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package io.fabric8.testkit;

import com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.ObjectMapper;
import io.fabric8.api.Containers;
import io.fabric8.api.FabricRequirements;
import io.fabric8.api.ProfileRequirements;
import io.fabric8.api.jmx.ContainerDTO;
import io.fabric8.common.util.Filter;
import io.fabric8.common.util.Filters;
import io.fabric8.common.util.IOHelpers;
import io.fabric8.common.util.Processes;
import io.fabric8.common.util.Strings;
import io.fabric8.core.jmx.BeanUtils;
import io.fabric8.internal.RequirementsJson;
import org.jolokia.client.exception.J4pRemoteException;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;

import java.io.File;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStream;
import java.lang.reflect.UndeclaredThrowableException;
import java.net.URL;
import java.util.HashSet;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Set;
import java.util.concurrent.Callable;

import static org.junit.Assert.assertNotNull;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertTrue;
import static org.junit.Assert.fail;

/**
 * A bunch of assertions
 */
public class FabricAssertions {
    public static final String KILL_CONTAINERS_FLAG = "fabric8.testkit.killContainers";
    public static final long DEFAULT_REQUIREMENT_PROVISION_TIMEOUT = 10 * 60 * 1000;

    private static final transient Logger LOG = LoggerFactory.getLogger(FabricAssertions.class);

    private static long defaultTimeout = 6 * 60 * 1000;
    private static long defaultWaitSleepPeriod = 1000;
    private static ObjectMapper mapper = new ObjectMapper();

    /**
     * Asserts that a fabric can be created and that the requirements can be satisfied
     */
    public static FabricController assertFabricCreate(FabricControllerManager factory, FabricRequirements requirements) throws Exception {
        assertNotNull("FabricRequirements", requirements);

        FabricController controller = assertFabricCreate(factory);
        assertRequirementsSatisfied(controller, requirements);
        return controller;
    }

    /**
     * Asserts that the requirements are met within the default amount of time
     */
    public static void assertRequirementsSatisfied(FabricController controller, FabricRequirements requirements) throws Exception {
        assertRequirementsSatisfied(controller, requirements, DEFAULT_REQUIREMENT_PROVISION_TIMEOUT);
    }

    /**
     * Asserts that the requirements are met within the default amount of time
     */
    public static void assertRequirementsSatisfied(final FabricController controller, final FabricRequirements requirements, long timeout) throws Exception {
        assertNotNull("FabricController", controller);
        assertNotNull("FabricRequirements", requirements);

        assertNotNull("Should have some FabricRequirements", requirements);

        waitForValidValue(timeout, new Callable<Boolean>() {
            boolean hasUpdatedRequirements = false;
            Set<String> previousValidProfileIds = new HashSet<String>();

            @Override
            public Boolean call() throws Exception {
                controller.setRequirements(requirements);
                FabricRequirements actual = controller.getRequirements();
                String actualVersion = actual.getVersion();
                // lets clear the actualVersion as we usually don't set one and it gets defaulted
                actual.setVersion(requirements.getVersion());

                // lets sort them both to ensure ordering
                requirements.sortProfilesRequirements();
                actual.sortProfilesRequirements();

                boolean valid = RequirementsJson.equal(requirements, actual);
                if (!valid) {
                    System.out.println("Expected: " + RequirementsJson.toJSON(requirements));
                    System.out.println("Actual:   " + RequirementsJson.toJSON(actual));
                    System.out.println();
                    return false;
                }

                if (!hasUpdatedRequirements) {
                    hasUpdatedRequirements = true;
                    System.out.println("Updated the requirements to: " + RequirementsJson.toJSON(requirements));
                }

                // lets assert we have enough profile containers created
                Set<String> validProfileIds = new HashSet<String>();
                List<ProfileRequirements> profileRequirements = requirements.getProfileRequirements();
                assertNotNull("Should have some profileRequirements", profileRequirements);
                String version = requirementOrDefaultVersion(controller, requirements);
                for (ProfileRequirements profileRequirement : profileRequirements) {
                    Integer minimumInstances = profileRequirement.getMinimumInstances();
                    Integer maximumInstances = profileRequirement.getMaximumInstances();
                    String profile = profileRequirement.getProfile();
                    boolean wasValid = previousValidProfileIds.contains(profile);
                    valid = valid && isProfileInstancesValid(controller, version, profile, minimumInstances, maximumInstances, wasValid);
                    if (valid) {
                        validProfileIds.add(profile);
                    } else {
                        break;
                    }
                }
                previousValidProfileIds = validProfileIds;
                if (valid) {
                    System.out.println("Fabric requirements are all satisfied for profiles: " + validProfileIds);
                }
                return valid;
            }
        });
    }

    /**
     * Asserts that the given version and profile have enough instances properly provisioned within the required timeout
     */
    public static void assertProfileInstancesValid(final FabricController controller, final String version, final String profile, final Integer minimumInstances, final Integer maximumInstances) throws Exception {
        assertProfileInstancesValid(controller, version, profile, minimumInstances, maximumInstances, DEFAULT_REQUIREMENT_PROVISION_TIMEOUT);
    }

    /**
     * Asserts that the given version and profile have enough instances properly provisioned within the required timeout
     */
    public static void assertProfileInstancesValid(final FabricController controller, final String version, final String profile, final Integer minimumInstances, final Integer maximumInstances, long timeout) throws Exception {
        assertNotNull("FabricController", controller);

        waitForValidValue(timeout, new Callable<Boolean>() {

            @Override
            public Boolean call() throws Exception {
                boolean valid = isProfileInstancesValid(controller, version, profile, minimumInstances, maximumInstances, false);
                if (valid) {
                    System.out.println("version: " + version + " profile: " + profile + " has the correct number of instances");
                }
                return valid;
            }
        });
    }

    /**
     * Asserts that the given version and profile has the given minimum and/or maximum instances
     */
    public static boolean isProfileInstancesValid(FabricController controller, String version, String profile, Integer minimumInstances, Integer maximumInstances, boolean wasValid) {
        boolean valid = true;
        if (minimumInstances != null) {
            List<String> containerIds = controller.containerIdsForProfile(version, profile);
            int current = containerIds.size();
            if (current < minimumInstances) {
                System.out.println("Still waiting for " + minimumInstances + " instance(s) of profile " + profile + " currently has: " + containerIds);
                valid = false;
            } else {
                // TODO assert the containers are started up OK!
                if (checkMinimumInstancesSuccessful(controller, profile, minimumInstances, containerIds, wasValid)) {
                    if (minimumInstances > 0) {
                        if (!wasValid) {
                            System.out.println("Valid profile " + profile + " requires " + minimumInstances + " instance(s) and has: " + containerIds);
                        }
                    }
                } else {
                    valid = false;
                }
            }
        }
        if (maximumInstances != null) {
            List<ContainerDTO> containers = controller.containersForProfile(version, profile);
            List<ContainerDTO> aliveContainers = Containers.aliveAndSuccessfulContainers(containers);
            int current = aliveContainers.size();
            if (current > maximumInstances) {
                System.out.println("Still waiting for a maximum of " + maximumInstances + " instance(s) of profile " + profile
                        + " currently has: " + current + " containers alive which need stopping");
                valid = false;
            } else {
                if (!wasValid) {
                    System.out.println("Profile scaled down: now running a maximum of " + maximumInstances + " instance(s) of profile " + profile
                            + " currently has: " + current + " container(s)");
                }
            }
        }
        return valid;
    }

    protected static boolean checkMinimumInstancesSuccessful(FabricController restAPI, String profile, int minimumInstances, List<String> containerIds, boolean wasValid) {
        int successful = 0;
        for (String containerId : containerIds) {
            ContainerDTO container = restAPI.getContainer(containerId);
            if (container == null) {
                System.out.println("No ContainerDTO for " + containerId);
            } else {
                if (!wasValid) {
                    System.out.println("Container " + containerId + " alive: " + container.isAlive() + " result: " + container.getProvisionResult()
                            + " status: " + container.getProvisionStatus() + " complete: " + container.isProvisioningComplete()
                            + " pending: " + container.isProvisioningPending() + " " + container.getProvisionException());
                }
                if (container.isAliveAndOK() && container.isProvisioningComplete() && !container.isProvisioningPending() && "success".equals(container.getProvisionResult())) {
                    successful += 1;
                    if (LOG.isDebugEnabled()) {
                        List<String> fields = BeanUtils.getFields(ContainerDTO.class);
                        for (String field : fields) {
                            LOG.debug("container " + containerId + " " + field + " = " + BeanUtils.getValue(container, field));
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
        }
        return successful >= minimumInstances;
    }

    public static String requirementOrDefaultVersion(FabricController restAPI, FabricRequirements requirements) {
        String version = requirements.getVersion();
        if (Strings.isNotBlank(version)) {
            return version;
        } else {
            return restAPI.getDefaultVersion();
        }
    }

    /**
     * Asserts that we can retrieve a DTO from the given URL; returning null if we can't find any data yet
     */
    public static <T> T getDTO(String urlText, Class<T> clazz) throws IOException {
        System.out.println("Querying DTO at " + urlText);
        URL url = new URL(urlText);
        InputStream in = url.openStream();
        assertNotNull("Could not open URL: " + urlText, in);
        String json = IOHelpers.readFully(in);
        if (json != null) {
            json = json.trim();
            if (json.length() > 0) {
                LOG.info("parsing JSON: " + json + " to class " + clazz.getCanonicalName());
                T answer = mapper.reader(clazz).readValue(json);
                LOG.info("Got: " + answer);
                assertNotNull("Should have received a DTO of type " + clazz.getCanonicalName() + " from URI: " + urlText, answer);
                return answer;
            }
        }
        return null;
    }

    /**
     * Asserts that a fabric can be created
     */
    public static FabricController assertFabricCreate(FabricControllerManager factory) throws Exception {
        assertNotNull("FabricFactory", factory);
        FabricController controller = factory.createFabric();
        assertNotNull("Should have created a REST API", controller);

        Thread.sleep(30 * 1000);

        List<String> containerIds = waitForNotEmptyContainerIds(controller);
        System.out.println("Found containers: " + containerIds);

        assertProfileInstancesValid(controller, "1.0", "fabric", 1, null);
        return controller;
    }

    public static void assertFileExists(File file) {
        assertTrue("file does not exist: " + file.getAbsolutePath(), file.exists());
        assertTrue("Not a file: " + file.getAbsolutePath(), file.isFile());
    }

    public static void assertDirectoryExists(File file) {
        assertTrue("file does not exist: " + file.getAbsolutePath(), file.exists());
        assertTrue("Not a directory: " + file.getAbsolutePath(), file.isDirectory());
    }

    /**
     * Kill all fabric8 related java processes and docker containers typically created through integration tests
     */
    public static void killJavaAndDockerProcesses() {
        boolean killProcesses = shouldKillProcessesAfterTestRun();
        if (!killProcesses) {
            System.out.println("Not destroying the fabric processes due to system property " + FabricAssertions.KILL_CONTAINERS_FLAG + " being " + System.getProperty(FabricAssertions.KILL_CONTAINERS_FLAG));
            return;
        }
        Processes.killJavaProcesses();
        Processes.killDockerContainers();
    }

    /**
     * Waits until the given timeout until the result of the callable is not null and isValid using the given filter
     */
    public static <T> T waitForValidValue(long timeout, Callable<T> callable, Filter<T> isValid) throws Exception {
        return waitForValidValue(timeout, callable, isValid, defaultWaitSleepPeriod);
    }

    /**
     * Waits until the default timeout until the result of the callable is not null and isValid using the given filter
     */
    public static <T> T waitForValidValue(Callable<T> callable, Filter<T> isValid) throws Exception {
        return waitForValidValue(defaultTimeout, callable, isValid, defaultWaitSleepPeriod);
    }

    /**
     * Waits until the given timeout until the result of the callable is not null or true for Boolean values
     */
    public static <T> T waitForValidValue(long timeout, Callable<T> callable) throws Exception {
        return waitForValidValue(timeout, callable, new Filter<T>() {
            @Override
            public boolean matches(T t) {
                if (t instanceof Boolean) {
                    return ((Boolean) t).booleanValue();
                }
                return true;
            }
        }, defaultWaitSleepPeriod);
    }

    /**
     * Waits until the default timeout until the result of the callable is not null
     */
    public static <T> T waitForValidValue(Callable<T> callable) throws Exception {
        return waitForValidValue(defaultTimeout, callable, Filters.<T>trueFilter());
    }

    /**
     * Waits until the given timeout until the result of the callable is not null and isValid using the given filter sleeping for the given amount of time before retrying
     */
    public static <T> T waitForValidValue(long timeout, Callable<T> callable, Filter<T> isValid, long sleepTime) throws Exception {
        long failTime = System.currentTimeMillis() + timeout;
        while (true) {
            T value = null;
            Exception exception = null;
            try {
                value = callable.call();
            } catch (Exception e) {
                System.out.println(unwrapException(e));
                exception = e;
            }
            if (value != null && isValid.matches(value)) {
                return value;
            } else {
                long now = System.currentTimeMillis();
                if (now > failTime) {
                    String message = (value == null && exception != null) ? "exception " + exception : "value " + value;
                    fail(message + " is not valid using " + isValid
                            + " after waiting: " + Math.round(timeout / 1000) + " second(s)");
                    return value;
                } else {
                    try {
                        Thread.sleep(sleepTime);
                    } catch (InterruptedException e) {
                        // ignore
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    }

    public static ObjectMapper getObjectMapper() {
        return mapper;
    }

    public static List<String> waitForNotEmptyContainerIds(final FabricController restApi) throws Exception {
        Filter<List<String>> isValid = new Filter<List<String>>() {
            @Override
            public String toString() {
                return "HasNotEmptyContainerIds";
            }

            @Override
            public boolean matches(List<String> containerIds) {
                return containerIds.size() > 0;
            }
        };
        return waitForValidValue(new Callable<List<String>>() {
            @Override
            public List<String> call() throws Exception {
                try {
                    return restApi.containerIds();
                } catch (Exception e) {
                    System.out.println("Ignoring Exception while finding containers: " + unwrapException(e));
                    LOG.debug("Failed to load containers: " + e, e);
                    return null;
                }
            }
        }, isValid);
    }

    public static String unwrapException(Exception e) {
        if (e instanceof J4pRemoteException) {
            J4pRemoteException remoteException = (J4pRemoteException) e;
            LOG.warn("Remote Exception " + remoteException.getMessage() + ". " + remoteException.getRemoteStackTrace());
        }
        Throwable cause = e;
        if (e.getClass().equals(RuntimeException.class) || e instanceof UndeclaredThrowableException) {
            cause = e.getCause();
        }
        return cause.toString();
    }

    public static boolean shouldKillProcessesAfterTestRun() {
        String flag = System.getProperty(KILL_CONTAINERS_FLAG, "true");
        return !flag.toLowerCase().equals("false");
    }
}


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politics Feb. 5, 2019
Trump's Pick to Replace Kavanaugh Regrets Her Past Writing on Date Rape
By Ella Cerón
Neomi Rao. Photo: Zach Gibson/Getty Images
In November 2018, President Donald Trump nominated Neomi Rao, the White House's current regulatory czar, to fill Judge Brett Kavanaugh's former seat on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Washington, D.C., circuit. On Tuesday, she appeared in front of a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, where senators posed a number of questions regarding a number of controversial opinion essays she wrote while in college at Yale in the 1990s, the Washington Post reports.
Rao, 45, has never served as a judge before; prior to serving as the administrator of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, she was a professor at the Antonin Scalia Law School at George Mason University in Virginia. In January, BuzzFeed News reported on a number of essays she wrote for the Yale Herald between 1994 and 1996. In one such essay, called "Shades of Gray," she argued that "It has always seemed self-evident to me that even if I drank a lot, I would still be responsible for my actions. A man who rapes a drunk girl should be prosecuted. At the same time, a good way to avoid a potential date rape is to stay reasonably sober."
During the hearing, Senator Kamala Harris asked her what steps she "had in mind that women should take to avoid becoming a victim of sexual assault." In response, Rao discussed "the common-sense idea" of "trying to avoid being the victim of any crime."
She defended the idea that women should take it upon themselves to stay sober in order to avoid being raped, explaining that "it's just a way to make [sexual assault] less likely; it is not to blame the victim. Rape and sexual assault are horrible crimes, but we're talking about what can you do to keep yourself safe."
Harris also referenced a column in which Rao argued that "no means no" was part of an idealist fantasy, something that only exists in an "artificial alternative world" dreamed up by "nurture feminists." Rao said she "would not express myself that way today," and does not stand by her past writing. However, as Refinery 29 notes, she did sign off on the Title IX restrictions implemented by Betsy DeVos last fall, which limit the definition of sexual harassment on college campuses and provide additional protections to students accused of assault.)
Under questioning from @KamalaHarris, Rao says she regrets writing that "no" doesn't necessarily always mean "no" in college.
"I would not express myself that way today," she says. pic.twitter.com/81D2k6rN7W
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) February 5, 2019
At another moment in the hearing, Republican senator Jodi Ernst questioned Rao about another college essay in which she said that teaching women that they're equal to men is "dangerous feminist idealism."
"I very much regret that statement," Rao told Ernst. "I've always believed strongly in the equality of women and men and for equal rights and opportunities for women. I'm honestly not sure why I wrote that in college."
.@SenJoniErnst tells Rao about her writings shifting blame onto women for rape, "I had a chance to review a number of your writings while you were in college. They do give me pause. Not just from my own personal experiences but regarding messages we send young women everywhere." pic.twitter.com/iMMrFcGEjz
Rao says she "very much regrets" writing that the idea that women are equal to men is "dangerous feminist idealism."
"I'm honestly not sure why I wrote that in college," Rao says.
(Where does Trump find these people?) pic.twitter.com/ZNlScPeKWe
During other parts of the hearing, senators questioned Rao about other statements she's made in the past, including an assertion she made in 2014 that the Gun-Free School Zones Act was a "grandstanding statute." She said that no, she does not presently believe that; she says she said that because she was "responding to the person I was interviewing."
.@SenBlumenthal: In 2014, you called the Gun-Free School Zones Act a "grandstanding statute." Do you believe that?
RAO: "No, that--"
BLUMENTHAL: Well then why did you say it?
RAO: "I was responding to person I was interviewing."
B: I hope you'll rethink that view pic.twitter.com/MZSYqw42MA
Senator Dick Durbin also questioned her on a column that claimed that a LGBTQ+ rights group on Yale's campus was "spreading myths" about AIDS; in turn, she admitted "I do not recall" what she was talking about. He also quoted her as writing for the Yale Free Press, in 1993, that "myths of racial and sexual oppression propagate themselves, create hysteria, and finally lead to the formation of some whining new group." Again, Rao did not seem to recall to which issue she was directly referring at the time, but claimed she was speaking from an "idealism" stemming from Dr. Martin Luther King's work.
"I would really struggle to reconcile what you said about racial oppression as a myth with the legacy of Martin Luther King," Durbin said in response.
Oof -- Rao struggles to explain articles she wrote at Yale claiming things like LGBT groups spread "myths" about AIDS and arguing that notions of racial & sexual oppression are overblown.
"Your early writings raise questions about your values," @SenatorDurbin tells her. pic.twitter.com/BrrdfxBiwu
Pressed on her past comments about racism being a "myth," Rao claims, absurdly, that she was "inspired by Martin Luther King's vision."@SenatorDurbin can't believe it.
"I would really struggle to reconcile what you said about racial oppression as a myth w/the legacy of MLK." pic.twitter.com/pO49jnoXih
Kavanaugh 'Became Belligerent and Aggressive' When Drunk, His Yale Roommate Says
Trump's Pick to Replace Kavanaugh Regrets Past Views on Rape
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Q: Asymptotic higher order derivative estimates for solutions of semi-linear parabolic PDEs
Question:

Consider a semi-linear parabolic equation on a bounded domain $\Omega \subset \mathbb{R}^m$:
$$
\frac{\partial f_t}{\partial t} = -\Delta f_t + Q(f_t, df_t),
$$
with smooth initial data $f_0 \colon \Omega \to \mathbb{R}^n$. Suppose we know that there exists a smooth solution $f_t$ for all times $t \in [0, \infty)$. Can one find a time $t_0 > 0$ such that the $W^{2,2}$-norm of $f_{t_0}$ (on some smaller domain) is bounded by an expression depending only on $\|f_0\|_{W^{1,2}}$ and on the coefficients of $Q$? Here $t_0$ may depend freely on $f_0$, however.

Motivation:

Due to my complete lack of knowledge on the field of PDE, the question is probably very ill-posed, so here's a bit of background. Consider the Eells-Sampson heat flow equation, which in local coordinates reads:
\begin{equation}\tag{1}
\frac{\partial f_t^{\alpha}}{\partial{t}} = - \Delta f_t^\alpha + {}^N\Gamma_{\beta\gamma}^\alpha \frac{\partial f^\beta}{\partial x^i}\frac{\partial f^\gamma}{\partial x^j}g^{ij} -{}^M\Gamma_{ij}^k \frac{\partial f^\alpha}{\partial x^k}g^{ij}
\end{equation}
(here, from the global point of view, we are in  Corlette's setting, that is, we are given a representation $\rho \colon \pi_1(M) \to G$ and we are considering $\pi_1(M)$-equivariant maps $f\colon \tilde M \to N = G/K$). We know that for every $\pi_1(M)$-equivariant initial data $f = f_0$ solutions of (1) exist for all time, and that the $L^2$-norm of $d f_t \colon \tilde M \to N$ is decreasing. I would like to use the method above to find another equivariant map $f'= f_{t_0}$ with explicit bounds on the norms of higher derivatives (at least on the $W^{2,2}$ norm) depending only on $E(f) = \|d f_0\|_{L^2}^2$.
Corlette, in his original paper of 1988, in order to construct the solution gives a bound on the $W^{1,2}$ norm of $df$ ($\theta$, in his notations), but this is not what I need, since it also depends on the $L^2$-norm of the tension field $\tau(f)$ ($\Phi$, in his notations); in fact, he considers estimates that hold true for every $t$, while I am really interested in improving the properties of $f_0$.

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package com.adaptris.core.http;

import javax.validation.constraints.NotBlank;
import com.adaptris.annotation.AutoPopulated;
import com.adaptris.annotation.DisplayOrder;
import com.adaptris.core.AdaptrisMessage;
import com.adaptris.core.CoreException;
import com.adaptris.core.util.Args;
import com.thoughtworks.xstream.annotations.XStreamAlias;

/**
 * Provides a static content type.
 * <p>
 * Note that the content type character set will be derived from
 * {@link com.adaptris.core.AdaptrisMessage#getCharEncoding()} so configuring a mime type of {@code text/xml} when the
 * message has a char encoding of {@code UTF-8} will return {@code text/xml; charset=UTF-8}
 * </p>
 *
 * @config http-configured-content-type-provider
 */
@XStreamAlias("http-configured-content-type-provider")
@DisplayOrder(order = {"mimeType"})
public class ConfiguredContentTypeProvider extends ContentTypeProviderImpl {

  @NotBlank
  @AutoPopulated
  private String mimeType;

  public ConfiguredContentTypeProvider() {
    setMimeType("text/plain");
  }

  public ConfiguredContentTypeProvider(String type) {
    this();
    setMimeType(type);
  }

  @Override
  public String getContentType(AdaptrisMessage msg) throws CoreException {
    return build(getMimeType(), msg.getContentEncoding());
  }

  public String getMimeType() {
    return mimeType;
  }

  /**
   * Set the base content type.
   *
   * @param type the base content type; defaults to text/plain
   */
  public void setMimeType(String type) {
    this.mimeType = Args.notBlank(type, "Mime Type");
  }

}

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Shed Grounds Maintenance has grown from a zero client base in 2003, to now maintaining over 190 sites for more than 120 clients on a nationwide basis. The best way to explain this rapid expansion is to look at one industry area that Shed serves particularly well – logistics.
Shed won a contract in 2009 for TNT Nottingham, and quickly added the Head Office at Atherstone and 7 depots to the portfolio. Since then TNT have continued to award Shed with one site after another and they now have contracts in place for 25 TNT depots across the country.
Progression has been similar with another logistics client CEVA Logistics. After a TNT site changed hands to CEVA in Dordon, Shed continued to maintain the site. A few months later Shed were awarded a contract for CEVA Mendlesham and have since taken on an additional 15 sites. With a portfolio to nearly 20 sites nationwide, this a real testament to the quality and reliability of the service Shed delivers.
''Facilities Managers don't want to be chasing up companies to see if they have visited the site or not, or even worse, chasing up companies who have carried out poor work on site. No grounds maintenance company can ever be 100% perfect but we pride ourselves on being agile and being able to respond quickly to any issues that arise'.
These are comments that are corroborated by many of Shed's clients when surveyed at the end of each year ' in the 2016 survey 100% of Shed's clients would recommend them as a Grounds Maintenance Contractor.


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Q: Setting layout scale bar to change automatically from kilometers to meters using QGIS Recently I've been creating a layout for my colleagues. Because they are likely to produce maps of various scales, I wanted to implement in the layout a scale bar that could automatically change from kilometers to meters depending on the canvas zoom.
The kind of errors, which I want to avoid is like the one below :

The scale bar is set to kilometers, but because the zoom is at a neighbourhood/plot scale, you can't simply read the values. A scale bar set to meters would be much more appropriate :

Once again, I would like to see these changes in the scale bar settings being operated automatically by the software.
Do you think that expressions like : layer_property( 'layername', 'extent') bounds_width(geom), bounds_height(geom), map_extent_width, map_extent_height could be helpful ?
I noticed that the canevas scale bar was able of such performances (View --> Decorations --> Scale bar).
Here is the result when I zoom at a neighbourhood scale (left corner):

And the result when I zoom at a city scale :

I am using QGIS 3.10.8, the projection is always Lambert 93.

Now that I've been pinpointed the reason of the SyntaxError: invalid syntax, I'm carrying on with the well-indented script.
manager = QgsProject.instance().layoutManager() #Returns the project's layout manager, which manages compositions within the project.
layout = manager.layoutByName("carte_siare_type_A4_paysage")
mapItem = layout.itemById("Map 1")
scalebar = layout.itemById("Scalebar")

def map_extent_changed():
    if mapItem.scale()>= threshold:
        scalebar.setUnits(1) # 1: kilometer
        scalebar.setUnitLabel("km")
    else:
        scalebar.setUnits(0) # 0: meter
        scalebar.setUnitLabel("m")

    mapItem.extentChanged.connect(map_extent_changed)

The result returned when I exectue the command is the following:
exec(open('C:/Users/tec21/AppData/Local/Temp/tmp7l0qm5b8.py'.encode('utf-8')).read()

It seems like the code is working. I have no warning messages in the console. However, when I open the layout and see if there are changes operating in the scale bar when I zoom to bigger and smaller scales that 1/50 000, nothing happens, the measure remains in kilometers, which is the default setting, whatever the zoom is.

A: You forgot threshold, and mapItem.extentChanged shouldn't be in method definition block.
Use like this:
threshold = 50000 # 1:50.000

manager = QgsProject.instance().layoutManager()
layout = manager.layoutByName("carte_siare_type_A4_paysage")
mapItem = layout.itemById("Map 1")
scalebar = layout.itemById("Scalebar")

def map_extent_changed():
    if mapItem.scale()>= threshold:
        scalebar.setUnits(1) # 1: kilometer
        scalebar.setUnitLabel("km")
    else:
        scalebar.setUnits(0) # 0: meter
        scalebar.setUnitLabel("m")

mapItem.extentChanged.connect(map_extent_changed)


The tantalising tale of Peter Pan and his lost boys is heading to Pittsburgh this summer! Full of daring adventure, pirates and just a sprinkle of fairy dust Peter Pan tells the story of the Darling family and their magical encounter with a boy from Neverland. Originally created by J.M Barrie, Peter Pan has become a global favorite which has been internalised both on stage and screen.
Debuting on Broadway in 1954 Peter Pan has gone onto be revived four times, garnering eight Tony nominations! Full of your favorite songs "I'm Flying", "I Won't Grow Up", and "Never Never Land" Peter Pan is the heart-warming event of summer, don't miss your chance to see it when it flies into Pittsburgh!
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It's hard to get excited for Christmas this year; the highlight is going to be the roast for dinner.
- $200 in cash; ie, I broke even after taking care of Billy and Stephen.
That's it. January 25th is Christmas for us.
And also, roasts are delicious. I am fond of a good roast.


The cover of a medical journal published by the Centres for Disease Control features a haunting image of a human eye covered in parasitic worms.
These worms, known as Loa loa or African eye worms, are parasites that infect approximately 12 million people.
The artist who created the cover image did so after a personal encounter with Loa loa worms – an experience he describes as a blessing in disguise.
A medical journal published by the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention featured a striking cover image this month: a painting of a human eye covered with long, undulating worms.
The work depicts parasitic nematodes, also known as Loa loa worms or African eye worms. The parasites are spread primarily by the bites of flies in Central and West Africa. People often don't realise they're infected until they spot a worm wriggling in their eye.
But the story behind the painting is more personal than the image lets on.
Artist Ben Taylor, who uses the name Mometo for his artwork, started working on the painting in 2014. At the time, it was an abstract image filled with curving patterns, twisting shapes, and flecks of colour, as he explained on his website.
Before starting the painting, Taylor had travelled to a village in the jungle in Gabon during the summer of 2013. He'd been experiencing health issues that doctors had been unable to explain, including joint aches and pains, bumps and itchy patches on his skin, and painful abscesses that required hospitalisation. In Gabon, he underwent what he described as an intense healing ceremony.
After his return to England, however, Taylor's health further deteriorated. Over the next year and a half, the medical problems he'd been experiencing got worse.
Then, a new symptom appeared. A reoccurring, blinding pain in his eye caused Taylor to stare at it in the mirror until the culprit revealed itself: a wriggling Loa loa worm that was more than an inch long.
Taylor checked in for treatment at the London School of Tropical Diseases, where doctors found two other parasites that had "been partying inside my body for an unknown amount of time," he wrote. As it turned out, Taylor also had hookworm and Strongyloides, known as threadworm. As an extensive traveller, he does not know where he contracted those infections – only that they had been missed in previous tests.
"Despite this seemingly bad news, I now understand the blessing of being infected with Loa loa: without this infection, the other parasites would have remained hidden, and the long term consequences of this would have been grim," Taylor wrote.
During a stay in the hospital, he received anti-parasitic medications. When recovering after treatment, Taylor returned to the painting and realised that the abstract image was not yet finished.
Taylor saw that the piece he'd started centered around "long undulating lines that, with hindsight, had a distinctly wormy look and feel," he said.
In general, infections by these worms are painful and disturbing, but less harmful than infections by other similar parasites. For example, Onchocerca causes river blindness, a common and severe neglected tropical disease that's spread by black-fly bites and can leave people permanently blind and with disfigured skin.
Loa loa infections are still medically important, though, since they are believed to affect 12 million people, with more than 29 million people at risk of infection.
When patients have a combination of Loa loa and other forms of eye-worm infections, including Onchocerca, common anti-parasite treatments can become dangerous and potentially deadly, causing brain swelling that can lead to coma or death. Scientists aren't why this is, but they think killing vast numbers of parasites at the same time may overload the host's defences in some way. So getting a better understanding of these creatures is necessary.
In Taylor's case, the discovery of the eye worm led his doctors to find other potentially harmful infections in his body, which made treatment possible.


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Looking for friends I served with in Americal Div., 11th Bde., LIB, 1968-69, Chu Lai, Duc Pho with 1-20th Bn., Co. D. Need to contact Palomares, Ramires, Rosado, Sammy from New York, Johnson, or Wright. Contact: Victor M. Cruz, Pasco Aurea L-2843, Levittown, Toa Baja, PR 00949; 787-261-3457.
To all my fellow veterans who wrote to me and sent photos while I was incarcerated, I want to say thank you. I am home once again and free. Please continue to write or call. Contact: Wilbert Sheeler, 3426 Old Level Rd., Havre De Grace, MD 21078; 410-569-5072.
Trying to locate former Phu Loi Recon Patrol members, Vietnam, 1969-70. I have located six members out of 33. Looking for John Chase, Joseph Carrillo, Lt. Cox, Maj. Gore, Paul Guildfoyle, Hall, Hockenson, Dave Hoffman, Lt. Kane, Jack Kline, Ron Larkins, Greg Larson, Lewis, Ron Miller, Paul Nadau, Nesbitt, John Noble, Jim Ortega, Raditz, Rodner, Ron Rozier, Doc Silva, Stevens, John Stone, Swenson, Uribe, Wetherill, and White. Contact: Mike Swingle, 351 W. Dudley Ave., Westfield, NJ 07090; 908-232-1918.
Looking for John A. Marano from Brooklyn, New York. We served in 4th Div., 1st and 8th Inf., Vietnam, August 1967 to March 1968. His nickname was ``Wop.'' Ben Hand and I would like to see him again. Contact: Charles W. Norris, 307 Claremont Ln., Sneads Ferry, NC 28460; 910-327-1251.
Trying to locate Navy corpsman stationed at Camp Canter, September 1968 to October 1969. Need to find John Brown. Contact: John F. Haldeman, 8605 N. 67th Ln., Peoria, AZ 85345-8422.
Looking for anyone who remembers serving with me in 1st Div., 2nd of the 16th, Co. B., Mortar Plt., June 1967 to June 1968. Contact: Vincent J. Roberts, Jr., 7109 Hialeah Cr., Savannah, GA 31406; 912-692-1140.
Looking for anyone who served with Co. B, 8th Eng. Bn., 1st Air Cav., 1968-69. I am in contact with Wheat, Jackson, Reno, Lou Goad, John Bluett, Pat McMillen, and Ben Reida. Hoping for a large showing at 2003 Cav. reunion. Contact: James D. Johns, 1432 Satsuma St., Clearwater, FL 33756; skytropper@aol.com
Would like to locate anyone who served in Co. A, 1/18th Inf., 2nd Bde., 1st Inf. Div., 1965-66. Contact: Victor De Cosmis, c/o C.P. Pedersen, 12063 W. Whippoorwill Ln., Hayward,WI 54843-6014; VS22184@hotmail.com
Looking for members of 1st Div., 7th Mar. Reg., Delta Co., 1st Sqd. Looking for Cohill, Fitzsimmons, Doc Rinn, Patterson, and others. Contact: William Bond, 2255 McCormick Hwy., Lincolnton, GA 30817-3914; 706-359-4711; skshttle@gateway.com or WT_wpearsonb@nu~Z.net
Looking for anyone who served on USS Point Defiance LSD-31, including officers. Contact: John Nicolosi, 6 Shore Hill Rd., Gloster, MA 01930; 978-283-9024; PointDefinance@yahoo.com or John Nick@webtv.net
Looking for Marines who served in 3rd and 7th Mar., Dai Loc, Vietnam, Hill 37 (Old French Fort), and Hill 65. Need photos of fort. Contact: Jimmy Hill, 301 Locust St., Hammonton, NJ 08037-1442; 609-567-1161; JimmyHill23@hotmail.com
Would like to hear from anyone who served with me in Co. A., 1st Bn., 5th Cav., 1st Cav. Div. (Airmobile), Vietnam, February 1968-69. Contact: Richard Leoffels, 704 Cool Creek Dr., Greer, SC 29651-5557; leo2048@bellsouth.net
Searching for Jerry Reynolds, last-known address was Michigan, who served with 101st Abn. Div., 1967-68, C/2-327. We went through jump school together and served in 2/505 82nd Abn. Div. before going to Vietnam. We went to Ft. Carson after serving in Vietnam. Contact: Gus Vass, 4511 Thomas St., Hollywood, FL 33021; 954-989-2831.
Searching for former members of Co. B, 577th Eng. Bn. (Const.), March 1968-69, and anyone who remembers Sp4 James A. Kinney who served as a carpenter and cook in the unit. Looking for a picture of him and would like to talk with anyone who remembers him. Contact: Jim Pace, c/o Bellingham Vet Center, 3800 Byron St., Suite 124, Bellingham, WA 98226; 360-966-5607; jpace35@home.com
Searching for anyone who served with U.S. Navy Seabee, CBMU-302, NAVCAT-17 and NAVCAT 1, Rach Soi, Rach Gia, Bien Thuy, Bien Hoa, Vietnam, 1971. Also, Camp Tein Sha, Danang, Monkey Mountain with NAVCAT 1. Need contact for PTSD claim and to receive a Navy Combat Action ribbon. Contact: Thomas ``Cookie'' Linn, 7065 Greywolf Dr., Nineveh, IN 46164; 317-933-9104.
Served in Xuan Loc, Mui Soc Lou, 1970-71, I Corps III, Medic, 20th Bde. Eng., 544th Eng. Co. Sponsors wanted. Contact: Ronald E. Reiter, 8090 Dovehill Ln., Largo, FL 33777; 727-391-9121.
Would like to contact anyone who served from 1967 to July 1968 in 1st Air Cav. Div., Co. A, 5th Bn., 7th Cav. Inf. Especially seeking Robert (Bob) Ollis, NYC; Jerry McTagert, Texas; and Bill Phiefer. Contact: Randolph (Randy) J. Comegys, 114 Washington Ave., Wilmington, DE 19805; 302-998-5129.
Looking for anyone from 805th Trans. Co., 1967-68. Need to find our Company pocket patch or copy of it in color. Also need to know which unit we were attached to. Contact: Fred ``Pato'' Pepper, P.O. Box 37143, Honolulu, HI 96837; 808-371-2666; patopato@hawaii.rr.com
Looking for anyone who served with 6th Bn., 14th Arty., IFFV at any time. I'm putting together a reunion for next year in San Antonio, Texas. Contact: Charles Maldonado, 8428 Cactus Ck., San Antonio, TX 78251-1826; 210-681-0132 or 210-771-0939.
Looking for anyone who served with Casper Flt. Plt., 173rd Abn. Bde, II Corps, LZ English. Especially Ron Branson who served with Casper, 1970-71. Contact: Kerry L. Nance, 8813 Hurricane Manor Trail, Chattanooga, TN 37421; 423-899-7032.
Former Marine, served with 2nd Bn., 6th Mar. Div., Camp Lejune, Boxing Team, 1971-73; 173rd Abn., Vietnam, 1968-69. Looking for pen pals. Contact: William Gravely, AF-9393; P.O. Box 244, Graterford, PA 19426; www.goferrari.net/photoads/1028.htm
Searching for Manning Straughn, Oklahoma City, USMC, Vietnam, 1965 for reunion. We served together at Camp Pendleton, and he was discharged in 1966. Contact: Ronald Strode, 5208 N. Fares Ave., Evansville, IN 47711; 812-401-8056.
Searching for anyone who served with me in Reinforcement Unit (512th QM Co USARPAC), 1967-68. While TDY in Tan Son Nhut, Sp4 Matthews' appendix burst and I never saw him again. Want to know if he made it back to New Jersey. Contact: Xavier A. Webb, #100277 (ALC), 3751 Lauderdale-Woodyard Rd., Kinder, LA 70648; 219-977-1012.
In January 1970, near Cambodian border west of Tay Ninh, I was a medic on a dust off chopper that pulled four LRRPs out of triple-canopy trees. Later awarded DSC at Tay Ninh. I now need your help. Contact: Michael E. Provence, 043843, P.O. Box 949000 C1-101, Miami, FL 33194-9000.
Looking for anyone who served with me aboard USS Maury AGS-16 in Vietnam survey operations, 1965-66. Also would like to hear from the families of dead crew members for a reunion. Also would like to hear from the crew and families of the USS Serrano AGS-24. Contact: John Mechler, 3707 Garnist St., Apt. 310, Torrance, CA 90503; 310-214-4846.
A Co., 4/31, 196th LIB, Americal Div. Looking for anyone who was up on Nui Chom Mt., November 20, 1968, especially Leo Heperstine from Kentucky. He was my assistant machine gunner. Contact: Bob Polaski, N 1872 NI Dr., Menominee, MI 49858; 906-863-3271.
Would like to hear from anyone who was stationed with my brother, Sfc Charles E. Hall, RVN, 95th Advisory Team, 1968. KIA during Tet. Contact: Paul N. Hall, 1045 NW 70th Terr., Ocala, FL 34482; 352-873-4361.
Would like to hear from anyone who served with 569th Eng. Co. (Topo Corp), Nha Trang. Contact: Paul N. Hall, 1045 NW 70th Terr., Ocala, FL 34482; 352-873-4361; micky@mfi.net
Looking for our brother, James Thomas Shukosky who did two tours and stepped on a Bouncing Betty while jumping over a creek. Think he has been in and out of VA hospitals in the Tampa-St. Petersburg area. Contact: Joe Shukosky, jshukosky@new.rr.com
Looking for family members of Scott Edward Wise, Rogers Park area of Chicago. He served as a 11B10 in the Army and began his tour on July 11, 1969. KIA August 17, 1969, Quang Ngai. Trying to send a letter to his family that I received. Contact: Lorien, PegasusACE@aol.com
Looking for anyone who served on Johnston Island December 1972 to November 1973. My husband, Donald L. Mansell, recently passed away from lung cancer, and it is my burden to prove that his death was service-connected. Need to find those who helped transfer Agent Orange from leaking 55-gallon barrels. Contact: Patricia Mansell, moose@nwark.net
Looking for Earl Robinson last seen in Korea working at post office. I know that he is in Florida and I last heard from him in 1972. Contact: doc5822@aol.com
In August 1969 the AF English Language School in Cholon, Saigon, was blown up by a car bomb. I was the Seabee who helped evacuate the wounded. I am trying to locate Col. Cole, who was the commanding officer, or anyone else who might remember me. Contact: James Darnell, jdarne@fnbop.com
Trying to locate buddies who served with me in 68th Sig. Bn., 1st Sig. Bde., 596th Sig. Co., Phu Bai, Vietnam, where I served as company clerk, January to September 1970. Contact: Henry B. Lain, drlain@InfoAve.Net
Looking for Clearance ``Punky'' Orr, Fort Benning, Georgia. We've never forgotten him. Just want to know he's okay. Contact: Ray and Diana Rogers, HC31 Box 6481B, Ellsworth, ME 04605; rogueone@rivah.net
Trying to find Roger L. Rich, who served with my husband in Vietnam. They were stationed at Fort Carson, Colorado, and assigned to Peterson Field AFB. We believe he was from Tennessee, Kentucky, or Oklahoma. Contact: Leslie Micheletto, 405 Chestnut, Glendive, MT 59330; 406-365-2080; rchbch@midrivers.com
Trying to locate William W. Wilson, Straugn, Indiana. His nickname was Joe and he was a medic in choppers looking for survivors and a victim of Agent Orange. Contact: suekyjo@yahoo.com
Looking for James Earl Leader, who served as a paratrooper in 173rd Abn. DBE, Vietnam, 1970-71. Contact: Raymona Tanner, raye49@earthlink.net
Looking for Lucky Farris, a Vietnam soldier from New Jersey whom I met while he was vacationing in Taiwan, 1966-67. Contact: Patsy Fang Chen, Patsychen@aol.com
Trying to find members of Combined Interrogation Center (CIC). We were Army, Marines, and Air Force at the POW camp between Danang and Marble Mt. I am sick and the doctors are unable to make a diagnosis. I would like to correspond with any members about any illness they might have. Contact: John Hines, jhines4@cfl.rr.com
Trying to find Walter A. Kane, USAID, Saigon, 1968. Contact: Brian McNamara, brian_mac@adelaide.on.net
Trying to locate James Russell (Rusty) Simpson from Oregon who served in Vietnam following a tour in England as a guard at U.S. Embassy, London, 1967. Contact: Dean Simpson, dean.r.simpson@ntlworld.com
Searching for anyone who served with 563rd Trans. Co., Bien Hoa, 1969. Contact: Kenneth W. Johns, 5025 San Jacinto, Apt. 110, Dallas, TX 75206; 214-826-1526.
Would like to find the Navy captain or any staff who treated me for allergy serum shots at U.S. Naval Hospital, Balboa, San Diego, California, January 1987 to December 1989. My records were lost and VA will not give me a rating. Contact: Jay Webb, #K-20560, A-3/152LOW, SATF/SP, P.O. Box 5248, Corcoran, CA 93212.
Would like to hear from fellow Marines I served with in 1969 in Kilo Co., 3/5, An Hoa, and who I met at Yakoska Naval Hospital in Japan where I was treated for injuries while on patrol as pointman. Contact: Dwight O. Johnson, Sr., 1615 Neilson Pl., Cincinnati, OH 45206-1411.
Looking for anyone who served with 91st and 10th Finance Sec., 90th Repo Depot, Long Binh, October 1966-68. Contact: Joseph Melchiorre, 399 Anderson Ave., Phoenixville, PA 19460; jdmel_vet68@yahoo.com
Trying to locate anyone who served aboard USS Frank E. Evans DD-754, 1965-66, 1st Div. (Boatswainsmate Div.). Also, anyone who served in USMC Charlie II C.A.P. (Combined Action Plt.), Vietnam, 1967. Contact: Russell L. Vance, AY-6446, P.O. Box 99901, Beaver and Doerr Sts., Pittsburgh, PA 15233.
Trying to locate Terry Brown, who served in Vietnam and was on R&R in Sydney, Australia, late 1969-70. I believe his father was a minister in Ohio. Contact: belmaK@optusnet.com
Looking for G.R. Gems, USMC. Contact: Richard Henry, evochenry@peoplepc.com
Looking for Jerry R. Crenshaw from Missouri who served with me at Corpus Christi Naval Air Station and Corpus Christi Bay Shop, Cam Ranh Bay, Vietnam. Contact: Robert Johnson, bob176@tds.net
Looking for anyone who served with B/2/16, 1st Inf. Div., Vietnam, 1965-66. Contact: Bill Patterson, bphata@theriver.com
Trying to find any Vietnam or Gulf War veterans who graduated from University of San Diego High School. Trying to put together some recognition for veterans of both wars. Contact: Greg Fitzpatrick, fitzguy2000@yahoo.com
Trying to find information about Le Van Dan. I believe he was a major in 42nd Inf. Reg., II Corps, ARVN, and was KIA late-1967. Contact: Dave Clements, dclement@vacgen.com
Looking for anyone who served with me in CAP/CAG unit that helped patrol the villages around Marble Mountain, south of Danang, 1969-70. Contact: James W. (Jimbo) Anthony, anthony50@prodigy.net
Looking for friends who served with HQ USARV G2, Special Intelligence, 1968-69. Especially LTC Sanderson, Maj. Stan Hyman, Cpt. Don Seaborn, Jay Parker, Jim Wells, and Jim Griffin. Contact: Brian Lewis, 136 Alamaed Dr., Kissimmee, FL 34743; Blewis2795@aol.com
Trying to locate James Russell (Rusty) Simpson from Oregon who served in Vietnam following a tour in England (guard duty at U.S. Embassy, London), 1967. Contact: Dean Simpson, dean.r.simpson@ntlworld.com
Looking for Harrell Gene Chaisson of Jennings, Louisiana, who served as a Green Beret in Vietnam, 1965-68. Contact: Cindy Faulk, cindyfaulk@home.com
Looking for anyone who served with Graves Registration, Quang Tri, July 1969 to September 1970, or any other Graves location in Vietnam. Looking for web sites or groups. Contact: Greg Seaman, 2770 385th St., Dickens, IA 51333; greg1949@netins.net
Trying to locate anyone who served with me in 1/4 Cav., C Trp., 1966-67. Contact: James L. McGee, McGeeJL@aol.com
Trying to find anyone who remembers a double helicopter crash, Vietnam, 1971, near Courtney Rubber, close to the borders of Long Khanh and Phuoc Tuy Provinces. The first helicopter was either shot down or crashed. A second helicopter immediately took station above the downed craft and lowered a cable. Almost instantly, it was shot down and crashed onto the first craft, causing a huge fireball. Contact: John Norris, jtnorris@iprimus.com.au
Trying to locate a former Special Forces MSG, Gerald E. Poe who served in country and retired about 1971. Contact: Dennis Jensen, chief821@iname.com
Trying to locate Vietnam-era Marines of Echo Co., 2nd Bn., 1st Mar., 1st Mar. Div. Contact: Steve Krupa, 817-447-9343; sfjkjk@home.com
Looking for Scott Fensler who served with me in 175th Radio Research, Bien Hoa, 1969. I served with the Australian Army at Nui Dat, and we became good friends. Contact: Jeff Payne, 123 Furniss Ave., Dore, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, S17 3QN, UNITED KINGDOM, Jeff.Payne@greenups.co.uk
Trying to locate anyone who served with Alpha Co., 1st Bn., 1st Plt., 9th Mar., 3rd Mar. Div., 1966-67. Contact: Raymond Baldwin, Vickiebrock@aol.com
Searching for Charles (Charlie) Edward Nixon born in May 1955 in Logan, Ohio, who worked as a cook at the NCO Club, NATO Headquarters, The Netherlands, 1981-84. He also served in Vietnam. Last-known address, Fort Dix. Contact: Marcel Plagge, LCODSS2@crcld.ndss.namsa.nato.int
Trying to locate Donna Langton who attended college in Los Angeles. I met her in 1975 in L.A. while serving with 1/26th Mar. Contact: Jimmie Osborne, #7836213; 2605 State St., Salem, OR 97310.
Disabled American veteran needs pro bono lawyer. Witness who could have proven my innocence did not testify for fear of losing her job. Contact: Demetrio R. Gabriele, #638518, Polk C.I., 10800 Evans Rd.-G2122, Polk City, FL 33868-6944.
Would like to hear from anyone who served with me in boot camp, M.C.R.D. 3071, September 1967. Contact: Ronald Beard, 515 Franklin, #1, Des Moines, IA 50314; 515-282-4416.
I served with Kilo Co., 3rd Bn., 4th Mar., Vietnam, 1966-67, as a radio operator and also with 60mm mortars. Would like to correspond with the family of Capt. J.J. Carroll (for whom Camp Carroll is named) who saved my life. Contact: Thomas Kelly, 23 Emmett St., 3rd Flr., Providence, RI 02903-4503; 401-351-5549.
Trying to locate anyone who served with 299th Eng. Bn., Combat, HQ&HQ Co., Qui Nhon, Phu Tai, 1970-71. Especially Robert Sackmaster from Wisconsin or anyone in Maint. Plt. Contact: Robert Jones, 12369 Windward Dr., Gulfport, MS 39503; 228-832-9080.
Looking for John Perkins, James McIntosh, Theodis Sheppard, Elbert Smith, Scottie Todd, Joseph Peoples, or anyone who served with Delta Co., 5th Bn., 46th Inf., 198th LIB, March 1968-69. Contact: Charles E. Reese, 2802 Hardin Dr., Opelika, AL 36801; 334-749-2339.
Would like to contact old squadron members from VS-39 and VS-34 stationed at NAS Quonset Point, Rhode Island, 1958-61. Especially plank owners of VS-34. Contact: Lonnie Davidson, 2810 N. Park Dr. Ln., Apt. 12, Appleton, WI 54911-1613.
Would like to find Terry Witfield from Detroit. We served in 1st of 7th Air Cav. (Airmobile), A Co., Vietnam, 1968. Contact: Olaf Davis, 71 Gaylor Ave., Oroville, CA 95965; 530-532-8871.
Looking for Ssgt. Glover who served with C-27th Inf., 25th Inf. Div., 1968-69. Contact: Larry A. Dasher, 490 Barnes Moody Dr., Saluda, SC 29138; 864-445-3860; RSnowdashing@aol.com
Trying to find L/Cpl. Craig Williams (Pennsylvania), L/Cpl. Al. McComber (Michigan), SSgt. Ellis Powell (California), and 1st Lt. James Nellis who I served with in 9th Motor Trans. Bn., A Co., Dong Ha, 1966-67. Also, the Marine engineers riding on my truck that hit a mine, November 21, 1966, Dia Loc, near Danang. Contact: Larry Hlavaty (Clayton), 740 E. 4th N., Soda Springs, ID 83276; 208-547-2321.
Looking for relatives of a veteran named Pete who worked at Fort Courage, Houck, Arizona, 1976. I saved his life by tying a tourniquet to an arterial bleeder. He became paralyzed and pulled the plug at Long Beach Veterans Hospital. Contact: William A. Field, #175828, J. Robert Cotton Correctional Facility, 3510 N. Elm St., Jackson, MI 49201-8877.
Searching for Grove Carl Norwood, the fighter pilot hero of his squadron, Jan Gerhsner, and Paul Peel, all stationed in Cam Ranh Bay, 1970. Contact: Monsie (Muniz) Jurgensen, 9435 E. 36th St., Tulsa, OK 74145; 918-663-3930.
Looking for Thurston Scott Perkins III, a member of 704th Maint. Bn. of Tech Supply in the 4th Inf. Div. of HQ & Co. A. We were located in Pleiku Central Highlands and out of Fort Lewis, Washington, 1966-67. Contact: Bob Dall, 7 Sunnyside Ave., Middletown, NY 10940-3809; 845-342-2160; bobdall@hotmail.com
Trying to locate anyone who served with Combined Action Plt. (CAP) 2-9-1, An Hoa or HQ & 2nd Combined Action Grp. (CAG) near Hoi An, January to August 1970. Especially, SSgt. Dudzinski; Corpsman HM2 Uht from Kansas City; Buddha from District Heights, Maryland; or Goat from Newark, Delaware. Contact: Clyde Croupe, 1110 Fidler Ln., #304, Silver Spring, MD 20910.
Searching for anyone from Riv. Div. III, Dong Tam, January to June 1969. Especially Tango, Robert Sheets, Jr., and Dave Kastol. Contact: Larry A. Wright, 2271 SW 33rd St., Redmond, OR 97756.
Trying to locate buddies who served with me in A Co., 1st 327th Inf., 1st Bn., Vietnam, May 1968-69. Homebase was Camp Eagle. Contact: Willie ``Sgt. Rock'' Davis, Jr., 1209 Berthoud Pass, Hephzibah, GA 30815; 706-792-1961.
Looking for anyone who participated in Operations New Life and Baby Lift or at the refugee camps, Asan Point or Orote Point. Also, would like pictures. Maybe we can start a reunion. Contact: Ronald B. Speight, Sr., 19 Faber St., 2nd Flr., Staten Island, NY 10302.
Looking for anyone who served with my father, William T. ``Bill'' King, in the Army during the Vietnam War. He died when I was a child, but I have some pictures of him from Vietnam. Contact: William K. King, kris_king@hotmail.com
Looking for anyone who served with 328th Radio Research Co., Chu Lai and Danang, Vietnam. Planning a third reunion in 2003. We have found over 120 veterans. Contact: Tom Heiser, 5535 Kellner Rd., Wisconsin Rapids, WI 54494; tsheiser@wctc.net
Looking for Walter A. Kane, USAID, Saigon, 1968. Contact: Brian McNamara, brian_mac@adelaide.on.net
Looking for anyone who served with my father, Stephen Decker, 24th Corps, Danang, 1969-71. He died of cancer from Agent Orange. Contact: Stephen Decker, big_daddy_d_4me@hotmail.com
Looking for anyone who served with my brother, Richard A. Cheek, USN, River Assault Div. 111-112, Task Force 117. He was KIA September 15, 1967. Contact: DartAz@aol.com
Looking for anyone who served with me in 2nd Bn., 27th Mar., Camp Pendleton; sent to Vietnam during Tet in early 1968. I was sent to 2nd Bn., 9th Mar., to finish tour. Especially Keith Rocho and Ken Hillary. Contact: Michael I. Rose, P.O. Box 143, Carlyle, IL 62231; tworoses@onemain.com
Looking for anyone who was stationed at Stead Army Airbase, Reno, Nevada, 1965, who may have known Diane McGinnis or Gary Bauer. Contact: Mstngjnky7@cs.com
Need to verify combat incidents for David Webb, 9th Eng., June to August 1966, then 1st Shore Party Bn., August 17, 1966, to June 12, 1967. Incidents could include other Marine units he was assigned to. Contact: Chris Stirling, NYS Division of Veterans Affairs, 5 Empire State Plaza, Suite 2836, Albany, NY 12223-1551; 518-486-3720.
Looking for anyone who remembers a black Huey night ship known as the ``Pink Panther'' used in mid to late 1970. Possibly 121st Aviation Co. Need information for VA claim. Contact: Jim R. Riesenberg, Courthouse, 615 N. 6th St., Sheboygan, WI 53081-4692; 920-459-4054; 920-459-3054 (fax); riesejrr@co.sheboygan.wi.us
Looking for anyone who served with my uncle, Danilo Sancho Ugalde (Danny Sancho), U.S. Army, late 1960 to early 1970 in Vietnam. He was later based in Germany and I believe he was a Green Beret. Contact: José-Ignacio Castro-Sancho, M.D., P.O. Box 31-1260 Plaza Colonial, Escazú, San José; 506-471-2179; 506-228-4680 (fax); joeignaz@yahoo.com
Looking for anyone who served with me in HQ & Base Svc. Squad, 440th Air Svc. Grp., 9th AAF. Also need rooster for November and December 1944. Contact: Carl J. May, 2524 Canterbury, Muskogee, OK 74403; 918-683-6059.
Searching for anyone who served with Pat McCormick, a Catholic chaplain attached to 2nd Squadron, Australian Air Force, Phang Rang. Attempting to have him honored in the War Memorial in Canaberra. Contact: Phil Cullen, 41 Cominan Ave., Banora Pt., Australia 2486; ccullen@ozemail.com.au
Would like to locate anyone who served with 248th Supply Co., Qui Nhon, September 1966-67. Contact: George Beam, 11097 Verona Rd., Battle Creek, MI 49014; 616-969-2421.
Vietnam veteran who served aboard USS Long Beach looking for active duty, retired, reservist, and honorably discharged personnel to participate in NBC Warfare Survival Think Tank. Need nuclear, biological, and chemical warefare specialist. Contact: Fred Lane, seatime@surferz.net
Desperately seeking Suzie Christy, a nurse who served with 12th Evac., Cu Chi, March 1967-68 who took care of me in January 1968. Contact: John W. Erby, 10046 Indian Springs Dr., Cincinnati, OH 45241-3631; 513-777-1538; ltjwerby@aol.com
Looking for anyone who remembers mine explosion, August 31, 1965, near Chu Lai. KIAs, Lt. Mitchell, Cpl. Duffy and WIAs Cpl. Ed ``Wickerbill'' Beesley, Sgt. Bolt, and others. Seeking name of young corpsman who worked on Ed Beesley. Also, anyone in truck explosion June 5, 1965, near Chu Lai. Contact: Norm Kegerreis, 56 Queen Ave., Enola, PA 17025; 717-728-3395.
Trying to find basic training book, Ft. Bliss, El Paso, Texas, B Co., 2-2, January to April 1969. Contact: Roberto C. Gonzalez, Jr., 218 Agnes Dr., San Antonio, TX 78212; 210-822-3531.
Looking for anyone who served aboard USS Caroline County (LST 525), Mekong Delta, Saigon, Vung Tau, Danang, and Cua Viet, 1968-69. Also, anyone who serve aboard USS Eversole (D.D. 789) during May-December 1972 West Pac deployment. Contact: Patrick H. Hetrick, 21 Hillcrest Dr., San Rafael, CA 94901.
Trying to locate any Seabees I served with in NSA, Danang, or any MCB-4, Delta Co., 1968-69. Contact: William H. Welsh, 229 Henry St., South Amboy, NJ 08879; 732-525-2232.
Trying to locate Sgt. Roy A. Flegle who served with me in HHT 4/12 Cav., Ft. Carson, 1967-68. He volunteered to go to Vietnam with A Trp., 4/12 Cav. in 1968. I went to RVN about four months later. Contact: John E. Hunt, 3702 Drayton Dr., Augusta, GA 30906.
Seeking anyone who served with 366 SPS, Tiger Flt. (L.E.), Danang AB, 1970-71. Contact: Brad K. Felmly, P.O. Box 773, Piscataway, NJ 08854; Sunburnkid@hotmail.com
Looking for anyone who served in USAF, 822 CSPS, Hawaii, Vietnam, or Seymour Johnson, North Carolina, to establish a service-connected claim for PTSD. Received neck injury while training in Hawaii during night training assault. Contact: Pablo Suárez, P.O. Box 637, Aquirre, PR 00704; 787-824-8396.
Looking for anyone who served with me in 3rd Med., 3rd Mar. Div., 1969, Quang Tri. Especially, Buddha, Hawg, Arizona, Wally, and Animal. Contact: Robert ``Pigpen'' Penn, 5130 Ramillie Rn., Winston-Salem, NC 27106; 336-924-0610.
Looking for Ron Brensfield who served with C Trp., 3/4th Cav., 25th Inf., 1969-70. He also served with Delta Trp. air rifles. Contact: Jim ``Bob'' (Bobikevich) Sawvell, HC 71, Box 175, Graysville, TN 37338; 423-554-3830.
Looking for anyone who served with 458th Trans. Co., PBR, 92nd Military Police Bn., April 1968 to January 1970. Contact: Wifredo (Pancho Villa) Rodriguez, 6194 Rt. 193, Andover, OH 44003; 440-293-5623.
Looking for anyone who served with my father, André Jean Varrin, Jr., U.S. Navy, Vietnam, aboard aircraft carriers as an airdale mechanic. Contact: Alan Varrin, #185899 10D-241, N.E.C.C., 13698 Airport Rd., Bowling Green, MO 63334-2733.
Trying to find basic training graduation album, Ft. Gordon, Georgia, June 1967. Contact: Hector F. Rivera Perez, 50 Gautier Benitez St., Hato Rey, PR 00917; 787-759-6279; HectorFRP2000@yahoo.com
Would like to contact anyone who served with 3rd Bn., 22nd Reg., 25th Inf. Div., January 31, 1970. Especially any wounded dusted off under fire or commanders that put the dust- off crew in for DFC. I was the dust off medic. Contact: Michael E. Provence, 043843, P.O. Box 949000, C1-101 UP, Miami, FL 33194-9000; gwenspivey@aol.com


Enjoy these great selection of pack to spend good time during baby bath: baby bath set and its glove. For all taste: embroidery pattern or embroidery inscription and so many colours.
With its large size 100x100 cm and its 100% soft cotton sponge 320g/m², you will be able to gently dry your baby at the end of the bath and wrap him up well in this bath cape with a cotton muslin hood printed "stars".


He's about to run past a haunted house and plasma donation place.
All we need is a kid with a bike and an iPhone connected to a drone.
Boots? What we needs are socks. Did you see those socks on RY? Essentially non-existent. What he needs are the Vibram Five Finger Shoes. All the wacko plodders wear them.
So let's see. 85 miles, then 70, then 74, then 70 and a game of football, then 75, then 76.
Nothing unusual there. Only thing that stands out is that football game.
I'm still thinking turf toe.
Uups that was just a short stop.
Tracker is on the move again.
Back to 80 mile days with some sightseeing along the way.
It was way more comfy than the last week.
All within a mile or so of Speedy Rob's run this morning. Yeesh.
probably been covered, but it is illegal to be a pedestrian on most all interstates. have they been ticketed for this yet, told to move to secondary roads? this is amurica after all.
This is one of the saddest and most depressing parts of Indianapolis.
Indy Gun Bunker right around the corner. Could be handy to have something against those nightly ax wielders.
He is too fast. Every time a citizen jaywalking report comes in he has moved to a new policing jurisdiction.
Rob is now passing through one of the happiest and scenic parts of Indianapolis.
Actually, his cult will deify him as a god, and they already have.
It's his critics that will unintentionally make him a martyr if they interfere. That's why it's good that the ultra guys just observe.
The problem with a mortal achieving immortality in any field is that it's hard to maintain it, whether an athlete, a musician, or whatever. Rob flew too close to the sun on this one and might still survive it and remain immortal to the masses.
RY get up you sonuvabitch cause Mickey loves ya!
Don't give the geezers, American rebels and LRCers the satisfaction.
Roll Brittania. For the kids.
He is definately walking and not running. Did anyone wake up Laz? He could be all the way to Ohio before the wizard arises with his words of Ultra wisdom.
Then why aren't the geezers shouting "Citizen's arrest! Citizen's arrest!" at the top of their lungs?


DULLES, Va.Feb. 1, 2018-- Orbital ATK (NYSE: OA), a global leader in aerospace and defense technologies, today announced the successful launch of the GovSat-1 multi-mission satellite. Orbital ATK built the satellite for GovSat, a public-private partnership between the Government of Luxembourg and world-leading satellite operator SES. GovSat-1 launched aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket and marks the second GEOStar-3 satellite built by Orbital ATK to launch this month. It will be used to provide service to governmental and institutional customers.
Liftoff occurred on January 31 at 4:25 p.m. EST from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Florida. The satellite separated successfully from the launch vehicle approximately 32 minutes into the mission after reaching its targeted orbit. Orbital ATK completed the satellite s initial post-launch health check and configuration in preparation for 16 days of orbit-raising procedures and in-orbit tests. Once testing has been completed, operational control of GovSat-1 will be handed over to GovSat.
Our initial testing of GovSat-1 shows the satellite is performing nominally, said Amer Khouri, Vice President of the Commercial Satellite business at Orbital ATK. The company has previously delivered six GEOStar satellites to SES, one of GovSat s shareholders. GovSat-1 demonstrates continued confidence in the company s GEOStar products.
GovSat-1 was built in Orbital ATK s satellite manufacturing facility in Dulles, Virginia. It is an X-band and military Ka-band satellite that provides high-powered and fully steerable spot beams for multiple government missions. The satellite will be positioned on the European geostationary orbit arc and provide coverage to Europe, the Middle East and Africa, along with extensive maritime coverage over the Mediterranean and Baltic seas, and the Atlantic and Indian Oceans.


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Willagee is a suburb of Perth, Western Australia  south-southwest of the Perth central business district. It is within the local government area of City of Melville, and the electoral district of Willagee, which takes its name from the suburb.

History
Willagee is named after Willagee Swamp, the Noongar name of a now-reclaimed feature in the area. The suburb originally comprised a housing estate known as "Willagee Park", created by the State Housing Commission. Willagee was brought into existence "primarily to provide accommodation for employees in the new industrial area being developed by the Fremantle City Council." Surveying and clearing of the land had commenced in December 1950, with a number of "first-class roads" constructed by the Melville Roads Board in 1951. A number of dwellings were prefabricated homes imported from Austria. The suburb is now characterised by demountable, wooden cottages with stilts(spears), although it is in the midst of a sweeping redevelopment plan, which is supposed to improve the quality of the housing.

Geography
The suburb is bounded by Leach Highway to the north, Garling Street to the south, Stock Road to the west and North Lake Road to the east. Willagee borders Melville and Myaree to the north and north-east, Winthrop to the east, Kardinya to the south-east and south, O'Connor to the south and south-west, and Palmyra to the west and north-west.

Parks and reserves
There are ten parks and reserves located in Willagee: Arthur Kay Reserve, Harmony Park, Harry Bailey Park, Joan Williams Park, Roy Neal Reserve, Tony Zevela Park, Walter West Reserve, Webber Reserve, William Reynolds Reserve and Winnacott Reserve. The largest of these are Webber Reserve and Winnacott Reserve, which are both used by local sporting clubs, including the Willagee Bears Rugby League Football Club and the Winnacott Kats Junior Football Club.

Facilities
Much of the suburb's facilities are centred along two main thoroughfares: Winnacott Street, running north–south, and Archibald Street, running east–west. A large precinct, consisting of a library, community centre, an IGA, post office and various other stores, is located at the junction of these two roads. A smaller shopping centre, Willagee Supermarket, is located at the intersection of Leach Highway and Stock Road, in the north-west corner of the suburb.

Caralee Community School was formed in 2005 from a merger of Willagee Primary School and Carawatha Primary School, and is currently attended by approximately 300 students. The school is located in Melville Senior High School's catchment area. The Fremantle Language Development Centre is also located at the site.

Transport
Willagee is served by the 140, 160 and 502 Transperth bus routes from Fremantle. All services are operated by Transdev WA.

References

External links

Suburbs of Perth, Western Australia
Suburbs in the City of Melville
1952 establishments in Australia

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If India wins the Test series against Australia without Virat Kohli, they can celebrate for a year: Michael Clarke
Virat Kohli is set to miss three Tests against Australia.
CricTracker Author
Updated - Nov 30, 2020 5:48 pm
Michael Clarke. (Photo Source: Twitter)
Former Australian captain Michael Clarke is an admirer of Indian captain Virat Kohli. He believes that Kohli plays two roles for India, one as a captain and other as a batsman and it would be difficult for the visitors to find a replacement for Indian skipper in the last three Test matches of the four-match series against Australia.
Kohli would not be a part of the last three Tests against Australia as he would be traveling back to India to be with his wife Anushka Sharma for the birth of their first child. Michael Clarke believes that it would be no less than a miracle and the Indian team should celebrate for a year if they manage to stamp their authority in the Tests without Virat Kohli.
Clarke believes that nobody can fill in Kohli's boots but it can also be an opportunity for India to give opportunities to new players and test them on Australian pitches. According to the former Australian captain, KL Rahul can be a good option to bat at number 4 position in Tests in the absence of Indian skipper while Ajinkya Rahane should don the captaincy hat.
Virat Kohli's boots can never be filled by anybody, says Michael Clarke
"There are probably two sides to Virat, one is the captaincy part and the other is the batting part. Who is going to bat in place of Virat. KL Rahul is very talented, there is no doubt about it. I think he is experienced, playing in these conditions before. He can do it.
"But Virat Kohli's boots can never be filled by anybody. I love Jinx (Rahane). He is a great player. His captaincy is pretty good. Tactically, he is a very good captain and it's going to be good for India. You have got to see it as an opportunity. You have got to try and create history," Michael Clarke stated as quoted by India Today.
Further in the interaction, Clarke reckoned that the Indian team should celebrate for a whole year if they manage to win the Test series without Kohli. Also though he believes that it would be an impossible task, the visiting players should have faith in themselves.
"If India can beat Australia at Australia's own backyard without Virat Kohli, you can celebrate for a year. That will be an unbelievable win. I think that's the way Indian players have to look at it. They have to believe they are good enough to take on and beat this Australian team," the 42-year old added.
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BELLEVUE, Wash., Oct. 5, 2015 /PRNewswire/ — Expedia.com®, one of the world's largest full service online travel sites1, today released the results of the inaugural Expedia 2015 Hotel Etiquette Study, which asked 1,022 Americans to rank the frustrating, sneaky, sometimes quirky behavior exhibited by their fellow hotel guests. The study was commissioned by Expedia and conducted by GfK, an independent global market research company.
By a slight margin, "Inattentive Parents" – parents who let their kids run wild – are the most aggravating hotel guests, having been called out by 67% of Americans. 64% of Americans are frustrated by "Hallway Hellraisers," while 54% of Americans complained about "The Complainers," or guests who berate hotel staff over minor inconveniences.
A full analysis of the 2015 Hotel Etiquette Study can be found at Expedia's Viewfinder blog.
Americans are divided on hotel tipping habits. A full 27% report that they "do not tip" hotel employees at all. 3% have attempted to tip a hotel employee to secure a room upgrade. 51% of Americans tip their housekeepers (who are tipped more than any other employee). 40% tip for room service deliveries. 31% tip the valet. 21% tip the porter, just 10% tip the concierge and 7% tip cabana attendants.
Americans may be split on whether to tip the housekeeper in part because of personal organizational habits. 80% of Americans profess that they keep their hotel room "tidy," versus 20% of guests who rely entirely on housekeeping.
2% have deliberately eavesdropped on guests in a neighboring room.
6% haggle with the hotel over their room rate at check-in.
The study was conducted online using the GfK "KnowledgePanel," an online probability-based panel designed to be representative of the US general population, not just the online population. The study consisted of 1,022 interviews of randomly selected U.S. adult residents, conducted between August 7-9, 2015, among adults aged 18+.
1Based on a comparison of other full-service online travel agencies, defined as those providing booking and services related to air, hotel, cruise, car and activities to a global customer base. Data based on comScore Media Metrix for Expedia, Inc. Sites, Worldwide, Average Monthly Unique Visitors, Oct '12-Sept '13.
GfK is one of the world's largest research companies, with more than 13,000 experts working to discover new insights into the way people live, think and shop, in over 100 markets, every day. GfK is constantly innovating and using the latest technologies and the smartest methodologies to give its clients the clearest understanding of the most important people in the world: their customers. In 2012, GfK's sales amounted to €1.51 billion. To find out more, visit www.gfk.com.
GfK Public Affairs & Corporate Communications is a division of GfK. The group specializes in customized public affairs and public opinion polling, media and corporate communications research, and corporate reputation measurement in the US and globally, in addition to delivering a broad range of customized research studies.


Where the streets have no name, Maputo, originally uploaded by Jeremy Weate.
Invisible Cities 7. There is a city where there are signposts everywhere. And each signpost is empty of language. The citizens decide on the names of the streets by consensus at 8am each morning. Poets run the naming sessions..


Do all goals get achieved ahead of time ? NO ! Do all goals get achieved to begin with ? Again, NO ! In my opinion proper goal setting consists of some goals being achieved and other goals being slightly beyond our reach for whatever the reason may be.
Goal setting is something that is controversial however if utilized properly can pay dividends if it matches your personality style. If you are so internally driven that goals make no difference in your performance, then GREAT! However, by tracking and setting goals for milestones in the gym and small benchmarks in our progression, we are able to feel accomplished momentarily and celebrate that win. Without appreciation or recognition of our progress we can sometimes forget how far we have come or diminish some of the things we have accomplished. But don't get me wrong, after you stop and smell the roses for a second, get back after it, GO FOR MORE !
The same can be said for nutrition, set a goal this month to eat out 1 time less per week and go from there ! The gym should be fun ! Find something you enjoy, challenge yourself, and track your progress.


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YouTube Determines That NASCAR Does Not Have A Copyright On Everything It Claims To Have Copyrighted
Following yesterday's frightening crash in NASCAR's Nationwide Series DRIVE4COPD 300 at Daytona, controversy surged following NASCAR's decision to pull fan video of crash debris entering the grandstands.
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Initially the message from YouTube was that NASCAR had pulled the video down on copyright grounds, presumably pursuant to language similar to the ticket below granting entrance to a NASCAR event at Indianapolis Motor Speedway:
On the ticket, NASCAR claims to own the rights to all "images, sounds and data" from a particular event. For further information regarding the clause and its applicability, ticketholders are directed to www.nascar.com/rights, which does not load. NASCAR later changed course, saying the video had been pulled in deference to the uncertain health status of many of the injured fans. This still does not change NASCAR's initial stance, however, that they have a right to limit access to this content.
YouTube later disagreed and reinstated the video. It's a reversal not often realized, likely because it requires a proactive step from the uploader—the person responsible for a potential copyright violation. Once a video is pulled for alleged copyright infringement, the uploader must file a counter-notification to have YouTube reinstate the video. This process can only be used on content believed to have been misidentified or removed by mistake. It usually takes 10 days and requires sending personal information to the person making the copyright claim. Last night, Erik Wemple at The Washington Post got a statement from YouTube on the decision to reinstate the video:
"Our partners and users do not have the right to take down videos from YouTube unless they contain content which is copyright infringing, which is why we have reinstated the videos."
The quote is pretty vague on the who, the why and the how of the decision, but one thing is clear: as far as YouTube is concerned, NASCAR does not have a copyright claim to all images, sounds and data from an event to which it has issued tickets.
Wemple also notes that YouTube can reinstate videos without the counter-notification process "after it takes a look and decides for itself that the material doesn't infringe copyright, or when it feels that there has been abuse of its copyright process." That is not really spelled out on the site, but if a claim is improperly filed, YouTube may be able to treat it as voided and disregard it.
Most likely, the events in the immediate aftermath of the crash unfolded like this: NASCAR panicked about the video being online and requested YouTube take it down. YouTube rolled over as it usually does. As the story developed, outrage spread at the handling of the situation. ESPN initially was not even covering the crash apart from speaking to drivers even though the story clearly shifted from the track to the stands.
It was all compounded when video capturing the exact moment that happened was no longer hosted by YouTube because NASCAR pulled it. Eventually all involved realized that there was nothing copyrightable about the event from NASCAR's point of view. So YouTube reinstated the video in a matter of hours, and NASCAR said the removal was not based on a copyright claim but rather out of respect and caution. A noble if not entirely believable clarification.
It will be interesting to see what, if any, impact this may have on other events. Most teams and leagues have similarly broad language regarding copyright claims for action the ticketholder may witness—the Yankees for instance refer to this as "game information" and claim all the rights NASCAR does and specifically prohibit you from transmitting information while simultaneously ensuring the ability to use your likeness in its own transmissions. Teams, leagues and entertainment providers go to great lengths to protect their brand reputation (profitability) and as we saw yesterday often have powerful allies. But at some point yesterday enough people made a stink that they cut through the bullshit. It makes you wonder what YouTube will do the next time a fan captures a spontaneous break in the typical action.
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And then John Cena holds up his championship belt, and "The Stars and Stripes Forever" starts…


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package com.dropbox.djinni.test;

import java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicBoolean;
import javax.annotation.CheckForNull;
import javax.annotation.Nonnull;

public abstract class BaseCppInterfaceInheritance {
    @Nonnull
    public abstract String baseMethod();

    @Nonnull
    public abstract String overrideMethod();

    @CheckForNull
    public static native BaseCppInterfaceInheritance create();

    private static final class CppProxy extends BaseCppInterfaceInheritance
    {
        private final long nativeRef;
        private final AtomicBoolean destroyed = new AtomicBoolean(false);

        private CppProxy(long nativeRef)
        {
            if (nativeRef == 0) throw new RuntimeException("nativeRef is zero");
            this.nativeRef = nativeRef;
        }

        private native void nativeDestroy(long nativeRef);
        public void destroy()
        {
            boolean destroyed = this.destroyed.getAndSet(true);
            if (!destroyed) nativeDestroy(this.nativeRef);
        }
        protected void finalize() throws java.lang.Throwable
        {
            destroy();
            super.finalize();
        }

        // BaseCppInterfaceInheritance methods

        @Override
        public String baseMethod()
        {
            assert !this.destroyed.get() : "trying to use a destroyed object";
            return native_baseMethod(this.nativeRef);
        }
        private native String native_baseMethod(long _nativeRef);

        @Override
        public String overrideMethod()
        {
            assert !this.destroyed.get() : "trying to use a destroyed object";
            return native_overrideMethod(this.nativeRef);
        }
        private native String native_overrideMethod(long _nativeRef);
    }
}


Microsoft released Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17692 (RS5) to Windows Insiders in the Skip Ahead ring and the Fast ring. The build brings lots of new features such as SwiftKey intelligence, WebDriver improvements, ease of access improvements, narrator improvements, game bar and game mode improvements, search improvements and more. Here are the known issues and bug fixes that are included in the build as well.
The issue that resulted in audio glitches on the system was fixed.
The issue involving the Eye Control's fail was fixed.
The issue that made some games such as Counter Strike: Global Offensive to crash on launch was fixed.
The issue that triggered Settings' crash when trying to open Data Usage Settings was fixed.
Delivery Optimization Settings is now directly listed as a category under Settings > Update & Security.
The issue that resulted in Windows Security app crashing when adding a process to the exclusion list got fixed as well.
The login screen crashes in a loop when the active sign-in method is set to Picture Password, and you should remove Picture Password before you upgrade to this build.
DRM video playback in Microsoft Edge is broken, but you can use Netflix to play videos.
There are a few issues with the Narrator.
The build comes with known issues for developers as well, and you can read about them in Microsoft's official notes.
The Game Bar is likely to crash on x86 systems.
The framerate counter chart doesn't show up correctly.
The CPU chart shows incorrect percentage.
Charts in the performance panel don't update immediately.
The gamerpic does not display correctly even after you sign in.
How has your Windows 10 build 17692 experience been so far? Let us know in the comments below.


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package com.withwiz.plankton.conversion;

import org.apache.commons.codec.binary.Hex;

/**
 * Hex util class
 */
public class HexUtil {

    /**
     * convert Hex string to int
     *
     * @param hexString hex string
     * @return int value
     */
    public static int toInt(String hexString) {
        return Integer.parseInt(hexString.replaceFirst("^0x", ""), 16);
    }

    /**
     * convert hex string to text
     *
     * @param hex hex string
     * @return text
     */
    public static String toString(String hex) {

        StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
        StringBuilder temp = new StringBuilder();

        //49204c6f7665204a617661 split into two characters 49, 20, 4c...
        for (int i = 0; i < hex.length() - 1; i += 2) {

            //grab the hex in pairs
            String output = hex.substring(i, (i + 2));
            //convert hex to decimal
            int decimal = Integer.parseInt(output, 16);
            //convert the decimal to character
            sb.append((char) decimal);

            temp.append(decimal);
        }
        System.out.println("Decimal : " + temp.toString());

        return sb.toString();
    }

    /**
     * convert hex String to bytearray
     *
     * @param hexString hex string
     * @return byte[]
     */
    public static byte[] toByteArray(String hexString) {
        if (hexString == null || hexString.length() == 0) {
            return null;
        }
        hexString = hexString.replace("0x", "");

        byte[] ba = new byte[hexString.length() / 2];
        for (int i = 0; i < ba.length; i++) {
            ba[i] = (byte) Integer.parseInt(hexString.substring(2 * i, 2 * i + 2), 16);
        }
        return ba;
    }

    /**
     * test main
     *
     * @param args  arguments
     */
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        int src = 1193046;
        String hexString = IntUtil.toHexString(src, 8);
        System.out.println("src: " + src);
        System.out.println("hex: " + hexString);
        System.out.println("decoded: " + HexUtil.toInt(hexString));
    }
}