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Interface MarketRegion
public interface MarketRegion
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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionvoid
delete
(boolean async) Deletes the market region from the database, if found.boolean
extendRent
(@NotNull org.bukkit.entity.Player player) Attempts to perform an economy transaction alongside extend the rent expire duration (Returns true or false based on economy transaction success).Obtains remaining time until the market region rent expires in string format.double
getCost()
int
Gets the duration extension add to the rent expire time (in seconds).double
Gets the exact date and time when the renter began renting the region.Gets the current region renter (Returns NULL if no renter is found).boolean
isInRegion
(@NotNull org.bukkit.Location location) Checks if the passed location is located within the market region.boolean
isInRegion
(@NotNull LocationClone location) Checks if the passed location is located within the market region.boolean
rent
(@NotNull org.bukkit.entity.Player player) Attempts to perform an economy transaction alongside rent the market region (Returns true or false based on economy transaction success).void
reset()
Resets the region clearing rents and extra data.void
resetHelper
(@NotNull Shop shop) Resets a shop within the market region to a non-rented form.void
setCost
(double cost) void
setExtendedDuration
(int extendedDuration) Sets the duration extension add to the rent expire time (in seconds).void
setRenewCost
(double renewCost) void
setRentedTimeStamp
(@NotNull String rentedTimeStamp) Sets the rented time stamp.void
Sets the renter of the region.int
Obtains remaining time until the market region rent expires.void
Updates the rented time stamp to the current system time.
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reset
void reset()Resets the region clearing rents and extra data. -
resetHelper
Resets a shop within the market region to a non-rented form.- Parameters:
shop
- The shop to reset.
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updateRentedTimeStamp
void updateRentedTimeStamp()Updates the rented time stamp to the current system time. -
extendRent
boolean extendRent(@NotNull @NotNull org.bukkit.entity.Player player) Attempts to perform an economy transaction alongside extend the rent expire duration (Returns true or false based on economy transaction success).- Parameters:
player
- The player to charge.- Returns:
- Whether the transaction succeeded.
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rent
boolean rent(@NotNull @NotNull org.bukkit.entity.Player player) Attempts to perform an economy transaction alongside rent the market region (Returns true or false based on economy transaction success).- Parameters:
player
- The player to charge.- Returns:
- Whether the transaction succeeded.
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timeUntilExpire
int timeUntilExpire()Obtains remaining time until the market region rent expires.- Returns:
- The time until expire (in seconds).
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formattedTimeUntilExpire
String formattedTimeUntilExpire()Obtains remaining time until the market region rent expires in string format.- Returns:
- The nicely formatted remaining time.
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delete
void delete(boolean async) Deletes the market region from the database, if found.- Parameters:
async
- Whether the shop should be deleted on the main thread or not.
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isInRegion
boolean isInRegion(@NotNull @NotNull org.bukkit.Location location) Checks if the passed location is located within the market region.- Parameters:
location
- The location to check for.- Returns:
- Whether the location is contained.
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isInRegion
Checks if the passed location is located within the market region.- Parameters:
location
- The location to check for.- Returns:
- Whether the location is contained.
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getMarketId
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getRegion
Region getRegion() -
getRenter
UUID getRenter()Gets the current region renter (Returns NULL if no renter is found).- Returns:
- The current renter (can be NULL).
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setRenter
Sets the renter of the region.- Parameters:
renter
- The new renter unique ID.
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getRentedTimeStamp
String getRentedTimeStamp()Gets the exact date and time when the renter began renting the region.- Returns:
- The time stamp created.
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setRentedTimeStamp
Sets the rented time stamp.- Parameters:
rentedTimeStamp
- The time stamp in the format "yyyy.MM.dd.HH.mm.ss".
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getExtendedDuration
int getExtendedDuration()Gets the duration extension add to the rent expire time (in seconds).- Returns:
- The rent expire extension duration (in seconds).
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setExtendedDuration
void setExtendedDuration(int extendedDuration) Sets the duration extension add to the rent expire time (in seconds).- Parameters:
extendedDuration
- The duration to set.
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getCost
double getCost()- Returns:
- The initial rent cost of the region.
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setCost
void setCost(double cost) - Parameters:
cost
- The new initial rent cost of the region.
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getRenewCost
double getRenewCost()- Returns:
- The rent renewal cost of the region.
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setRenewCost
void setRenewCost(double renewCost) - Parameters:
renewCost
- The new rent renewal cost of the region.
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[gecode-users] random / mod
Kilian Sprotte
ml13 at onlinehome.de
Tue Aug 22 17:23:11 CEST 2006
Dear Lars,
Am 22.08.2006 um 14:53 schrieb Lars Otten:
>
> As mentioned above, I'm just finishing my Master's thesis (which in
> turn is
> based on a conference paper on randomization in CP). But it doesn't
> really
> cover the technical aspect of implementing randomization but
> focuses more on
> how to exploit it in theory and practice.
>
I am sure, you will tell us, when it is finished? :) I had a look for
your paper on the web, found some traces, but it does not seem to be
online ...
> Maybe my quote above helps you to get the hang of it already;
> otherwise just
> ask questions. Also I could maybe offer sending you the resp.
> portions of my
> modified code (parts of it should already have been posted here
> some time
> ago). This is, hoever, still based on an older version of Gecode
> (1.0.1 I
> think) and I currently don't have the time to make the transit to
> 1.2.x. It
> might give you the idea, though...
If you would like to share your code that would be great -- maybe I
can try to adapt it for 1.2.x and report to you about my progress. I
think I understand the general idea, but part of the problem for me
is of course also just to know where to subclass etc...
Ciao,
Kilian
>
> P.S. You might want to CC your future responses to users at gecode.org
> as well,
> so others can profit from and participate in the discussion as well.
>
Okay, I just overlooked that, sorry...
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Caitlyn Jenner’s daughter Kendall finally breaks silence on her doing the show after backlash
Model shows her support at last
by Nancy BrownCaitlyn Jenner's I'm A Celebrity care package left viewers "heartbroken" earlier this week, after the star received a picture of her dogs and nothing from her family.
Now one of Caitlyn's daughters – supermodel Kendall Jenner – has broken her silence and finally showed her support for her dad.
It comes after almost two weeks of Caitlyn being in the jungle.
Posting to her Instagram Stories, Kendall shared a photographs of Caitlyn learning the steps to a Girls Aloud song.
In the shot she is seen alongside her campmates Nadine Coyle and Jacqueline Jossa.
 Strongest person in the world."
She added: "Just because I'm not posting doesn't mean I'm not supporting. I love my dad!"
Kendall added: "Everyone chill."
Before Kendall's post, Caitlyn's step-daughter Kim Kardashian had tweeted about her appearance in the jungle.
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She shared a video of Caitlyn's jungle wake-up call for her campmates and said she'd "recorded it" and set it as her alarm tone.
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One way to describe a language is by listing its features. Of course,
this will be more meaningful after you've seen Python in
action; the best I can do now is speak in the abstract. And
it's really how Python's features work together, that
make it what it is. But looking at some of Python's attributes
may help define it; Table 1-1 lists some of the
common reasons cited for Python's appeal.
Table 1-1. Python Language Features
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To be fair, Python is really a conglomeration of features borrowed
from other languages. It includes elements taken from C, C++,
Modula-3, ABC, Icon, and others. For instance, Python's modules
came from Modula, and its slicing operation from Icon (as far as
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In the past, information was not as ubiquitous as it is today. Information was concentrated at universities and scientific laboratories. Innovation required years of study to develop a sense of what was possible and to cross-apply knowledge between feels. Now, lectures from the top physicist in the world are a click away, literally at the fingertips of children. This could allow for unprecedented innovation; in some situations, it has done just that. However, the freedom of knowledge and education could vastly limit access and ability to act on the incredible available resources.
Governments have tried to control information and innovation through the censorship and intellectual property laws. I will focus on the latter for this blog post. An issue with our current patent system is that there is no way to diffuse innovation throughout the economy. With all of the uncertainty surrounding what a patent covers and when it can be invoked, most innovation gets bottle-necked at a few companies that control the patents. This is in direct contradiction to the intention of patents, to encourage innovation. [1]
A specific example of patents stifling innovation is the tech giants battling one another in the courtroom. Apple and Samsung spend billions of dollars thwarting one another's attempts to innovate on existing technology. Apple sued Samsung for applying existing technology, that Apple was the first to use widely, in a new way. Essentially, Apple has sued Samsung for innovation.  If patents continue to dominate America's tech industry, great ideas may never take off and innovation will certainly continue to stall. [2]
This system of acquiring patents and technology and spending billions of dollars suing your competitors for following your trend wastes huge amounts of resources. These tech companies are extremely judicious with how they appropriate their resources through their budget. Under the IP and patent system, they have to stifle the information and resources they've developed. This blocks them off from the innovation of their competitors and it causes huge costs. An open source system would democratize the information and largely remove most of these costs.
Economist David Kline argues in favor of patents for a period of US history. The historical record of the US 19th century is indisputable: in that day and age, patents promoted innovation and growth. [3] But what about today? The global economic landscape has gone through multiple paradigm shifts since patents were proven effective; we should not use such an antiquated system moving forward.
Patents are also plainly ineffective. The most recent example of this was Instagram flat out stealing Instagram's story feature. This was a case where the technology was patented and it was simply used regardless of the existing patent to Instagram's advantage. Another example of this is Amazon's new video streaming service. Twitter holds patents over the technology used in Amazon's streaming service. Yet, Amazon has just buried them in litigation. Patents now benefit big corporations, not inventors. For any innovative app to even make it to market, it has to work with Apple and Google. This bottleneck allows them to discover what has and hasn't been patented and gives them the opportunity to pursue acquiring the patent and filing for a new one. [4]
Clearly the restriction of knowledge through patents is a failing system. This is most clear when one examines education. When one examines the most well put-together information available, it comes from open source lectures and materials put on the internet by the world's top instructors. This allows for sharing resources amongst schools, connecting individuals that are using the technology, and highlighting the most effective practices as they emerge. [5]
Sources
[1]_https://www.forbes.com/sites/danielfisher/2014/06/18/13633/#755a8f7c6f1c
[2]_https://www.wired.com/insights/2013/07/patent-law-broken-abused-to-stifle-innovation/
[3]_http://www.ipwatchdog.com/2014/04/15/do-patents-truly-promote-innovation/id=48768/
[4]_http://www.ipwatchdog.com/2017/03/17/tech-ruling-class-stifles-innovation-efficient-infringement/id=79391/
[5]_https://www.redhat.com/en/about/open-source-education


"LAMENTATION "(Hebrews qinah), an elegy or dirge. The first example of this form of poetry is the lament of David over Saul and Jonathan (2 Samuel 1:17-27). It was a frequent accompaniment of mourning (Amos 8:10). In 2 Samuel 3:33, 34 is recorded David’s lament over Abner. Prophecy sometimes took the form of a lament when it predicted calamity(Ezekiel 27:2, 32; 28:12; 32:2, 16).
"LAMENTATION "(Hebrews qinah), an elegy or dirge. The first example of this form of poetry is the lament of David over Saul and Jonathan (2 Samuel 1:17-27). It was a frequent accompaniment of mourning (Amos 8:10). In 2 Samuel 3:33, 34 is recorded David’s lament over Abner.
Prophecy sometimes took the form of a lament when it predicted calamity(Ezekiel 27:2, 32; 28:12; 32:2, 16).


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05. Encode and Decode with Node.js
Encoding and Decoding Image Data with Node.js
In this section we'll focus on the same ideas of encoding and decoding digital assets using node.js rather than the terminal. This will allow us to work with this functionality in a way that we can integrate with our private blockchain.
Once we have this we’ll use a similar method to add this type of data onto a block on our blockchain.
To do that we’ll need to get a digital asset, write a few lines of javascript, then look at the output to see our encoded asset.
Encode and Decode an Image
For this demonstration, we’ll focus on converting an image into hex. You can use any image you'd like, but here’s a look at the image we’ll use, named test-pattern.jpg.
Note: If you use a different image, either rename the file test-pattern.jpg or update the code to match whatever file name you prefer.
Getting Started
To start, open up your code editor, create a project directory, and create a file named img2hex.js.
To convert this image to a hex file we have a few basic goals.
Step 1: Get access to the file system.
Step 2: Read the image file.
Step 3: Encode the image as hex.
Step 4: Output the encoded data to the console.
As a first step, it helps to lay out these goals as comments you can place directly into your code. We'll do that next.
Code Structure
To get started, you can paste the comments from below to help guide you. Down below, we'll give the solution to this. Feel free to get started on your own if you'd like, or follow along with us as we encode and decode this image!
// Require file system access
// Read file buffer
// Encode image buffer to hex
// Output encoded data to console
Encode the Image
Here is how we filled in the rest of this code. Don't worry if you didn't get it, we haven't taught this yet but thought you might like to give it a shot!
// Require file system access
fs = require('fs');
// Read file buffer
imgReadBuffer = fs.readFileSync('test-pattern.jpg');
// Encode image buffer to hex
imgHexEncode = new Buffer(imgReadBuffer).toString('hex');
// Output encoded data to console
console.log(imgHexEncode);
Now run this from your terminal and you should see the that it's been encoded as hex. Pretty cool!
Decode the Image
Now that we've encoded the image, it's useful to know how to decode it. Like before, here are the comments that can help guide you if you'd like to try this for yourself.
Code Structure
Here is the structure of the solution for how to decode the image file. If you'd like, try finding the solution for yourself, or scroll down to get the code.
// Decode hex
// Save decoded file file system
Stop here if you'd like to try coding this, scroll down if you'd like to see the answer!
Decode the Image
Here is the code for how to decode this image. Run this in your file to see the decoded image in your project directory.
// Decode hex
var imgHexDecode = new Buffer(imgHexEncode, 'hex');
// Save decoded file file system
fs.writeFileSync('decodedHexImage.jpg', imgHexDecode);
By running this you should create a file of the decoded image named decodedHexImage.jpg. Awesome!
Wrap Up
That’s all there is to it!
In just a few lines of code you’re able to take an image and encode it as a hex string.
This is a huge step toward getting this functionality into your own private blockchain. Throughout the project, you'll bridge the gap between doing this in node.js and establishing this functionality in your own private blockchain.
Before we do that, there's a few more topics we'd like to go over a new topic known as Proof of Existence.


Twitter
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 Due to VanArts web users leaving VanArts site for Twitter.com and there is too much friction for VanArts users to subscribe to the news as a Twitter user is required to follow VanArts on Twitter.
- As a user, I want to keep up-to-date with VanArts news via Twitter without creating a Twitter account and users should remain on VanArts web site.
Technologies
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- Timely
- Easy
- Twitter account is avoided
- VanArts users remain on VanArts website
Concerns
- Privacy
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- Layout could become malformed
- Collisions with global variables
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Live demo


Here you can compute network connectivity for a general city or a route.
Steps:
Mode Choice: Walking Biking Public Transit
Trip Purpose: Commute Exercise Shopping


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Tracking common user interactions
Event Measurement
Category, action, label, value
Category, action, label, nonInteraction
Category, action, label, invalid value
Social Interactions
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Measuring a Product Click
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This demonstrates how to apply a simple animation effect to an HTMLElement. Click the button to begin the demo.


'Starship Troopers'
A movie review by Walter Frith
To truly enjoy 'Starship Troopers', you have to leave all thought of plotting and character development at the door. You also have to remember that with a budget of 100 million dollars, there isn't a lot of money left to hire big name stars. The real stars of this movie are the special effects which rank as both ground breaking and mind numbing. The entire film is a constant barrage of extreme violence and frightening pops of large alien insects which devour humans by breaking apart their bodies and the audience sees it all in full motion but the editing is appropriately handled through fast cutting and you have very little time to think about what you've just seen before the next scenario begins.
Director Paul Verhoeven ('RoboCop', 'Total Recall', 'Basic Instinct') formulates his movie in his typical visual manner when dealing with science fiction which relies heavily on futuristic shock value in a world he creates based on academic predictions of things to come. His vision of the future is often bleak like it was in 'RoboCop' but when sticking to a present day Earthly film like 'Basic Instinct', Verhoeven exploits sex as much as he does violence in his other films. Some would accuse him of being excessive in his display of these elements but all directors can't be subtle. While I've never found any statement in his films, I have generally been entertained and knew what to expect coming in to this one.
A group of fresh faced college graduates decide to enlist in the futuristic military based on Earth but the technology in the future allows them to explore regions of the universe presently unthinkable. There is a planet sending meteors to Earth which contain giant insect creatures which kill Earthlings by the millions and the new recruits look at their enlistment as more of an adventure rather than as an entrance way to Hell.
The cast is headed by Casper Van Dien who plays Johnny Rico, a grunt private who works his way up the military ranks as the film progresses. His fellow colleagues are Dina Meyer and Jake Busey and the girl he always loved (Denise Richards) has joined a different branch of the military and they rarely see each other. Another colleague (Neil Patrick Harris) has joined military intelligence and is key to the film's resolution. The military officers in the film (Michael Ironside and Clancy Brown) are casted appropriately and are totally believable.
The technical aspects of 'Starship Troopers are of the highest calibre and I predict Academy Awards and possible wins for the special effects and thunderous soundtrack which puts you into the action as if you're on screen with everyone else in the film. This upscale production has breathed continuing life into the science fiction genre and while Hollywood technology is better than ever and movie screenplays are worse than ever, 'Starship Troopers' demonstrates that the former can be a bonus to a movie going experience.
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Hello everyone! I'm Sriyans, the CEO of Social Black hole. This site has been created as solution to Scrimba's Weekly Web Dev Challenge of 12th July, 2021.
Social Black Hole
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Hello everyone! I'm Sriyans, the CEO of Social Black hole. This site has been created as solution to Scrimba's Weekly Web Dev Challenge of 12th July, 2021.


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I had tried this compound before, however at a lower dose (200 ug) and after a full days work on a farm, so the dozen or so of us who tried it were physically exhausted, and noone really felt anything (even people who took relatively high doses of 2CT7 instead). So this was a repeat experiment, in the hopes of getting a little more out of it.
My roomate J and I finally decided to dose at about 9:00 PM. His girlfriend A (my other roomate) decided not to. The dose was preweighed very accurately and dissolved in a known amount of water and I took 300ug dosed by volume in some juice. No noticeable taste.
By T+0:15, I had my first alert. We were listening to a pretty varied mix of music, some swing, some blues, etc. A was keeping herself busy, waiting for some other friends to call. I was starting to feel more and more lethargic as the effects increased, and her activity was slightly annoying. By about T+0:30, I started about half an hour of coming up where I seemingly kept trying to get comfortable, couldn't tell if I was cold or not, and itching various minor itches on my body. Seemed to be a little dissonance that my mind was trying to resolve physically.
I finally nudged myself out of the comfy chair I was in and got up to change clothes into some long pants and a more comfortable shirt. Walking definitely alerted me to the presence of the growing effects. I sat back down and continued to try and settle in to the effects. I think when I got up and urinated (quite a bit, though we did have soup for dinner), it helped to break some of the spell and when I sat back down again I was pretty much settled.
I didn't notice any open-eyed visual distortions, but my mind was clear and calm and there were some good closed eye visuals beginning.  I went over my current situation and challenged myself on some of my faults. I was rational yet firm with myself and made some resolutions (which I often make and rarely keep while on psychedelics). This consumed a good hour, and by now it was about T+2:00. A had in this time gotten in contact with our other friends and was off to a bar.
J and I continued to lay on the couch and sit in the comfy chair respectively. We were both lucid and could answer A and each others' questions, but were content not to speak. After A left, J commented that I was free to put in any music I wanted, as the CDs were starting to run out and I think he had been thinking similar things as me (that the CD selection was not very condusive to our mental state).
I picked up my CD case and flipped through it, conflicted by the fact that the amp for the bass canon (a very large subwoofer tube) was in the TV room and hooked up to the other sound system. I had planned on watching movies later and did not really want to move the amp. We both seemed pretty lethargic, so I decided to put in Kruder and Dorfmeister's The K & D Sessions, Disc 2. After the first song and about half-way through the second, I just couldnt take it any more, and got up to get the amp. The music just wasn't the same without deep, body-oscillating bass. Once connected and operational (a slight concern about hooking up stereo equipment while in this state, especially while blindly trying to plug the amp in to the wall socket), the musical landscape was vastly improved. Later in the album, I was very glad to have hooked it up, for there are some amazing bass effects in it.
At this time, I also felt it was time to finally smoke some cannabis, which I had declined from A earlier. I felt as if my peak might be diminishing (~T+2:30). A few puffs of some fine cannabis and both J and I settled in and listened to the music with eyes closed.  At one point I realized I was in an almost opiate like state of hypnogogic bliss. The lethargy previously felt was enhanced by the cannabis, and I seemed to be in a state between sleep and awake, that also felt quite good.
The album seemed to finish quickly, and I flipped through my CD case looking for something else interesting to listen to. I spotted something I had been meaning to sample J out with while on something of this nature. I put on the Future Sound of London's ISDN. While listening to it, I felt it couldve been appreciated a lot more a couple of hours earlier, when our peaks were just beginning. This was my first realization that the plateau I had been on while listening to K&D was sloping down (~T+3:30). ISDN was still quite enjoyable (in that disturbing, unsettling manner that forces you to think about things with an occasional oasis of melody).
After ISDN, we listened to silence for a while, and I continued to think. I was mostly down by now (~T+4:00) and eventually J put in a very good ambient album, Dreams of Freedom: Ambient Translations of Bob Marley into Dub. He continued to lay on the couch, and I listened to about half the album and then decided to get online and chat. When the CD ended and it switched back to the K&D, I decided it was time to start slowing my brain down (~T+5:00).
I mixed up a glass of ~2g GHB in 8oz of juice. Drank it like a normal glass of juice while chatting. It had no effect. As I mixed up my second, A came home and we all talked for about half an hour. They decided to go to bed, and I returned to my computer. I finished my second glass, which now was at least noticable, but I still felt no urge to sleep. Nothing was happening online, and I definitely did not want to see dawn, so by 4:30 (T+7:30) I decided to slip into bed. The G helped keep my mind quiet as I slipped into sleep. Slept about 6 hours with only a little groginess in the morning.
The only physical effects I felt were occasional hypersensitivity to smells and a persistent diuretic effect. I pissed out way more water than I took in, and was sure towards the end of the evening to try and replenish some of the water I eliminated. I also had some jaw tensions/mouth discomfort, but I think this was a psychological focusing of a lingering obsession with my mouth (Ive had tons of dental and orthodontic work and havnt been to the dentist in years and have recently been thinking about it a lot). This was during the upswing, when I was uncomfortable on a number of fronts. Once everything settled in, and I addressed the issue, this annoyance seemed to dissapate.
All in all, I found the compound very enjoyable. It had many similar effects to LSD, but not so intense and demanding (though possibly could be so at higher doses). The shortness of the trip was nice, though it still had a long tail that was slightly stimulatory, at least in the sense that I felt I could not go to sleep without pharmaceutical assistance. I never had much open eyed visuals on it. I noticed some tracers for a while, and was interested in figuring out where in my brain was causing this. I could draw out some distortions if I concentrated. The closed eyed visuals were mostly based on the musical input, and my mental thought process. The hour or two of hypnogogic bliss after smoking cannabis was quite nice. I think this drug could combine with other drugs quite well. A mild stimulant would be nice to fight the lethargy (if it were to occur again). An opiate or sedative could slip one into said hypnogogia.
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ead and annotate “Social and Political Structures,” (xxii-xxiii) “Cross-Cutting Ties,” (xxiii) and “Council of Elders” (xxiii).
Then respond to the following question in your Learning Log: What aspects of the social and political structures of Igbo culture have you noticed thus far in Things Fall Apart? Cite evidence from both texts to support your answer.
Read the subsection “Age-groups” (xxv) and “The Acquisition of Titles and the Council of Chiefs” (xxvi).
Determine the central idea of the subsection and record the central ideas in your Learning Log.
As a class, discuss the following questions:
Answer the following questions:
Discuss the following question as a class: What connections can you make between Things Fall Apart and “Social and Political Structures”?
Chinua Achebe’s novel is full of active voice sentences. An active voice sentence is when the subject performs the action in a sentence.
Find five sentences from Chapters 4-5 of Things Fall Apartthat are written in the active voice and rewrite them in the passive voice.
As you continue to read the texts in this unit, identify sentences that stand out to you as interesting or that represent a strong example of a particular concept you have learned. Copy those sentences into the Writer’s Toolbox section of your Learning Log. You will then have a number of techniques at your disposal to use when writing.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR, CONCEPT, TEXT, TOPIC
Rather than completing isolated language exercises, students can effectively learn style and conventions by focusing on the writing they are studying. The complex texts used in core instruction provide a rich resource of mentor sentences for students to analyze, and the short written responses, Section Diagnostics, and Culminating Task provide students the opportunity to apply their new learning in an authentic writing context.
Asking students to analyze the structure of a mentor sentence allows them to understand how the parts (e.g., words, phrases, clauses) and structure of the sentence affect their understanding of the text and the writer’s craft. Not all sentences merit a close examination: if the primary goal is understanding a text, sentences that students examine should contain important information or ideas from a text or the essential questions for a unit. The sentence is likely one that has multiple layers of meaning, as it will be read multiple times. If the primary goal is understanding the writer’s craft, sentences should contain words and phrases that relate to the grammatical concepts being explored (e.g., parallelism; types of phrases, such as absolute or participle phrases; clauses; transitions for claims and counterclaims; or conjunctions).
The purpose of the Mentor Sentence Journal is to encourage students to read like writers and to build a writer’s toolbox of writing strategies to use in their own writing. By using the journal, students will have a consistent place to collect their "to use" writing strategies, which can be referenced when writing their responses to the Section Diagnostics and the Culminating Task.
TEACHING STRATEGIES AND DECISIONS
You might choose to use the Working with Mentor Sentences Tool for this activity.
While it may seem counterintuitive to have students turn sentences into passive voice, this will give them a good understanding of how the placement of subject and object changes the impact of a sentence.
Before beginning this exercise, you might have a whole-class discussion about active and passive voice, providing accompanying examples of each.
STUDENT SUPPORT AND DIFFERENTIATION
You might have English learners think about how the construction of a mentor sentence compares to the construction of sentences in their home language, in order to build connections from one language to another.
If students struggle to understand the mentor sentences, you might have them look for examples of the concept in their independent reading, or you might have them manipulate sentence strips so they can clearly see the different parts of a sentence.
If students master the concepts quickly, you might have them experiment with grammatical rules to create sentences that move beyond the model. For example, if students conceptually understand that a semicolon links independent clauses, you might encourage them to use a semicolon to link more than two independent clauses, for effect.
Discuss the following questions as a class:
ABOUT THE AUTHOR, CONCEPT, TEXT, TOPIC
Rather than completing isolated language exercises, students can effectively learn style and conventions by focusing on the writing they are studying. The complex texts used in core instruction provide a rich resource of mentor sentences for students to analyze, and the short written responses, Section Diagnostics, and Culminating Task provide students the opportunity to apply their new learning in an authentic writing context.
Asking students to analyze the structure of a mentor sentence allows them to understand how the parts (e.g., words, phrases, clauses) and structure of the sentence affect their understanding of the text and the writer’s craft. Not all sentences merit a close examination: if the primary goal is understanding a text, sentences that students examine should contain important information or ideas from a text or the essential questions for a unit. The sentence is likely one that has multiple layers of meaning, as it will be read multiple times. If the primary goal is understanding the writer’s craft, sentences should contain words and phrases that relate to the grammatical concepts being explored (e.g., parallelism; types of phrases, such as absolute or participle phrases; clauses; transitions for claims and counterclaims; or conjunctions).
The purpose of the Mentor Sentence Journal is to encourage students to read like writers and to build a writer’s toolbox of writing strategies to use in their own writing. By using the journal, students will have a consistent place to collect their "to use" writing strategies, which can be referenced when writing their responses to the Section Diagnostics and the Culminating Task.
TEACHING STRATEGIES AND DECISIONS
You might choose to use the Working with Mentor Sentences Tool for this activity.
While it may seem counterintuitive to have students turn sentences into passive voice, this will give them a good understanding of how the placement of subject and object changes the impact of a sentence.
Before beginning this exercise, you might have a whole-class discussion about active and passive voice, providing accompanying examples of each.
STUDENT SUPPORT AND DIFFERENTIATION
You might have English learners think about how the construction of a mentor sentence compares to the construction of sentences in their home language, in order to build connections from one language to another.
If students struggle to understand the mentor sentences, you might have them look for examples of the concept in their independent reading, or you might have them manipulate sentence strips so they can clearly see the different parts of a sentence.
If students master the concepts quickly, you might have them experiment with grammatical rules to create sentences that move beyond the model. For example, if students conceptually understand that a semicolon links independent clauses, you might encourage them to use a semicolon to link more than two independent clauses, for effect.
Write the definition of “juxtaposition” in your Vocabulary Journal: “Juxtaposition refers to the author’s choice to place two characters (or concepts or places) next to each other in order to compare them.”
ABOUT THE AUTHOR, CONCEPT, TEXT, TOPIC
The Analyzing Relationships Tool supports and guides a process for identifying and analyzing how an author uses details in a text to create literary effects like mood or tone. You can use this tool to analyze how the author’s choices contribute to effects the text has on you as a reader and the meaning you find in the text. Using this tool usually begins with a guiding or text-specific question related to a literary element or device (e.g., setting, characterization, irony, figurative language). The tool can be used with both literary and informational texts, whenever you are analyzing the relationships among textual details.
TEACHING STRATEGIES AND DECISIONS
This activity can be done in pairs or in groups. If completed in pairs, have students compare answers when they are finished.
You can finish the activity with a discussion of juxtaposition and an examination of how Achebe is able to present a complex character within a few paragraphs.
As this is the first time students will be using the Analyzing Relationships Tool, you might guide them through the process.
Reread the opening of Chapter 4 until "and the lad Ikemefuna" on page 29.
Complete the Analyzing Relationships Tool to understand how the details work together to create an effect or suggest meaning for you as a reader.
As needed follow these directions to complete the tool:
ABOUT THE AUTHOR, CONCEPT, TEXT, TOPIC
The Analyzing Relationships Tool supports and guides a process for identifying and analyzing how an author uses details in a text to create literary effects like mood or tone. You can use this tool to analyze how the author’s choices contribute to effects the text has on you as a reader and the meaning you find in the text. Using this tool usually begins with a guiding or text-specific question related to a literary element or device (e.g., setting, characterization, irony, figurative language). The tool can be used with both literary and informational texts, whenever you are analyzing the relationships among textual details.
TEACHING STRATEGIES AND DECISIONS
This activity can be done in pairs or in groups. If completed in pairs, have students compare answers when they are finished.
You can finish the activity with a discussion of juxtaposition and an examination of how Achebe is able to present a complex character within a few paragraphs.
As this is the first time students will be using the Analyzing Relationships Tool, you might guide them through the process.
Read the passage about Ikemefuna from the break on page 36 to the end of the chapter. Respond to the following questions in your Learning Log:
Add Ikemefuna to your Character Note-Taking Tool.
Why might Ikemefuna be important in the novel? How does Achebe foreshadow Ikemefuna’s fate?
Read Chapters 6-7 in Things Fall Apart. Respond to the following questions from the Section 1 Question Set.
Chapter 6:
Chapter 7:
As you read Chapters 6-7 in Things Fall Apart, write new or interesting words in your Vocabulary Journal that you encounter in Chapters 6-7.


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I’m A Celebrity: Andrew Maxwell almost choked on camel during trial
Chew, mate, chew!
by Karen HylandThe 44-year-old comedian was chowing down on a large piece of camel meat during Friday’s (22.11.19) episode of the ITV reality show when he started to choke as it got stuck in his throat, leaving his campmates concerned for his safety.
Kate Garraway and Andy Whyment were quick to run to Andrew’s rescue, and after hitting his back, the meat came out of his throat and Jacqueline Jossa got him some water.

Kate added: "You went bright red, I was like 'oh my god'."
And Andy said: "Please don’t do that again Andrew."
Andrew and five other celebrities - Kate, Andy, Myles, Jacqueline, and Cliff Parisi - are currently banished to Jungle Jail and are living as Outlaws, but were able to tuck into a meal of camel fillet, purple congos, karkalia, and asparagus shoots thanks to Myles and Jacqueline, who won all six stars during the Bush Tucker Trial earlier in the day.
Read more: Viewers want Jacqueline Jossa to win I'm A Celebrity thanks to this secret
The pair were given the choice to keep the food for the Outlaws or send it to the main camp, and after playing a game of rock paper scissors to help decide, they eventually kept the food.
And although Andrew had troubles with his dinner because the portion was too big, members of the main camp were left with the opposite problem as they struggled to get by on small rations of rice and beans.
Roman Kemp revealed the news of their dinner plans after receiving a letter which read: "Earlier Jacqueline chose Myles to join her in today's Trial, the Snake Hotel where they won six stars.
"They were then told they must join the outlaws in the jail house.
"However they were given the opportunity of whether to feed the main camp or take the food with them.
"Jacqueline and Myles decided to take the food with them to the Jungle jailhouse. As a result you have just got rice and beans tonight."
The news came as a shock to all the campmates, but former football star Ian Wright was particularly "gutted", as he has been suffering with the small rations since entering the jungle almost a week ago.
He said: "And how that's just going to put me in the wrong vibe all day now. I am gutted. Of course I am.
"And I'm not going to be any different than that because I'm actually pleased I'm not in a situation where I'd have to make that choice.
"It would have actually made me feel terrible."
Read more: Ian Wright's motive for doing I'm A Celebrity
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 Motion Actions scheme 2: Left 45deg, Right 45deg, Forward Look: Interprets sensor input as observation Find: Marks objects observed in the last Look action as
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Defines the Observation for the 2D Multi-Object Search domain;
Origin: Multi-Object Search using Object-Oriented POMDPs (ICRA 2019) (extensions: action space changes,
different sensor model, gridworld instead of topological graph)
- Observation: {objidpose(x,y) or NULL}. The sensor model could vary;
it could be a fan-shaped model as the original paper, or it could be something else. But the resulting observation should be a map from object id to observed pose or NULL (not observed).
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Defines the State for the 2D Multi-Object Search domain;
Origin: Multi-Object Search using Object-Oriented POMDPs (ICRA 2019) (extensions: action space changes,
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Version Control Systems. VCS. Developers use them to save their work as they go. They make a change to their code, and they save it. Make another change, save. Change, save. Change, save. Every time they save, a new version, draft, snapshot, is made. It creates a whole history book of changes, a log of their progress. If at any point they don't like where they've ended up, they can go back to any one of these save points and start from there. No need to scrap the whole project. Just pick up where things started to go awry.
Git is one VCS. It keeps all those history books on the computer. It creates working branches off of the master branch, which can then be merged back together to make a new snapshot of progress.
GitHub takes things to the next level. GitHub takes the history books and puts them online. This may not seem like much, but it opens the collaborative floodgates. It means that absolutely anybody with an internet connection can work together on the same project.


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Climate Change Indicators: Lake Ice
Key Points
- The lakes covered by this indicator are generally freezing later than they did in the past. Freeze dates have shifted later at a rate of roughly half a day to one-and-a-half days per decade (see Figure 1).
- Thaw dates for most of these lakes show a trend toward earlier ice breakup in the spring (see Figure 2). Spring thaw dates have grown earlier by up to 24 days in the past 110 years (see Figure 3). All of these lakes were found to be thawing earlier in the year.
- The changes in lake freeze and thaw dates shown here are consistent with other studies. For example, a broad study of lakes and rivers throughout the Northern Hemisphere found that since the mid-1800s, freeze dates have occurred later and thaw dates have occurred earlier, both shifting at an average rate of 0.8 days to one day per decade.1
Background
The formation of ice cover on lakes in the winter and its disappearance the following spring depends on climate factors such as air temperature, cloud cover, and wind. Conditions such as heavy rains or snowmelt in locations upstream or elsewhere in the watershed also affect the length of time a lake is frozen. Thus, ice formation and breakup dates are key indicators of climate change. If lakes remain frozen for longer periods, it can signify that the climate is cooling. Conversely, shorter periods of ice cover suggest a warming climate.
Changes in ice cover can affect the physical, chemical, and biological characteristics of a body of water. For example, ice influences heat and moisture transfers between a lake and the atmosphere. Reduced ice cover leads to increased evaporation and lower water levels, as well as an increase in water temperature and sunlight penetration. These changes, in turn, can affect plant and animal life cycles and the availability of suitable habitat. Additionally, ice cover affects the amount of heat that is reflected from the Earth’s surface. Exposed water will absorb and retain heat, making the Earth’s surface warmer, whereas an ice- and snow-covered lake will reflect more of the sun’s energy and absorb less. (For more information on ice and snow reflecting sunlight, see the Snow Cover indicator.)
The timing and duration of ice cover on lakes and other bodies of water can also affect society—particularly in relation to shipping and transportation, hydroelectric power generation, and fishing. The impacts can be positive or negative. For example, reduced ice cover on a large lake could extend the open-water shipping season but require vessels to reduce their cargo capacity, as increased evaporation leads to lower water levels.
About the Indicator
This indicator analyzes the dates at which lakes freeze and thaw. Freeze dates occur when a continuous and immobile ice cover forms over a body of water. Thaw dates occur when the ice cover breaks up and open water becomes extensive.
Freeze and thaw dates have been recorded through human visual observations for more than 150 years. The National Snow and Ice Data Center maintains a database with freeze and thaw observations from more than 700 lakes and rivers throughout the Northern Hemisphere. This indicator focuses on 14 lakes within the United States that have the longest and most complete historical records. The lakes of interest are located in Minnesota, Wisconsin, New York, and Maine.
Indicator Notes
Although there is a lengthy historical record of freeze and thaw dates for a much larger set of lakes and rivers, some records are incomplete, with breaks ranging from brief lapses to large gaps in data. This indicator is limited to 14 lakes with sufficiently complete historical records. The four Maine lakes and Lake Osakis only have data for ice thaw, so they do not appear in Figure 1 (first freeze date).
Data used in this indicator are all based on visual observations. While the procedures for making observations of lake ice are consistent over time, visual observations by individuals are open to some interpretation and can differ from one individual to the next. In addition, historical observations for lakes have typically been made from a particular spot on the shore, which might not be representative of lakes as a whole or comparable to satellite-based observations. Considerations for defining the thaw date are specific to each lake.
Data Sources
Data through 2004 for most lakes were obtained from the Global Lake and River Ice Phenology Database, which is maintained by the National Snow and Ice Data Center. These data are available at: http://nsidc.org/data/lake_river_ice. More recent data were obtained from state, local, and other organizations that collected or compiled the observations.
Technical Documentation
References
1. Benson, B.J., J.J. Magnuson, O.P. Jensen, V.M. Card, G. Hodgkins, J. Korhonen, D.M. Livingstone, K.M. Stewart, G.A. Weyhenmeyer, and N.G. Granin. 2012. Extreme events, trends, and variability in Northern Hemisphere lake-ice phenology (1855–2005). Climatic Change 112(2):299–323.
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Lake Ice: Citations for Figures 1, 2, and 3
Figure 1
Detroit Lake, Minnesota, 2006–2015
Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. Accessed June 2016. www.dnr.state.mn.us/ice_in.
Geneva Lake, Wisconsin, 2005–2015
Geneva Lake Environmental Agency Newsletters. Accessed June 2016. www.genevaonline.com/~glea/newsletters.php.
Lake George, New York, 2005–2014
Lake George Association. Accessed June 2016. www.lakegeorgeassociation.org/who-we-are/documents/Ice-In-Ice-Out2015.pdf.
Lake Mendota and Lake Monona, Wisconsin, 2011–2015
North Temperate Lakes Long Term Ecological Research site. Accessed June 2016. https://lter.limnology.wisc.edu/lakeinfo/ice-data?lakeid=ME and https://lter.limnology.wisc.edu/lakeinfo/ice-data?lakeid=MO.
Otsego Lake, New York, 2005–2014
State University of New York (SUNY) Oneonta Biological Field Station. Annual Reports. Accessed May 2015. www.oneonta.edu/academics/biofld/PUBS/ANNUAL/2013/29-Otsego-Ice-History-2014.pdf.
Shell Lake, Wisconsin, 2005–2015
Washburn County Clerk. 2016. Personal communication.
Mirror Lake, New York, 2016
Lake Placid News. Accessed June 2016. www.lakeplacidnews.com.
All other data
NSIDC (National Snow and Ice Data Center). 2014. Global lake and river ice phenology. Last updated January 2014. http://nsidc.org/data/lake_river_ice.
Figure 2
Cobbosseecontee Lake, Damariscotta Lake, Moosehead Lake, and Sebago Lake, Maine, 1800s–2008
Hodgkins, G.A. 2010. Historical ice-out dates for 29 lakes in New England, 1807–2008. U.S. Geological Survey Open-File Report 2010-1214.
Cobbosseecontee Lake, Damariscotta Lake, Moosehead Lake, and Sebago Lake, Maine, 2009–2015
U.S. Geological Survey. 2016. Personal communication.
Detroit Lake, Minnesota, 2006–2015
Lake Osakis, Minnesota, 1867–2015
Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. Accessed June 2016. www.dnr.state.mn.us/ice_out/index.html.
Geneva Lake, Wisconsin, 2005–2015
Geneva Lake Environmental Agency Newsletters. Accessed June 2016. www.genevaonline.com/~glea/newsletters.php.
Lake George, New York, 2005–2014
Lake George Association. Accessed June 2016. www.lakegeorgeassociation.org/who-we-are/documents/Ice-In-Ice-Out2015.pdf.
Lake Mendota and Lake Monona, Wisconsin, 2011–2015
North Temperate Lakes Long Term Ecological Research site. Accessed June 2016. https://lter.limnology.wisc.edu/lakeinfo/ice-data?lakeid=ME and https://lter.limnology.wisc.edu/lakeinfo/ice-data?lakeid=MO.
Mirror Lake, New York, 2007–2012
Adirondack Daily Enterprise. Accessed December 2013. www.adirondackdailyenterprise.com.
Mirror Lake, New York, 2013–2015
Lake Placid News. Accessed June 2016. www.lakeplacidnews.com.
Otsego Lake, New York, 2005–2014
State University of New York (SUNY) Oneonta Biological Field Station. Annual Reports. Accessed May 2015. www.oneonta.edu/academics/biofld/PUBS/ANNUAL/2013/29-Otsego-Ice-History-2014.pdf.
Shell Lake, Wisconsin, 2005–2015
Washburn County Clerk. 2016. Personal communication.
All other data
NSIDC (National Snow and Ice Data Center). 2014. Global lake and river ice phenology. Last updated January 2014. http://nsidc.org/data/lake_river_ice.
Figure 3
Cobbosseecontee Lake, Damariscotta Lake, Moosehead Lake, and Sebago Lake, Maine, 1905–2008
Hodgkins, G.A. 2010. Historical ice-out dates for 29 lakes in New England, 1807–2008. U.S. Geological Survey Open-File Report 2010-1214.
Cobbosseecontee Lake, Damariscotta Lake, Moosehead Lake, and Sebago Lake, Maine, 2009–2015
U.S. Geological Survey. 2016. Personal communication.
Detroit Lake, Minnesota, 2006–2015
Lake Osakis, Minnesota, 1905–2015
Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. Accessed June 2016. www.dnr.state.mn.us/ice_out/index.html.
Geneva Lake, Wisconsin, 2005–2015
Geneva Lake Environmental Agency Newsletters. Accessed June 2016. www.genevaonline.com/~glea/newsletters.php.
Lake George, New York, 2004–2015
Lake George Association. Accessed June 2016. www.lakegeorgeassociation.org/who-we-are/documents/Ice-In-Ice-Out2015.pdf.
Lake Mendota and Lake Monona, Wisconsin, 2011–2015
North Temperate Lakes Long Term Ecological Research site. Accessed June 2016. https://lter.limnology.wisc.edu/lakeinfo/ice-data?lakeid=ME and https://lter.limnology.wisc.edu/lakeinfo/ice-data?lakeid=MO.
Mirror Lake, New York, 2007–2012
Adirondack Daily Enterprise. Accessed December 2013. www.adirondackdailyenterprise.com.
Mirror Lake, New York, 2013–2015
Lake Placid News. Accessed June 2016. www.lakeplacidnews.com.
Otsego Lake, New York, 2005–2014
State University of New York (SUNY) Oneonta Biological Field Station. Annual Reports. Accessed May 2015. www.oneonta.edu/academics/biofld/PUBS/ANNUAL/2013/29-Otsego-Ice-History-2014.pdf.
Shell Lake, Wisconsin, 2005–2015
Washburn County Clerk. 2016. Personal communication.
All other data
NSIDC (National Snow and Ice Data Center). 2014. Global lake and river ice phenology. Last updated January 2014. http://nsidc.org/data/lake_river_ice.


Arsenal fans have a theory after ex-Man United striker makes transfer announcement
Zlatan Ibrahimovic's MLS career is over
by Andy HaZlatan Ibrahimovic has confirmed he is leaving LA Galaxy after two years.
The veteran Swedish forward has enjoyed a successful spell at the Los Angeles club, scoring 52 goals in 56 games.
In a tweet, Ibrahimovic said: "I came, I saw, I conquered. Thank you @lagalaxy for making me feel alive again. To the Galaxy fans - you wanted Zlatan, I gave you Zlatan. You are welcome. The story continues...Now go back to watch baseball."
The 38-year-old previously spent two years at Manchester United, helping the Old Trafford club to win the League Cup and the Europa League in 2016/17.
However, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer played down any prospect of an unlikely return for the striker: "If he was 28, not 38 next month it would be a big difference.
"But Zlatan has had a great time here and, of course, he is still doing well and was unfortunate he got his injury here when he did.
"So, who knows? He knows my number. He never rented my house but he was looking at it, and we can speak our native language. If he’s serious I’ll always speak to Zlatan.
"No, I don’t think that will happen. I think he’s had his time at the club and he’s had a fantastic career and I wouldn’t expect him to be serious either when he says that."
Ibrahimovic scored 30 goals in 31 games during the regular MLS season, second only to former Arsenal forward Carlos Vela.
Vela, who has netted 53 goals in 66 appearances for Los Angeles since moving to MLS from Real Sociedad in January 2018, has also been linked with a move to Spain with Barcelona reportedly interested.
But Barca head coach Ernesto Valverde appeared to rule out a bid for the striker.
“I remember that last year was an option that emerged and there was talk about it, but now we are not in the transfer market but we have the players we have,” Valverde said in a press conference, as cited by ESPN Deportes.
Nevertheless, some Arsenal fans took to social media with a tongue-in-cheek theory that the Swede is leaving America thanks to the form of their former striker, and to renew their rivalry in Europe.
 Zlatan so petty he couldn’t even be the best in the MLS.'


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高雄人，雙子座，O型。目前就讀世新大學資訊傳播學系，興趣是追劇、追星，平常就是個大迷妹，非常崇洋媚外，東西只要掛上made in 韓國或日本就覺得是品質保證，一定會立馬丟入購物車。然後我是一個喜歡嘗試新事物的人，喜歡參加各式各樣的活動。自認個性活潑開朗、喜歡交朋友，但都沒有很多人要跟我交朋友，上大學立志擺脫邊緣人。喜歡打排球，但不喜歡運動。平常最擅長待在宿舍當一坨會呼吸的肉，然後耍花癡。
I come from Kaohsiung. My constellation is Gemini. Blood type is O. I study in Shih Hsin University of Information and Communications. My interest are watching korean drama and listening K-pop.I really like Korea and Japan. Then I am a person who likes to try new things and likes to participate in a variety of activities. I think that I am a lively and cheerful person, likeing to make friends with everyone. Like playing volleyball, but do not like to do excercise.
開學時參加了世新美食地圖，認識了一位傳管大三的學姊，聽他說他想創一個社團，主要是和媒體有關，我就參加了，因為我們是在期中才完成創社的程序，所以我們錯過了期初的社團招生，每次社課都只有個位數的人，不過都是大家都是從一開始就對這個社團有興趣，所以人數雖少，但大家都很認真地在上課。我們上學期的社課中教了採訪、直播、攝影、剪輯相關課程。
I participated in an activity when I started school, meeting a schoolmate. She said that she wanted to create a club about mass media. Because we completed the program of creating the club during the middle term, we missed the beginning of the year for the recruitment of societies. There were only single-digit members each time, but everyone was interested in this community from the very beginning. Although the number is small, everyone is taking lessons seriously. We taught courses in interviews, live broadcasts, photography, and editing during our last semester's social class.
從小我就很喜歡動漫，一直很想加入漫研社看看裡面到底在幹嘛，是不是真的就是每堂社課都在看動畫，而且還可以認識很多志同道合的朋友，但是我們國中社團沒有漫研社，所以一上高中我最期待的就是加入漫研成為當中的一份子。雖然上了之後並不像我想像中那樣，社課大部分都在教繪畫，對於美術能力零的我來說根本就是另一個世界，但我還是成為了幹部，三年的社課學到了很多繪畫技巧和化妝技巧，最重要的是交到了很多朋友。
I have always liked animation since I was young. I have always wanted to join the comics research club to see what they are doing. If every club class is watching animations, and I can also meet many like-minded friends, but our junior high school don’t have the club. So what I am most looking forward to as soon as I go to senior high school is to join the club and become a part of it. Although it was not as I imagined, most of the courses taught painting. For me who didn't paint at all, it was another world. But I still became a leader. I learned a lot from the three years of club affairs. Painting skills and make-up skills, the most important thing is to make a lot of friends.
當初會想加入的原因是因為會教怎麼折氣球，覺得折氣球感覺超厲害的，每次看到路邊的街頭藝人在折氣球就很想學怎麼折，可是也不知道去哪裡學，然後剛好看到學校社團有開所以我就加入了，我們的社師真的是請外面的街頭藝人來，就是個年輕長得很可愛的男生，在這兩年的社課中真的學到了很多氣球的折法，那時候只要遇到認識的人我就會折氣球給他，他就會覺得我超厲害哈哈哈，雖然我們還有教魔術，但是都是教一些簡單的道具魔術，所以我對國中社團印象最深的就是學會折了很多氣球。
The reason why I would like to join in the beginning is because it will teach me how to fold a balloon. I feel that folding balloon is awesome. Every time I see a street performers, I would like to learn how to fold it, but I don’t know where to go, and then I just saw that the school club had an opening so I joined. Our club teacher really wanted to come outside the street performers. It was a young, lovely-looking boy who made me really learn a lot during the two years of club classes. At that time, as soon as I meet someone who knows me, I will give him a folded balloon. He will think that I am awesome. Although we still teach magic, we teach some simple prop magic, so the deepest impression on the junior high school club was that I learned to fold a lot of balloons.
世新大學資訊傳播學系 Bachelor of Information and Communications , Shih Hsin University
國立岡山高級中學 National Kangshan Senior High School
高雄市立前峰國民中學
Kaohsiung Municipal Cianfong Junior High School
我喜歡到處去旅行，不管是國內外。我覺得旅行能讓自己增廣見聞，認識不同地方的文化，而且旅行也是種休息，雖然不一定是身體休息，但一定是心理的歇息。我很喜歡自助旅行，因為可以自己安排想去的地方，想待多久就待多久。
I like to travel everywhere, whether at home or abroad. I think that travel can make me more knowledgeable, understand the culture of different places, and travel is a kind of rest. Although it is not necessarily a physical rest, it must be a psychological rest. I really like to travel by myself because I can arrange where I want to go and how long I would like to stay.
camera_alt旅行時一定會拍各種照片，證明自己到過那裡，所以比起拍人像，我更喜歡拍風景。我喜歡藉由相機拍下各種瞬間，不論是美好的還是不美好的，按下快門後都可以保存當下。之前沒有很認真地在拍照，都是看到覺得可以就拍，但是自從上了攝影課後知道構圖的重要，讓我的攝影從生活的紀錄走向藝術的創作。
When I travel, I will take various photos to prove that I have been there, so I like to take landscape more than people. I like to capture various moments with the camera. Whether it is good or bad, you can save the moment when you press the shutter button. I didn't take photos very seriously before. I saw that I could shoot, but I knew the importance of composition since I was in the photography class, and I moved my photography from the record of life to the creation of art.
audiotrack我喜歡聽音樂，尤其是K-POP。我覺得聽歌是一件很舒壓的事，不管在心情好不好的時候都可以聽歌，而且每首歌都有它的意義，所以當我在聽那首歌的時候，我會去思考創作者為時麼要寫這首歌，不是為了要紅，而是要去紀念某件事，這也是我追韓國團體的原因，因為他們想藉由音樂去影響大家，讓大家知道現在這個社會怎麼了，所以音樂對我不只是單純的舒壓，而是有更深的意義。
I like to listen to music, especially K-POP. I think listening to music is a very comfortable matter. You can listen to music whether your mood is good or not, and each song has its meaning, so when I listen to that song, I will think about it. And when I listen the song I would think why the creator wants to write this song is not for popular, but for commemorating something. This is why I’m tempted by Korean groups because they want to influence people through music and let everyone know how this society is now. Well, music is not only a relief to me, but it has a deeper meaning.
其實我沒什麼夢想，但希望我以後可以賺很多錢，然後到處去旅行、買自己想要的東西、定居在韓國瘋狂的追星，所以如果硬要說的話，我的夢想就是賺大錢，因為我覺得沒有錢夢想再偉大都是枉然，所以我認真讀書只為了畢業之後找到一份好工作，然後過自己想要的生活。
Actually, I don't have any dreams, but I hope I can make a lot of money later, and then I travel around, buy what I want, and settle in Korea. So if I have to say it, my dream is to make a lot of money, because I think no money, dreams how great are in vain, so I study hard only to find a good job after graduation, and then live the life I want.
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| 4 | * Simple command that just provide field values | |
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| 6 | * @author Aurélien Baudet | |
| 7 | * | |
| 8 | */ | |
| 9 | public class SimpleCommand implements Command { | |
| 10 | private final int commandLength; | |
| 11 | private final int commandId; | |
| 12 | private final int commandStatus; | |
| 13 | private final int sequenceNumber; | |
| 14 | ||
| 15 | /** | |
| 16 | * @param commandLength | |
| 17 | * the command length | |
| 18 | * @param commandId | |
| 19 | * the command identifier | |
| 20 | * @param commandStatus | |
| 21 | * the command status | |
| 22 | * @param sequenceNumber | |
| 23 | * the sequence number | |
| 24 | */ | |
| 25 | public SimpleCommand(int commandLength, int commandId, int commandStatus, int sequenceNumber) { | |
| 26 | super(); | |
| 27 | this.commandLength = commandLength; | |
| 28 | this.commandId = commandId; | |
| 29 | this.commandStatus = commandStatus; | |
| 30 | this.sequenceNumber = sequenceNumber; | |
| 31 | } | |
| 32 | ||
| 33 | @Override | |
| 34 | public int getCommandLength() { | |
| 35 |
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1. getCommandLength : replaced int return with 0 for fr/sii/ogham/testing/helper/sms/bean/SimpleCommand::getCommandLength → NO_COVERAGE |
return commandLength; |
| 36 | } | |
| 37 | ||
| 38 | @Override | |
| 39 | public int getCommandId() { | |
| 40 |
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return commandId; |
| 41 | } | |
| 42 | ||
| 43 | @Override | |
| 44 | public int getCommandStatus() { | |
| 45 |
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1. getCommandStatus : replaced int return with 0 for fr/sii/ogham/testing/helper/sms/bean/SimpleCommand::getCommandStatus → NO_COVERAGE |
return commandStatus; |
| 46 | } | |
| 47 | ||
| 48 | @Override | |
| 49 | public int getSequenceNumber() { | |
| 50 |
1
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return sequenceNumber; |
| 51 | } | |
| 52 | ||
| 53 | } | |
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sdStartEx
sdStartEx starts drawing on
the current window's client area.
bool sdStartEx(HWND hWnd,long dwType);
Parameters
- hWnd
- Handle of the window to start drawing on
- dwType
- One of three values:
a) SDSTARTEX_ONUPDATEREGION - draws only on the update-region
rectangle.
b) SDSTARTEX_ONDRAWREGION - draws to the whole window (default
behaviour of sdStart() )
c) pointer to a RECT structure - draws only to the specified
rectangle of the window.
Return Value
true - success
false - failed to start drawing, since the window is not
visible. Must not continue drawing on it now.
[ASM: zero flag is set if failed]
Remarks
Must end with sdEnd() if sdStartEx() is successful.
See Also
sdEnd,
sdStart,
sdEnterClip,
sdSetSourceSprite


--- layout: post tags: [ASP.NET MVC, Castle Windsor, Dependency Injection, Services, ASP.NET Web API] date: 2012-04-19 15:14:30 UTC title: "Wiring HttpControllerContext With Castle Windsor" --- {% include JB/setup %}
In a previous post I demonstrated how to wire up HttpControllerContext with Poor Man's DI. In this article I'll show how to wire up HttpControllerContext with Castle Windsor.
This turns out to be remarkably difficult, at least with the constraints I tend to set for myself:
OK, so given these constraints, how can an object graph like this one be created, only with Castle Windsor instead of Poor Man's DI?
return new CatalogController( new RouteLinker( baseUri, controllerContext));
Somehow, the HttpControllerContext instance must be captured and made available for further resolution of a CatalogController instance.
The first step is to capture the HttpControllerContext instance, as early as possible. From my previous post it should be reasonably clear that the best place to capture this instance is from within IHttpControllerActivator.Create.
Here's the requirement: the HttpControllerContext instance must be captured and made available for further resolution of the object graph - preferably in a thread-safe manner. Ideally, it should be captured in a thread-safe object that can start out uninitialized, but then allow exactly one assignment of a value.
At the time I first struggled with this, I was just finishing The Joy of Clojure, so this sounded to me an awful lot like the description of a promise. Crowdsourcing on Twitter turned up that the .NET equivalent of a promise is TaskCompletionSource<T>.
Creating a custom IHttpControllerActivator with an injected TaskCompletionSource<HttpControllerContext> sounds like a good approach. If the custom IHttpControllerActivator can be scoped to a specific request, that would be the solution then and there.
However, as I've previously described, the current incarnation of the ASP.NET Web API has the unfortunate behavior that all framework Services (such as IHttpControllerActivator) are resolved once and cached forever (effectively turning them into having the Singleton lifestyle, despite what you may attempt to configure in your container).
With Dependency Injection, the common solution to bridge the gap between a long-lasting lifestyle and a shorter lifestyle is a factory.
Thus, instead of injecting TaskCompletionSource<HttpControllerContext> into a custom IHttpControllerActivator, a Func<TaskCompletionSource<HttpControllerContext>> can be injected to bridge the lifestyle gap.
One other thing: the custom IHttpControllerActivator is only required to capture the HttpControllerContext for further reference, so I don't want to reimplement all the functionality of DefaultHttpControllerActivator. This is the reason why the custom IHttpControllerActivator ends up being a Decorator:
public class ContextCapturingControllerActivator : IHttpControllerActivator { private readonly IHttpControllerActivator activator; private readonly Func<TaskCompletionSource<HttpControllerContext>> promiseFactory; public ContextCapturingControllerActivator( Func<TaskCompletionSource<HttpControllerContext>> promiseFactory, IHttpControllerActivator activator) { this.activator = activator; this.promiseFactory = promiseFactory; } public IHttpController Create( HttpControllerContext controllerContext, Type controllerType) { this.promiseFactory().SetResult(controllerContext); return this.activator.Create(controllerContext, controllerType); } }
The ContextCapturingControllerActivator class simply Decorates another IHttpControllerActivator and does one thing before delegating the call to the inner implementation: it uses the factory to create a new instance of TaskCompletionSource<HttpControllerContext> and assigns the HttpControllerContext instance to that promise.

The factory itself must also be registered as a Singleton (the default in Castle Windsor):
container.Register(Component .For<Func<TaskCompletionSource<HttpControllerContext>>>() .AsFactory());
Here, I'm taking advantage of Castle Windsor's Typed Factory Facility, so I'm simply asking it to treat a Func<TaskCompletionSource<HttpControllerContext>> as an Abstract Factory. Doing that means that every time the delegate is being invoked, Castle Windsor will create an instance of TaskCompletionSource<HttpControllerContext> with the correct lifetime.
This provides the bridge from Singleton lifestyle to PerWebRequest:
container.Register(Component .For<TaskCompletionSource<HttpControllerContext>>() .LifestylePerWebRequest());
Notice that TaskCompletionSource<HttpControllerContext> is registered with a PerWebRequest lifestyle, which means that every time the above delegate is invoked, it's going to create an instance which is scoped to the current request. This is exactly the desired behavior.
The only thing left is registering the HttpControllerContext class itself:
container.Register(Component .For<HttpControllerContext>() .UsingFactoryMethod(k => k.Resolve<TaskCompletionSource<HttpControllerContext>>() .Task.Result) .LifestylePerWebRequest());
This defines that HttpControllerContext instances are going to be resolved the following way: each time an HttpControllerContext instance is requested, the container is going to look up a TaskCompletionSource<HttpControllerContext> and return the result from that task.
The TaskCompletionSource<HttpControllerContext> instance is scoped per web request and previously captured (as you may recall) by the ContextCapturingControllerActivator class.
That's all (sic!) there's to it :)
Comments
This is a great article and is exactly what I need as I'm tring to use your Hyprlinkr library. However, I've come up against this problem:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12977743/asp-web-api-ioc-resolve-httprequestmessage
any ideas?


public subroutine system_signal(signum, handler_routine)
NAME
system_signal(3f) - [M_system:SIGNALS] install a signal handler
(LICENSE:PD)
SYNOPSIS
subroutine system_signal(sig,handler)
integer,intent(in) :: sig
interface
subroutine handler(signum)
integer :: signum
end subroutine handler
end interface
optional :: handler
DESCRIPTION
Calling system_signal(NUMBER, HANDLER) causes user-defined
subroutine HANDLER to be executed when the signal NUMBER is
caught. The same subroutine HANDLER maybe installed to handle
different signals. HANDLER takes only one integer argument which
is assigned the signal number that is caught. See sample program
below for illustration.
Calling system_signal(NUMBER) installs a do-nothing handler. This
is not equivalent to ignoring the signal NUMBER though, because
the signal can still interrupt any sleep or idle-wait.
Note that the signals SIGKILL and SIGSTOP cannot be handled
this way.
[Compare signal(2) and the GNU extension signal in gfortran.]
EXAMPLE
Sample program:
program demo_system_signal
use M_system, only : system_signal
implicit none
logical :: loop=.true.
integer, parameter :: SIGINT=2,SIGQUIT=3
call system_signal(SIGINT,exitloop)
call system_signal(SIGQUIT,quit)
write(*,*)'Starting infinite loop. Press Ctrl+C to exit.'
do while(loop)
enddo
write(*,*)'Reporting from outside the infinite loop.'
write(*,*)'Starting another loop. Do Ctrl+\ anytime to quit.'
loop=.true.
call system_signal(2)
write(*,*)&
& 'Just installed do-nothing handler for SIGINT. Try Ctrl+C to test.'
do while(loop)
enddo
write(*,*)'You should never see this line when running this demo.'
contains
subroutine exitloop(signum)
integer :: signum
write(*,*)'Caught SIGINT. Exiting infinite loop.'
loop=.false.
end subroutine exitloop
subroutine quit(signum)
integer :: signum
STOP 'Caught SIGQUIT. Stopping demo.'
end subroutine quit
end program demo_system_signal
AUTHOR
LICENSE
Arguments
| Type |
Intent | Optional | Attributes |
|
Name |
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integer,
|
intent(in) |
|
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:: |
signum |
|
|
procedure(handler),
|
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optional |
|
:: |
handler_routine |
|
Source Code
subroutine system_signal(signum,handler_routine)
integer, intent(in) :: signum
procedure(handler), optional :: handler_routine
type(c_funptr) :: ret,c_handler
interface
function c_signal(signal, sighandler) bind(c,name='signal')
import :: c_int,c_funptr
integer(c_int), value, intent(in) :: signal
type(c_funptr), value, intent(in) :: sighandler
type(c_funptr) :: c_signal
end function c_signal
end interface
if(present(handler_routine))then
handler_ptr_array(signum)%sub => handler_routine
else
!x!handler_ptr_array(signum)%sub => null(handler_ptr_array(signum)%sub)
handler_ptr_array(signum)%sub => null()
endif
c_handler=c_funloc(f_handler)
ret=c_signal(signum,c_handler)
end subroutine system_signal


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