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MIDNIGHT IN THE GARDEN OF GOOD AND EVIL 1997 A film review by Timothy Voon Copyright 1998 Timothy Voon 2 :-) :-) for the balance of fate
Cast: John Cusack, Kevin Spacey, Jack Thompson, Lady Chablis, Alison Eastwood, Irma P. Hall, Paul Hipp, Jude Law Director: Clint Eastwood Producers: Clint Eastwood, Randy Phillips, Arnold Stiefel Screenplay: John Lee Hancock based on the novel by John Berendt
This is a movie that leaves its ending up for viewer speculation. The mystery remains unresolved. Some people may find this style of vagueness and lack of conclusion annoying. But, we must remember that much of life's circumstances are a mystery, and no one may truly know the full motives behind the foul actions of a crime.
In the quiet southern community of Savannah, evil takes root. A wealthy, eccentric millionaire, Jim Williams (Kevin Spacey) is accused of murdering a dead hustler (Jude Law) in his mansion – sending shock waves through the community. Throw in a swig of good southern Voo Doo, about how good comes a half hour before midnight and evil half past, and you'll start needing a good swig of lemonade halfway through the movie to help the crime go down better. Enter journalist and author John Kelso (John Cusack), who is asked to write a feature article on our infamous millionaire, but ends up unearthing more black magic and superstition than he counted on.
The ending leaves one with an unearthly feeling of a graveyard. It makes one wonder what happens to murderers, rapists and other criminals who get away with the crime. This movie suggests that you will sow what you reap, and even if you escape human judgement, beware the hand of fate that holds the balance of good and evil in her hands. Her judgement may come as quickly and as suddenly as a heart attack.
Once again, good direction from Clint Eastwood who has paced the movie well. Kevin Spacey puts in a fine performance as a charming, deceptive millionaire and John Cusack is believable as a reporter. This movie is probably not everyone's cup of tea, but great thought provoking material none the less.
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aws-crt-cpp
C++ wrapper around the aws-c-* libraries. Provides Cross-Platform Transport Protocols and SSL/TLS implementations for C++.
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#include <ChannelHandler.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| virtual | ~ChannelHandler ()=default |
| ChannelHandler (const ChannelHandler &)=delete | |
| ChannelHandler & | operator= (const ChannelHandler &)=delete |
| bool | ChannelsThreadIsCallersThread () const |
| void | ShutDownChannel (int errorCode) |
| void | ScheduleTask (std::function< void(TaskStatus)> &&task) |
| void | ScheduleTask (std::function< void(TaskStatus)> &&task, std::chrono::nanoseconds run_in) |
Public Attributes | |
| s_ProcessReadMessage | |
| s_ProcessWriteMessage | |
| s_IncrementReadWindow | |
| s_ProcessShutdown | |
| s_InitialWindowSize | |
| s_MessageOverhead | |
| s_ResetStatistics | |
| s_GatherStatistics | |
Protected Member Functions | |
| virtual int | ProcessReadMessage (struct aws_io_message *message)=0 |
| virtual int | ProcessWriteMessage (struct aws_io_message *message)=0 |
| virtual int | IncrementReadWindow (size_t size)=0 |
| virtual void | ProcessShutdown (ChannelDirection dir, int errorCode, bool freeScarceResourcesImmediately)=0 |
| virtual size_t | InitialWindowSize ()=0 |
| virtual size_t | MessageOverhead ()=0 |
| virtual void | ResetStatistics () |
| virtual void | GatherStatistics (struct aws_array_list *) |
| ChannelHandler (Allocator *allocator=g_allocator) | |
| struct aws_io_message * | AcquireMessageFromPool (MessageType messageType, size_t sizeHint) |
| struct aws_io_message * | AcquireMaxSizeMessageForWrite () |
| bool | SendMessage (struct aws_io_message *message, ChannelDirection direction) |
| bool | IncrementUpstreamReadWindow (size_t windowUpdateSize) |
| void | OnShutdownComplete (ChannelDirection direction, int errorCode, bool freeScarceResourcesImmediately) |
| size_t | DownstreamReadWindow () const |
| size_t | UpstreamMessageOverhead () const |
| struct aws_channel_slot * | GetSlot () const |
Protected Attributes | |
| struct aws_channel_handler | m_handler |
| Allocator * | m_allocator |
Wrapper for aws-c-io channel handlers. The semantics are identical as the functions on aws_channel_handler.
All virtual calls are made from the same thread (the channel's thread).
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delete |
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Convenience function that invokes AcquireMessageFromPool(), asking for the largest reasonable DATA message that can be sent in the write direction, with upstream overhead accounted for.
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Acquire an aws_io_message from the channel's pool.
| bool Aws::Crt::Io::ChannelHandler::ChannelsThreadIsCallersThread | ( | ) | const |
Return whether the caller is on the same thread as the handler's channel.
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Fetches the downstream read window. This gives you the information necessary to honor the read window. If you call send_message() and it exceeds this window, the message will be rejected.
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Adds a pointer to the handler's internal statistics (if they exist) to a list of statistics structures associated with the channel's handler chain.
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Called by the channel when a downstream handler has issued a window increment. You'll want to update your internal state and likely propagate a window increment message of your own by calling IncrementUpstreamReadWindow()
Return AWS_OP_SUCCESS if successful. Otherwise, raise an error and return AWS_OP_ERR.
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Issue a window update notification upstream. Returns true if successful.
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Called by the channel when the handler is added to a slot, to get the initial window size.
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Called by the channel anytime a handler is added or removed, provides a hint for downstream handlers to avoid message fragmentation due to message overhead.
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Must be called by a handler once they have finished their shutdown in the 'dir' direction. Propagates the shutdown process to the next handler in the channel.
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Called by the channel when a message is available for processing in the read direction. It is your responsibility to call aws_mem_release(message->allocator, message); on message when you are finished with it.
Also keep in mind that your slot's internal window has been decremented. You'll want to call aws_channel_slot_increment_read_window() at some point in the future if you want to keep receiving data.
Return AWS_OP_SUCCESS if the message is being processed. If the message cannot be processed raise an error and return AWS_OP_ERR and do NOT release the message, it will be released by the caller.
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The channel calls shutdown on all handlers twice, once to shut down reading, and once to shut down writing. Shutdown always begins with the left-most handler, and proceeds to the right with dir set to ChannelDirection::Read. Then shutdown is called on handlers from right to left with dir set to ChannelDirection::Write.
The shutdown process does not need to complete immediately and may rely on scheduled tasks. The handler MUST call OnShutdownComplete() when it is finished, which propagates shutdown to the next handler. If 'freeScarceResourcesImmediately' is true, then resources vulnerable to denial-of-service attacks (such as sockets and file handles) must be closed immediately before the shutdown process complete.
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Called by the channel when a message is available for processing in the write direction. It is your responsibility to call aws_mem_release(message->allocator, message); on message when you are finished with it.
Return AWS_OP_SUCCESS if the message is being processed. If the message cannot be processed raise an error and return AWS_OP_ERR and do NOT release the message, it will be released by the caller.
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Directs the channel handler to reset all of the internal statistics it tracks about itself.
| void Aws::Crt::Io::ChannelHandler::ScheduleTask | ( | std::function< void(TaskStatus)> && | task | ) |
Schedule a task to run on the next "tick" of the event loop. If the channel is completely shut down, the task will run with the 'Canceled' status.
| void Aws::Crt::Io::ChannelHandler::ScheduleTask | ( | std::function< void(TaskStatus)> && | task, |
| std::chrono::nanoseconds | run_in | ||
| ) |
Schedule a task to run after a desired length of time has passed. The task will run with the 'Canceled' status if the channel completes shutdown before that length of time elapses.
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Send a message in the read or write direction. Returns true if message successfully sent. If false is returned, you must release the message yourself.
| void Aws::Crt::Io::ChannelHandler::ShutDownChannel | ( | int | errorCode | ) |
Initiate a shutdown of the handler's channel.
If the channel is already shutting down, this call has no effect.
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Fetches the current overhead of upstream handlers. This provides a hint to avoid fragmentation if you care.
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| void Aws::Crt::Io::ChannelHandler::s_GatherStatistics |
| int Aws::Crt::Io::ChannelHandler::s_IncrementReadWindow |
| size_t Aws::Crt::Io::ChannelHandler::s_InitialWindowSize |
| size_t Aws::Crt::Io::ChannelHandler::s_MessageOverhead |
| int Aws::Crt::Io::ChannelHandler::s_ProcessReadMessage |
| int Aws::Crt::Io::ChannelHandler::s_ProcessShutdown |
| int Aws::Crt::Io::ChannelHandler::s_ProcessWriteMessage |
| void Aws::Crt::Io::ChannelHandler::s_ResetStatistics |


So far I have done two projects and pushed then to Github.The projects include;
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| | Pointer to the last HDF5 structure in polar coordinates: input volume or polar product. More...
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Derives the most relevant polar data (input or product) and returns it.
Returns in order of priority:
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| Hi5Tree & getMyHi5 |
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h5_role::value_t |
filter = (CARTESIAN|POLAR|INPUT|CURRENT) | ) |
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Pointer to the last HDF5 structure in Cartesian coordinates: input or Cartesian product.
- if CARTESIAN and POLAR are both set, either
- if neither CARTESIAN nor POLAR is set,
◆ updateHdf5Status()
Derives the most relevant polar input data and returns it.
Returns in order of priority:
local, if non-empty
shared, if non-empty
local (empty)
Split what:source to separate fields
◆ currentPolarHi5
Pointer to the last HDF5 structure in polar coordinates: input volume or polar product.
The data pointed to will be applied as input to a Cartesian product (single-radar or composite).
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


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In a previous post we talked about Microsoft Roslyn. In this post will get our hands dirty with Roslyn syntax analysis in order to develop our first code-focused program. We will see how the SyntaxTree of HelloWorld program look like and how we can traverse and query it.
The Syntax API exposes the syntax trees the compilers use to understand Visual Basic and C# programs. They are produced by the same parser that runs when a project is built or a developer hits F5. The four primary building blocks of syntax trees are:
First, download Microsoft Roslyn CTP from here. and Install it.You will need Visual Studio 2012 and Visual Studio 2012 SDK in order to install Roslyn.
Now open your Visual Studio 2012 and create a new Console Application project. Add the following to your project references
Now edit your code to look like:
using System;
using System;
using Roslyn.Compilers;
using Roslyn.Compilers.CSharp;
namespace RoslynDemo1
{
class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
SyntaxTree tree = SyntaxTree.ParseText(
@"using System;
namespace HelloWorld
{
class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
Console.WriteLine(""Hello, World!"");
}
}
}");
foreach (SyntaxNode node in tree.GetRoot().ChildNodesAndTokens())
PrintSyntaxTree(node);
Console.ReadLine();
}
static void PrintSyntaxTree(SyntaxNode node)
{
if (node != null)
{
Console.WriteLine(node.Kind + " | " + node.ToString());
foreach (SyntaxNode child in node.ChildNodes())
PrintSyntaxTree(child);
}
}
}
}
Now, run our program. You should see an output similar to the following:
Now let’s explain what we already did. First, we included the needed namespaces. The common Syntax APIs are found in the Roslyn.Compilers and the Roslyn.Compilers.Common namespace, while the language specific Syntax APIs are found in Roslyn.Compilers.CSharp and Roslyn.Compilers.VisualBasic.
Second, we tried to get a syntax tree corresponding to our HelloWorld program using the SyntaxTree.ParseText function, which produces a syntax tree by parsing the passed source code.
Third, in order to traverse the syntax tree we get its root, then get its child nodes. Then loop on these child nodes and their children recursively to print its kind and the string representation. C# node kind is on of the kinds in enum Roslyn.Compilers.CSharp.SymbolKind.
Inside the PrintSyntaxTree method, by playing in the order of node printing and the recursive call, you can apply your tree traversal logic. You can also inspect specific elements of the tree:
var root = (CompilationUnitSyntax)tree.GetRoot();
var helloWorldDeclaration = (NamespaceDeclarationSyntax)root.Members[0];
var programDeclaration = (TypeDeclarationSyntax)helloWorldDeclaration.Members[0];
var mainDeclaration = (MethodDeclarationSyntax)programDeclaration.Members[0];
var argsParameter = mainDeclaration.ParameterList.Parameters[0];
Console.WriteLine(argsParameter.ToString() );
In addition to traversing syntax trees you can also explore the syntax tree using the query methods defined on SyntaxNode. These methods are similar to XPath. You can also use these methods with LINQ to quickly find things in a tree. For example, the following statements uses a LINQ expression and the DescendantNodes method to locate the same parameter as in the previous example:
var firstParameters = from methodDeclaration in root.DescendantNodes()
.OfType()
where methodDeclaration.Identifier.ValueText == "Main"
select methodDeclaration.ParameterList.Parameters.First();
var argsParameter2 = firstParameters.Single();
Console.WriteLine(argsParameter2.ToString());
If you want to find all nodes of a specific type in a syntax tree, for example, every property declaration in a file, you can do that by extending the SyntaxWalker class and overriding the VisitPropertyDeclaration method, you can process every property declaration in a syntax tree without knowing its structure beforehand.
Now let’s implement, as an example, a SyntaxWalker that examines the entire syntax tree and collects any using directives it find which aren’t importing a System namespace.
Create a new C# Console application and edit it to look like:
using System;
using Roslyn.Compilers;
using Roslyn.Compilers.CSharp;
namespace RoslynDemo2
{
class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
SyntaxTree tree = SyntaxTree.ParseText(
@"using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using Roslyn.Compilers;
using Roslyn.Compilers.CSharp;
namespace TopLevel
{
using Microsoft;
using System.ComponentModel;
namespace Child1
{
using Microsoft.Win32;
using System.Runtime.InteropServices;
class Foo { }
}
namespace Child2
{
using System.CodeDom;
using Microsoft.CSharp;
class Bar { }
}
}");
var root = (CompilationUnitSyntax)tree.GetRoot();
}
}
}
As you noticed, this source text contains using directives scattered across four different locations: the file-level, in the top-level namespace, and in the two nested namespaces.
Now, add a new class to your project and edit it to look like the next code. Basically we inherit from the SyntaxWalker class, and over the VisitUsingDirective method. This method is called by Visit method, which recursively visits a node and each of its children. VisitUsingDirective method is called for using directives only, inside it we collect the namespaces that starts with “System.” but not equal to “System”.
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using Roslyn.Compilers;
using Roslyn.Compilers.CSharp;
namespace RoslynDemo2
{
class myWalker : SyntaxWalker
{
public readonly List Usings = new List();
public override void VisitUsingDirective(UsingDirectiveSyntax node)
{
if (node.Name.GetText().ToString() != "System" &&
!node.Name.GetText().ToString().StartsWith("System."))
{
this.Usings.Add(node);
}
}
}
}
Now let’s go back to the Main method and use our walker by adding the following code snippet to the end of Main method. Basically it passes the syntax tree root to myWalker.Visit method, which internally call the VisitUsingDirective method. Then we loop and print the collected usings.
When you run your program, you should see an output similar to the following:
In this post we gave a quick example about obtaining a SyntaxTree of HelloWorld program and explored its nodes. We also built a SyntaxWalker that walk the syntax tree and collect the nodes of our interest only. Later we will see how to fully manipulate SyntaxNodes and SyntaxTrees.


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open - Open a file-based or command pipeline channel
open fileName
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This command opens a file, serial port, or command pipeline and returns a channel identifier that may be used in future invocations of commands like read, puts, and close. If the first character of fileName is not | then the command opens a file: fileName gives the name of the file to open, and it must conform to the conventions described in the filename manual entry.
The access argument, if present, indicates the way in which the file (or command pipeline) is to be accessed. In the first form access may have any of the following values:
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Note that if you are going to be reading or writing binary data from the channel created by this command, you should use the fconfigure command to change the -translation option of the channel to binary before transferring any binary data. This is in contrast to the ``b'' character passed as part of the equivalent of the access parameter to some versions of the C library fopen() function.
If the first character of fileName is ``|'' then the remaining characters of fileName are treated as a list of arguments that describe a command pipeline to invoke, in the same style as the arguments for exec. In this case, the channel identifier returned by open may be used to write to the command's input pipe or read from its output pipe, depending on the value of access. If write-only access is used (e.g. access is w), then standard output for the pipeline is directed to the current standard output unless overridden by the command. If read-only access is used (e.g. access is r), standard input for the pipeline is taken from the current standard input unless overridden by the command. The id of the spawned process is accessible through the pid command, using the channel id returned by open as argument.
If fileName refers to a serial port, then the specified serial port is opened and initialized in a platform-dependent manner. Acceptable values for the fileName to use to open a serial port are described in the PORTABILITY ISSUES section.
The fconfigure command can be used to query and set additional configuration options specific to serial ports.
When running Tcl interactively, there may be some strange interactions between the real console, if one is present, and a command pipeline that uses standard input or output. If a command pipeline is opened for reading from a 32-bit application, some of the keystrokes entered at the console will be sent to the command pipeline and some will be sent to the Tcl evaluator. If a command pipeline is opened for writing to a 32-bit application, no output is visible on the console until the the pipe is closed. These problems only occur because both Tcl and the child application are competing for the console at the same time. If the command pipeline is started from a script, so that Tcl is not accessing the console, or if the command pipeline does not use standard input or output, but is redirected from or to a file, then the above problems do not occur.
Whether or not Tcl is running interactively, if a command pipeline is opened for reading from a 16-bit DOS application, the call to open will not return until end-of-file has been received from the command pipeline's standard output. If a command pipeline is opened for writing to a 16-bit DOS application, no data will be sent to the command pipeline's standard output until the pipe is actually closed. This problem occurs because 16-bit DOS applications are run synchronously, as described above.
Opening a command pipeline is not supported under Macintosh, since applications do not support the concept of standard input or output.
When running Tcl interactively, there may be some strange interactions between the console, if one is present, and a command pipeline that uses standard input. If a command pipeline is opened for reading, some of the lines entered at the console will be sent to the command pipeline and some will be sent to the Tcl evaluator. This problem only occurs because both Tcl and the child application are competing for the console at the same time. If the command pipeline is started from a script, so that Tcl is not accessing the console, or if the command pipeline does not use standard input, but is redirected from a file, then the above problem does not occur.
See the PORTABILITY ISSUES section of the exec command for additional information not specific to command pipelines about executing applications on the various platforms
file, close, filename, fconfigure, gets, read, puts, exec, pid, fopen
access mode, append, create, file, non-blocking, open, permissions, pipeline, process, serial
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Evaluation of Scala.js
for Interactive Web Surfaces
By Sebastian Dassé
Motivation
- 90% of all websites use JavaScript
-
problem: JavaScript is flawed
- has many inconsinstencies and bad surprises
- many established programming concepts are unspecified (e.g. classes, modules, constants)
- dynamic typing leads to runtime errors and makes refactoring hard
- solution: use a different language and compile to JavaScript
Scala.js
- is a Scala to JavaScript compiler
- developed mainly by Sébastien Doeraene at EPFL, on suggestion of Martin Odersky (inventor of Scala)
- first presented in June 2013
Objective
evaluate the usefulness of Scala.js for developing web surfaces
- How does it work?
- How to configure a Scala.js project?
- How comfortable is it to work with Scala.js?
- Is it possible to implement common requirements of web development?
- What are the effects on code quality?
- How is the performance?
Compilation and Optimization Pipeline
- fastOptJS for development
- fullOptJS for production
Stability
- backwards compatibility guaranteed since version 0.6.0 (Feb 2015)
- test suite with 400 tests (as of Jul 2014)
Scala Support
- full support of Scala standard library
- some differences from Scala semantics (owed to a better performance)
- only partial support of Java standard library
JavaScript Interoperability
Case Studies
based on small prototypical implementations
- automatically updates the browser when code changes are saved
- transfers compiler output to the browser console
Debugging with Source Maps
-
Scala.js supports Source Maps, so it is possible to navigate from the stack trace (error log) to the error source in the source code
Build performance
-
build times
- 10 seconds for the first build
- 2 seconds since second build without clean (thanks to incremental compilation)
- file size
- 20 kB in Scala.js (vs 187 B in pure HTML/JavaScript)
Writing unit tests
-
set of assertions, that can be used in test suites
- tests are quite slow: 19 s for 7 tests with 25 assertions
- can be used in continuous mode:
Currency converter
- simple web UI
- requests the exchange rate from Yahoo! Finance API
Ajax
-
XMLHttpRequest (JS) can be used
-
more convenience with futures
Cross-compiling Library
- implemented statistical functions: mean, median, variance, standard deviation
- one single, shared implementation
- platform-specific facades
- unit tests for shared code and facades
- simple web UI
Code quality in Scala.js
- noticeably less code (fewer helper methods necessary)
- functional programming, but still fast
Runtime performance Benchmark
- benchmark using JSLitmus
- runtime performance of Scala.js very close to pure JavaScript code
Pro
- good IDE support (IntelliJ, Eclipse, ...)
- good JavaScript interoperability
- readable, reusable code is easier to write
- runtime performance almost on the same level as JavaScript
- Scala in the browser
- cross-compiling projects with shared code
- Scala as single language for client and server
- enthusiastic developer community
Contra
- established Scala/Java test libraries (JUnit, ScalaTest) not usable
- tests with uTest are slow
- compiled JavaScript files are still rather big
- many libraries still experimental
Outlook
- planned improvements of Scala.js:
- further performance boost
- a compiler in the browser
- working implementation of the Akka actor model
- success will largely depend on the success of the language Scala


Barred election candidate Joshua Wong urges Hong Kong to vote to show discontent
Wong, a leader of those protests when just 17, was disqualified from running in Sunday's elections because of his links to a political group promoting independence for Hong Kong, a red line for Communist Party rulers in Beijing.
Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong urged people to vote on Sunday (November 24) to show the city's discontent to Beijing.
Wong, a leader of those protests when just 17, was disqualified from running in Sunday's elections because of his links to a political group promoting independence for Hong Kong, a red line for Communist Party rulers in Beijing.
Wong said he was the only person disqualified out of more than 1,100 candidates in the district council elections.
Many Hong Kong people see the polls as a "referendum" on support for the anti-government protest movement, coming as the city grapples with its biggest political crisis in decades.
As voting got underway at 7:30 a.m. (2330 GMT on Saturday), Reuters witnesses said there was only a small police presence, in contrast to earlier reports that riot police planned to guard all polling stations and almost all officers in the 31,000 strong force would be on duty.


Constructor
new Pool(object)
Constructor
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
object |
* | object to alloc in the pool |
Methods
alloc() → {*}
Allocate space in the pool
Returns:
- Type
- *
collect() → {Pool}
Collect all objects in the pool
and clear current stats
Returns:
- Type
- Pool
free(obj) → {Pool}
Free space in the pool by
returning an object to it
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
obj |
* |
Returns:
- Type
- Pool


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HTML
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On a Mac: Use TextEdit. It's in Applications, or you click on the Spotlight Search icon, and search for TextEdit.
On a PC: Use Notepad. On Windows 7, click Start, All Programs, Accessories, and Notepad. For Windows 8, click the Start Screen, and type Notepad.
You can also install your own instance of WordPress on your own server to customize. WordPress is an open source project. Find out more at http://wordpress.org/
What is it? What can you do with it?
How is it similar to WordPress? How is it different?
What is it?
“The word "metadata" means "data about data". Metadata articulates a context for objects of interest -- "resources" such as MP3 files, library books, or satellite images -- in the form of "resource descriptions". As a tradition, resource description dates back to the earliest archives and library catalogs. The modern "metadata" field that gave rise to Dublin Core and other recent standards emerged with the Web revolution of the mid-1990s.”
What is Dublin Core?
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What happens when you wake after a night of dreaming to find your favorite dinosaur character from your favorite TV show talking to you in your bedroom?
You and the dinosaur panic!!!
After nine year-old Benjamin Buckingham calms down, he chooses between chasing after the dinosaur into a secret world or... going to school. What Benjamin finds is an imaginative world with castles filled with people who create dreams. But, Benjamin discovers something else, something awful, something treacherous.  Benjamin begins a quest to save a kidnapped king and finds talking animals, magical castles, and frightening monsters along the way. Will dreams survive? Will nightmares be destroyed? Will dinosaurs continue talking forever?


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I did some research to find out what this Rails thing I've heard so much about really. The first thing to clear up is that Rails = Ruby on Rails. In case you've heard one or the other and assumed they were different. They're not. Now while Ruby is a programming language, Rails is a software library that extends the Ruby programming language.
In essence Rails is a framework for building websites. It uses a set of conventions for creators to know and this allows for them to collaborate more easily. Rails combines Ruby with HTML, CSS and JavaScript to create web pages or web applications. Since modern web applications can have a lot of intricate functions and parts, Rails helps with their creation.
There are a lot of reasons for why Rails is popular for web application development. Firstly, in contrast to a language like Perl, which has many different ways to approach a problem, Rails has a "best way." This allows for more consistent solutions, few decisions to make and faster development. It also follows the principle of software development of keeping things DRY. This stands for "Don't Repeat Yourself" and is a mindset used to avoid duplication and to keep things simple and easy to follow.
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We are a family owned and operated company with clear cut priorities and an ambitious mission statement. Each year we raise the bar in regard to risk management, staff training, curriculum, and pure ocean fun.
We make it look easy, but there is an incredible amount of work behind the scenes.
We take extreme pride in what we do, and we do it for all the right reasons. Our dedication and true desire to be the best has made us the most recommended camp of our kind.
Our continued dedication to leading the pack is something we are very proud of and something you can count on. Our founder has been teaching people how to surf since 1995. He has developed an amazing methodology that will get you up and riding in no time. He also understands that there is so much more to surfing then standing on a board and riding a wave.
Being a surfer means being responsible to and for other surfers in the water and a dedication to taking care of our coast. That is why in all of our programs we emphasize safety, surfing etiquette, and dynamic lessons about our coastal environment.
In our programs you will catch all the waves your body can stand while our expert coaches fill your mind with knowledge and your spirit with stoke. When you leave our program you will have an understanding of why surfers are surfers and why we have uncompromising commitments to coastal conservation.
We don’t just claim that safety is our first priority, we make it our daily practice! We never exceed a student-to-instructor ratio of 3:1, and in some programs it is 2:1. We put in thousands of hours of instruction time each year, so we stay alert and tuned to our standardized safety policies and procedures.
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Tasks are a high-level user interface for performing functionality in a build script. Tasks can create Environments that perform compilation/linking steps. Tasks can also execute arbitrary commands or perform any miscellaneous logic.
Tasks can have dependencies, which are specified as names of other tasks that should be executed before this task executes.
Tasks can have action blocks. When a task is executed, all of its action blocks are called in the order in which they were added.
Example:
task "build" do env do |env| env.Program("^^/proj.elf", glob("src/**/*.c")) end end task "flash", deps: "build" do sh "nrfjprog", "-f", "NRF52", "--program", env.expand("^^/proj.elf") end
In this example, the flash
task depends on the build
task.
So if the project had not yet been built, and the user executes
./rscons flash
, the project would first be built and then flashed to the
target.
If the task
method is called again with the name of an already existing task,
the task is not overwritten, but rather modified.
Any newly specified dependencies are added to the current dependencies.
Any action block is appended to the task's list of action blocks to execute
when the task is executed.
Note that for a simple project, the build script may not need to define any tasks at all and could just make use of the Rscons built-in default task (see Default Task).
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Buttons, links and inputs of type "submit" can all be styled to look identical:
There are button styles for each of the semantic colors.
Primary is represented by the standard button styling. Classes can be added for:
secondary
,
info
,
success
,
warning
, and
danger
.
Each of these button styles has a hover state that is 5% lighter:
Focusing adds a drop-shadow to mimic an outline. It is in the same color family as the outline for non-button links.
Active is slightly darker than the base color, and also has a focus shadow.
Disabled buttons change their pointer and desaturate their background color.
Inputs and labels are block elements. They grow like goldfish to fill the container where they live. So create containers of the right size in a row, and fill each with a label and input.
Help text under the label just works:
Validations errors happen. An error class can be added to the bounding container, which changes the styling of the label help text and input border of that container.
The error
class can also be put on individual items within a form.
There are a wide variety of built in html 5 inputs. You can use this page to check out how they look across the browsers you will support.


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Circa is a service for the Atlanta community that allows users to buy and sell items with each other. We handle all the logistics including pricing, payment, shipping, and fraud protection. No more haggling over prices with multiple people, coordinating awkward meet-ups, giving contact information to strangers, or getting scammed!
Right now, Circa can only deliver to {% for zip in zipcodes %} {% if forloop.counter == zip_len %} and {{ zip }}{% else %} {{ zip }}, {% endif %}{% endfor %}, but we are willing to make arrangements for customers outside of this area. Send an email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and we'll see what we can do!
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My appreciation for this type of content allows me to appreciate the type of learning that Devbootcamp is encouraging. They seem to be an environment where they provide you the tools to do great and wonderful things but it's up to the users / students to create their content and make the most of their environment. DBC's emphasis is on creativity and our ability to do great things not through a structured environment, but through the encouragement of infinite possibilites.
My appreciation for this type of content allows me to appreciate the type of learning that Devbootcamp is encouraging. They seem to be an environment where they provide you the tools to do great and wonderful things but it's up to the users / students to create their content and make the most of their environment. DBC's emphasis is on creativity and our ability to do great things not through a structured environment, but through the encouragement of infinite possibilites.


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NURSE BETTY -----------
Betty Sizemore's (Renie Zellweger, "Me, Myself & Irene") nursing dreams were dashed by her boorish car-salesman husband Del (Aaron Eckhart, "Erin Brokovich"). She spends her days waitressing at the local Tip Top diner and losing herself in 'A Reason to Love,' the hospital set soap whose lead character, Dr. David Ravell (Greg Kinnear, "As Good As It Gets") gives Betty a reason to live. When Betty witnesses two hitmen kill her husband, she totally loses her grip with reality and travels to LA to find her true love in "Nurse Betty."
 Her coworkers present her with a lifesize cardboard cutout of her hero along with a birthday cupcake (which Del scoffs later). Her celebratory plans with best friend Sue Ann (Kathleen Wilhoite, "Drowning Mona") are first challenged when Del refuses to lend her a Le Sabre, insisting she take a Corsica instead (Betty switches the key Del's secretary/mistress gives her anyway), then dashed when Sue Ann's unable to get a babysitter.
Betty returns home and holes herself up in the den to watch her soap on video, ignoring Del when he returns to do business with the two men Betty served earlier, Charlie and Wesley (Chris Rock, "Lethal Weapon IV"). They're really out to retrieve stolen drugs that Del's gotten himself mixed up in and Del ends up dead when Wesley overacts and attempts to scalp(!) him. Betty waltzes out while town Sheriff Ballard (Pruitt Taylor Vince, "Heavy") and local reporter Roy (Crispin Glover, downplaying his usual weirdness quotient) stand aghast in the crime scene. Her disappearance raises suspicion with Charlie and Wesley, who are ordered to take her out.
Betty journeys from Kansas to LA and secures a job as a nurse and a place to stay with the thankful Rosa (Tia Texada, "Paulie") after acting quickly during a shootout/kidnapping in front of the hospital which had just turned her away. Then Rosa gets her into a charity event where actor George McCord is making an appearance and Betty's rapturous greeting to her beloved 'ex-fiance, David Ravell' impresses him and the show's producer/writer Lyla (Allison Janney, "Drop Dead Gorgeous") as improvisational acting. Betty's in heaven, Rosa's perplexed, George and Lyla are revamping their show. Back home Roy, Ballard and Sue Ann are putting the pieces together to track her down, but Charlie and Wesley are two steps ahead of them and already heading west.
Zellweger buries memories of her last two unsuccessful flicks to triumph as a good-hearted, if delusional, small town girl. Betty's sweetness personified, but never cloying, and her ability to waft from one dream to the next is utterly convincing.  There's a little bit of "Fargo" in these two mismatched hitmen who end up inside small town weirdness neither of them anticipated. Kinnear is well suited to the soap star looking for a new sensation to jack up his ratings, and plays his soap scenes with satirically grave intensity. Once again Eckhart amazes with his chameleonic abilities, impressing in a small role as the loathsome, mullet-haired Del.
First time screenwriters John C. Richards (also 'story by') and James Flamberg have created a memorably original world whose characters follow surprising paths. The compassion and humor in the script makes it one of the year's best. Director Neil LaBute has made a wise decision stepping away from his own nihilistic writing, showcasing his talents in this far sunnier (albeit still sometimes blackly humorous) space. He and cinematographer Jean-Yves Escoffier ("Cradle Will Rock") amusingly begin to block their shots in the 'real' world just like their heroine's television fantasy.
"Nurse Betty" is a rich film that always has another surprise around the corner. If some climatic occurrences don't play quite as neatly as they should, one can still take immense pleasure from the imaginative filmmaking here that can bind Betty's character to Charlie's with the star on her tee shirt.
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This charming home is located directly across the street (College Avenue) from the Randall L. Jones Theatre and soon to be built Centre for the Performing Arts.
Once the home of Blanch Houchen (our Nana), it can now be your special home away from home as you enjoy the educational benefits of Southern Utah University.
Nana's is beautifully decorated and has two bedrooms each with a queen size bed. It has a fully equipped kitchen and a separate dining room, one bathroom with tub/shower, a laundry room downstairs, and a spacious living room. Outside is a private off street parking driveway and a lovely yard to enjoy.
Amenities include: central air conditioning, large flat screen television, high speed internet, washer and dryer, lots of storage, free parking, beautiful landscaped yard, short walk (across the street) to Southern Utah University.


Daily Auction Analysis
This analysis is for 06 January 2015 orders of NK225/15H.OS between 15:10 and 15:15 with size of 80 lots and bigger
Date:
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Symbol:
NK225/15H.OS
Min lot size:
80


Access
Direct Subclass:
The base class for Shadow.$()
method used for obtaining f.lux contextual information
concerning a non-primitive shadow state property.
The most commonly used methods include:
This class provides access to the experimental Property checkpointing api. Checkpointing allows the state to be recorded at a point in time and then later reset to that point. This is handy when a form may accept changes and then allow the user to cancel the edit session.
See:
Constructor Summary
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constructor(impl: *) |
Member Summary
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Method Summary
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| public |
Copies the current actual state for later reset using Property#resetToCheckpoint. |
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| public |
Clears an existing checkpoint created using Property#checkpoint. |
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| public |
Gets the path from root property using a dot ( |
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| public |
getCheckpoint(): Object | Array Gets the checkpoint state previously recorded using Property#checkpoint. |
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| public |
Gets if an existing checkpoint has be created using Property#checkpoint. |
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| public |
Gets if the shadow state property is proxying the current actual state contained in the f.lux store. |
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| public |
Gets if the property allows for assignment through the shadow state, ie |
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| public |
Gets if the shadow property has experienced a mutation action. |
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| public |
Gets the current shadow state for this property. |
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| public |
Gets the next actual state for this property following any pending actions. |
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| public |
path(): [] Gets the Property#name components from the root property to this property. |
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| public |
Gets the unique f.lux ID for this property. |
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| public |
Gets the Property managing this shadow property. |
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| public |
Replaces the current property state with a checkpoint state previously recorded using Property#checkpoint. |
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| public |
rootShadow(): Shadow Gets the top-level shadow from the Store containing this shadow state property. |
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| public |
shadow(): * |
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| public |
Gets the path from root property using a slash ( |
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| public |
Gets the actual state being shadowed. |
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| public |
Gets the {@Link Store} containing the application state. |
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| public |
update(callback: *) Performs an update on the state values. |
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| public |
Registers a one-time no argument callback to be invoked after the next Store state change. |
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public constructor(impl: *) source
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| impl | * |
Public Members
public [_impl]: * source
Public Methods
public checkpoint() source
Copies the current actual state for later reset using Property#resetToCheckpoint. An existing checkpoint will take precedence over subsequent calls.
public dotPath(): string source
Gets the path from root property using a dot (.
) separator. Suitable for using with the lodash result()
function.
public getCheckpoint(): Object | Array source
Gets the checkpoint state previously recorded using Property#checkpoint.
public hasCheckpoint(): boolean source
Gets if an existing checkpoint has be created using Property#checkpoint.
public isActive(): boolean source
Gets if the shadow state property is proxying the current actual state contained in the f.lux store.
public isReadonly(): boolean source
Gets if the property allows for assignment through the shadow state, ie todo.desc = "go skiing"
. The
readonly attribute is hierarchically determined through the parent property if not explicitly set.
public isValid(): boolean source
Gets if the shadow property has experienced a mutation action. This method will return true
and
Access#isActive may also return true if the f.lux store has not yet been transitioned to
the next state.
public latest(): Shadow source
Gets the current shadow state for this property. The shadow state referenced by this access object could be stale if a javascript closure has a previous reference and then performed an asynchronous operation like a network request.
public nextState(): Object | Array source
Gets the next actual state for this property following any pending actions.
public path(): [] source
Gets the Property#name components from the root property to this property.
Return:
| [] | array where each name component is either a |
public resetToCheckpoint() source
Replaces the current property state with a checkpoint state previously recorded using Property#checkpoint. The checkpoint is cleared.
public rootShadow(): Shadow source
Gets the top-level shadow from the Store containing this shadow state property.
public update(callback: *) source
Performs an update on the state values.
The callback should be pure and have the form:
callback(nextState) : nextState
- or -
callback(nextState) : { name, nextState }
The nextState
parameter is a javascript object (not a Shadow
) that represents the next state starting
from the current state and having all the actions in the current tick applied to it before this update()
call.
The callback should return an object with the following properties:
-
name
- a stort moniker identifying the update call purpose. This will passed to the store middleware. This value is optional with the default value being '[path].$().update()'. nextState
- the value for the next state after the update functionality.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| callback | * |


The Tin Woodman of Oz
by L. Frank Baum
Chapter 13: “The Restoration”
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1918
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Baum, L. F. (1918). The Tin Woodman of Oz. J. R. Neill (Ed.).
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 7.0
- Word Count: 2,421
- Genre: Fantasy
- Keywords: 20th century literature, american literature, books of oz, children's literature, fantasy, l. frank baum
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The Tin Owl gave a hoot of delight when he saw the Red Wagon draw up before Jinjur’s house, and the Brown Bear grunted and growled with glee and trotted toward Ozma as fast as he could wobble. As for the Canary, it flew swiftly to Dorothy’s shoulder and perched there, saying in her ear:
“Thank goodness you have come to our rescue!”
“But who are you?” asked Dorothy
“Don’t you know?” returned the Canary.
“No; for the first time we noticed you in the Magic Picture, you were just a bird, as you are now.
“Goodness me!” cried Dorothy. “How dreadful.”
“Well, I make a rather pretty bird, I think,” returned Polychrome, “but of course I’m anxious to resume my own shape and get back upon my rainbow.”
“Ozma will help you, I’m sure,” said Dorothy. “How does it feel, Scarecrow, to be a Bear?” she asked, addressing her old friend.
“I don’t like it,” declared the Scarecrow Bear. “This brutal form is quite beneath the dignity of a wholesome straw man.”
“And think of me,” said the Owl, perching upon the dashboard of the Red Wagon with much noisy clattering of his tin feathers. “Don’t I look horrid, Dorothy, with eyes several sizes too big for my body, and so weak that I ought to wear spectacles?”
“Well,” said Dorothy critically, as she looked him over, “you’re nothing to brag of, I must confess. But Ozma will soon fix you up again.”
The Green Monkey had hung back, bashful at meeting two lovely girls while in the form of a beast; but Jinjur now took his hand and led him forward while she introduced him to Ozma, and Woot managed to make a low bow, not really ungraceful, before her girlish Majesty, the Ruler of Oz.
“You have all been forced to endure a sad experience,” said Ozma, “and so I am anxious to do all in my power to break Mrs. Yoop’s enchantments. But first tell me how you happened to stray into that lonely Valley where Yoop Castle stands.”
Between them they related the object of their journey, the Scarecrow Bear telling of the Tin Woodman’s resolve to find Nimmie Amee and marry her, as a just reward for her loyalty to him. Woot told of their adventures with the Loons of Loonville, and the Tin Owl described the manner in which they had been captured and transformed by the Giantess. Then Polychrome related her story, and when all had been told, and Dorothy had several times reproved Toto for growling at the Tin Owl, Ozma remained thoughtful for a while, pondering upon what she had heard. Finally she looked up, and with one of her delightful smiles, said to the anxious group:
“I am not sure my magic will be able to restore every one of you, because your transformations are of such a strange and unusual character. Indeed, Mrs. Yoop was quite justified in believing no power could alter her enchantments. However, I am sure I can restore the Scarecrow to his original shape. He was stuffed with straw from the beginning, and even the Yookoohoo magic could not alter that. The Giantess was merely able to make a bear’s shape of a man’s shape, but the bear is stuffed with straw, just as the man was. So I feel confident I can make a man of the bear again.”
“Hurrah!” cried the Brown Bear, and tried clumsily to dance a jig of delight.
“As for the Tin Woodman, his case is much the same,” resumed Ozma, still smiling. “The power of the Giantess could not make him anything but a tin creature, whatever shape she transformed him into, so it will not be impossible to restore him to his manly form. Anyhow, I shall test my magic at once, and see if it will do what I have promised.”
She drew from her bosom a small silver Wand and, making passes with the Wand over the head of the Bear, she succeeded in the brief space of a moment in breaking his enchantment. The original Scarecrow of Oz again stood before them, well stuffed with straw and with his features nicely painted upon the bag which formed his head.
The Scarecrow was greatly delighted, as you may suppose, and he strutted proudly around while the powerful fairy, Ozma of Oz, broke the enchantment that had transformed the Tin Woodman and made a Tin Owl into a Tin Man again.
“Now, then,” chirped the Canary, eagerly; “I’m next, Ozma!”
“But your case is different,” replied Ozma, no longer smiling but wearing a grave expression on her sweet face. “I shall have to experiment on you, Polychrome, and I may fail in all my attempts.”
She then tried two or three different methods of magic, hoping one of them would succeed in breaking Polychrome’s enchantment, but still the Rainbow’s Daughter remained a Canary-Bird. Finally, however, she experimented in another way. She transformed the Canary into a Dove, and then transformed the Dove into a Speckled Hen, and then changed the Speckled Hen into a rabbit, and then the rabbit into a Fawn. And at the last, after mixing several powders and sprinkling them upon the Fawn, the Yookoohoo enchantment was suddenly broken and before them stood one of the daintiest and loveliest creatures in any fairyland in the world. Polychrome was as sweet and merry in disposition as she was beautiful, and when she danced and capered around in delight, her beautiful hair floated around her like a golden mist and her many-hued raiment, as soft as cobwebs, reminded one of drifting clouds in a summer sky.
Woot was so awed by the entrancing sight of this exquisite Sky Fairy that he quite forgot his own sad plight until be noticed Ozma gazing upon him with an intent expression that denoted sympathy and sorrow. Dorothy whispered in her friend’s ear, but the Ruler of Oz shook her head sadly.
Jinjur, noticing this and understanding Ozma’s looks, took the paw of the Green Monkey in her own hand and patted it softly.
“Never mind,” she said to him. “You are a very beautiful color, and a monkey can climb better than a boy and do a lot of other things no boy can ever do.”
“What’s the matter?” asked Woot, a sinking feeling at his heart. “Is Ozma’s magic all used up?”
Ozma herself answered him.
“Your form of enchantment, my poor boy,” she said pityingly, “is different from that of the others. Indeed, it is a form that is impossible to alter by any magic known to fairies or Yookoohoos. The wicked Giantess was well aware, when she gave you the form of a Green Monkey, that the Green Monkey must exist in the Land of Oz for all future time.”
Woot drew a long sigh.
“Well, that’s pretty hard luck,” he said bravely, “but if it can’t be helped I must endure it; that’s all.
They were all very sorry for him, and Dorothy anxiously asked Ozma:
“Couldn’t Glinda save him?”
“No,” was the reply. “Glinda’s power in transformations is no greater than my own. Before I left my palace I went to my Magic Room and studied Woot’s case very carefully. I found that no power can do away with the Green Monkey. He might transfer, or exchange his form with some other person, it is true; but the Green Monkey we cannot get rid of by any magic arts known to science.”
“But—see here,” said the Scarecrow, who had listened intently to this explanation, “why not put the monkey’s form on some one else?”
“Who would agree to make the change?” asked Ozma. “If by force we caused anyone else to become a Green Monkey, we would be as cruel and wicked as Mrs. Yoop. And what good would an exchange do?” she continued. “Suppose, for instance, we worked the enchantment, and made Toto into a Green Monkey. At the same moment Woot would become a little dog.”
“Leave me out of your magic, please,” said Toto, with a reproachful growl.  “A green monkey is much better than a dog, it seems to me.”
“That is only a matter of opinion,” answered Toto.
“Now, here’s another idea,” said the Scarecrow. “My brains are working finely today, you must admit. Why not transform Toto into Woot the Wanderer, and then have them exchange forms?  “That’s a fine idea.”
“Leave me out of it,” said Toto. “I won’t do it.”
“Wouldn’t you be willing to become a green monkey—see what a pretty color it is—so that this poor boy could be restored to his own shape?” asked Jinjur, pleadingly.
“No,” said Toto.
“I don’t like that plan the least bit,” declared Dorothy, “for then I wouldn’t have any little dog.”
“But you’d have a green monkey in his place,” persisted Jinjur, who liked Woot and wanted to help him.
“I don’t want a green monkey,” said Dorothy positively.
“Don’t speak of this again, I beg of you,” said Woot.  And perhaps even her Majesty, Ozma of Oz, might not be able to transform anyone else into the shape of Woot the Wanderer.”
“Yes; I believe I might do that,” Ozma returned; “but Woot is quite right; we are not justified in inflicting upon anyone—man or dog—the form of a green monkey. Also it is certain that in order to relieve the boy of the form he now wears, we must give it to someone else, who would be forced to wear it always.”
“I wonder,” said Dorothy, thoughtfully, “if we couldn’t find someone in the Land of Oz who would be willing to become a green monkey? Seems to me a monkey is active and spry, and he can climb trees and do a lot of clever things, and green isn’t a bad color for a monkey—it makes him unusual.”
“I wouldn’t ask anyone to take this dreadful form,” said Woot; “it wouldn’t be right, you know.  It makes me ashamed to be a beast of this sort when by right of birth I’m a boy; so I’m sure it would be wicked to ask anyone else to take my place.”
They were all silent, for they knew he spoke the truth.  The Scarecrow rubbed and patted his stuffed head to try to make it think better, while the Tin Woodman went into the house and began to oil his tin joints so that the sorrow of his friends might not cause him to weep. Weeping is liable to rust tin, and the Emperor prided himself upon his highly polished body—now doubly dear to him because for a time he had been deprived of it.
Polychrome had danced down the garden paths and back again a dozen times, for she was seldom still a moment, yet she had heard Ozma’s speech and understood very well Woot’s unfortunate position. But the Rainbow’s Daughter, even while dancing, could think and reason very clearly, and suddenly she solved the problem in the nicest possible way. Coming close to Ozma, she said:
“Your Majesty, all this trouble was caused by the wickedness of Mrs. Yoop, the Giantess. Yet even now that cruel woman is living in her secluded castle, enjoying the thought that she has put this terrible enchantment on Woot the Wanderer. Even now she is laughing at our despair because we can find no way to get rid of the green monkey. Very well, we do not wish to get rid of it. Let the woman who created the form wear it herself, as a just punishment for her wickedness. I am sure your fairy power can give to Mrs. Yoop the form of Woot the Wanderer—even at this distance from her—and then it will be possible to exchange the two forms. Mrs. Yoop will become the Green Monkey, and Woot will recover his own form again.”
Ozma’s face brightened as she listened to this clever proposal.
“Thank you, Polychrome,” said she. “The task you propose is not so easy as you suppose, but I will make the attempt, and perhaps I may succeed.”


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