This command instructs the system as follows: "Insert into the kernel's packet filtering the following as the first rule to check on incoming packets: If the protocol is TCP and the destination port is 80, redirect the packet to port 8080." Be aware that your kernel must be compiled with support for ipchains (virtually all stock kernels are). You must have the "ipchains" command-line utility installed (on RedHat the package is aptly named "ipchains"). You can run this command at any time, preferably just once since it inserts another copy of the rule every time you run it.
Once you set up this rule , a Linux 2.2 kernel redirects all data addressed to port 80 to a server such as Jetty running on port 8080.This includes all RedHat 6.x distros. Linux 2.4 kernels, for example, RedHat 7.1+, have a similar "iptables" facility.
On many Linux systems you can use the iptables REDIRECT mechanism to redirect from one port to another inside the kernel (if iptables is not available, then usually ipchains is (see above).
The underlying model of iptables is different from ipchains, so the forwarding normally happens only to packets originating off-box. You also need to allow incoming packets to port 8080 if you use iptables as a local firewall.
Be careful to place rules like this one early in your input chain. Such rules must precede any rule that accepts the packet, otherwise the redirection won't occur. You can insert as many rules as required if your server needs to listen on multiple ports, as for HTTPS.
This extension of org.eclipse.jetty.server.Server will make a JNI call to set the unix UID. This can be used to start the server as root so that privileged ports may be accessed and then switch to a non-root user for security.
The SetUID feature is among the Jetty 7 modules that remain at Codehaus, and it retains the mortbay.org package naming. It uses the Jetty 7 package modules at Eclipse. Jetty-hightide at Codehaus comes with jetty-setuid compiled and configured.
Copy the jetty-setuid.jar, and the jna jar to $jetty.home/lib/setuid. Also copy the .so file to $jetty.home/lib/setuid, but make sure you rename it "libsetuid.so". Unjar the config jar into $jetty.home.
UMASK with the umask setting you want the process to have. The umask will be set before the server is started.
You must enter it in decimal. That is, if you want the effect of umask 022, you must use <Set name="umask">18</Set>.
If you prefer hexadecimal, enter <Set name="umaskOctal">022</Set>.
You can remove this line if you don't want to change this at runtime.
Set it to 002 if you get an error to the effect that root does not have permission to write to the log file.
USERID with the ID of the user you want the process to execute as once the ports have been opened.
For your convenience, if you downloaded jetty-hightide, you'll find one of these ready made in the $jetty.home/etc/jetty-setuid.xml.
You *must* ensure that the etc/jetty-setuid.xml (or --pre=etc/jetty-setuid.xml for Jetty Hightide 7.6.5/8.1.5) file is first in the list of config files.
Switch to the userid of your choice.
Optionally set the umask of your choice.
As the setuid feature relies on a native library, if the .so file available on the maven central repo at jetty-setuid-lib does not work in your environment, you may need to build it from source. Checkout the git://git.codehaus.org/jetty-project.git repository and modify the jetty-setuid/modules/native/pom.xml as necessary.
With modern Linux flavours, inetd has a newer, better big brother xinetd, that you can use to redirect network traffic. Since xinetd is driven by text files, all you need is a text editor. For detailed information, see xinetd.
The format is the same; if you have a look at the file/directory, you will get the picture.
Space on either side of the '=' or it is ignored.
Have a browse in /etc/services and it will all become clear.
Logging might present certain security problems, so you might want to leave that out.
RHEL5 doesn't contain xinetd by default for reasons best known to themselves. yum install xinetd fixes that.
Xinetd is a hugely powerful and configurable system so expect to do some reading.
Now the myself user can bind to port 80.
Refer to the Solaris documentation for more information.


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SnagFilms is also hosting "Hamptons Extra," a collection of documentaries selected by Hamptons programmers that will become exclusively available online at the start of the festival. This addendum to the Hamptons lineup builds on SnagFilms' widget-based release concept. Ten thousand widgets, which Allen called "virtual theaters," currently have been embedded at various sites. "Sixty days into it, we're really learning what works and what doesn't," Allen said during his appearance today.
The SnagFilms announcement followed several discussions at IFP this week centered on new opportunities available to filmmakers on the Internet. Finnish filmmaker Timo Vuorensola, director of the downloadable satiric feature "Star Wreck: In the Pirkinning," screened a trailer of his upcoming science fiction film "Iron Sky," for which he plans to take a conventional theatrical distribution route. However, Vuorensola noted that "Star Wreck" has been downloaded eight million times, and the popularity has taught him the importance of reaching out to a specific fan base and sticking with it. Recently, Vuorensola launched "Wreck A Movie," a site geared towards giving filmmakers the tools they need to develop an audience online. "When we involve the community, they make sure each of their friends knows about us," he said. Joining him on the panel, Zachary Lieberman and Ryan Billsborrow-Koo, directors of the contemporary urban western "The West Side" (which recently won a Webby Award), added that avoiding a web-based audience is inherently counterintuitive, since most movies wind up online via piracy, anyway. "Anyone who has made a film in the last twenty years, that film is online," Billsborrow-Koo said.
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My walk today offers wide vistas, huge horizons, paths leading into the unknown, safe paths and rocky paths. All the choices of which way to go are mine alone to make. A horse gazes implacably back at me on the hillside below. He is tethered, his choices limited. Above, a hawk dives in and out of the clouds, turning as he wishes, his choices unlimited. Between them I walk in the sunshine and the shade, picking my own route, my choices limited only by me, my caution, my indecision.
My chosen path disappears over the horizon. Time to turn back? Or to take a step onward, into the unknown? Only a moment's hesitation ……..
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package com.necla.simba.testclient;

import java.io.BufferedWriter;
import java.io.File;
import java.io.FileWriter;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Properties;
import java.util.Random;
import java.util.UUID;
import java.util.concurrent.LinkedBlockingQueue;
import java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicInteger;

import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;

import com.necla.simba.client.SimbaNetworkManager;
import com.necla.simba.client.SeqNumManager;
import com.necla.simba.protocol.Common.DataRow;
import com.necla.simba.protocol.Common.NotificationPull;
import com.necla.simba.protocol.Common.ObjectFragment;
import com.necla.simba.protocol.Common.SubscribeTable;
import com.necla.simba.protocol.Common.SyncHeader;
import com.necla.simba.protocol.Client.ClientMessage;
import com.necla.simba.util.ConsistentHash;
import com.necla.simba.util.Utils;

public class ReaderThread implements Runnable {

	private static final int MINUTE = 60 * 1000;
	private static final String keyspace = "test_3replicas";

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

	protected static Properties properties;
	protected static ConsistentHash hasher;
	Random rnd = new Random();

	private SeqNumManager sequencer = new SeqNumManager();

	String table;
	String outdir;
	String prefix;
	String client;
	int start_ver;
	int period; // in milliseconds
	int DT; // in milliseconds
	int num_rows;

	int startup_delay_minutes;

	LinkedBlockingQueue<ClientMessage> requestQueue = new LinkedBlockingQueue<ClientMessage>();

	int seq;
	UUID randomUUID;
	int curver = -1;
	boolean pull_on_sub_response;

	String gw;
	SimbaNetworkManager mgr;

	BufferedWriter out;
	// PrintWriter out;

	AtomicInteger waiting_to_connect;
	String node_outfile_id;

	int notifyCounter = 0;

	public ReaderThread(String args[], AtomicInteger waiting_to_connect,
			String outdir_, String prefix_, int num, String node_outfile_id) {
		LOG.debug("Starting Client...");
		table = args[1];
		outdir = outdir_;
		prefix = prefix_;
		client = Integer.toString(num);
		curver = Integer.parseInt(args[4]);
		// curver = 0;
		period = Integer.parseInt(args[2]);
		DT = Integer.parseInt(args[3]);
		pull_on_sub_response = false;
		num_rows = Integer.parseInt(args[5]);
		startup_delay_minutes = Integer.parseInt(args[6]);

		this.node_outfile_id = node_outfile_id;
		this.waiting_to_connect = waiting_to_connect;

		try {
			properties = Utils.loadProperties("client.properties");
		} catch (IOException e) {
			e.printStackTrace();
		}

		randomUUID = UUID.randomUUID();

		File file = new File(outdir);
		// if the directory does not exist, create it
		if (!file.exists()) {
			System.out.println("creating directory: " + outdir);
			boolean result = file.mkdirs();

			if (result) {
				System.out.println(outdir + " created");
			}
		}

		out = null;
		try {
			out = new BufferedWriter(new FileWriter(outdir + "/" + prefix + "."
					+ node_outfile_id + "." + client + ".reader.log"));
		} catch (IOException e1) {
			e1.printStackTrace();
		}
	}

	public void run() {

		// random startup delay

		try {
			LOG.debug("random startup delay");
			 Thread.sleep(rnd.nextInt(startup_delay_minutes * MINUTE));
		} catch (InterruptedException e) {
			// TODO Auto-generated catch block
			e.printStackTrace();
		}

		String nodes = properties.getProperty("gateways");
		List<String> nodeArr = Arrays.asList(nodes.split("\\s*,\\s*"));

		// consistent hash gateway selection
		// hasher = new ConsistentHash(nodeArr);
		// gw = hasher.getNode(randomUUID.toString());

		// round robin gateway selection
		gw = nodeArr.get(Integer.parseInt(client) % nodeArr.size());

		LOG.debug("chosen gateway = " + gw);

		String[] str = gw.split(":");

		mgr = new SimbaNetworkManager(str[0], Integer.parseInt(str[1]),
				sequencer, requestQueue, Integer.parseInt(client));

		System.out.println("got connection");

		try {
			LOG.debug("Give the network manager some time to setup (sleeping up to 5 seconds)...");
			Thread.sleep(1000 + rnd.nextInt(4000));
		} catch (InterruptedException e) {
			e.printStackTrace();
		}

		// REGISTER DEVICE

		mgr.registerDevice(randomUUID.toString());

		// SUBSCRIBE

		seq = sequencer.getSeq();

		// int[] periods = { 5000, 10000, 15000, 20000, 25000, 30000 };
		// // DT = 0;//rnd.nextInt(5) * 1000;

		// int[] periods = { 500, 1000, 1500, 2000, 2500, 3000 };
		// int choice = rnd.nextInt(periods.length);
		// period = periods[choice];

		SubscribeTable st = SubscribeTable.newBuilder().setApp(keyspace)
				.setTbl(table).setRev(curver).setPeriod(period)
				.setDelayTolerance(DT).build();

		ClientMessage m2 = ClientMessage.newBuilder().setSubscribeTable(st)
				.setType(ClientMessage.Type.SUB_TBL).setSeq(seq)
				.setToken(randomUUID.toString()).build();

		sequencer.addPendingSeq(seq, m2);
		mgr.sendMessage(m2);

		ClientMessage mmsg = null;

		try {
			mmsg = requestQueue.take();
			// System.out.println("top level: q.take() returned");
		} catch (InterruptedException e) {
			// TODO Auto-generated catch block
			e.printStackTrace();
		}

		final int t = mmsg.getType().getNumber();

		if (t == ClientMessage.Type.SUB_RESPONSE_VALUE) {
			LOG.debug("client" + client + ": SUB_RESPONSE");
		} else {
			LOG.error("client" + client + ": NOT SUB RESPONSE! ABORT!");
			System.exit(1);
		}

		waiting_to_connect.decrementAndGet();

		int c = 0;
		while (waiting_to_connect.get() != 0) {
			try {
				if (c % 120 == 0) {
					System.out.println("waiting on others...");
				}
				Thread.sleep(1 * 1000);
			} catch (InterruptedException e) {
				e.printStackTrace();
			}
			c++;
		}

		System.out.println("ALL CLIENTS CONNECTED!");

		Long init = System.nanoTime();

		HashMap<Integer, Integer> transObjMap = new HashMap<Integer, Integer>();
		HashMap<Integer, Long> latMap = new HashMap<Integer, Long>();
		// keep track of # of object fragments for a given trans id

		int expected_objects = 0;

		while (true) {

			if (0 == num_rows && expected_objects == 0) {
				break;
			}

			try {
				mmsg = requestQueue.take();
			} catch (InterruptedException e) {
				e.printStackTrace();
			}

			final int type = mmsg.getType().getNumber();

			if (type == ClientMessage.Type.BITMAP_NOTIFY_VALUE) {
				notifyCounter++;

				// PULL N ROWS

				seq = sequencer.getSeq();

				System.out.println("client=" + client + ": Sending NOTIFICATION_PULL, from_version="
						+ curver);

				NotificationPull np = NotificationPull.newBuilder()
						.setApp(keyspace).setTbl(table).setFromVersion(curver)
						.setToVersion(curver + 1).build();

				ClientMessage notificationpull = ClientMessage.newBuilder()
						.setType(ClientMessage.Type.NOTIFICATION_PULL)
						.setNotificationPull(np)
						.setToken(randomUUID.toString()).setSeq(seq).build();

				sequencer.addPendingSeq(seq, notificationpull);

				LOG.debug(notificationpull.getType().toString());

				mgr.sendMessage(notificationpull);

				latMap.put(seq, System.nanoTime());

			} else if (type == ClientMessage.Type.PULL_DATA_VALUE) {

				SyncHeader s = mmsg.getPullData().getData();

				int total_objs = 0;

				if (s.getDirtyRowsCount() > 0) {
					for (DataRow row : s.getDirtyRowsList()) {

						if (row.getObjCount() > 0) {
							total_objs += row.getObjCount();
							expected_objects += total_objs;
						}

						if (row.getRev() > curver) {
							curver = row.getRev();
						}

						num_rows--;
					}
				}

				if (total_objs > 0) {
					transObjMap.put(s.getTransId(), total_objs);
				} else {
					long current_time = System.nanoTime();
					long start = latMap.get(s.getTransId());
					try {
						// 4 values:
						// 1: time since experiment start
						// 2: time of request intiation relative to start
						// 3: elapsed time of request
						// 4: transaction id
						out.write((current_time - (double) init) / 1000000000
								+ " " + (start - (double) init) / 1000000 + " "
								+ (current_time - (double) start) / 1000000
								+ " " + s.getTransId() + "\n");
						out.flush();
					} catch (IOException e) {
						e.printStackTrace();
					}
				}

			} else if (type == ClientMessage.Type.OBJECT_FRAGMENT_VALUE) {
				ObjectFragment o = mmsg.getObjectFragment();
				int num_objs = -1;
				if (o.hasEof()) {
					if (o.getEof() == true) {

					}
					if (transObjMap.containsKey(o.getTransId())) {
						num_objs = transObjMap.get(o.getTransId());
					}

					num_objs--;
					expected_objects--;

					if (num_objs == 0) {
						transObjMap.remove(o.getTransId());
						Long start = latMap.get(o.getTransId());
						// write time
						long current_time = System.nanoTime();
						try {
							out.write((current_time - (double) init)
									/ 1000000000 + " "
									+ (start - (double) init) / 1000000 + " "
									+ (current_time - (double) start) / 1000000
									+ " " + o.getTransId() + "\n");
							out.flush();
						} catch (IOException e) {
							e.printStackTrace();
						}
					} else {
						transObjMap.put(o.getTransId(), num_objs);
					}

					if (num_objs == -1) {
						System.out.println("num_objs == -1; ERROR");
					}

				}
			} else {
				LOG.error("unexpected message, "
						+ ClientMessage.Type.valueOf(type).name());
			}
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The glass you choose for the windows in your home is one of the most important decisions you'll make while building or renovating in Auckland.
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Did you know that your windows play a large role in your home's heating energy? With the wrong glass, you'll lose up to 40% of the heat through your windows but with the best option, you'll gain up to 87% heat. Double glazing offers great thermal performance, slashing your energy bills and saving you money.
The gas in between the two panes of glass in a double glazed window virtually eliminates any condensation during winter. This lack of moisture can help with allergies and saves your window framing from any damage.
Clear Float Glass: Provides high light transmission and clarity but shatters easily and doesn't offer any additional insulation.
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Biological and chemical characterisation of marine streptomycetes active against selected pathogenic yeasts / Mumtaz Hidayahtullah bt Atau @ Yatau
Atau @ Yatau, Mumtaz Hidayahtullah (2012) Biological and chemical characterisation of marine streptomycetes active against selected pathogenic yeasts / Mumtaz Hidayahtullah bt Atau @ Yatau. Masters thesis, University of Malaya.
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Streptomyces spp. have been the most abundant sources of all types of antibiotics. The success of marine natural products has promoted the marine environment as a source of novel chemical diversity for drug discovery. In Malaysia, the marine actinomycetes niche remains virtually unexplored and is a promising resource for the biotechnological applications including drug discovery. Screening for antifungal activity revealed that six out of 44 putative Streptomyces spp. isolated from sponges from Tioman Island showed strong antifungal activities against Candida albicans and Schizosaccharomyces pombe. Some physiological characterisation was done to these six potential strains to facilitate the strain identification including temperature range and optimum temperature range for growth, formation of melanoid pigment, liquefaction of gelatin, hydrolysis of starch, hydrogen sulfide production, sodium chloride tolerance, carbon sources utilization,nitrate reduction test and pH sensitivity. Fermentation of these strains was done using ISP 2 broth as growth medium prior to extraction of their bioactive components using ethyl acetate in ratio of 3:1 (filtrate broth: ethyl acetate). The crude extract of the strains were analysed using high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) for chemical profiling. Based on the HPLC analysis, interesting compounds in three strains (X34, X42 and X77) were detected. 16S rRNA gene sequence analysis of these three strains showed 100%, 99.70% and 99.76% similarity to Streptomyces rochei (strain X34), Streptomyces albidoflavus (strain X42) and Streptomyces cavourensis (strain X77), respectively. When crude extracts of these three strains were tested against S. pombe, only strain X34 was positive and was further profiled, purified and isolated by column chromatography, thin layer chromatography (TLC), HPLC and preparative thin layer chromatography (PTLC). Six fractions (F1-F6) were obtained after column chromatography was done to strain X34, and were tested against S. pombe. As only iv fraction F5 was positive, this fraction was subjected to PTLC. Another six sub-fractions (F5.1-F5.6) obtained after PTLC (of fraction F5) which were then tested against S. pombe. As a result, two out of six sub-fractions (F5.1 and F5.4) showed antifungal activity against the tested fungi but based on their 1H-NMR chromatogram, only subfraction F5.1 was further analysed by nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) and fourier transformation infrared spectroscopy (FTIR) for structure identification. Both NMR and FTIR analyses showed that the active sub-fraction (F5.1) was belonging to 2-(3- hydroxybutan-2-yloxy) propanoic acid. This is the first report of antifungal activity of this compound isolated from Streptomyces rochei.
Dissertation (M.Sc.) -- Institut Sains Biologi, Fakulti Sains, Universiti Malaya, 2012
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Style Sunday: Sporty Chic & Monthly Giveaway!
I forgot to blog last weeks Style Sunday video, this was a "Sporty-Chic" look that I wanted to do on a budget.
Here is the video for Style Sunday….
And here is the video for the July Giveaway….


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Happy Women's Month 2015
The Library of Congress, National Archives and Records Administration, National Endowment for the Humanities, National Gallery of Art, National Park Service, Smithsonian Institution and United States Holocaust Memorial Museum join in paying tribute to the generations of women whose commitment to nature and the planet have proved invaluable to society.
Women's History Month had its origins as a national celebration in 1981 when Congress passed Pub. L. 97-28 which authorized and requested the President to proclaim the week beginning March 7, 1982 as "Women's History Week." Throughout the next five years, Congress continued to pass joint resolutions designating a week in March as "Women's History Week." In 1987 after being petitioned by the National Women's History Project, Congress passed Pub. L. 100-9 which designated the month of March 1987 as "Women's History Month." Between 1988 and 1994, Congress passed additional resolutions requesting and authorizing the President to proclaim March of each year as Women's History Month. Since 1995, Presidents Clinton, Bush and Obama have issued a series of annual proclamations designating the month of March as "Women's History Month."
From the Law Library of Congress' guide to the legislative history of Women's History Month.
NMNJ Artist of the Week: Authentik
Employee Appreciation Day celebrated on March 6th
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All Products : Antique Pattern Library - a New Media Arts Inc Project, Preserving Artistic Heritage. Creating Digital Heritage.
Collection of twelve small flower motifs.
Crochet book about table cloths, place mats and such. 24 pages, mostly black and white illustrations.


Tredstep rider Lauren Kieffer and Jacqueline Mars' Landmark's Monte Carlo skipped to the CIC3* win at Jersey Fresh this past weekend. This was the 9-year-old Irish/Thoroughbred cross gelding's first CIC3*, though you wouldn't have known it watching him make light work of the challenging questions.
After scoring a 46.2, good for second place, in the dressage, Lauren and Landmark's Monte Carlo went on to add just eight time penalties on cross country to move into first place, also claiming just one of a handful of double clear rounds in the show jumping.
Thanks to The Horse Pestesrer, we can get a good look at what is surely an exciting talent in Lauren's string. We'll be on the lookout for more from this talented young horse! Be sure to check out all of The Horse Pesterer's videos from the weekend here.


What Would the World's Most Iconic Landmarks Cost Today?
Do you have $222K laying around? Want a very large, famous British clock tower? I mean, of course you do, it's definitely just a matter of space and whatnot.
To find out what world-famous structures would cost if they were built today, HomeAdvisor analyzed seven of the most iconic, taking into account labor and material costs. It even put together a handy infographic that also includes some of the original costs, so you can compare them to today's. The State of Liberty actually cost nearly 10 times more in 1886 than it would if it were built today, and Big Ben cost around $170.5K more in 1858 than it would today. But it's not all better than it was back then -- Christ the Redeemer is noticeably more expensive to build today, coming in at about a million more than in 1931.
Still, some of the estimated modern costs are actually shockingly cheap -- building the Statue of Liberty or Big Ben today would essentially be cheaper than buying a small Manhattan apartment. Soooo.... anyone feel like doing some building? Who needs a home when you can have a landmark, right?!
Lucy Meilus is a staff writer for Thrillist. She is currently building a Big Ben replica. Follow her on Twitter at @Lucymeilus and send news tips to news@thrillist.com.


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Q: Arithmetic with byte in Java I know that the byte and the short data types are not given 2's complement treatment in Java. What I mean by this statement of mine is demonstrated in the example below:
byte b1 = 0xFF;    //error, 255 is outside the range of byte
byte b2 = 0b1100;    //12 is stored, and not -4

Now, take the following example:
byte b3 = 0;
b3 += 0xFF;
System.out.println(b3);    //prints -1 on the console

Should the 2nd line in the above example have thrown an error, single 0xFF is 255 and is outside the byte range?
Also, what this unfair game with byte and short? I mean, why not interpret them using the 2's complement system, just like int and long?

A: They are 2's complement - no idea where you got that from (but it's wrong). This:
byte b1 = 0xFF;

does not work because it is indeed outside the range of a byte. This however:
byte b3 = 0;
b3 += 0xFF;

because += is done on a wider range of int, you assign it to byte, which takes the last 8 bits, which happen to be -1.

A: Rather than trying to work this out by attempting to draw logical inferences, you should read the Java Language Specification:
Point 1.  byte and short are signed types.

"The values of the integral types are integers in the following ranges:

*

*For byte, from -128 to 127, inclusive

*For short, from -32768 to 32767, inclusive"   Source JLS 4.2.1

Point 2.  The signed integral types are 2's complement.

"The integral types are byte, short, int, and long, whose values are 8-bit, 16-bit, 32-bit and 64-bit signed two's-complement integers, respectively, and char, whose values are 16-bit unsigned integers representing UTF-16 code units (§3.1)."  Source JLS 4.2

Point 3.  You can't assign an int variable to a byte variable.

If the type of the right-hand operand is not assignment compatible with the type of the variable (§5.2), then a compile-time error occurs.  Source JLS 15.26.1

Point 4.  You can assign an int compile-time constant expression to a byte variable provided that the value of the expression is in the range of byte.

"In addition, if the expression is a constant expression (§15.28) of type byte, short, char, or int:

*

*A narrowing primitive conversion may be used if the variable is of type byte, short, or char, and the value of the constant expression is representable in the type of the variable."  Source JLS 5.2

Point 5.  b3 += 0xFF is equivalent to b3 = (byte)(b3 + 0xFF)
Source JLS 15.26.2
Point 6.  There are no byte or short literals.
Source JLS 3.10.1

A: if you want to convert -minus values java 8 comes with utility methods to support unsigned operations
byte b1 = (byte) 0xFF;
Byte.toUnsignedInt(b1); // this method will return 255

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Starting with this meetup we are going to begin a tradition of going out for drinks after the conclusion of our speaker's talk. We will be at Firehouse Hostel and Lounge (605 Brazos Street) from 9PM-10PM. Come join us!
Our speaker this month will be Anne Boysen. Anne will be speaking about shifting generational attitudes to privacy in the digital age.
This move, while quite controversial, barely registered in the larger digital conversation. A Google search on "Protecting the Privacy of Customers of Broadband and Other Telecommunication Services" – the intended FCC rule – has 1,540 results. In comparison, a search on "Beyonce babies" yields 25,500 results. As a matter of fact, if you went to any tech conference during the same time that this law was eradicated, chances are that your keynote speaker may not even have heard of it. But their perception could be forgiven because in the mainstream mindset, privacy is dead and the next generation couldn't care less anyway.
The only problem is, those who believe younger generations don't care about privacy are dead wrong. And companies who get this wrong are less likely to succeed in the future. We are only now starting to see the beginning of a civilizing project where Generation Z and the generation coming after them are leading the charge of domesticating a wild digital west which is currently being hijacked by corporate interests.
After receiving her masters in Strategic Foresight 15 years ago Anne has spent most of her career studying generational change. She is currently pursuing her second graduate degree in Business Analytics and uses a combination of Strategic Foresight, Data Analytics and Social Science to understand the emerging zeitgeist of the post-millennial generation. Anne has consulted national and global organizations and has held several presentations on generational shifts in the USA and Europe. Her website Afterthemillennials.com is a major destination for post-millennial topics.


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Ontario nativity scene damaged by vandals
By Rob McMillan
ONTARIO, Calif. (KABC) -- The search is underway for whoever vandalized a nativity scene in Ontario.
The nativity scenes have been a fixture in the center median of Euclid Avenue in the Inland Empire city since 1958.
Officials say over the years the displays have suffered damage, but mostly incidental incurred during transportation or other accidents.
In this case, vandals sprayed black paint over the face of Jesus, wrote a pentagram on the forehead of Baby Jesus and painted a disparaging word on the Virgin Mary.
Officials aren't sure if this was a hate crime motivated by religious animosity or possibly just a random prank by teens.
"This could be as simple as a vandalism, but we won't know because we don't know who the suspect is or the reason they did this," said Sgt. Bill Russell with Ontario police.
The city also puts up displays to honor other religious traditions. A spokesperson for the nonprofit group in charge of the displays doesn't necessarily believe it was a hate crime motivated by religion.
"We have a menorah here, we have every religion represented," said Michael Kraus with the Greater Ontario Convention & Visitors Bureau.
"There's multiple other religions who are out here, that are entitled to be out here on the center median. We're not discriminatory toward any religion."
The damage is being cleaned up and repaired.
Anyone with information, photos or videos should contact Ontario police.
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Taliban Should Not Engage in Ethnic Strife, Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Says
Russia has expressed concern over widespread protests over ethnic issues in northern Afghanistan.
Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova told a briefing on Thursday (January 20th) that the protests in northern Afghanistan had taken place over the detention of a Taliban commander of the Uzbek ethnic group on charges of committing illegal acts.
"We hope that the new authorities will not succumb to provocations designed by destructive elements to incite ethnic hatred to destabilize the country at such a difficult time," Russian foreign ministry spokeswoman said.
Supporters of Makhdoom Alam, one of the Taliban commanders from the Uzbek community in Faryab province, protested over his detention last week. The protests lasted for two days and reportedly left casualties.
The Taliban said Makhdoom Alam had been arrested on charges of involvement in kidnappings.
Meanwhile, a Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman praised the Taliban for killing Aslam Farooqi, a former ISIS leader in Afghanistan and members of Hizb ut-Tahrir. Maria Zakharova called Hizb ut-Tahrir a terrorist group.
She called on the Taliban to step up efforts against the Islamic State in Khurasan Province (ISKP) and Hizb ut-Tahrir in Takhar province, given the terrorist activities in the northern provinces bordering Central Asia.
Central Asian states, including Tajikistan, have repeatedly expressed concern over military movements across the border with Afghanistan. Tajik President Emomali Rakhmon recently proposed establishing a security belt around Afghanistan.
The post Taliban Should Not Engage in Ethnic Strife, Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Says appeared first on Hasht-e Subh Daily.
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2nd Floor Rear officially wrapped as of noon Sunday, and the festival seems to have been a smashing success. A giant thanks to all contributers, hosters, helpers, and funders! Please see the collaborators page for a complete list of people to whom kudos are due. Also, keep an eye on this blog for soon-to-come festival photos, afterthoughts, and more.
2nd Floor Rear is underway as of now! We have two event updates from contributors. Learn more about Anthony Stepter's Call for Artists here: http://www.callforartistsproject.com/, and the PJ Party Brunchfast here: http://itsaponyprojects.com/2012/02/03/pj-party-drop-in-brunchfast/.
Welcome to 2nd Floor Rear 2012!
Printed maps will be available at all indoor spaces. You can also download a schedule of events: ghid 24h spate and a map: ghid 24h fata beforehand. With the exception of some outdoor installations that can only be located by happenstance, all sites will be marked with a dash of sparkly blue ribbon and perhaps some blue chalk markings, so be on the lookout for those things as you search out some of the more off-the-beaten path sites.
Some last-minute SOS's: we are still looking for a photographer who can meet with the festival producer tonight and commit to documenting the festival from around 11am to midnight on Saturday (you will be paid!) and the itsa_pony! PJ Brunchfast needs some help running errands before/during Sunday morning, so if you would like to pitch in, or are interested in taking photos for money, please email itsa_pony! projects at itsaponyprojects@gmail.com.
…in, like, a few hours. After I take a quick disco nap, or have some rather truncated sleep. In the meantime, the Kickstarter campaign was a success!!! Bright and early tomorrow I plan to post a shiny new post for you complete with updates, tips, a downloadable festival map/schedule of events, and more. In the meantime, tell all your friends about Saturday and remind yourself to check back in tomorrow for more.
Hey everyone! Only 4 hours left till the deadline for the Kickstarter campaign and we are $49 shy of our goal. So close! Awesome prizes! Even more awesome festival! Contributing is pretty much a win-win-win.


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Blog | Crank and Cog | Wanderers on two wheels!
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I got up one morning earlier than normal to take a walk up a hill beside me. As I walked higher and higher everything below remained under a blanket of fog, mist and light drizzle. You could come to the same place over and over again but each visit will be different. Everything changes in the mist.
Fóidin Mearbhaill – a phenomenon in Irish mythology of been enchanted and led astray in the mist.
The pictures below are what I saw!
Somewhere in the North West of Ireland!
The western counties of Ireland, in particular the Wild Atlantic Way, are quite busy during the summer months. The usual bucket list destinations attract crowds that fleet for a moment, capturing instagram friendly snaps, and off again leaving a trail of hash-tags and filters.
I'm not sure what it is that attracts me to hills. It could be a number of things. It could be the reward of freewheeling manically downhill. Maybe it's the chance to empty your brain, focusing on the one task of carrying you and your bike upwards. Or perhaps it's the self congratulatory pat on the back for your efforts . It's probably a bit of all three!
What an amazing weekend!! Bikes, music, art, food, dancing, theatre, pizza, beer, sun and a great community involvement!
Leitrim Cycling Festival was held in Manorhamilton and Dromahair in North County Leitrim, in the North West of Ireland, on the weekend of June 22nd – 24th.
It's almost time for Leitrim Cycling Festival, 2018.
We are at the early and giddy stages of planning a festival of cycling and hiking the wilds of Leitrim in the North West of Ireland.
The whole idea behind hiking, cycle touring or bikepacking is moving through the country side at a slow pace, taking time to absorb your surroundings and acknowledging the beauty of it all.
In Ireland there is an old folk tale that warns against picking wild berries after Halloween. The Púka (a mischievous shape shifting Irish fairy) will pee and spit all over the wild berries once October has passed rendering them inedible. So although rose hip berries are visible throughout the winter it's best to leave them to the Púca!


Press articles about Poland, our work and other good news. Most of them written after press tours guided by our staff. Discover, what journalists are writing about SPARK Poland Incoming Travel Agency!
We spent one wintry April day touring the ghetto with a marvelous Polish guide from the Sparks Incoming Travel Agency — Kuba Wesolowski (…). on our third day, as we explored just a few of Warsaw's stunning sites with a second wonderful tour guide from Sparks – Agata Kabza.
Att vandra runt i en stad med så rik historia som Warszawa blir mycket mer spännande med en duktig guide. Jag har turen att få ett antal timmar med den mycket kunniga Agata Kabza på Spark som leder mig till både kända och mindre kända delar av den polska huvudstaden.
Article written by Libor Budinsky after press tour with our guide, Łukasz Błaszczykiewicz.
Polish Tourist Organization's portal article about World Youth Day 2016 workshop, that we were taking part in. Including short interview with our CEO (article in Polish, autumn 2015).


At a Nov. 4 ceremony in Cannes, France, honoring the U.S.-French alliance, President Barack Obama and French President Nicolas Sarkozy reviewed troops from both nations. Amid them, standing at attention, front and center, was a formation of sailors in blue-and-gray NWUs.
The fleet has often complained that the off-base restrictions on NWUs are too tight: In the U.S., you can't wear them for personal appointments or shopping.
But if it's good enough for a formal review by the president, isn't it OK for the mall?
No word yet on whether he'll relax the NWU wear restrictions, a step he's considering.
So, the uniform board and Master Chief Retired are thinking of NEW uniforms, yet still don't allow Sailors to wear them. Nice way he rolled from active duty into retirement with the same job he had before.


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Operatory (post-construction). Photo Credit: John Bartelstone, courtesy of Jeffrey Berman | Architect.
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Eman Zabi started a copywriting business in the upstairs bedroom of her parents' house in Qatar. Now the founder and chief copywriter behind The Scribesmith, Eman and her team work with entrepreneurs launching courses and membership platforms. A passionate outdoorist, Eman started her career writing about her ascent of Mount Kilimanjaro, which then led her […]
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Eman Zabi started a copywriting business in the upstairs bedroom of her parents' house in Qatar. Now the founder and chief copywriter behind The Scribesmith, Eman and her team work with entrepreneurs launching courses and membership platforms.
A passionate outdoorist, Eman started her career writing about her ascent of Mount Kilimanjaro, which then led her to work as an outdoor copywriter. Eventually, she realised that her love of research meant that her skills were best suited to the launch space.
Since then she's had the privilege of working with some of the biggest names in the industry. With a background in neuromarketing, international politics, and economics, Eman and her team take a strong research-driven approach to create copy that maximises ROI, or as they like to say, gets clients an air-punching bottom line.
Eman now lives in Vancouver with her cat (Scribesmith's Chief Officer of Cuddles), travelling every other month, drinking copious amounts of tea, and complaining about how it doesn't rain enough in Vancouver.
Welcome Eman, thank you for coming on board with us, can you introduce yourself to us?
Thanks for having me! I'm the founder of The Scribesmith! We work with 6 and 7-figure businesses to create copy that maximizes the ROI of their launches, or as we like to say, gets them an air-punching bottom line.
Our team's small but mighty and draws from a strong academic background in political science, economics, neuromarketing, and behavioural design! We love the nerdy stuff just as much as the fun stuff, and that's what makes our work so effective.
Can you give us a little back story on how you are where you are today as the founder of The Scribesmith?
Absolutely! Back in 2016, I had just graduated with a degree in International Politics from Georgetown, and I was home in Qatar. While looking for a job, I started a travel blog to talk about my experience climbing Kilimanjaro and some of the other travelling that I'd done.
People started to notice my writing and wanted me to write for them, and that's when I started to believe I might actually have a shot at making some money off this. I wasn't even thinking about a career at that point.
Soon after, I made $23 on UpWork and was over the moon (I know!). That same night I bought my domain and built out a website on Wix, and that's how The Scribesmith was born. Initially, it was a writing and editorial service, I didn't even know what the word 'copywriter' meant!
But then a friend sent me a link to the Copywriter Club podcast, and everything changed! Copywriting was everything I'd been looking for my whole life: the perfect blend of hard data and research, with fun, creativity, and personality.
I joined the Copywriter Club Accelerator in June 2017, and Kira Hug, the co-founder of the Copywriter Club, noticed my work and I started sub-contracting for her.
That changed everything for me. Kira works with some of the biggest names in the industry, working under her taught me so much, and I really got to hone my craft. From there, the business grew largely by word of mouth!
Can you take us back to the very beginning of launching The Scribesmith, the set-up process and how you initially funded your company?
The Scribesmith's 100% remote so the initial expenses were minimal. I spent less than $50 on a Wix site and domain, that I bought when they were having one of their 50% off sales.
I did the logo and design myself, used Zoho's free custom domain email, and then showed up as much as I could in free Facebook groups, adding value and offering to help wherever I could.
After that, my first major expense was investing in the Copywriter Club Accelerator. It was $1,500, I believe. By that point I had a full-time job, so I had some money to spare, but I think I ended up borrowing that money from my father.
After the Accelerator, I did two rounds of the Copywriter Club mastermind, to build a network of connections and polish the way I run the business.
What is the role of a copywriter?
If anyone ever tells you a copywriter's job is to write pretty words, just waltz outta that Zoom room. A copywriter is a strategist, and the bulk of our work is research. The key is to get inside your audience's head, and really understand what makes them tick, and then turn that knowledge into a copy that resonates with them.
How are you teaching your own clients how to directly speak to their target client?
I tell my clients what they think doesn't matter half as much as what their clients think. And making assumptions about what they think can make you put your foot in your mouth. So pay attention to customer feedback, listen to them talk about their struggles, and make an effort to really get to know your target audience.
Can you share with us a particular career highlight so far?
I've had the privilege of working on some really interesting projects. MeetUp (thanks to Kira again) was a great one, I did a really interesting project with the Prime Minister's Office in the UAE, but I think the highlight for me has been a project I'm actually still working on. It's a partnership with Stanford University and The Hague, I can't say too much about it since I'm under NDA, but it's been really interesting because I get to use a little bit of my academic background as well.
How about any hardship, difficult times or barriers faced whilst growing professionally?
Oh boy. So I haven't been in business very long, I started dabbling in the online space in December of 2016, 2017 I had a fulltime job so I was using the time to subcontract and learn the ropes. I only really went full time on December 2017, the same time I moved to Canada.
Within a few months of that, my mum had gallbladder surgery that went horribly wrong. The surgeon had nicked her bile duct, and instead of fixing it, just sewed her back up.
It was terrifying, we took her to 5 different hospitals in 2 different countries, and had her examined by a total of 9 specialists. It was only the last team that figured out what was wrong, and then it took around 12 surgical procedures to undo the damage.
All of this took about 6 months, and we really didn't know if she would make it for a while. Just before all of this happened, I signed a contract with one of my biggest clients. I was only 23 at the time, juggling a business, being there for my family, and dealing with my own emotions at the time. It wasn't easy.
Too much of the copy I wrote during that period was written in Emergency Rooms and hospital wards. But, things worked out, my mum made a full recovery, and that client signed an even bigger deal with me this year.
How are you working towards your own personal development?
I'm fairly young, or at least I was when I got started, I was barely 22 when I first dabbled in online business, so I was very aware that I was going up against people who had decades of experience.
So that led to a lot of Imposter Syndrome. It took a while, but I'm finally getting over it. Linda Perry's Mindset Mastery was straight up life-changing. I had so many blocks that I needed to work through, Linda's program was instrumental for that.
Prior to The Scribesmith, I had zero business experience, so I like to take every opportunity to learn.
Apart from that, I read everything I can get my hands on, everything from the New York Times to the Economist, to fiction and keeping abreast of pop-culture on Reddit. I think it's incredibly important for copywriters to be well-read, there's so much inspiration to be found everywhere.
One hard lesson in life you have learned so far?
Hire before you think you need to hire, and have systems in place well before you hire. I hired Haley, our OBM, in the middle of the crisis with my mum. I was interviewing people on Skype while in the hospital because I desperately needed help. I didn't have any systems in place at the time, and poor Haley had to come in and build everything from scratch.
I've been very lucky with hiring. Haley and Umber (our newest writer), as well as the people we sometimes subcontract to, are all incredibly talented.
What are your preferred marketing methods for The Scribesmith?
For a marketer, I do very little to market my own business. I've been very fortunate, my business runs almost entirely on referrals and word-of-mouth. I like to take the time to invest in relationships with both my clients and my peers. Going to conferences, sending thank-you notes, simple things like that can go a long way.
I'm hoping to step things up a little later this year with some ads.
What does #BEYOUROWN mean to you?
I think to #BEYOUROWN, you've got to tune out what other people say. And God, I hate to quote Taylor Swift (who am I kidding? I love quoting her), 'haters gonna hate'.
I'm a brown, Indian, Muslim woman raised in the Middle East. I've had a woman who refused to work with me because I don't support Trump, a couple of clients refuse to work with me because I'm not white, people question my ability to write because I'm Indian.
For a while, I wanted to hide behind The Scribesmith name, but as of 2019, I decided to put myself front and centre. If you head to the Scribesmith homepage now, the first thing you'll see is my big, brown face in all its glory.
What have you got planned throughout the rest of 2019?
We're working on a resource for business owners who are launching their own offers! We're opening up more spots for 'Rent My Brain' which is a type of copy sprint, where people can buy either half-day or full-day slots to get as much copy as we can possibly get done in the allotted time!
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Great Smoky Mountains National Park fire management officials plan to conduct a 120-acre prescribed burn in Little Cataloochee on Thursday, April 12, weather permitting. Little Cataloochee Trail will be closed to all public use on Thursday, April 12 through Friday, April 13. Visitors should expect to see smoke in the area.
The burn unit is located along Little Cataloochee Trail between the trailhead on Old Highway 284 and the Little Cataloochee Baptist Church. The area is bounded by Little Cataloochee Creek and Coggins Branch. This prescribed burn is one in a series of low-intensity controlled burns used over a number of years to restore oak woodland communities that provide habitat for wildlife including elk. The prescribed burn will be conducted by national park staff and is being funded by the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation.


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The Ashes 2021/22 – Second Test, Adelaide Day 2: It's becoming embarrassing for England!
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Started the day with fourteen aficionados of sport in North Adelaide and in some ways, it turned out to be a debrief of the Geelong Football Club. More than half of the assembled group barracked for the Cats. Whilst they are passionate they were not that interested in singing 'Always look on the bright side of life'.
It is hot and steamy as the players entered the field to the sound of the bell which has been mounted in the Members Reserve to signal the start of the day's play. The bell was the mastermind of former SACA CEO Keith Bradshaw who died of cancer recently. The start of play at Lord's has for years been commenced with the sound of the bell.
At 2/221 Australia will be looking to consolidate even further in what will be tough conditions for the bowlers. If the wicket was flat yesterday it has levelled out even more under the hot sun. An interesting day's play ahead of us.
With Smith and Labuschagne at the crease one could see a choreographer having a ball with their antics which are hard to describe. Anderson is making it hard for Marnus to get his ton with some splendid bowling. Any ideas Baz?
He gets his ton from 287 balls and then with Robinson's first ball he snicks to Buttler who takes it and Labuschagne starts to walk off. Replays show that it was a no ball and the 'Lucky Lab' continues with his third innings. His luck runs out when Robinson gets him LBW in his next over. Labuschagne 103, 287 balls and 8 fours. Australia 3/241.
Bowling tight and causing the batters a few problems are the English quicks.
At this stage I would like to apologise for using the word 'batsmen' instead of the politically correct 'batters' that incidentally was first used in the seventeen hundreds. So, it is not new!
Stokes tries his tactics of yesterday and The Great Improvisor (SPD) glides it away on the off for four with four fieldsmen on the boundary on the leg. He is looking good the stand-in captain.
Root cleans bowls Head (18) as the batter loses his with a windy-woof. 4/291. To his credit Head was trying to force the pace.
Green (2) misses a Stokes fuller ball and is bowled. The first ball that the Prince of Sauce has tossed up today. 5/294 and Green has still not convinced me that his batting is of Test standard.
At the end of the first session Australia are 5/302 and England just in front in the session taking 3/81.
Carey looks at home at home and plays some strong shots around the wicket. A strong and powerful young man built like the proverbial. Meanwhile SPD is moving ominously towards another ton against the Poms. I used the word 'Pom' on the radio a few weeks ago much to the ire of a listener who rang up and complained. Naturally the complaint went to management. I always thought 'Pom' was a term of endearment.
Hard to see a result even at this early stage of the game. The bowlers are accurate, the batsmen (batters) circumspect and very little happening. Robinson has been excellent for the visitors in both line and length, Anderson never gives anything away but doesn't look like taking a wicket – are his days numbered in the southern hemisphere?
In other words, a good contest.
Smith plays a handsome cover drive of Woakes to go to 73.A ball of fullish length it is the shot of the day. Nothing better than a perfectly executed cover-drive. Follows it up in Woakes next over hooking a six. They are both on the move now. Not to be outdone Carey sizzles one through the covers.
Australia on the charge and anything lose is being punished as Stokes continually bowls short Smith ramps him for four. The oppressive heat has taken its toll on the bowlers and the batters are making the most of it.
Never underestimate a class bowler as Anderson gets one past Smith (93) plumb LBW but the batter doth protest. Australia 6/385.
Carey makes an impressive 50 at home with 5 splendid fours but falls on tea-time when he pushes Anderson to Hameed at short cover. 7/390, Carey 51
Things looking really good for Australia now as Starc and Neser are providing nuisance value to England. Hitting out at Anderson and Broad.
Stokes comes back to blast them out. Everyone has been curious why he has continued to bowl short in this innings. No doubt under instructions from the one-man selection committee. He did temper the run rate in the over but was let down when Woakes was clobbered to all parts of the field.
Woakes has had an ordinary match.
Neser's smashathon comes to end when he skies Stokes to Broad in the deep. A great cameo of 35 and a partnership of 58 with Starc. 8/448. This Test cricket batting is a breeze.
Starc and Richardson continue on their merry way until Richardson (9) feathers to Buttler from Woakes at 9/473 with Starc remaining not out 39. Stokes 3/113, Anderson 2/58 and single wickets to Broad, Woakes, Robinson and Root.
A timely declaration with over and hour of play left for the English openers to keep them in the game.
Starc's opening over goes for 7 which is expected nowadays from the big left-armer. Jhye Richardson bowls a superb first over in his return to test cricket and has the batters in all sorts of trouble but is Starc who gets the first wicket. Burns (3) a tentative push and Smith does the rest. England 1/7.
Richardson is a 'different' bowler. I don't think I have ever seen any bowler walks back as fast as him to deliver the next ball. He really is in the zone when he is at the bowling crease.
Neser comes on for the first time in The Big Game and after his batting what a start with the ball. Hameed (6) pushes to Starc who takes a simple catch. 2/12.
A lightning bolt (not Alan Donald) strikes and the umpires take the players from the field of battle an announcement on the screen tells people to seek shelter. The majority move but not The Richies whose microphones might just be hiding something else.
Well the rain starts and that is it for the night. An interesting day's play with Australia well on top.
Mickey Randall says
Thanks for this CB. Many impressive performances from the locals with bat and ball on the day when summer finally arrived in Adelaide albeit with the thunder and lightning providing a decidedly Brisbane-like conclusion to the evening.
A mate was nervous about only having tickets for Sunday. Surely they couldn't lose eighteen wickets in a day? As I said to him, DK, SK and GD aren't playing!
Been reading about the commercial success of the ECB's Hundred tournament. Think we are seeing the downside of so much ultra short form cricket in the one dimensional trundlers and the diabolical techniques of the openers. Burns high backlift comes down through gully. At least Root and Malan have soft hands.
Ho hum. Test cricket to the ECB and CA is like Kim Kardashian expressing undying loyalty.
Thanks CB – I was out watching the Pie Girl in a German language play set in Prussia during the Weimar Republic era, so missed the evening sessions. No need to read the papers after this.
Daryl Schramm says
I was a bit disappointed last night that play couldn't continue. I was hoping for at least four wickets before stumps.
Fisho says
Unfortunately for Australia, the correct decision was made to leave the field due to lightning as it surely would have been a big distraction to the BATSMEN (BATTERS play BASEBALL). It was quite possible thew English could have lost a couple of more wickets in the time remaining. As it stands now, Saturday's batting conditions will be much more favourable and with a little endevour the Poms could quite easily get back in the game.
Interesting to read your various reflective comments on Day 2 and cricket in general.
FISHO – you were right but only 2 of them can bat – Root and Malan
DS – umpires made the right decision. In today's world litigation is numero uno
SWISH – I regret that I missed that play is it being repeated during the Test at the G ?
MR – your mate is in for a good day
PB -Could use you as a coach for England – right on the money


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Edward Kenneth Braxton (born June 28 1944) was a priest of the Archdiocese of Chicago when he was appointed bishop by Pope John Paul II on March 28 1995. He was consecrated auxiliary bishop of Saint Louis by Justin Francis Rigali on May 17 1995 in the city's Cathedral Basilica of Saint Louis. Braxton was installed as Bishop of Lake Charles on February 21 2001. On June 22 2005 he was installed as Bishop of Belleville in the Cathedral of Saint Peter.
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The Pakistan Muslim League (F) is a political party in Pakistan. It is one of the factions of the original Pakistan Muslim League, [the letter 'F' in the name means Functional].At the last legislative elections, 20 october 2002, the party won 1.1 % of the popular vote and 4 out of 272 elected members.
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Among the eight winning teams, the best industry sponsored project was Team 3 (Berkshire Group tricycle), and the best industry sponsored runner-up was Team 21 (Troy Industries). The most entrepreneurial project was judged to be Team 20 (SteelBlade B), while there were two runners-up: Team 4 (Dining Hall Chair) and Team 17 (Zamini). The judges ruled that the best healthcare project was Team 18 (Microfluidic Blood Separation), and the runner-up was Team 16 (Golf Assist: Game Changer). Finally, the most popular project, chosen by vote of the audience, was Team 9 (Nursing 1 Assistive Shelving Unit), and the runner-up was Team 16 (Golf Assist: Game Changer).
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RADIO host Alex Jones has been ordered to pay $965 million in damages to the families of the Sandy Hook school shooting victims.
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He recently lost a defamation trial over his claim that the 2012 Sandy Hook massacre was a hoaxCredit: AP
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Jones' main company, called Free Speech Systems, filed for bankruptcy in late July after he made a series of large withdrawals from the business.
It is estimated that he earns most of his money through advertising and selling his own-brand products, including health supplements and bullet proof vests.
Why was Alex Jones Ordered to Pay $965m Damages?
A Texas court has ordered Jones to pay out $965 million in damages after a judge ruled against him in a defamation trial.
The families of eight victims of the Sandy Hook massacre, and of one of the FBI agents who responded to the attack, sued the broadcaster over his false claims that the mass shooting was faked.
The claimants alleged that his claims caused them to suffer a decade of harassment and death threats.
He had claimed that the shooting was "staged" and that the bereaved parents were "crisis actors".
Jones faces a third defamation trial over the claims, which will begin later this year, again in Texas.
Does Alex Jones have Children?
Jones has four children from two different marriages.
He married his first wife, Kelly Nichols, in 2007 and they have three children together.
One of their children, Rex Jones, has worked with his father on InfoWars.
The couple divorced in 2015 and have been locked in a custody battle for a number of years.
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Recently, in 2020, a judge denied Kelly's emergency motion to take custody of their daughter for two weeks after her ex-husband led a rally in which he called COVID-19 a hoax.
in 2017, Jones married Erika Wulff and they have one child together.
A Texas judge ordered Jones to pay victims' families $965 million in damagesCredit: Reuters
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Q: How can I get result as array (one, two, three, one, two, three, one, two, three, one) I have two arrays.
$a = array("one","two","three");
$b = array ( 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9);

A: Look at the user contributed example in http://www.php.net/manual/en/class.infiniteiterator.php

$obj = new stdClass();
$obj->Mon = "Monday";
$obj->Tue = "Tuesday";
$obj->Wed = "Wednesday";
$obj->Thu = "Thursday";
$obj->Fri = "Friday";
$obj->Sat = "Saturday";
$obj->Sun = "Sunday";

$infinate = new InfiniteIterator(new ArrayIterator($obj));
foreach (new LimitIterator($infinate, 0, 14) as $value ) {
    print($value . PHP_EOL);
}

A: You could create a mapping function and use array_map as follows:
function numToName($num) {
    return array("zero","one","two","three","four","five",
                 "six","seven","eight","nine")[$num];
}

$b = array (0,8,2,3,7,5,6,0,4,1);
$result = array_map("numToName", $b);
print_r($result);