of a young African American struggling to find his place as he grows up poor in Miami, was seen as the ultimate antidote to the #OscarsSoWhite diversity controversy that engulfed the last two ceremonies.
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One of its stars, African American Mahershala Ali, became the first Muslim acting winner in history, while director Barry Jenkins and writer Tarell McCraney took their place among just four black recipients of a best screenplay Oscar.
Until the final minute of the film industry's biggest night, it had been business as usual, with plenty of political statements -- mainly jabs at President Donald Trump -- and light-hearted jokes from host Jimmy Kimmel.
Trump blamed the catastrophic finale on what he said was Hollywood obsessing about him rather than concentrating on running a smooth show, according to far-right website Breitbart News.
"It was a little sad. It took away from the glamor of the Oscars," he told the site, which was previously managed by Steve Bannon, who now serves as Trump's chief strategist.
"It didn't feel like a very glamorous evening. I've been to the Oscars. There was something very special missing, and then to end that way was sad."
It fell to "La La Land" producer Jordan Horowitz -- already onstage and delivering a speech after receiving his best picture statuette -- to announce the error to a sea of confused faces amid scenes of chaos onstage at Hollywood's Dolby Theatre.
"I noticed the commotion and thought something was strange. And then I was speechless," Jenkins said backstage.
"I've watched the Academy Awards before and have never seen that happen."
- 'In love' -
PwC partner Brian Cullinan and his colleague Martha Ruiz, who have personally handled the Oscars in recent years, recently explained in an interview that two sets of envelopes are on site during the event.
"We stand on opposite sides of the stage, right off-screen, for the entire evening, and we each hand the respective envelope to the presenter," Cullinan said in the interview published on medium.com.
"It doesn't sound very complicated, but you have to make sure you're giving the presenter the right envelope."
After Ruiz furnished presenter Leonardo DiCaprio with Stone's best actress envelope, Cullinan was supposed to ditch his duplicate but mistakenly gave it to Beatty in the place of the best picture envelope, according to reports.
Damien Chazelle's runaway favorite "La La Land" -- a modern take on the all-singing, all-dancing Golden Age of Tinseltown's studio system -- took six prizes for best director, actress, score, song, production design and cinematography.
Starring Stone and Ryan Gosling as an aspiring actress and a struggling jazz musician who fall in love in Los Angeles, the musical charmed critics and soared at the box office.
"This was a movie about love and I was lucky enough to fall in love while making it," said Chazelle, 32, the youngest filmmaker by several months ever to win a best directing Oscar.
"Manchester by the Sea" star Casey Affleck fended off competition from "Fences" lead Denzel Washington to take best actor, while Stone beat Isabelle Huppert, star of edgy rape-revenge thriller "Elle," for the best actress statuette.
"Manchester" went into the evening with six nominations but came away with only Affleck's win and a best original screenplay statuette for Kenneth Lonergan, who also directed the film.
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It's going to take a lot of sorting & thinking before I can talk much about my weekend with some of the people I went to high school with. It's hard not to say "girls" even though it's been more than 40 years. But that's what we were, and I guess always will be to each other. With nuance.
I remember NauenThen, not well, too many yrs have passed, wasn't the office across from the big study hall? Oh well, not important. Just remembering how easy it was to take a stand in 69 & 70. And no one call our "stands" the bigotry of our generation.
Hi Oliver, thanks for commenting! I could probably still walk to the O&B office without missing a step, but I know I can't say how to do that or where it was exactly. I suppose you're right—people could disagree without getting apoplectic.


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In Orange County there are always a lot of family fun activities to seek out. New to us this year was Adventure City's Bootastic Halloween event.
Our family had so much fun at this event and we feel Adventure City did an amazing job all around.
Here are our favorites and tips on the event, Keeping Autism friendly in mind, Bootasic was great for all ages and families.
* Short Lines and this is number one for us. For sensory and autism friendly this was perfect. Music not over bearing nor were the decorations. Perfect for all ages.
* Plenty of Time to get through all the stops on your adventure card to do list. Compete all with a stamp and receive extra candy on the way out!
* Interactive with Dance Party was super fun and the glow lights were pletnyful for all.
Makes it really enjoyable to see the staff doing such an amazing job at entertaining the kids...and some adults too hehe!
* Kids Side Show Scientist was funny and edufun. Quirky and educational it's a fun show that goes every 20 min or so.. good stop by to snack on candy and meet the scientist!
* Treat Trail Candy was good stuff per my kids and lots of it! Parents can join in too!
Again what I appreciated most was that the event was not oversold and overcrowded!
They really do appreciate family time and make the effort to show that during events like this when other places can get extremely overwhelming with crowds!
We are looking forward to next years event and hope that you can get tickets before they sell our to check it out too.
At under $25 it's a really great value and night out with the family.
Hot tip.. dietary needs can be met with the outside food needed allowed in and that helps with my picky eater while the rest of us enjoyed a hot dog and popcorn.


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XPathFactory xpf = new net.sf.saxon.xpath.XPathFactoryImpl();
final InputSource is = new InputSource(new StringReader(inputXml));
String version = xpf.newXPath().evaluate(xpath, is);

xpf.newXPath().evaluate throws error as test.dtd couldn't be found. I want to disallow DTD completely. I have been reading about setting SAXParser feature "http://apache.org/xml/features/disallow-doctype-decl" but not sure how to apply in this case or is there any other way to disallow/ignore DTD's.

A: I'm not quite sure what you want to achieve. If you want this to fail because there is a DTD referenced, then you already seem to be achieving that.
However, if you want to set a property on the XML parser, there are two ways you could achieve it:
(a) Supply a SAXSource rather than an InputSource; initialize the XMLReader in the SAXSource to the XML parser you want to use, and use the XMLReader's setFeature interface to configure it before you pass it to the XPath engine.
(b) Set the Saxon configuration feature http://saxon.sf.net/feature/parserFeature?uri=http://apache.org/xml/features/disallow-doctype-decl (that's a single string with no spaces or newlines) to the value true. You can do this using
xpf.getConfiguration().setConfigurationProperty(featureName, true);


This autumn, the Mead Gallery has been transformed through the intervention of artist Aeneas Wilder, who develops complex, extraordinarily beautiful structures in response to any environment in which he's working.
Constructed only in wood using no fixings, joining or additional materials, Wilder relies upon balance, gravity, his own experience and an intuitive understanding of his chosen material in the creation of structures which alter the way we understand and navigate space; forcing us around their perimeters or inviting us within walls which offer shelter whilst simultaneously threatening to collapse upon us.
The exhibition will culminate in one powerful act of destruction as the artist kicks down the structure – reducing the artwork to the sum of its parts in order for it to be reconstructed in a different form at a later date.
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