I'm A Celebrity star Jacqueline Jossa says 'it's too soon' for Lauren Branning to return to EastEnders
Jacqueline left the BBC soap last year
by Charlotte RodriguesFormer EastEnders actress and I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! star Jacqueline Jossa has revealed "it's too soon" for her character Lauren Branning to return to Albert Square.
The actress, who played Lauren in the BBC soap from 2010 until 2018, is starring in the current series of I'm A Celeb which has already seen her tackle her worst fears.
However, before she left for the jungle, the 27-year-old spoke to the Daily Star about a potential return to EastEnders.
She told the publication: "I think the time would have to be right for EastEnders. The time isn't right yet for me.
"It's too soon, I think, to be honest. I don't think Lauren Branning is missed necessarily."
But Jacqueline did hint she'd like to do "something lighter".
She said: "I just think it would be too soon. But yeah, I do want to maybe do something completely different."
Read More: Bookies predict Jacqueline Jossa will win this year's I'm A Celebrity
Jacqueline admitted: "I'd like to do a comedy."
"Something a little bit lighter. I'd quite like to do a stage show or a musical or something that's going to throw me a little bit."
The mum-of-two left EastEnders at the beginning of 2018 after Lauren's sister Abi passed away.
Both Lauren and pregnant Abi fell off the roof of The Vic on Christmas Day 2017 trying to help their dad, Max, down.

Abi's baby survived and was delivered, but soon Abi's family made the decision to have her life support machine turned off.
Abi's daughter was also named Abi in memory of her mother.
Lauren left Albert Square after her sister's funeral and now lives in New Zealand with her son Louis and Louis' dad Peter.
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So its been a while and since my last post i have moved on from my previous job. I was sad to go as i was there for 4 years but i needed to move on to further my career.
Since moving to my new place of work i have had to initially do the follow:
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- move all unit tests to NUnit 2.5.5
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The only drawback of the new job is the fact i need to take the train everyday - ALL CHANGE PLEASE!!!


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Extended Validation Functions¶
Important
This sample uses a Nablarch 1.4 compliant API.
When combining with versions later than Nablarch 1.4 series, customize as necessary.
This section describes the specifications of the validation functions provided in this sample.
For an overview of the validation function and details about the basic validation, refer to the validation description in the Nablarch Application Framework documentation.
Delivery package¶
The functions are provided in the below package.
please.change.me. core.validation.validator
Email address validation¶
This section describes the validation function for email addresses.
Validator class name Corresponding annotation MailAddressValidator @MailAddress
The configuration values that can be set in the validator are as follows.
property name Settings messageId (required) Message ID when there is a validation error in the email address
Example: “{0} is not a valid email address.”
Tip
When validation using annotations are not available such as email address input field is divided into local and domain parts, the following utility can be used to perform the email address validation.
- class
VariousValidationUtil
¶
boolean isValidMailAddress
Parameters: value – Email address to be validated Returns: True if it is a valid email address
E-mail address validation specification¶
Structure of the email address is given below.
"Local Part" @ "Domain Part"
Characters that can be used in email addresses are specified by RFC 5321 and RFC 5322.
However, regarding the local part, email addresses that violate the RFC are also used.
Therefore, if a strict check is performed on the local part, there is a risk that the user cannot register the email address.
Therefore, validation for the local part is only for the number of digits and character type.
The validation specifications for email address are as follows.
Validation specifications for the entire email address.
- Required validations are not performed.
- It must consist of only valid character types for email addresses. Valid character types for email addresses are as follows.
- UPPER CASE Alphabets: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
- Lowercase alphabets: a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z
- Numerals: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
- Other symbols: ! # $ % & * + - . / = ? @ ^ _ ` { | } ~
- Only one ‘@’ (an at symbol) must be present.
- When sending an email with JavaMail, the format check should not result in an error.
Tip
The invalid ASCII characters for email addresses are as follows.Spaces must also be invalid.
" ( ) , : ; < > [ \ ]
These invalid characters can be used by using the notation “quoted-string” defined in RFC 5322. Since these notations are rarely used for email addresses, they are disabled in this function.
Validation specifications for local part.
- Email address must not start with ‘@’ (at symbol). (Local part must be present.)
- The local part must be 64 characters or less.
Validation specifications for domain part.
- Email addresses should not end with the ‘@’ (at symbol). (Domain part must be present.)
- The domain part must be 255 characters or less.
- The domain part must not end with a ‘.’ (dot).
- A ‘.’ (dot) must be present in the domain part.
- Domain part must not begin with a ‘.’ (dot).
- There must be no consecutive ‘.’ (dots) in the domain part.
Tip
This function only checks the number of digits in the local and domain parts specified in RFC. The total number of email addressees that can be registered is usually decided for each project, and is not validated by the function.
Validation of Japan telephone numbers¶
This section describes the validation of Japan telephone numbers There are two ways for allowing the user to enter a Japan telephone number.
- When the phone number is not separated into fields such as area code and is entered as a single string.
- When entering the area code, city code, and subscriber number as separate input items.
Below, the detailed validated methods for both the methods is explained below.
Validation of a single item phone number¶
This section describes the validation function when the phone number is not divided into fields such as the area code and is entered as a single string. In this case, it is realized by the single item validation function.
Validator class name Corresponding annotation JapaneseTelNumberValidator @JapaneseTelNumber
The configuration values that can be set in the validator are as follows.
property name Settings messageId (required) Message ID when there is a validation error in the telephone number
Example: “{0} is not a valid phone number.”
Validation specifications¶
The validation specifications are as follows.
Required validations are not performed.
The beginning must start with a “0”.
It must consist of only hyphens and numbers.
The digit pattern must be one of the following:
“Area code digits” - “city code digits” - “subscriber number digits” Example: “3 digits” - “3 digits” - “4 digits”<PHONE_NUMBER> “3 digits” - “4 digits” - “4 digits” 012-3456-7890 “4 digits” - “2 digits” - “4 digits” 0123-45-6789 “5 digits” - “1 digits” - “4 digits” 01234-5-6789 “2 digits” - “4 digits” - “4 digits” 01-2345-6789 “11 digits”<PHONE_NUMBER>0 “10 digits”<PHONE_NUMBER>
Validation of a multiple item telephone number¶
Explain the validation function when entering the area code, city code, and subscriber number as separate input items. In this case, Nablarch offers the following validation utilities:
- class
VariousValidationUtil
boolean isValidJapaneseTelNum
Parameters:
- areaCode – Area code
- cityCode – City code
- subscriberNumber – Subscriber number
Returns: True if it is a valid Japanese telephone number
Validation specifications¶
The validation specifications are as follows.
Do not check if all items have been filled in.
The beginning must start with a “0”.
It must consist of only hyphens and numbers.
The digit pattern must be one of the following:
“Area code digits” - “city code digits” - “subscriber number digits” Example: “3 digits” - “3 digits” - “4 digits”<PHONE_NUMBER> “3 digits” - “4 digits” - “4 digits” 012-3456-7890 “4 digits” - “2 digits” - “4 digits” 0123-45-6789 “5 digits” - “1 digits” - “4 digits” 01234-5-6789 “2 digits” - “4 digits” - “4 digits” 01-2345-6789 Important
If all the arguments are null or empty strings, true is returned. If a case where all three items (area code, city code, and subscriber number) have not been entered is not permitted, then validation is required to be performed at the caller of this validation process. (refer to Implementation examples given below.)
Implementation examples¶
@ValidateFor("registerCompany") public static void validateForRegisterCompany( ValidationContext<CompanyEntity> context) { // Single item validation ValidationUtil.validateWithout(context, REGISTER_COMPANY_SKIP_PROPS); if (!context.isValid()) { return; } // Validation between items CompanyEntity companyEntity = context.createObject(); // Check if all items are input // This check should be done when necessary. if (StringUtil.isNullOrEmpty(companyEntity.getAreaCode, companyEntity.getCityCode, companyEntity.getSubscriberNumber)) { // Add message to context // Omitted } // Telephone number validation if (!VariousValidationUtil.isValidJapaneseTelNum( companyEntity.getAreaCode, companyEntity.getCityCode, companyEntity.getSubscriberNumber)) { // Add message to context // Omitted }
Code value validation¶
Code value validation is expected to specify different patterns from multiple functions for validation. For this reason, this sample provides a utility to perform code value validation by specifying a pattern.
Tip
For more information on code value validation, refer to the Code Management chapter of the Nablarch Application Framework Description.
Methods provided by the utility¶
Provides the following 2 methods:
void validate()
Parameters:
- context – Validation context
- codeId – Code ID
- pattern – Pattern
- propertyName – Property to be validated
void validate()
Parameters:
- context – Validation context
- codeId – Code ID
- pattern – Pattern
- propertyName – Property to be validated
- messageId – Message ID (overrides the default message ID with the specified message ID)
Usage example of utility¶
An usage example of utility is shown below.
// [Description] Perform code value validation using CodeValidationUtil#validate method.
CodeValidationUtil.validate(context, "0001", "PATTERN1", "gender");
// [Description] To overwrite the message ID, specify the message ID in argument 5.
CodeValidationUtil.validate(context, "0001", "PATTERN1", "gender", "message_id");


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Display (formerly Display Power Management) is a small command-line tool that allows you to either change display orientation or to change the brightness or the contrast of a specified display device (if supported by the display driver and the system) or to turn the monitors or the screen saver on and off to save power.
The package is provided as a compressed (zip) archive that holds a few files. The included files are described in the table below.
| File | Description |
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| display.exe | The Display program. |
| readme.htm | This file. |
Display features many parameters, for a whole list of the supported parameters and a description, type the following command in a Command Prompt:
display /?
Examples:
To turn all the monitors off, use:
display /power off
To rotate the display orientation of monitor #2 by 90° counter-clockwise, use:
display /device 2 /rotate 90
When Display is used in a batch file, you can use ERRORLEVEL to check the completion code returned by the program. The possible return codes are listed in the table below.
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| 0 | Success. |
| 1 | Syntax error or help/registration information displayed. |
| 2 | General failure. |
| 3 | Unable to adjust brightness. |
| 4 | Unable to adjust contrast. |
| 5 | Unable to set display orientation or position. |
e.g. "C:\MyTools\display.exe" /rotate 90 /toggle
Note: quotes are required if the path contains blanks.
The latest version of Display is always available for download from this address:
Computer magazine publishers are welcome to redistribute the application as-is on their complimentary or monthly CDs. Any other redistribution of the application with commercial products is strictly forbidden without my written permission. Please contact me for a license agreement (see Contact Details).
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THIS COMPONENT IS OBSOLETE and should no longer be used. It is only kept for backward compatibility purposes. Use model Modelica.Mechanics.Rotational.LossyGear instead which implements gear efficiency in a much more reliable way.
This component consists of two rigidly connected flanges flange_a and flange_b without inertia where an efficiency coefficient eta reduces the driven torque as function of the driving torque depending on the direction of the energy flow, i.e., energy is always lost. This can be seen as a simple model of the Coulomb friction acting between the teeth of a gearbox.
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goTo(java.util.concurrent.CompletionStage<StateMachine.StateFunc<E>> nextAsync)
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protected StateMachine.NextState |
goTo(java.util.concurrent.CompletionStage<StateMachine.StateFunc<E>> nextAsync,
int delayMillis)
Async transition with delay after async computation.
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protected StateMachine.NextState |
goTo(java.util.concurrent.CompletionStage<StateMachine.StateFunc<E>> nextAsync,
long delay,
java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit unit)
Async transition, with delay after async computation.
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protected StateMachine.NextState |
goTo(StateMachine.StateFunc<E> next)
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protected StateMachine.NextState |
goTo(StateMachine.StateFunc<E> next,
int delayMillis)
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protected StateMachine.NextState |
goTo(StateMachine.StateFunc<E> next,
long delay,
java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit unit)
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initialState()
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recover(java.lang.Throwable ex)
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send(E event)
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protected StateMachine(StateMachine.Conf c)
protected abstract StateMachine.StateFunc<E> initialState()
protected StateMachine.StateFunc<E> recover(java.lang.Throwable ex)
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protected final Enqueuer<?> underlyingEnq()
protected final StateMachine.NextState goTo(java.util.concurrent.CompletionStage<StateMachine.StateFunc<E>> nextAsync)
protected final StateMachine.NextState goTo(java.util.concurrent.CompletionStage<StateMachine.StateFunc<E>> nextAsync, long delay, java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit unit)
protected final StateMachine.NextState goTo(java.util.concurrent.CompletionStage<StateMachine.StateFunc<E>> nextAsync, int delayMillis)
protected final StateMachine.NextState goTo(StateMachine.StateFunc<E> next, long delay, java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit unit)
protected final StateMachine.NextState goTo(StateMachine.StateFunc<E> next, int delayMillis)
protected final StateMachine.NextState goTo(StateMachine.StateFunc<E> next)
protected final StateMachine.StateFunc<E> sameState()
protected final StateMachine.StateFunc<E> finalState()
public final java.util.concurrent.CompletionStage<?> finalStateReached()
public java.lang.Object associatedId()
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public java.lang.String toString()
toString
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Debugging software using windbg
Author: Kasper B. Graversen
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Debugging
Debugging certain kinds of situations calls for stronger tools than what Visual Studio and other graphical environment currently provide. Enter the archaic world of windbg.exe
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Table of Content
- 1. Debugging live software using windbg
- 2. Dumping the process
- 3. Starting the windbg
- 4. Getting the call stacks
- 5. Tracking the allocated objects
- 6. Trawling the source code
- 7. Summary
1. Debugging live software using windbg
In this article I will explain my work flow I used last when was trying to understand why my service was not stopping properly. What I observed on the server was a process using an excessive amount of RAM. The CPU usage was not sky rocketing, but Windows was unable to stop my process (all buttons start, stop, etc. were disabled in the windows services Gui). Oh, by the way, my application is a long-running service programmed in managed C#.
Having an unresponsive application is particularly annoying. What is wrong? What is it doing? We can try to second guess like there is no tomorrow, and for each wild guess we can turn to the source code imagining all sorts of weird scenarios. Is it a deadlock in the db connection pool, a race condition? What is my application doing??
It's time to issue a powerful yet strangely archaic tool called windbg. Among most developers its feared. Certainly it's charm is not found in the user interface - at least not at first sight. It is somewhat the same feeling as having worked in Windows your whole life, and suddenly you are presented with nothing more than a shell to type in. But if you think windbg is weird, rest assured that it is nothing in comparison to the TECO editor's macro language.
You will see some fairly verbose and long-winded lists of data. This is quite intentional. And in fact, I've already edited out some of the noise! Yet I wanted to convey to you, the "atmosphere" when working with windbg and make you understand, that using windbg requires excavation of the output for the useful stuff. Note: My experience with windbg is rather limited, so please use the comment box to state corrections or obvious omissions.
2. Dumping the process
Before we start the debugger, we need to dump the memory reserved for our application. This serves as input for the debugger. While the dump is made on the machine running the code, the memory dump can be transferred to a developer machine and debugged completely disconnected from the server.
Depending on whether the process is a 32 or 64 bit application it needs be dumped differently. On a 64 bit operating system the rules are
- 32 bit applications are dumped with
adplus.exe -hang -pn FooCorp.SpaghettiSort.exe -o c:\Debugging\
- 64 bit applications can be dumped directly by right-clicking the process in the Windows task manager
If you dump the memory file using the wrong procedure, you will get some weird errors when opening the file in windbg.
3. Starting the windbg
- Start
windbg.exe
- Use the menufile -> Open crash dump
Now we need to load the common language runtime in order for windbg to understand your C# code. We issue the command .loadby
0:000> .loadby sos clr
To ensure that we have loaded the correct version of the clr we issue the command !threads
and observe that it doesn't error on us. You may sometimes be required to run this command twice in order to see output as below.
0:000> !threads ThreadCount: 30 UnstartedThread: 0 BackgroundThread: 5 PendingThread: 0 DeadThread: 24 Hosted Runtime: no Lock ID OSID ThreadOBJ State GC Mode GC Alloc Context Domain Count Apt Exception 0 1 2df8 007b1088 2a020 Preemptive 00000000:00000000 007aa018 0 MTA 2 2 3c5c 007bd428 2b220 Preemptive 00000000:00000000 007aa018 0 MTA (Finalizer) XXXX 4 0 00821ad0 1039820 Preemptive 00000000:00000000 007aa018 0 Ukn (Threadpool Worker) 4 5 401c 00822e70 1029220 Preemptive 4CBC094C:00000000 007aa018 0 MTA (Threadpool Worker) XXXX 6 0 00825eb8 1039820 Preemptive 00000000:00000000 007aa018 0 Ukn (Threadpool Worker) XXXX 7 0 00855f18 1039820 Preemptive 00000000:00000000 007aa018 0 Ukn (Threadpool Worker) 7 10 5e04 04c5ef60 102a220 Preemptive 00000000:00000000 007aa018 0 MTA (Threadpool Worker) XXXX 11 0 062f4c38 1039820 Preemptive 00000000:00000000 007aa018 0 Ukn (Threadpool Worker) XXXX 12 0 062f5170 1039820 Preemptive 00000000:00000000 007aa018 0 Ukn (Threadpool Worker) XXXX 3 0 0631cd98 1039820 Preemptive 00000000:00000000 007aa018 0 Ukn (Threadpool Worker) XXXX 26 0 06343878 1039820 Preemptive 00000000:00000000 007aa018 0 Ukn (Threadpool Worker) XXXX 36 0 063428a0 1039820 Preemptive 00000000:00000000 007aa018 0 Ukn (Threadpool Worker) XXXX 8 0 06343dc0 1039820 Preemptive 00000000:00000000 007aa018 0 Ukn (Threadpool Worker) ...
A lot of threads. The threads marked XXXX
are dead. The rest are alive. Something is still running in my application it seems...
4. Getting the call stacks
For each thread we dump the call stack in order to see where our program is currently executing. Maybe this can pin-point an endless loop or something. with !clrstack
we dump a managed call stack. Note that potentially the parameter -p
may be useful (dump with parameters). Since we have many threads we need to do this pr. thread, to do this for each thread we use the ~* e
command.
0:000> ~* e !clrstack OS Thread Id: 0x2df8 (0) Child SP IP Call Site 0030f3b4 7773f911 [InlinedCallFrame: 0030f3b4] 0030f3b0 6e62535a DomainBoundILStubClass.IL_STUB_PInvoke(IntPtr) 0030f3b4 6e626d6a [InlinedCallFrame: 0030f3b4] System.ServiceProcess.NativeMethods.StartServiceCtrlDispatcher(IntPtr) 0030f3e4 6e626d6a System.ServiceProcess.ServiceBase.Run(System.ServiceProcess.ServiceBase[]) 0030f420 6e626e8d System.ServiceProcess.ServiceBase.Run(System.ServiceProcess.ServiceBase) 0030f430 001e9e9a Topshelf.Runtime.Windows.WindowsServiceHost.Run() 0030f444 001e03cb Topshelf.HostFactory.Run(System.Action`1) 0030f468 001e0094 FooCorp.SpaghettiSort.Program.Main(System.String[]) 0030f5e8 739d2552 [GCFrame: 0030f5e8] OS Thread Id: 0x5918 (1) Unable to walk the managed stack. The current thread is likely not a managed thread. You can run !threads to get a list of managed threads in the process Failed to start stack walk: 80070057 OS Thread Id: 0x3c5c (2) Child SP IP Call Site 031ff788 7774019d [DebuggerU2MCatchHandlerFrame: 031ff788] Unable to walk the managed stack. The current thread is likely not a managed thread. You can run !threads to get a list of managed threads in the process Failed to start stack walk: 80070057 OS Thread Id: 0x8698 (9) Child SP IP Call Site 0781ebec 7774019d [HelperMethodFrame_1OBJ: 0781ebec] System.Threading.WaitHandle.WaitOneNative(System.Runtime.InteropServices.SafeHandle, UInt32, Boolean, Boolean) 0781ecd0 72b764f0 System.Threading.WaitHandle.InternalWaitOne(System.Runtime.InteropServices.SafeHandle, Int64, Boolean, Boolean) 0781ece8 72b764c4 System.Threading.WaitHandle.WaitOne(Int32, Boolean) 0781ecfc 0060531e Microsoft.FSharp.Control.AsyncImpl+ResultCell`1[[System.__Canon, mscorlib]].TryWaitForResultSynchronously(Microsoft.FSharp.Core.FSharpOption`1 ) 0781ed2c 00604f29 Microsoft.FSharp.Control.FSharpMailboxProcessor`1[[System.__Canon, mscorlib]].TryPostAndReply[[System.__Canon, mscorlib]](Microsoft.FSharp.Core.FSharpFunc`2 ,System.__Canon>, Microsoft.FSharp.Core.FSharpOption`1 ) 0781eda8 00604d26 Microsoft.FSharp.Control.FSharpMailboxProcessor`1[[System.__Canon, mscorlib]].PostAndReply[[System.__Canon, mscorlib]](Microsoft.FSharp.Core.FSharpFunc`2 ,System.__Canon>, Microsoft.FSharp.Core.FSharpOption`1 ) 0781edec 00604c42 Okanshi.Monitor.stop(Microsoft.FSharp.Control.FSharpMailboxProcessor`1 ) 0781ee08 00604ba0 Okanshi.MonitorApi.Stop() 0781ee1c 0059f802 FooCorp.SpaghettiSort.ServiceHost.Stop() 0781ee48 0059f6e8 FooCorp.SpaghettiSort.Program. b__4(FooCorp.SpaghettiSort.ServiceHost) 0781ee4c 0059f6bb Topshelf.ServiceConfiguratorExtensions+<>c__DisplayClassa`1[[System.__Canon, mscorlib]]. b__9(System.__Canon, Topshelf.HostControl) 0781ee54 0059f64c Topshelf.Builders.DelegateServiceBuilder`1+DelegateServiceHandle[[System.__Canon, mscorlib]].Stop(Topshelf.HostControl) 0781ee68 0059f538 Topshelf.Runtime.Windows.WindowsServiceHost.OnStop() 0781ee98 6e626a92 System.ServiceProcess.ServiceBase.DeferredStop() 0781f098 739d2552 [HelperMethodFrame_PROTECTOBJ: 0781f098] System.Runtime.Remoting.Messaging.StackBuilderSink._PrivateProcessMessage(IntPtr, System.Object[], System.Object, System.Object[] ByRef) 0781f354 72b513bb System.Runtime.Remoting.Messaging.StackBuilderSink.AsyncProcessMessage(System.Runtime.Remoting.Messaging.IMessage, System.Runtime.Remoting.Messaging.IMessageSink) 0781f3b4 72b511e1 System.Runtime.Remoting.Proxies.AgileAsyncWorkerItem.ThreadPoolCallBack(System.Object) 0781f3c0 72bae356 System.Threading.QueueUserWorkItemCallback.WaitCallback_Context(System.Object) 0781f3c8 72b8da07 System.Threading.ExecutionContext.RunInternal(System.Threading.ExecutionContext, System.Threading.ContextCallback, System.Object, Boolean) 0781f434 72b8d956 System.Threading.ExecutionContext.Run(System.Threading.ExecutionContext, System.Threading.ContextCallback, System.Object, Boolean) 0781f448 72baf120 System.Threading.QueueUserWorkItemCallback.System.Threading.IThreadPoolWorkItem.ExecuteWorkItem() 0781f45c 72bae929 System.Threading.ThreadPoolWorkQueue.Dispatch() 0781f4ac 72bae7d5 System.Threading._ThreadPoolWaitCallback.PerformWaitCallback() 0781f6d4 739d2552 [DebuggerU2MCatchHandlerFrame: 0781f6d4] OS Thread Id: 0x75c4 (10) Child SP IP Call Site GetFrameContext failed: 1 00000000 00000000 OS Thread Id: 0x3fa4 (11) Unable to walk the managed stack. The current thread is likely not a managed thread. You can run !threads to get a list of managed threads in the process Failed to start stack walk: 80070057 OS Thread Id: 0x1054 (12) Unable to walk the managed stack. The current thread is likely not a managed thread. You can run !threads to get a list of managed threads in the process Failed to start stack walk: 80070057
What do we see here. Well, first we ignore all the lines like Unable to walk the managed stack
. First we see a thread with out main
.
0030f468 001e0094 FooCorp.SpaghettiSort.Program.Main(System.String[])
Reading from that line and up wards does not reveal anything other than our service is multi threaded.
Further down we see the line
0781ee1c 0059f802 FooCorp.SpaghettiSort.ServiceHost.Stop()
which tells us, that although we are in fact trying to stop our service, but something is blocking us. It seems to be the the Okanshi library (an in-process monitoring of an application).
5. Tracking the allocated objects
OK, we know there were issues with a large memory consumption. With dumpheap
we can get an aggregated view over the memory allocations.
0:000>!dumpheap -stat 72c90314 242 14520 System.Reflection.RuntimeConstructorInfo 72c84abc 410 14760 System.Security.PermissionSet 6fd594b8 117 14976 System.Data.SqlClient._SqlMetaData 72891f9c 632 15168 System.Collections.Generic.List`1[[System.Object, mscorlib]] 72c6a008 485 15520 System.Reflection.Emit.SignatureHelper 72c6ca80 15 15600 System.Byte[][] 72c8eda8 332 15936 System.RuntimeMethodInfoStub 095f9ed8 1010 16160 Microsoft.CSharp.RuntimeBinder.Semantics.SYMTBL+Key 095fa330 112 16576 Microsoft.CSharp.RuntimeBinder.Semantics.MethodSymbol 72c89e08 338 18928 System.Reflection.Emit.DynamicMethod 72c8fcb0 228 19152 System.RuntimeType+RuntimeTypeCache 72c8f348 354 19824 System.Reflection.RuntimePropertyInfo 72c877fc 138 21528 System.Collections.Hashtable+bucket[] 000b5bfc 1118 22360 System.SZArrayHelper+SZGenericArrayEnumerator`1[[System.Reflection.ParameterInfo, mscorlib]] 72c841b8 1904 22848 System.Object 72c847d8 470 22914 System.Char[] 0533a2d4 173 26296 Okanshi.Statistics+Statistics 72c7b214 338 32448 System.Reflection.Emit.DynamicILGenerator 00c33528 262 39824 Newtonsoft.Json.Serialization.JsonProperty 72c85000 2815 78820 System.RuntimeType 72c855d4 1165 81360 System.Int32[] 72c90594 1942 85448 System.Signature 72c90878 1450 98600 System.Reflection.RuntimeParameterInfo 72c90a7c 7160 143200 Microsoft.Win32.SafeHandles.SafeTokenHandle 72c8f0d4 3211 192660 System.Reflection.RuntimeMethodInfo 72c86d34 2468 409779 System.Byte[] 72c83e18 8713 488768 System.String 007b3790 1438814 27099636 Free 72c40cbc 10696 268835072 System.Object[] 0505d430 20606535 329704560 Okanshi.MonitorMessage+IncrementSuccess 0505e61c 20606519 494556456 Okanshi.MonitorMessage+Time Total 42751500 objects Fragmented blocks larger than 0.5 MB: Addr Size Followed by 4cbd823c 0.7MB 4cc92d94 System.Byte[]
Clearly the culprits are Okanshi.MonitorMessage+IncrementSuccess
and Okanshi.MonitorMessage+Time
which take up 329704560
and 494556456
bytes of memory respectively. At the same time we see a very high object count 20606535
and 20606519
.
I can dig deeper into the memory allocations investigating the raw memory of the allocations, eg. the Char[]
allocations found at $72c847d8
.
0:000>!dumpheap -mt 72c847d8 4cb845c0 72c847d8 14 4cb84758 72c847d8 44 4cb8492c 72c847d8 14 4cb849cc 72c847d8 14 4cb84adc 72c847d8 14 4cb84b5c 72c847d8 14 4cb84c94 72c847d8 14 4cb84e20 72c847d8 44 4cb84fd4 72c847d8 14 4cb86000 72c847d8 14 4cb89c10 72c847d8 14 4cb89d80 72c847d8 14 4cb8b764 72c847d8 14 4cb8b8b8 72c847d8 14 4cb8ed9c 72c847d8 14 4cb8ef8c 72c847d8 44 4cb8f0c8 72c847d8 14 4cb8f194 72c847d8 14 4cb8f354 72c847d8 14 ... Statistics: MT Count TotalSize Class Name 72c847d8 470 22914 System.Char[] Total 470 objects Fragmented blocks larger than 0.5 MB: Addr Size Followed by 4cbd823c 0.7MB 4cc92d94 System.Byte[]
Now we have the addresses of the individual allocations which we then can further inspect. But we are not going to do that now.
6. Trawling the source code
Windbg has provided hints as to what is wrong with the application. Now it is time to turn to the source code. Specifically, the parts of the code that does performance measurements.
Inspecting the SpaghettiSort algorithm it soon became clear that there were problems with task delay calculations resolving to waiting 0 seconds (as opposed to the expected 60 seconds). After each wait we performance measured an action that didn't really have any data to run on, following by a 0-second wait, and another round of performance measurement.. you get the point. We were logging extreme amounts of performance metrics :-).
7. Summary
Using windbg I was able to track down where in the code my seemingly unresponsive service was executing, and I was able to figure out the cause of the high memory consumption thanks to hints from the debugger.
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lcm
&rest integers ⇒ least-common-multiple
integer—an integer.
least-common-multiple—a non-negative integer.
lcm returns the least common multiple of the integers.
If no integer is supplied, the integer 1 is returned.
If only one integer is supplied, the absolute value of that integer is returned.
For two arguments that are not both zero,
(lcm a b) ≡ (/ (abs (* a b)) (gcd a b))
If one or both arguments are zero,
(lcm a 0) ≡ (lcm 0 a) ≡ 0
For three or more arguments,
(lcm a b c ... z) ≡ (lcm (lcm a b) c ... z)
(lcm 10) ⇒ 10 (lcm 25 30) ⇒ 150 (lcm -24 18 10) ⇒ 360 (lcm 14 35) ⇒ 70 (lcm 0 5) ⇒ 0 (lcm 1 2 3 4 5 6) ⇒ 60
Should signal type-error if any argument is not an integer.


Returns token name.
Returns token print value (how much will be printed at once).
Returns token symbol.
Sets this token's allowance of a spender from the current coinbase.
Spender of tokens.
New allowance for this spender.
Balance in this token.
Returns a token's balance of this address.
ERC20 compatible token.
balance
Returns this token's balance of an address.
Address of which balance to get.
Balance in this token.
Returns a caching getter for a constant contract property.
Name of contract property.
Getter for contract property.
Returns token decimal places count.
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Compares two addresses for equality, ie. if they are the same address.
Address to compare with.
Whether addresses are equal.
Converts an integer representation of the tokan into a human-friendly decimal point representation.
Token amount as integer.
Human-readable decimal point representation.
Converts a decimal representation of the token into the internal integer representation.
Token amount with decimal point.
Internal integer representation.
Prints printValue
tokens and sends them to an address.
Receiver of newly printed tokens.
Converts this token to a PrintableToken.
This token as a PrintableToken.
Converts this address to a proto representation.
This address as a protobuf.
Converts this address to a Token.
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CIRCLE, THE (Dayereh) (director/editor/writer: Jafar Panahi; screenwriter: Kambozia Partovi, based on a story by Mr. Panahi; cinematographer: Bahram Badakhshani; cast: Maryam Parvin Almani (Arezou), Nargess Mamizadeh (Nargess), Fatemeh Naghavi (The Mother), Fereshteh Sadr Orafai (Pari), Mojgan Faramarzi (Mojgan, Prostitute), Elham Saboktakin (Elham); Runtime: 90; Winstar Cinema; 2000)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
How do you escape from totalitarian Iran if you are a woman prisoner and have just escaped from jail or have a temporary pass from jail? The film's theme is about how women are made to suffer in Iran because of its harsh Islamic laws against them, which makes all of their lives placed in the same never ending circle of repression. Which is why the film has no main protagonist; the cast, except for Fereshteh Sadr Orafai and Fatemeh Naghavi, are all nonprofessionals. Jafar Panahi (White Balloon/The Mirror), a disciple of Abbas Kiarostami, has created a devastatingly restrained powerhouse of a political film. A winner of the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival, even though it has been banned in Iran except for a one-time screening to a small student audience. It got an international release, and has been well-received in all the countries it has so far played in.
It is a gut-wrenching, neorealism film, filled with an ominous tenseness that begins with the opening dark scene at a hospital maternity ward when a grandmother is told that her daughter's child is not a boy but a girl and she reacts with horror, saying that her daughter's in-laws will never accept the child and will seek a divorce. She wonders how the ultrasound could be wrong in saying the expectant child was to be a boy!
A woman's life is shown to be not as worthy as a man's in modern Iran, as the story of one woman is carried on as the story of another woman's. So we never follow one protagonist, but a myriad of disenfranchised women; and, we are never sure what they are up to or where they are going, but they are all troubled because they are unescorted and have no man in their life.
Outside the hospital we leave the ruffled granny and follow three edgy women clad in chadors, who just came out of prison on temporary passes and plan not to return; they are on the street phone trying to get money for transportation to some place far from Tehran. When one tries selling a gold chain to a man who tries to steal it from her, she's taken into custody by the police while the man is released. The other two flee the area immediately; they are very nervous types who keep changing their plans leaving us unsure of where they are going and what they are up to: Nargess (Mamizadeh), an 18-year-old with an unexplained purplish bruise under her eye, who is capitivated by an imitation of a van Gogh picture she sees on the busy street. She thinks it's a picture of her country neighborhood, but that the artist forgot to put flowers in certain spots. The older woman, the pock-faced and always gazing hawk-like Arezou (Almani), might have secured the money by turning a trick. But when it comes time to get on the bus, she for some reason can't and sends the reluctant teenager on alone to her hometown. Nargess can't purchase a bus ticket because she's a woman without an ID card and without an escort, but she talks the reluctant ticket seller into believing she's a student who left her ID card home. But for some unexplained reason she goes to a buy a man's shirt and misses the bus to her paradise location. This comes after she tries unsuccessfully to contact a pregnant woman, Pari (Orafai), who escaped from jail but is kicked out of her parent's house because they are disgraced by her being unmarried and pregnant. She escaped from prison to get an illegal abortion, as Iran doesn't allow for abortions without the approval of the husband. Her pregnancy is explained as occurring when her husband was executed 4 months ago and she was allowed one last visit.
We follow Pari as she makes contact with her ex-prison friend, who now works as a ticket seller in a movie theater and who accepts that her husband took another wife while she was in prison by proudly saying she's still the Number 1 wife. From her she finds out the address of her other ex-prison friend, Elham (Saboktakin), who works as a nurse in a hospital. She hopes through her contacts that she'll secure an abortion for her. But her friend refuses to help, telling her she married a Pakistani doctor and he knows nothing of her past. She does not want to ruin her current marriage by disclosing anything else about herself, but this news is crushing to Pari who has nowhere else to turn to. On the street she feels pity for a girl who is being abandoned by her mother (Naghavi), but when she talks with the mother she sees how torn she is about what she's doing and only tries to talk her into getting her child back.  The only hope is shown by a wedding party, as the filmmaker comically cuts into different scenes of them throughout the film; the wedding for the woman, at least, starts out as a joyous experience.
The most powerful scene in the film is the arrest of a young prostitute, Mojgan (Faramarzi), who is wearing makeup and got into the car of a male. Her arrest comes at the same time as the mother who abandoned her child gets into the car of an unmarked police car and is arrested, but who escapes when the police get involved with the arrest of the prostitute. When the prostitute is put into the paddy wagon and carted off to jail, she tries to smoke a cigarette. But the police guards tell her there is no smoking, this is a running gag throughout the film, as women are not allowed to smoke in public but are always trying to sneak in a smoke. When the male prisoner offers the guards a free cigarette he's allowed to smoke, which encourages the prostitute to freely puff away and she feels a release of frustration as the smoke comes rapidly out of her mouth. It is these small acts of rebellion that give these women some hope, and what they share with the audience is a camaraderie against their repressors.  This film conveys these dark feelings through a story without much of a plot or dialogue, yet brilliantly establishes the yearnings for freedom that these women have. It's much like those Warner Brother films of the 1930s with Jimmy Cagney thumbing his nose at the high brows. Panafi has taken us into the psyche of the oppressive regime and without saying what's right or wrong, allows us instead to see for ourselves the everyday street life of modern Iran. It's a country far from freedom, yet its filmmakers can still make a film that is unpredictable and forthright. This is something that's rarely accomplished in uncensored Hollywood whose commercial ventures are mostly formulaic crowd pleaser films.
The women featured in this tale remain mysterious to us: we are never told what crimes they are charged with. All we see are the repressions they are faced with: no smoking in public, no abortions, they can't enter certain places without a chador wrapped around them, they can't get hotel accomodations without IDs, take rides when alone with men, and they can't even buy a bus ticket when alone. These are amazing restrictions placed on them and ones that Panafi allows us to see in an exciting and unforgettable way. It's a moody, realistic tale about Iran that the news media can't seem to cover with a reasonable verisimilitude as well as this very daring effort does. It succeeds in showing us as much as one can in today's Iran about its long laundry list of injustices. There's little room to see The Circle as anything but a way all Iranian women are kept as prisoners and how their stories of repression continue on from one woman to another. When we lose sight of one woman, the next woman's story could be just as horrendous. This is one film that cannot easily be forgotten, even as we lose sight of the different women we have seen. All the performances were natural and easily fit into the story. The facial expressions of both Orfani and Mamizade caught my attention: Orfani's had that caring, intense look of the Italian actress Anna Magnani; while Mamizade's expression changed from curiosity to vulnerability. She seemed to have a radiance that lit up the screen and best caught the desperation of their situation.
REVIEWED ON 7/1/2001 GRADE: A+
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BEETLEJUICE A film review by Jim Freund Copyright 1988 Jim Freund
BEETLEJUICE is a surprisingly enjoyable flick. The story (somewhat reminiscent of Thorne Smith's writing) follows a recently deceased young married couple (Alec Baldwin and Geena Davis) who haven't been dead long enough to properly follow their "Manual for the Recently Deceased." They may not leave their house for fear of the netherworld they find outside, complete with Arrakis-like sandworms. Ere long, an obnoxious (living) couple (well-played by Jeffrey Jones and Catherine O'Hara) move in, and immediately begin to wreak havoc with the afterlives of our protagonists. They also have a teenage daughter (Winona Ryder) who is straight out of Charles Addams' cartoons. Due to her morbidity, she may communicate with the ghosts, who otherwise have trouble making themselves seen or heard. Consulting their manual, the couple seek help on their situation by going to a case worker at Spirit Central for advice. All suicides become bureaucrats (love it!), and they find little relief after waiting in line for two months. However, they have seen ads for a "bio-exorcist" (he exorcises the living) named Betelgeuse (Michael Keaton), whom the case worker has warned them about. He is a ne'er-do-well, and only adds to their problems. Now they must rid themselves of him as well as resolve their situation with the living family and their spiritualist friends.
The film is fast-paced and genuinely funny. Much better than I'd expected. It does slow down near the end, and it is also evident that some important plot-telling moments were edited out of the finale in an attempt to pick it up. I have also heard that there were other post-production changes, including the original premise that every time the couple leaves their house, the Netherworld is different. Apparently some found this too confusing, and the producers dumbed it up. I'd have preferred it left alone.
The performances overall work, but are not extraordinary. Robert Goulet (who has a minor part) must have an aging portrait hidden away--he looks younger here than he did in Atlantic City. Michael Keaton carries himself adequately (a la original Saturday Night Live) in his only good role since MR. MOM.
BEETLEJUICE was credibly directed by Tim Burton (Pee-Wee's Big Adventure). The score is by Danny Elfman, and is a cross between Danse Macabre and his work with Oingo Boingo. I enjoy his work more and each each time I come across it. Four classics by Harry Belafonte are featured, including a *funny* sequence in which some dinner guests (Dick Cavett among them) become possessed, and find themselves singing and dancing to "Day-O". The art direction makes this film worth seeing on a large screen, (the sound is noteworthy as well,) and the upscale special effects are very good (though there are minor flaws).
The film is rated PG which indicates that there is no on-screen splatter or blood, but I would not advise taking a young child. There are a few scary moments, and a lot of disembodied and mutilated characters. (Such as the case worker who puffs on a cigarette--and the smoke comes out her throat.) While they are not gross, a youngster would be likely to get genuinely frightened. This should have gotten a PG-13. Nevertheless, I definitely recommend this one.
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I had been looking for DMT for about a year. Found it 5 days ago. I have been holding it, looking at it, scared to take it.
It is organic DMT, 200 mg of. I split it into four doses and smoked one dose in a pipe. Just to mention I had been waiting for a baby sitter to turn up to watch over me, just thought the right person would turn up but decided to do it on my own.
First really big draw didn't really do much. I felt like I was just starting to peak on acid but in a very calm way, so I light the pipe back up heated the bowl for a bit then sucked like crazy.
Everything changed, aliens came at me, like I was surrounded by these other beings. I thought I was dying, thought this was forever. Freaked out totally, jumped up ran about just thinking I want this to be over, I want it to end. But somewhere I calmed down and they it us started talking to me and I understood everything. It was like no time and all time.
I was here in my body I was over there and there and there in all time all space all at once.
And all the time there is all these talking voices going ok your over it now lets play and look and see this and see how it all fits together, then I got really horny mid trip I wanted to fuck. They were going. No, no, come back you need to see this and I stayed and watched/saw/taughtmyself.
I came round like going how long was that? It felt like forever and seconds at the same time.
I jumped about feeling so happy shouting everything and nothing like I knew what it meant and it made sense but as soon as I thought what does that mean I stopped understanding.
I'm sitting here after the high feeling blessed and renewed, alive, full of choice, ready to love and live.
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As you have all heard by now, I have been appointed the new CEO of the AlethiCorp group, replacing Alice Sheldon. AlethiCorp has performed well under Alice, but there have been challenges, mostly relating to lack of synergy. All too often, consultants from different teams turn out to have been working on pieces of the same puzzle, without ever realizing it. My first priority as new CEO will be to ameliorate this problem by ensuring a greater degree of cross-team communication and synergistic interaction. Together, we will take AlethiCorp to new heights!
I would also like to welcome all the new employees that have recently joined the AlethiCorp family. It’s great to see the group growing so fast. I have no doubt that you will all find your career with AlethiCorp to be both rewarding and meaningful.
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Hatfield to Cambridge
So Monday was a Bank Holiday in the UK which meant I was off work. I wanted to do a ride but wasn’t sure what to do as I wanted something reasonably long.
Turns out you can plan a ride within 30 minutes on RideWithGPS and set off and go!
I’d been wanting to do a London to Cambridge route for a while now - don’t ask me why, but it seems to be one of those rides you have to do if you live in London (the other being London to Brighton). I also quite like Cambridge as a city, so I thought I’d try and get a ride over to there.
Planning
Planning the ride was actually quicker than expected. In fairness, I didn’t do London to Cambridge, as I started in Hatfield, just outside London - I didn’t feel it was worth getting the train into London, to cycle back out!
I’m also fairly certain that most of the London to Cmabridge routes are further East of Hatfield (I think that a lot seem to go up alongside Stratford, past Enfield and up around Bishops Stortford etc.) The route I was looking at was more westerley than that.
The maps on Ride With GPS are extrememly handy and you’re able to switch between Google Maps and Open Street Map easily, even within the same route plan - which is extremely handy as it seemed on occasion that the OSM route finder wouldn’t route me down a cycle track, but the Google one would. However, the cycle paths are easier to see on the OSM maps and that’s also what my Garmin is running.
Route
The route seemed to be ok - I tried to stick to the cycle tracks as much as possible but these seemed to stop about halfway and then were picked up again nearer Cambridge.
The first part was along the National Cycle Network Route 61 and then onto Route 12.
The nice part about this ride is that it managed to take in the Garden Cities (Welwyn and Letchworth). The Garden Cities were considered at the start of the 20th Century by Ebenezer Howard. His work forms the focus of urban design even today (he was one of the first to suggest zoning industry and residential areas in seperate areas). Visiting one of the Garden Cities shows how good urban planning can result in an area that is pleasent to live in and is open and green.
Welwyn was the first of the ones I came across.
I like the area and it’s an area that I’m actively looking at houses as it’s not far from Kings Cross by train and has easy access to the countryside. It seems to be an idyllic place to live (though, I hope there are less robots! - Welwyn was one of the filming locations for The World’s End.)
Passing through Welwyn on the NCN Route 12, you come out onto quiet country roads which take you all the way up to Stevenage. I was impressed with the levels of cycle routes in Stevenage - whilst the views probably weren’t the most attractive, the wide open nature (and relatively free of glass!) paths made for some good cycling. More cities could learn from it’s example of wide open, segregated bike lanes.
From here, I continued up the NCN 12 towards Letchworth. Some of the scenery was good but a bit exposed - I was lucky that I only had wind to contend with and not rain as well.
I continued along this road and then must have caught up with another cyclist doing a similar route as I took a turn and then saw him again just before heading into Royston.
The road into Royston and the road out of Royston were perhaps the two worst roads on the trip - however, I expected nothing less as I had to make use of an A road to get to the next part. Thankfully, both bits are short but if I can avoid the A10 in future, I’d probably make sure I do!
The roads then wondered about a bit and at times, I thought I was heading in the wrong direction as I was heading in the opposite route to some of the Cambridge signs. However, it wasn’t to bad. There were a fair number of cyclists out and about and before I got into Cambridge, I saw the numbers increasing (I only saw one other Brompton on the ride, he was heading out of Cambridge).
I finished my ride at Kings College. It’s perhaps one of the iconic buildings of Cambridge and perhaps rightly so.
I wanted to stop for lunch in a pub, however, the issues of cycling alone (and without a sturdy bike lock!) were highlighted and I decided that with the number of people about that I should probably head back. I settled for a sandwhich when I got back to Hatfield. As is always the way, I’d just missed the train and ended up getting a semi fast train back and changing at Hitchin. The perk of living in Hatfield is that the trains are fairly regular.
Overall, I thought it wasn’t a bad ride at all. The first part was nice and mainly free of traffic. The second half (Letchworth onwards) was quite nice as well, though a lot more exposed and a lot less about. I’d recommend it for one of the London Brompton rides (it took me just about four hours) but there did seem to be lack of stops that could be used.


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Two Florida panthers found dead in Hendry County last week, another in Martin County as well
by WFTX Digital TeamHENDRY COUNTY, Fla. -- We are learning about two new Florida panther deaths in Southwest Florida last week.
Florida Fish and Wildlife say on Thursday they found the remains of a 3.5 year old male panther on State Road 29 near Felda. They say he died after being hit by a car.
And a 4-5 month old female panther was also found dead in Hendry County on Friday in an orange grove off Wainwright Road. Researchers are working to figure out how she died.
Additionally, a Florida panther was found dead in Martin County on Saturday, killed by a vehicle collision. It was found along Beeline Highway, two miles south of Indiantown.
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