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package collector

import (
	"database/sql"
	"encoding/json"
	"fmt"
	"time"

	"github.com/gophercloud/gophercloud"
	"github.com/prometheus/client_golang/prometheus"
	"github.com/sapcc/go-api-declarations/limes"
	"github.com/sapcc/go-bits/logg"
	"github.com/sapcc/go-bits/sqlext"

	"github.com/sapcc/limes/pkg/core"
	"github.com/sapcc/limes/pkg/datamodel"
	"github.com/sapcc/limes/pkg/db"
	"github.com/sapcc/limes/pkg/util"
)

const (
	//how long to sleep after a scraping error, or when nothing needed scraping
	idleInterval = 5 * time.Second
	//how long to sleep when scraping fails because the backend service is not in the catalog
	serviceNotDeployedIdleInterval = 5 * time.Minute
	//how long to wait before scraping the same project and service again
	scrapeInterval = 30 * time.Minute
	//how long to wait before re-checking a project service that failed scraping
	recheckInterval = 5 * time.Minute
)

// query that finds the next project that needs to have resources scraped
var findProjectForResourceScrapeQuery = sqlext.SimplifyWhitespace(`
	SELECT ps.id, ps.scraped_at, p.name, p.uuid, p.parent_uuid, p.id, p.has_bursting, d.name, d.uuid
	FROM project_services ps
	JOIN projects p ON p.id = ps.project_id
	JOIN domains d ON d.id = p.domain_id
	-- filter by cluster ID and service type
	WHERE d.cluster_id = $1 AND ps.type = $2
	-- filter by need to be updated (because of user request, because of missing data, or because of outdated data)
	AND (ps.stale OR ps.scraped_at IS NULL OR ps.scraped_at < $3 OR (ps.scraped_at != ps.checked_at AND ps.checked_at < $4))
	-- order by update priority (in the same way: first user-requested, then new projects, then outdated projects, then failed projects, then ID for deterministic test behavior)
	ORDER BY ps.stale DESC, COALESCE(ps.checked_at, to_timestamp(-1)) ASC, ps.id ASC
	-- find only one project to scrape per iteration
	LIMIT 1
`)

// Scrape checks the database periodically for outdated or missing resource
// records for the given cluster and the given service type, and updates them by
// querying the backend service.
//
// Errors are logged instead of returned. The function will not return unless
// startup fails.
func (c *Collector) Scrape() {
	serviceInfo := c.Plugin.ServiceInfo()
	serviceType := serviceInfo.Type

	//make sure that the counters are reported
	labels := prometheus.Labels{
		"os_cluster":   c.Cluster.ID,
		"service":      serviceType,
		"service_name": serviceInfo.ProductName,
	}
	scrapeSuccessCounter.With(labels).Add(0)
	scrapeFailedCounter.With(labels).Add(0)
	scrapeSuspendedCounter.With(labels).Add(0)

	for {
		var (
			serviceID          int64
			serviceScrapedAt   *time.Time
			project            core.KeystoneProject
			projectID          int64
			projectHasBursting bool
		)
		scrapeStartedAt := c.TimeNow()
		err := c.DB.QueryRow(findProjectForResourceScrapeQuery, c.Cluster.ID, serviceType, scrapeStartedAt.Add(-scrapeInterval), scrapeStartedAt.Add(-recheckInterval)).
			Scan(&serviceID, &serviceScrapedAt, &project.Name, &project.UUID, &project.ParentUUID, &projectID, &projectHasBursting, &project.Domain.Name, &project.Domain.UUID)
		if err != nil {
			//ErrNoRows is okay; it just means that nothing needs scraping right now
			if err != sql.ErrNoRows {
				c.LogError("cannot select next project for which to scrape %s resource data: %s", serviceType, err.Error())
			}
			if c.Once {
				return
			}
			time.Sleep(idleInterval)
			continue
		}

		logg.Debug("scraping %s resources for %s/%s", serviceType, project.Domain.Name, project.Name)
		provider, eo := c.Cluster.ProviderClient()
		resourceData, serializedMetrics, err := c.Plugin.Scrape(provider, eo, project)
		scrapeEndedAt := c.TimeNow()
		if err != nil {
			c.writeScrapeError(project, serviceType, serviceID, err, scrapeEndedAt, scrapeEndedAt.Sub(scrapeStartedAt))
			scrapeFailedCounter.With(labels).Inc()
			//special case: stop scraping for a while when the backend service is not
			//yet registered in the catalog (this prevents log spamming during buildup)
			sleepInterval := idleInterval
			if _, ok := err.(*gophercloud.ErrEndpointNotFound); ok {
				sleepInterval = serviceNotDeployedIdleInterval
				c.LogError("suspending %s resource scraping for %d minutes: %s", serviceType, sleepInterval/time.Minute, err.Error())
				scrapeSuspendedCounter.With(labels).Inc()
			} else {
				c.LogError("scrape %s resources for %s/%s failed: %s", serviceType, project.Domain.Name, project.Name, util.UnpackError(err).Error())

				if serviceScrapedAt == nil {
					//see explanation inside the called function's body
					err := c.writeDummyResources(project, projectHasBursting, serviceType, serviceID)
					if err != nil {
						c.LogError("write dummy resource data for service %s for %s/%s failed: %s", serviceType, project.Domain.Name, project.Name, err.Error())
					}
				}
			}

			if c.Once {
				return
			}
			time.Sleep(sleepInterval)
			continue
		}

		err = c.writeScrapeResult(project, projectID, projectHasBursting, serviceType, serviceID, resourceData, serializedMetrics, scrapeEndedAt, scrapeEndedAt.Sub(scrapeStartedAt))
		if err != nil {
			c.writeScrapeError(project, serviceType, serviceID, err, scrapeEndedAt, scrapeEndedAt.Sub(scrapeStartedAt))
			c.LogError("write %s backend data for %s/%s failed: %s", serviceType, project.Domain.Name, project.Name, err.Error())
			scrapeFailedCounter.With(labels).Inc()
			if c.Once {
				return
			}
			time.Sleep(idleInterval)
			continue
		}

		scrapeSuccessCounter.With(labels).Inc()
		if c.Once {
			break
		}
		//If no error occurred, continue with the next project immediately, so as
		//to finish scraping as fast as possible when there are multiple projects
		//to scrape at once.
	}
}

func (c *Collector) writeScrapeResult(project core.KeystoneProject, projectID int64, projectHasBursting bool, serviceType string, serviceID int64, resourceData map[string]core.ResourceData, serializedMetrics string, scrapedAt time.Time, scrapeDuration time.Duration) error {
	tx, err := c.DB.Begin()
	if err != nil {
		return fmt.Errorf("while beginning transaction: %w", err)
	}
	defer sqlext.RollbackUnlessCommitted(tx)

	//we have seen UPDATEs in this transaction getting stuck in the past, this
	//should hopefully prevent this (or at least cause loud complaints when it
	//happens)
	//
	//TODO: consider setting this for the entire connection if it helps
	_, err = tx.Exec(`SET LOCAL idle_in_transaction_session_timeout = 5000`) // 5000 ms = 5 seconds
	if err != nil {
		return fmt.Errorf("while applying idle_in_transaction_session_timeout: %w", err)
	}

	var serviceConstraints map[string]core.QuotaConstraint
	if c.Cluster.QuotaConstraints != nil {
		serviceConstraints = c.Cluster.QuotaConstraints.Projects[project.Domain.Name][project.Name][serviceType]
	}

	//update existing project_resources entries
	resourceExists := make(map[string]bool)
	var resources []db.ProjectResource
	_, err = tx.Select(&resources, `SELECT * FROM project_resources WHERE service_id = $1`, serviceID)
	if err != nil {
		return fmt.Errorf("while loading existing project resources: %w", err)
	}
	for _, resOriginal := range resources {
		res := resOriginal

		resourceExists[res.Name] = true

		data, exists := resourceData[res.Name]
		if !exists {
			c.LogError(
				"could not scrape new data for resource %s in project service %d (was this resource type removed from the scraper plugin?)",
				res.Name, serviceID,
			)
			continue
		}

		//check if we need to apply a missing default quota
		qdConfig := c.Cluster.QuotaDistributionConfigForResource(serviceType, res.Name)
		resInfo := c.Cluster.InfoForResource(serviceType, res.Name)
		if !resInfo.NoQuota && (res.Quota == nil || *res.Quota == 0) {
			initialQuota := qdConfig.InitialProjectQuota()
			res.Quota = &initialQuota
		}

		//check if we need to enforce a constraint
		constraint := serviceConstraints[res.Name]
		if res.Quota != nil && constraint.Validate(*res.Quota) != nil {
			newQuota := constraint.ApplyTo(*res.Quota)
			logg.Info("changing %s/%s quota for project %s/%s from %s to %s to satisfy constraint %q",
				serviceType, res.Name, project.Domain.Name, project.Name,
				limes.ValueWithUnit{Value: *res.Quota, Unit: resInfo.Unit},
				limes.ValueWithUnit{Value: newQuota, Unit: resInfo.Unit},
				constraint.String(),
			)
			res.Quota = &newQuota
		}

		//update existing resource record
		res.Usage = data.Usage
		res.PhysicalUsage = data.PhysicalUsage
		if resInfo.NoQuota {
			res.Quota = nil
			res.BackendQuota = nil
			res.DesiredBackendQuota = nil
		} else {
			res.BackendQuota = &data.Quota
		}

		if len(data.Subresources) == 0 {
			res.SubresourcesJSON = ""
		} else {
			//warn when the backend is inconsistent with itself
			if uint64(len(data.Subresources)) != res.Usage {
				logg.Info("resource quantity mismatch in project %s, resource %s/%s: usage = %d, but found %d subresources",
					project.UUID, serviceType, res.Name,
					res.Usage, len(data.Subresources),
				)
			}
			bytes, err := json.Marshal(data.Subresources)
			if err != nil {
				return fmt.Errorf("failed to convert subresources to JSON: %s", err.Error())
			}
			res.SubresourcesJSON = string(bytes)
		}

		if res != resOriginal {
			logg.Debug("writing scrape result in service %d: %#v", serviceID, res)
			_, err := tx.Update(&res)
			if err != nil {
				return fmt.Errorf("while writing %q project resource: %w", res.Name, err)
			}
		}
	}

	//insert missing project_resources entries
	for _, resMetadata := range c.Plugin.Resources() {
		if _, exists := resourceExists[resMetadata.Name]; exists {
			continue
		}
		data := resourceData[resMetadata.Name]

		qdConfig := c.Cluster.QuotaDistributionConfigForResource(serviceType, resMetadata.Name)
		constraint := serviceConstraints[resMetadata.Name]
		initialQuota := constraint.ApplyTo(qdConfig.InitialProjectQuota())

		res := &db.ProjectResource{
			ServiceID:        serviceID,
			Name:             resMetadata.Name,
			Quota:            &initialQuota,
			Usage:            data.Usage,
			PhysicalUsage:    data.PhysicalUsage,
			BackendQuota:     &data.Quota,
			SubresourcesJSON: "", //but see below
		}

		if resMetadata.NoQuota {
			res.Quota = nil
			res.BackendQuota = nil
		} else {
			if *res.Quota == 0 && data.Quota > 0 && uint64(data.Quota) == resMetadata.AutoApproveInitialQuota {
				res.Quota = &resMetadata.AutoApproveInitialQuota

				logg.Other("AUDIT", fmt.Sprintf("set quota %s/%s = 0 -> %d for project %s through auto-approval",
					serviceType, resMetadata.Name, *res.Quota, project.UUID),
				)
			}

			if projectHasBursting {
				qdConfig := c.Cluster.QuotaDistributionConfigForResource(serviceType, resMetadata.Name)
				behavior := c.Cluster.BehaviorForResource(serviceType, resMetadata.Name, project.Domain.Name+"/"+project.Name)
				desiredBackendQuota := behavior.MaxBurstMultiplier.ApplyTo(*res.Quota, qdConfig.Model)
				res.DesiredBackendQuota = &desiredBackendQuota
			} else {
				res.DesiredBackendQuota = res.Quota
			}
		}

		if len(data.Subresources) != 0 {
			//warn when the backend is inconsistent with itself
			if uint64(len(data.Subresources)) != data.Usage {
				logg.Info("resource quantity mismatch in project %s, resource %s/%s: usage = %d, but found %d subresources",
					project.UUID, serviceType, res.Name,
					data.Usage, len(data.Subresources),
				)
			}
			bytes, err := json.Marshal(data.Subresources)
			if err != nil {
				return fmt.Errorf("failed to convert subresources to JSON: %s", err.Error())
			}
			res.SubresourcesJSON = string(bytes)
		}

		logg.Debug("writing scrape result in service %d: %#v", serviceID, res)
		err = tx.Insert(res)
		if err != nil {
			return fmt.Errorf("while creating %q project resource: %w", res.Name, err)
		}
	}

	//update scraped_at timestamp and reset the stale flag on this service so
	//that we don't scrape it again immediately afterwards; also persist all other
	//attributes that we have not written yet
	logg.Debug("writing scrape result into service %d", serviceID)
	_, err = tx.Exec(
		`UPDATE project_services SET checked_at = $1, scraped_at = $1, scrape_duration_secs = $2, stale = $3, serialized_metrics = $4, scrape_error_message = '' WHERE id = $5`,
		scrapedAt, scrapeDuration.Seconds(), false, serializedMetrics, serviceID,
	)
	if err != nil {
		return fmt.Errorf("while updating metadata on project service: %w", err)
	}

	logg.Debug("committing scrape result in service %d", serviceID)
	err = tx.Commit()
	if err != nil {
		return fmt.Errorf("while committing transaction: %w", err)
	}

	if scrapeDuration > 5*time.Minute {
		logg.Info("scrape of %s in project %s has taken excessively long (%s)", serviceType, project.UUID, scrapeDuration.String())
	}

	//if a mismatch between frontend and backend quota was detected, try to
	//rectify it (but an error at this point is non-fatal: we don't want scraping
	//to get stuck because some project has backend_quota > usage > quota, for
	//example)
	if c.Cluster.Authoritative {
		var dbProject db.Project
		logg.Debug("collecting project information for ApplyBackendQuota in service %d", serviceID)
		err := c.DB.SelectOne(&dbProject, `SELECT * FROM projects WHERE id = $1`, projectID)
		if err == nil {
			logg.Debug("calling into ApplyBackendQuota for service %d", serviceID)
			err = datamodel.ApplyBackendQuota(c.DB, c.Cluster, project.Domain, dbProject, serviceID, serviceType)
		}
		if err != nil {
			logg.Error("could not rectify frontend/backend quota mismatch for service %s in project %s: %s",
				serviceType, project.UUID, err.Error(),
			)
		}
	}

	return nil
}

func (c *Collector) writeScrapeError(project core.KeystoneProject, serviceType string, serviceID int64, scrapeErr error, checkedAt time.Time, checkDuration time.Duration) {
	_, err := c.DB.Exec(
		`UPDATE project_services SET checked_at = $1, scrape_duration_secs = $2, scrape_error_message = $3, stale = $4 WHERE id = $5`,
		checkedAt, checkDuration.Seconds(), util.UnpackError(scrapeErr).Error(), false, serviceID,
	)
	if err != nil {
		logg.Error("additional DB error while trying to write scraping error for service %s in project %s: %s",
			serviceType, project.UUID, err.Error(),
		)
	}
}

func (c *Collector) writeDummyResources(project core.KeystoneProject, projectHasBursting bool, serviceType string, serviceID int64) error {
	//Rationale: This is called when we first try to scrape a project service,
	//and the scraping fails (most likely due to some internal error in the
	//backend service). We used to just not touch the database at this point,
	//thus resuming scraping of the same project service in the next loop
	//iteration of c.Scrape(). However, when the backend service is down for some
	//time, this means that project_services in new projects are stuck without
	//project_resources, which is an unexpected state that confuses the API.
	//
	//To avoid this situation, this method creates dummy project_resources for an
	//unscrapable project_service. Also, scraped_at is set to 0 (i.e. 1970-01-01
	//00:00:00 UTC) to make the scraper come back to it after dealing with all
	//new and stale project_services.
	tx, err := c.DB.Begin()
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}
	defer sqlext.RollbackUnlessCommitted(tx)

	var serviceConstraints map[string]core.QuotaConstraint
	if c.Cluster.QuotaConstraints != nil {
		serviceConstraints = c.Cluster.QuotaConstraints.Projects[project.Domain.Name][project.Name][serviceType]
	}

	//find existing project_resources entries (we don't want to touch those)
	var existingResources []db.ProjectResource
	_, err = tx.Select(&existingResources,
		`SELECT * FROM project_resources WHERE service_id = $1`, serviceID)
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}
	isExistingResource := make(map[string]bool)
	for _, res := range existingResources {
		isExistingResource[res.Name] = true
	}

	//create dummy resources
	for _, resMetadata := range c.Plugin.Resources() {
		if isExistingResource[resMetadata.Name] {
			continue
		}

		initialQuota := serviceConstraints[resMetadata.Name].ApplyTo(0)
		dummyBackendQuota := int64(-1)
		res := &db.ProjectResource{
			ServiceID:        serviceID,
			Name:             resMetadata.Name,
			Quota:            &initialQuota,
			Usage:            0,
			PhysicalUsage:    nil,
			BackendQuota:     &dummyBackendQuota,
			SubresourcesJSON: "",
		}

		if resMetadata.NoQuota {
			res.Quota = nil
			res.BackendQuota = nil
		} else {
			if projectHasBursting {
				qdConfig := c.Cluster.QuotaDistributionConfigForResource(serviceType, resMetadata.Name)
				behavior := c.Cluster.BehaviorForResource(serviceType, resMetadata.Name, project.Domain.Name+"/"+project.Name)
				desiredBackendQuota := behavior.MaxBurstMultiplier.ApplyTo(*res.Quota, qdConfig.Model)
				res.DesiredBackendQuota = &desiredBackendQuota
			} else {
				res.DesiredBackendQuota = res.Quota
			}
		}

		err = tx.Insert(res)
		if err != nil {
			return err
		}
	}

	//update scraped_at timestamp and reset stale flag to make sure that we do
	//not scrape this service again immediately afterwards if there are other
	//stale services to cover first
	dummyScrapedAt := time.Unix(0, 0).UTC()
	_, err = tx.Exec(
		`UPDATE project_services SET scraped_at = $1, scrape_duration_secs = $2, stale = $3 WHERE id = $4`,
		dummyScrapedAt, 0.0, false, serviceID,
	)
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}

	return tx.Commit()
}

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So I ask the question – are we fortunate that we don't know our personal expiry date? I guess so, otherwise we'd constantly be looking at the clock on the wall with thoughts of dread as our end of life approached. However, it does beg the question, well for me at least – why would any of us want to spend our lives doing something that we don't love, makes us passionate or provides a deep sense of contentment and fulfillment?
The past year has only reinforced my beliefs that we have to live now…today and everyday, not next week or when we get our annual vacation but right this second!
Then earlier this year another one of my brothers – Laurie had to have surgery to remove polyps from his colon. Fortunately the biopsy's came back clean…but a scare non-the-less.
In addition, my roommate from college – Alan, his wife Arlene has been diagnosed with stage IV cancer. Unfortunately at a time in their lives when they enjoying each of their new grandchildren…yes, all four of them. Such a special time for them but incredibly stressful all at once. A tsunami of emotions if you will.
The difficulty, has, and will always be the distance between Canada and Australia and not being close enough to spend quality time with friends and family, especially at times like this. Living on this side of the big pond (the Pacific Ocean) indeed has its advantages at times, however with this freedom also comes trade offs…the opportunity to get together regularly and build meaningful relationships is the most difficult.
In fact, this weekend all of my siblings are heading to Tassie (Tasmania) to visit Gary and his wife Lynne. Just one of the many times I've been absent from the family picture in the last 29 years. When I spoke to my sister last weekend she said that she wished we were all going to be there, yep me to!
With all of these thoughts swirling around it might be easy to sink into a funk and become a little depressed, but to be clear no one forced me to move to Canada.
However, I've mad a conscious choice to live my life on my terms…every day to the best of my ability.
Seeking enjoyment and contentment in the little things in life – like taking a moment to savor a handful of moments in your day, like the smell of your coffee in the morning as it brews or perhaps the sound of birds waking you with their morning songs when you wake.
The trick is to stop and allow yourself to be in the moment. These smallest of small pleasures can set the tone for how you interact with the world each day, and trust me your disposition impacts and affects others around you.
Just for a moment think about your spouse, your kids, your work colleagues, the people you interact with each day and how you being in a great mood projects a positive feeling for those around you. One thing I've impressed upon Zach and Sami over the course of their lives is that each day we get to choose how we interact with the world around us and the manner in which we do it.
Skeptical – then try it.
Tomorrow morning stop yourself just for a minute and absorb something that brings your comfort, enjoyment, a sense of wellbeing. Now try this two or three times throughout your day. It wont't come naturally so you'll have to give it a nudge each day until it becomes a naturally occurring pattern.
Life is really about these little moments.
We choose to be happy, sad, grateful, grumpy, mad…whatever the emotion that you're wearing its one that you've chosen. Perhaps its circumstance, but its how you react to that circumstance that governs all your emotions and feelings…plus impacts consciously or unconsciously all those around you.
For me, being kind and generous to myself helps set the tone for not only a more stress free life, but also opens me up to the possibilities of living a full and complete life on my terms.
Remember tomorrow is day one of the rest of your life!
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Beautiful sentiments, TW. When I look at your photos, I often realize how much you "notice." Thank you for the reminder.


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Contributor: T. Mason - Eckel, G. F.
Memphis waltz Sheet Music. print | 1 score | From: Music Copyright Deposits, 1820-1860 (Microfilm M 3106) Also available through the Library of Congress Web Site as facsimile page images. (Additional Physical Form). In bound volumes: Copyright Deposits 1820-1860 Print (Form). Electronic Resource (Form). Remote (Form).
Contributor: W. C. Peters - Borra, J.
Zaringa waltzes Sheet Music. print | 1 score | From: Music Copyright Deposits, 1820-1860 (Microfilm M 3106) Also available through the Library of Congress Web Site as facsimile page images. (Additional Physical Form). In bound volumes: Copyright Deposits 1820-1860 Print (Form). Electronic Resource (Form). Remote (Form).
Fayette waltz Sheet Music. print | 1 score | From: Music Copyright Deposits, 1820-1860 (Microfilm M 3106) Also available through the Library of Congress Web Site as facsimile page images. (Additional Physical Form). In bound volumes: Copyright Deposits 1820-1860 Print (Form). Electronic Resource (Form). Remote (Form).
Portulacca waltz Sheet Music. print | 1 score | From: Music Copyright Deposits, 1820-1860 (Microfilm M 3106) Also available through the Library of Congress Web Site as facsimile page images. (Additional Physical Form). In bound volumes: Copyright Deposits 1820-1860 Print (Form). Electronic Resource (Form). Remote (Form).
Belle Grove waltzes Sheet Music. print | 1 score | From: Music Copyright Deposits, 1820-1860 (Microfilm M 3106) Also available through the Library of Congress Web Site as facsimile page images. (Additional Physical Form). In bound volumes: Copyright Deposits 1820-1860 Print (Form). Electronic Resource (Form). Remote (Form).
Miss Lucy Long Sheet Music. print | 1 score | From: Music Copyright Deposits, 1820-1860 (Microfilm M 3106) Also available through the Library of Congress Web Site as facsimile page images. (Additional Physical Form). In bound volumes: Copyright Deposits 1820-1860 Print (Form). Electronic Resource (Form). Remote (Form).
Contributor: W. C. Peters - Striby, Wm.
Santa Anna's march Sheet Music. print | 1 score | From: Music Copyright Deposits, 1820-1860 (Microfilm M 3106) Also available through the Library of Congress Web Site as facsimile page images. (Additional Physical Form). In bound volumes: Copyright Deposits 1820-1860 Print (Form). Electronic Resource (Form). Remote (Form).
Contributor: W. C. Peters - Peters, W. C.
Col. Riley's brigade march at the battle of Contreras Sheet Music. print | 1 score | From: Music Copyright Deposits, 1820-1860 (Microfilm M 3106) Also available through the Library of Congress Web Site as facsimile page images. (Additional Physical Form). In bound volumes: Copyright Deposits 1820-1860 Print (Form). Electronic Resource (Form). Remote (Form).
The Kentucky volunteer's march Sheet Music. print | 1 score | From: Music Copyright Deposits, 1820-1860 (Microfilm M 3106) Also available through the Library of Congress Web Site as facsimile page images. (Additional Physical Form). In bound volumes: Copyright Deposits 1820-1860 Print (Form). Electronic Resource (Form). Remote (Form).
Contributor: W. C. Peters - Ratliff, Francis W.
Buena vista triumphal march [from] The Jewess Sheet Music. print | 1 score | From: Music Copyright Deposits, 1820-1860 (Microfilm M 3106) Also available through the Library of Congress Web Site as facsimile page images. (Additional Physical Form). In bound volumes: Copyright Deposits 1820-1860 Print (Form). Electronic Resource (Form). Remote (Form).
General Scott's artillery march at the battle of Churubusco Sheet Music. print | 1 score | From: Music Copyright Deposits, 1820-1860 (Microfilm M 3106) Also available through the Library of Congress Web Site as facsimile page images. (Additional Physical Form). In bound volumes: Copyright Deposits 1820-1860 Print (Form). Electronic Resource (Form). Remote (Form).
Covington female seminary waltzes, no. 1 Sheet Music. print | 1 score | From: Music Copyright Deposits, 1820-1860 (Microfilm M 3106) Also available through the Library of Congress Web Site as facsimile page images. (Additional Physical Form). In bound volumes: Copyright Deposits 1820-1860 Print (Form). Electronic Resource (Form). Remote (Form).
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A young Naruto found refuge in the village library, and grew up smart, but by blood he is Ninja, and what place is there for curiosity and calculation in this brutal world of warring states?
It knew what it wanted to do, and it did it rather well. This is as good as rational fics get.
My only criticism is the fact that it really could have done with one more epilogue to tie up Hinata's character arc on screen, instead of simply suggesting it. It is a rational fic though, so I sometimes got tired of reading about robots. It does pull off the "clever worldbuilding and fights" aspect of rational fics quite well.
Despite plot-armor, it it a well executed story of a book-smarts Naruto who abuses shadow-clones for book-and-other-smarts. It's an entertaining look at a more realistic and harsh reality of a warring ninja world. It adds some interesting world-building and changes that, frankly, make a lot of sense and in general ends up being a fairly unique view of the Elemental Nations.
It's bootstrapping to godhood, but if you don't mind that ist great.


We are a local 30s white couple from Hattiesburg. My husband and I want to find a submissive female to have some fun with. I'm very dominant and like to try new things. Husband may play may just watch. If you like the move 50 shades of grey you will love us.


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A new project delivery alternative for North Sea operators and asset owners has launched in Aberdeen.
Combining the engineering knowledge of Apollo and the offshore construction expertise of AquaTerra, The FOS Group is focussed on delivering projects more economically and efficiently to provide better value and faster return to customers.
FOS will aim to generate substantial growth whilst allowing operators access to significant cost savings over traditional providers.
It is expected that over 100 new positions will be created through this activity.
The company is led by managing director Jonathan White.
He said: "There is a truly authentic drive at FOS to help shape and build a more sustainable and responsible North Sea economy. We are offering solutions which are technically led and fit for purpose, thus giving our clients maximum value and an earlier return on investment.


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As well as clearing the usual furniture these small items will also need clearing – A set of three black wooden photograph frames each 8×6″, Wooden Bodum salt and pepper mills, A brand new Dreams poly cotton super king size duvet, A modern black metal four arm chandelier light fitting, A white Braun 4243 400w foot processor, A pair of red fully lined curtains 90x90cm, A Worx WX18HD 18v cordless hammer drill.
A large three seater curved back sofa, upholstered in black Italian authentic leather.
A tall standing solid pine three door triple wardrobe, having storage shelves inside.
A solid pine four poster double bed frame, together with a floral patterned double mattress and a pair of bedside drawers.
A solid pine double bed frame, together with a silent night floral patterned double mattress.
A four seater high back corner sofa on mahogany legs, upholstered in chocolate brown faux leather.
A black Alba 32 inch flat screen smart television.
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Home / Personal Injury Claims / Pony Ride Injury Compensation Claim Settled during Hearing
Pony Ride Injury Compensation Claim Settled during Hearing
04/26/2016	Personal Injury Claims, Public Liability Claims, Scar Injury Claims
A pony ride injury compensation claim, made by a woman left with a permanent scar after her accident, has been settled during a hearing to establish liability.
Maria Gray (35) – a dentist from Belfast – was among a group of friends having a hen weekend in Galway when she went on a pony trek at Feeney's Riding School in Thonabrocky on 15th July 2013. The trek started without incident but, as the party slowly descended a steep incline, the legs of Maria´s pony buckled and Maria fell from the saddle.
Maria sustained a deep cut on her chin and a wrist injury. She was taken to hospital, where the cut was cleaned and stitched, but she now has a permanent scar that is visible to her patients. Maria´s wrist injury deteriorated and she had to undergo eight weeks of physiotherapy – during which time she was unable to work because of a splint on her arm.
After seeking legal advice, Maria made a pony ride injury compensation claim against the owners of the riding school – Gerard and Siobhan Feeney. In her legal action, Maria alleged that pony was too small for her 5 foot 8½ inches frame and was only suitable for a child under the age of fourteen. She also claimed that the school had not given her adequate instruction on how to ride the pony.
The Feeney´s denied that the pony was too small for Maria, and argued that she had been offered a larger pony to ride, but had declined the opportunity. Without the riding school owner´s consent to carry out an assessment, the Injuries Board issued Maria with an authorisation to pursue her pony ride injury compensation claim through the courts.
The hearing to determine liability opened before Mr Justice Raymond Fullam at the High Court last week. Maria told the judge it was her belief that the pony had already been out on a trek earlier on that very hot day. Consequently it was hungry and tired, and kept stopping to eat grass. She added that the pony was only suitable for a child under fourteen years of age because of its age.
Before the second day of the hearing could get underway, the judge was told that the parties had come to an agreement and the pony ride injury compensation claim could be struck.

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Facility reservations may be made online, in person at the HPD office or through the mail (only checks or money orders by mail). Credit card payments are accepted online (there is a 2.5% or $2 charge, whichever is greater for using a credit card. This fee is charged by the credit card processor, not the Park District). Park facilities may be reserved up to one year in advance, first come, first served; however, HPD events do take precedence. See the Facilities Schedule for fees as well as a survey of rental facilities in Hancock County community parks and other outdoor areas.
All outdoor shelters can be reserved or claimed first come, first served if not rented. Reservations for outdoor shelters are posted daily by HPD staff to notify visitors of rentals. No reservations can be made and confirmed until fees are received. Credit card payments are accepted online.
Mailing your reservation? Please send the Activity Reservation Form to provide us with the required information, appropriate rental agreement, and fee by check to the HPD office. After receiving your request, a confirmation will be sent back to confirm your reservation.
Security deposits are required for the Activity Barn and Brugeman Lodge and are payable when the renter picks up the key at the HPD office during normal business hours (Monday-Friday, 8 AM – 4:30 PM). We cannot accept a credit card for the key deposit. It must be cash or check. At the time keys are secured, a detailed cleaning checklist will be provided to ensure proper clean-up. Cleaning is the responsibility of the renter. The security deposit will be returned to the renter when keys are returned to the HPD office within one week of the reservation and if the facility was cleaned with no reports of damages or violations. If a forfeiture of the security deposit is warranted, the renter will be contacted as soon as possible.
Reservations are good only for the date indicated on the Reservation Form for all facilities. However, early entry may be available for Brugeman Lodge and the Activity Barn if not rented 7 days prior.
Contact the park office for details and reservations.
BRUGEMAN LODGE & LITZENBERG ACTIVITY BARN – A cancellation notice must be made in writing by the person who signed the rental agreement. A cancellation notice received more than six months prior to the event date is subject to a full refund or it can be rescheduled one time within a year from the date that the original reservation was made, not the event date. A cancellation notice received less than six months prior to the event date is subject to a full refund, but only when the date has been reserved by another paying customer for the full rental fee with no opportunity to reschedule. All refunds are subject to a $30 processing fee.
PICNIC SHELTERS – No refunds or rescheduling for shelters.
RIVERBEND CAMPGROUND – No refund or rescheduling for individual camping sites. If a group or special event reserves the entire campground and submits a cancellation notice in writing more than six months prior to the event date, they are subject to a full refund or the campground can be rescheduled one time within a year from the date that the original reservation was made, not the event date. A cancellation notice received less than six months prior to the event date is subject to a full refund, but only when the date has been reserved by another paying customer for the full rental fee with no opportunity to reschedule. All refunds are subject to a $30 processing fee.
Brugeman Lodge is a multi-purpose, year-round building with seating capacity for up to 240 with large assembly room and catering kitchen (microwaves, freezer, refrigerator, sinks.) Keys are required and must be picked up at the HPD office during regular business hours.
Interested in viewing the inside of Brugeman Lodge at Riverbend? An Open House will be held from 6 – 8 PM on the last Monday of each month. A Park Ranger will be available at Brugeman Lodge to allow any interested person(s) to view, inspect, and ask questions regarding the facility. Bring your tape measure, notepad, camera or video recorder to record your findings. Reservations or available dates are not provided at the Open House.
The Litzenberg Memorial Woods Activity Barn is a re-built barn with a seating capacity of up to 99 with an attached kitchen (microwave, refrigerator/freezer, sinks) and restrooms. The facility has no heat or air conditioning. It is an actual barn. Rental of this facility is available beginning the last Tuesday in March through October 31.
Interested in viewing the inside of the Activity Barn? An Open House will be held from 6 – 8 PM on the last Tuesday of each month from March through October. A Park Ranger will be available at the Activity Barn to allow any interested person(s) to view, inspect, and ask questions regarding the facility. Bring your tape measure, notepad, camera or video recorder to record your findings. Reservations or available dates are not provided at the Open House.
The Lakefront Activity Center at Riverbend Recreation Area has a roof and features picnic tables with seating capacity for up to 42.
Shelter 1 is an outdoor shelter that is completely enclosed. Capacity is 48.
Shelters 2 is currently under construction.
Outdoor Shelter 3 is completely enclosed and features a wood-burning fireplace (bring your own firewood). Capacity is 32.
The facility cannot be rented on weekends from mid-December through mid-March because it doubles as the Raccoon Run Winter Sports Center cross-country ski service.
Shelter 4 is an outdoor shelter with roof. Capacity is 96.
Shelter 5 is an outdoor shelter with roof and one wall. Capacity is 72.
Shelter 6 is an outdoor shelter with roof and three walls. Capacity is 64.
Shelter 7 is an outdoor shelter with roof and two walls. Capacity is 56.
Aeraland Recreation Area offers an outdoor shelter. It is available on a first come, first served basis. Capacity is 45.
Litzenberg Memorial Woods offers an outdoor shelter. Capacity is 36.
The Riverbend Recreation Area campground features eight tent camping sites, each with a picnic table and campfire ring.
The Waterfalls Pavilion is an outdoor shelter with vaulted roof and wood burning fireplace (bring your own firewood). Capacity is 96.


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Lyudmila Korolik (born 15 November 1975) is a Belarusian cross-country skier. She competed at the 1998 Winter Olympics and the 2006 Winter Olympics.

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1975 births
Living people
Belarusian female cross-country skiers
Olympic cross-country skiers of Belarus
Cross-country skiers at the 1998 Winter Olympics
Cross-country skiers at the 2006 Winter Olympics
Sportspeople from Minsk

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Home Politics Joe Biden Elected 46th US President
Joe Biden Elected 46th US President
Joe Biden became president-elect Saturday after winning the pivotal state of Pennsylvania, as projected by mainstream American press.
The former vice president amassed 273 Electoral College votes after winning Pennsylvania's 20 electors, according to NBC News, surpassing the 270 needed to win the White House and defeat President Donald Trump.
America, I'm honored that you have chosen me to lead our great country.
The work ahead of us will be hard, but I promise you this: I will be a President for all Americans — whether you voted for me or not.
I will keep the faith that you have placed in me. pic.twitter.com/moA9qhmjn8
— Joe Biden (@JoeBiden) November 7, 2020
Biden's victory capped one of the longest and most tumultuous campaigns in modern history, in which he maintained an aggressive focus on Trump's widely criticized handling of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Biden regularly criticized Trump as unfit for office and positioned his campaign as a "battle for the soul of America." He promised from the outset of his run to heal and unite the country if he won, and made central to his closing message a pledge to represent both those who voted for him as well as those who didn't when he got to the White House.
In a statement issued shortly after projections indicated he had won the race, Biden said he was "honored" by the news and reiterated the calls for unity that had been hallmark of his campaign speeches in recent weeks.
"I am honored and humbled by the trust the American people have placed in me and in Vice President-elect Harris," Biden said.
"With the campaign over, it's time to put the anger and the harsh rhetoric behind us and come together as a nation. It's time for America to unite. And to heal," he said. "We are the United States of America. And there's nothing we can't do, if we do it together."
His running mate, Sen. Kamala Harris, said in a tweet that "this election is about so much more" than Biden and herself. "It's about the soul of America and our willingness to fight for it. We have a lot of work ahead of us. Let's get started," she said.
This election is about so much more than @JoeBiden or me. It's about the soul of America and our willingness to fight for it. We have a lot of work ahead of us. Let's get started.pic.twitter.com/Bb9JZpggLN
— Kamala Harris (@KamalaHarris) November 7, 2020
Biden will be sworn in as the 46th U.S. president on Jan. 20. Harris will become the first female, first Black and first South Asian American vice president.
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A set of sound bullets loaded in an audio revolver.
Nahuatl Sound System – 'Audio Ammunition' is the latest EP from Melbourne-based, Mexico-born producer and Aztek Electronic Music label boss Fernando Perez Gomez (Nahuatl Jaguar / Sudden Reverb).
This set of powerful tracks pierce in the realms of Dub, Techno, Cumbia, Trip-Hop with old-school influences like a clash-type punk/folk rock and reggae.
Featuring Chilean folk-researcher and live electronic musician Bryan Phillips (aka Galambo) on the vocals and production of the track 'Echa Pa Fuera!'.
Visual artwork by Mexican-based artist and muralist Deniol Alva.


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.. index:: introduction
.. _introduction:

************
Introduction
************

PyCha is a very simple `Python <http://www.python.org>`_ package for drawing
charts using the `Cairo <http://www.cairographics.org/>`_ library. Its lead
developer is Lorenzo Gil Sanchez.

.. index:: pycha goals

PyCha aims to be:

    * Lightweight
    * Simple to use
    * Nice looking with default values
    * Customizable

.. index:: chart types
.. _pycha-chart-types:

The following charts are currently supported (see screenshots below):

    * horizontal bar charts (``pycha.bar.HorizontalBarChart``)
    * vertical bar charts (``pycha.bar.VerticalBarChart``)
    * pie charts (``pycha.pie.PieChart``)
    * line charts (``pycha.line.LineChart``)
    * scatter charts (``pycha.scatter.ScatterChart``)

Support for stacked bar charts is planned for a future release.

PyCha is distributed under the terms of the `GNU Lesser General Public License
<http://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl.html>`_.

If you require more advanced graphs, you might want to consider `matplotlib
<http://matplotlib.sourceforge.net/>`_.

.. index:: screenshots
.. _screenshots:

Screenshots
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- **horizontal bar chart**

.. image:: ../examples/hbarchart.png

- **vertical bar chart**

.. image:: ../examples/vbarchart.png

- **pie chart**

.. image:: ../examples/piechart.png

- **line chart**

.. image:: ../examples/linechart.png

- **scatter chart**

.. image:: ../examples/scatterchart.png

.. index:: output formats
.. _output-formats:

Output Formats
==============

PyCha uses the `Cairo <http://www.cairographics.org/>`_ library so it should support
all `Cairo surfaces <http://www.cairographics.org/manual/cairo-surfaces.html>`_.

Please refer to :ref:`save-chart-to-file` and :ref:`embed-chart-in-gtk-app` for
examples.

.. _get-involved:

Get Involved
============

PyCha has a mailing list at `http://groups.google.com/group/pycha
<http://groups.google.com/group/pycha>`_. Questions and ideas are welcome.


A series of bombings and shootings March 29 left at least 19 people dead and dozens more wounded in Uzbekistan, according to official reports. Authorities confirmed two suicide bombings at the main bazaar in the Uzbek capital of Tashkent, but the full extent of the violence remained difficult to determine, in large measure due to the government's tight control over mass media and information gathering. Unconfirmed reports of numerous other bombings and shooting were circulating in Tashkent, including a bombing late at night on March 28 near one of President Islam Karimov's residences.
Uzbek officials quickly sought to link confirmed attacks in Tashkent and Bukhara to international terrorism. Prosecutor Rashid Kadyrov noted that the use of suicide bombers in the attacks "indicated foreign involvement." Meanwhile, Foreign Minister Sadiq Safayev said that the "hands of international terror" were behind the violence "Attempts are being made to split the international anti-terror coalition," he said.
Tashkent residents interviewed by EurasiaNet appeared to treat the government assertions skeptically. Many believed the attacks to be connected to pent-up popular frustration generated by the government's ongoing crackdown on individual liberty, along with officials' reluctance to take action to improve a deteriorating economy. [For background see the Eurasia Insight archive]. "Why are we so all so poor?" asked one man interviewed near the Chorsu bazaar, scene of the suicide bombings. The man blamed the government for imposing restrictions that stifled economic opportunities for most Uzbeks. The majority of vendors at markets, he added, were operating illegally because they could not afford to stay in business if they followed government regulations, including the imposition of onerous tariffs on imported goods. As a result, they were vulnerable to police shake-downs. [For background see the Eurasia Insight archive] "People see no legal way to make an honest living. They are desperate," the man said.
No organization has claimed responsibility for the March 29 attacks. Kadyrov said a leading suspect was Hizb-ut-Tahrir, an underground organization that has advocated the peaceful ouster of Karimov's government and the establishment of an Islamic caliphate in Uzbekistan. Another prime suspect, in the government's view, is the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan. [For additional information see the Eurasia Insight archive].
The web site, Muslim Uzbekistan, quoted a Foreign Ministry spokesman as saying suspects were in custody and being interrogated. If a Hizb link is proved, it would mark a drastic break with the past for the movement. Up to now, Hizb has operated clandestinely, its activities largely limited to the distribution of anti-government leaflets and posters. [For additional information see the Eurasia Insight archive].
In recent weeks, the Uzbek government has mounted an intense information campaign against Hizb. Uzbek Youth Radio has led the charge, airing a series of scathing commentaries aimed at discouraging Uzbeks from joining the underground movement. "The wicked Hizb-ut-Tahrir, after entering our country, has been brainwashing our young people and hatching various plots to seize power by force," said a March 8 commentary. An editorial aired three days earlier said: "Hizb-ut-Tahrir members claim they are going to come to power by peaceful means. However, their leaflets call on their supporters to wage the holy war, jihad."
In a televised address late March 29, Karimov alleged, without producing concrete data, that "terrorists had been planning the attacks for six-to-eight months." The president announced that a state commission had already been formed to investigate the attacks. "From all that we know, the goal of the organizers of these crimes was the destruction of popular peace, in order to sow disorder in society and change the political course of the country," Karimov said.
A EurasiaNet correspondent arrived at the site of the Chorsu explosions at 9.30 am The bazaar was closed and cordoned off by the police. Out of about 15 policemen approached for an explanation, only one admitted that there had been explosions. Others claimed that "the market is closed for a sanitary inspection" or that they did not know anything. Despite the havoc, some Chorsu vendors continued to sell their wares, mostly food products, near the central entrance to the market. The rest of the city appeared relatively calm.
A palpable hostility for the police could be felt among onlookers at the Chorsu bazaar following the blasts. Many complained about arbitrary behavior by law-enforcement officers. Some mentioned an incident the day before the blasts occurred, in which a vendor had been beaten to death by police. The circumstances surrounding the incident could not be immediately verified.
In addition to the Chorsu bombings, state television provided information about two separate attacks against police officers during the night of March 28-29 in Tashkent. One shooting incident near the city's Textile Institute left two police officers dead. Another police officer was killed and one wounded in a shootout near the TTZ Tractor Plant. Unconfirmed reports said an explosion occurred near Karimov's Durmen residence, which is located in the same area as the TTZ plant. Shortly after the shooting incident at TTZ, police foot patrols flooded the area.
In addition, state-controlled media reported that an explosion in the city of Bukhara killed 10 people and 26 injured. Official accounts said the blast occurred in an apartment being used by "terrorists" as a bomb-making factory. At least two other bombs went off in Bukhara, Uzbek authorities said. The Itar-Tass news agency quoted Uzbek Foreign Ministry spokesman Elkhom Zakirov as saying no casualty reports had been received from Bukhara. The Interfax news agency, citing a source within the Uzbek Interior Ministry, said it was possible that bombings "were planned in other regions" across the country.
The March 29 attacks were the most violent incidents to hit Uzbekistan since a series of bombings in Tashkent in February 1999. Karimov blamed those attacks on the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan, but a definitive link to Islamic radicals was never produced. The 1999 bombings sparked a far-reaching government crackdown on civil rights, in which thousands of Muslims were arrested for engaging in non state-sanctioned forms of religious expression. [For background see the Eurasia Insight archive].


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Veronica Mars: Adam Rose Returning as Max for Hulu Revival
By Michael Ausiello / January 10 2019, 8:58 AM PST
Courtesy of Adam Rose
The Veronica Mars revival's call sheet continues to expand.
TVLine has learned exclusively that Adam Rose — aka geeky Max — is the latest franchise vet to sign on to the Hulu limited series. The actor originated the role in Season 3, appearing in a total of six episodes. His alter ego ran an illicit operation selling old tests and research papers to Veronica's fellow Hearst College students. Max also briefly dated Tina Majorino's Mac.
In the Hulu revival, Max works as the owner/operator of High How Are You?, Neptune's marijuana dispensary.
Production is currently underway in Los Angeles on the eight-episode continuation, which, narratively, picks up five years after the events of the 2014 fan-funded movie and features returning stars Kristen Bell, Enrico Colantoni, Jason Dohring, Percy Daggs III, Francis Capra, Ryan Hansen and Max Greenfield (among others). The quasi-Season 4 will take the franchise back to its "hardcore So-Cal noir" roots, series creator Rob Thomas previously shared. "[There will be] one big case [with] eight episodes to tell the story. This is a detective show."
Rose's recent TV credits include guest stints on Thomas' iZombie, as well as Santa Clarita Diet, Modern Family and Supernatural.
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Korean Air's 'Nut Rage' Executive Is Facing Serious Charges
Cho Hyun-ah, center, former vice president of Korean Air Lines, arrives at the Seoul Western District Prosecutors' Office in Seoul on Dec. 30, 2014
Ahn Young-joon—AP
By Elizabeth Barber
South Korean prosecutors filed charges against the daughter of the chairman of Korean Air Lines on Wednesday for delaying a flight — and, prosecutors allege, endangering its safety — because she was unhappy about how she was served nuts.
Police have held Heather Cho Hyun-ah, formerly head of in-flight service at her father's airline, in custody since Dec. 30, after she threw a tantrum when a flight attendant gave her macadamia nuts in a bag, not on a dish. Dubbing the fiasco the nut-rage incident, media have struggled to decide if it should inspire disgust over the entitlement of South Korea's ultra-rich or a chuckle at their expense.
Yet the charges against Cho, who has resigned from her posts at the South Korean airline, are anything but chuckle-worthy. They include violations of aviation-safety regulations for allegedly disrupting the South Korea–bound plane's flight plan by forcing it to return to New York City's John F. Kennedy airport shortly after leaving the gate. The Financial Times reports that Cho, if convicted, could face up to 15 years in prison.
Read next: Prosecutors Seek Arrest for Korean Air Nut Rage Executive
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The cradle of Maguindanao civilization (2) | Inquirer Opinion
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Kris-Crossing Mindanao
The cradle of Maguindanao civilization (2)
By: Rufa Cagoco-Guiam - @inquirerdotnet
Philippine Daily Inquirer / 04:06 AM November 08, 2021
DATU PIANG, Maguindanao — In Datu Piang's municipal profile is a brief historical account of the town's origins. Rajah Buayan is considered the founder of the old town; he is believed to have descended from Shariff Kabunsuan, the Arab missionary who introduced Islam to the different ethnic groups in Mindanao in the early 12th century. The introduction of Islam predated the coming of the Spaniards and the introduction of Catholicism in the country and in Mindanao in the early 1500s (1521).
Rajah Buayan ruled Dulawan until the latter part of the 18th century. At that time a young Chinese-Magindanawn charismatic leader emerged, Amai Mingka, also known as Datu Piang. While he was not a datu based on his lineage, he was "enthroned" as a datu for his brilliance, generosity, and overall leadership qualities. He was orphaned at an early age, and was sent to the care and tutelage of Datu Uto, one of the Magindanawn leaders at that time.
The town's brief historical profile noted that Dulawan was the first settlement of Chinese merchant-migrants to Mindanao; many of the present generation of Chinese-Magindanawn Muslims in Datu Piang are descendants of Chinese settler families. Consequently, Dulawan became a provincial trading hub where merchants from different areas in the then Empire Province of Cotabato sold and bought a variety of goods. The town was also considered one of the safest places in the empire province to live and do business in.
On June 12, 1954, Republic Act No. 1035 renamed Dulawan to Datu Piang in honor of Amai Mingka, who rose to become a highly influential leader especially during the American colonial period.
Sadly, Dulawan or Datu Piang as it is called today, is a poor shadow of its glorious past. Over the years of its existence as a municipality, its territory has shrunk several times.
In 1959, part of the southern barangays of Datu Piang became the municipality of Ampatuan (currently divided into two local government units, that of the old Ampatuan town, and the new town of Datu Abdullah Sangki or DAS). Four years later, the municipality of Maganoy (now Shariff Aguak) was carved out of the remaining southwestern barangays of Datu Piang, merged with some other barangays from other neighboring municipalities.
On July 1, 2003, the municipality of Datu Saudi Ampatuan was carved out of the 14 southeastern barangays of Datu Piang. This was in honor of the memory of a former Datu Piang mayor, Datu Saudi Ampatuan. Together with 12 others, Datu Saudi was killed in a bomb blast on Dec. 24, 2002, that took place within his residential compound; this happened on the third day of prayer for another Ampatuan sibling, Datu Hoffer, who was killed in Cotabato City the week before.
Datu Saudi was perceived to be the "kindest" and more educated among the sons of Datu Andal, the feared and imperious Magindanawn leader, considered the "brains" behind the tragic Ampatuan massacre in 2009, where 57 people were killed. Thirty-one of the victims were local journalists, two of them used to be reporters for The Mindanao Cross, a regional tabloid published in Cotabato City.
Datu Piang's areas of jurisdiction continued to shrink in 2009, when the Regional Legislative Assembly of the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) passed Muslim Mindanao Autonomy Acts 225, 252, and 253 creating the municipalities of Shariff Saidona Mustapha and Datu Salibo. Five barangays of Datu Piang were taken to be part of these two new small towns, merged with some barangays from Mamasapano and Shariff Aguak.
Last week and early this week, I came back to Damabalas and Datu Piang poblacion where I did my 1978 fieldwork. From that time, many changes in the geophysical layout of the town and of barangay Damabalas have taken place. The changes have created a totally different environment of the area: a much wider wetland part of the barangay, and of Datu Piang as a whole. The dry trails and barangay roads where I used to walk to go to Damabalas from the poblacion are mostly underwater most of the year, especially during the monsoon season.
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Rowan College at Gloucester County is a community college in the southern New Jersey town of Sewell, which is about 15 miles from downtown Philadelphia. For students looking to save money while studying to attain a bachelor's degree, Rowan College offers The 3 + 1 Program allowing enrollees to take classes at the community college for three years and complete their final year at nearby Rowan University. Alternatively, students can choose to spend two years at both the community college and university thanks to the Rowan Choice program. While studying at the Rowan College campus, students can also enjoy community gardens, a hiking trail, and even an anime convention called KotoriCon.
small and well-kept campus. good teacher to student ratio. affordable education.
they offer a variety of classes.
the campus is laid out nicely.
multiple class times available to work around student schedules.


The swimming wear is not only a distinctive sign of quality following the reputation of their brands but also the basis of any wardrobe. Previously, no one had any difficulties with the choice of things, the range was not as comprehensive as now, but the clothes were stitched and worn for years. Today you can buy a fashionable swimsuit but with uneven lines and flimsy fittings and it is a common thing. This is because most companies use different marketing tricks and save on materials to reduce costs. So, buyers should be more careful and buy really high-quality swimming wear such as produces Abetteric.
All models are designed taking into account the age and appearance of the consumer, the dimensional characteristics of the figure.
Style expressiveness of models, conformity of a product to a fashion on the silhouette, proportions, the form of details, color, the fundamental and finishing materials.
The integrity of the composition solution all the details of the model are in harmony with each other.
The rationality of the expression of material properties in the form of model design.
Novelty, expressiveness, and originality of the model.
Perfection and elegance of finishing all open elements of the product.
The expressiveness of brand names, marking label, packaging and accompanying documentation.
Conformity of the product design to the size and shape of the human body, planting the product on the figure, balance.
The convenience of swimsuits while moving.
Material resistance to various effects sun, sand, chlorinated water.
Clothes for swimming should be selected in accordance with your taste and preferences. If you do not have the opportunity to buy new clothes very often, then it's better to choose a good quality thing. Remember, if you get a fashionable non-quality item, you will rarely wear it, and your money is thrown away.


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ladies and gentlemen of the jury...i ask you...
Honestly, do these look like the faces of car vandals...
shit happens...
These two adorable things are my fearless Bengals...Roni and Reji. They're looking for their favourite pot-plant, which appears to have vanished. They loved that pot-plant. Specifically, they loved pushing it over that ledge then watching me clean up the mess...
This is the pot-plant in question...a bonsai which I have lovingly grown from a twig into the thriving mass of leaves you see before you.
In order to ensure the plant's safety, it was moved onto my balcony, where it enjoys full afternoon sun and a wonderful planty sort of life...
This is kind of what my neighbour's car looks like. I'm not sure what sort of car it is, since it always has a protective cover on it. I guess he must really love it though.
Almost as much as I love my Bengals.
Maybe even as much as my Bengals loved their pot-plant...
If only he hadn't insisted on parking under my balcony, which is not really a parking zone anyway...and if only Roni and Reji hadn't gotten onto the balcony, where they're not really allowed to go...and if only they hadn't recognized their favourite pot-plant and pushed it off the balcony...this probably wouldn't have happened...
australian story...
My dear old Dad turned seventy-five last week !!!
He came out to Australia from Yorkshire in 1952, crammed into the hold of a leaky Greek deathtrap called 'The Patris', arriving in Sydney alone with the balance of his starting kitty as a 'ten pound POM'.
Dad quickly found work as an apprentice carpenter, earning the princely sum of eleven pounds a week, out of which he had to house, clothe, feed and entertain himself…while at the same time save a deposit for a house some day.
Over the next 5 years, he scrimped and saved every penny until he had almost 300 pounds, which, combined with a 2500 pound loan from The Commonwealth Bank, enabled him to purchase a tiny hovel in the working-class suburb of Petersham.
He would complete his 12-hour day at work, come home to a dinner of fried kippers and chips, then spend at least 6 hours using his newly-acquired carpentry skills renovating his hovel in the evening. After three years he sold the place for 3700 pounds and with his capital appreciation bought a dump in Newtown.
By now a fully licensed tradesman and earning 18 pounds a week, he continued to work hard, eat his kippers and renovate by candlelight into the wee hours of the night. Over the next 4 years Dad found time to meet my Mom, marry her, have Me…and replace virtually every fixture and fitting in our little dump, eventually selling it for 5000 pounds and a small profit in 1964.
My parents used this money to buy a run-down terrace in Surry Hills, still both working 11 hour days to pay the bills for our soon-to-be-growing family, as well as finance the improvements Dad would again make to our house. He would come home exhausted, Mom would have his kippers and chips ready, then he would retire to some un-renovated part of the house and hammer and saw and sand and scrape and paint away the best years of his life…
The following year my sister was born, further adding to the financial strain, however both my parents continued to work the standard blue-collar day, after which Mom would look after her children while Dad transformed the terrace into a livable home. They had modest plans to sell the terrace and use the money to buy a semi, starting the whole process all over again in what was then unfashionable Bondi…
However in 1966, my Grandfather won the Opera House lottery and gave my parents $50K, so we fucked off the renovating crap, moved to a big house in The Eastern Suburbs with a pool, tennis court, two cars and lived happily ever after…although Dad still eats kippers.
and completely unrelated to sex...although it is fucked...
Amazingly prominent on the front page of yesterday's SMH (aka…the-rag-formerly-known-as-a-newspaper), mixed in with the hard-hitting stuff on Ben Cousins' rehab drama, Brittney's custody drama and some Bollywood cunt's fan-mail drama…was a not-too-insignificant piece (of public-relations-issued-drivel) concerning our beloved 'Telstra' and their hard-working executives.
It seems that a measly 66% of shareholders think the company executives are a little too well-rewarded for their steering of the corporate ship into historically shallow waters.
We know this because they held a vote on the subject.
Sadly for the 2/3 of the voters who told the executives to jam their ginormous bonuses up their collective asses, this was a 'non-binding' vote, which is to say it was not really a vote at all.
It was a sham.
'Telstra chairman Don McGauchie said The Board was very disappointed by the vote…'
However, since it was a non-binding vote, they would get over the disappointment and get back to gouging the shareholders, buying boats and making poor business decisions.
'He said the board would carefully analyze the figures and give them full consideration in future remuneration planning.'
However since they were non-binding figures, The Board would eventually just do the same thing again next year since there was fuck all anyone could do about it anyway.
'He said Telstra's board believed the remuneration plan was fair and reasonable and would not have proposed it if it did not.'
Which is also a fair and reasonable assessment of their supreme arrogance and explains why they get the big bucks and you, the shareholders, get falling stock-prices and non-binding voting rights, you silly cunts.
So, basically fuck you all very much for buying our stock, now let us get back to ripping you off and you can get back to the Ben Cousins' Story…
orgasms anonymous...
Continuing with the theme of sex-addiction, I've been wondering whether it's the kind of affliction that actually benefits from a group therapy situation?
With alcoholism, sufferers can gather in a room, stand up and do the 'Hello, my name's Wally and I'm a stinking drunk' thing. The other group-participants all do the 'Hello Wally, we're all stinking drunks too' thing…then they scare each other sober with tales of the various lives they've left in ruin through their abuse. Obviously, there is no alcohol available at these meetings…
Drug-addicts can congregate in a circular arrangement to confess the use of various substances they once thought gave ecstatic pleasure and find solace in the knowledge they're not alone in their ultimate, self-inflicted agony. Obviously, there are no narcotics available at these meetings…
It's the same at the Gamblers Anonymous support sessions. Penniless losers huddled together, inextricably bound by their mutual bankruptcy, coming to grips with the notion that the money was the least problematic of their losses. Obviously, there are no pokies in the room as far as I'm aware…
But sex-addicts…fuck me…everything they need to give themselves a carnal overdose is right there in the room. There's a whole group of fellow pecker-fondlers and snatch-fillers just itching to rub themselves up against someone or something in the mindless pursuit of orgasm. Imagine it; a dozen or so sex-mad fruit-loops, all having a whinge about how much they adore getting their rocks off, while not ten feet away sits a like-minded audience of whimpering friction-hounds, moaning with a multitude of unfulfilled desires, ready to tear their clothes off and go for it right there on the floor.
You'd need to have them all wearing oven mitts and stuff tennis balls in their mouths to stop it turning into an orgy…
it's a fucking miracle...
Right…listen up plonkers.
I'm sick to death of needy bloggers holding the rest of the world hostage to their brittle emotions. It's all about heat and kitchens. Get cooking or get fucked !!!
If you don't like a comment, DELETE IT !!! That's what that button is there for.
If you don't like a specific commenter, BLOCK THE CUNT !!! That's why you have administerial privileges.
Threats to close your blog, only to re-open it an hour later wear thin after a while, as I hope this little exercise illustrates. Thanks to an 'Unnamed Angel', who convinced me that 'TWG' was far too important a body of work to sacrifice on the altar of blog-politics, I will now rise from my own ashes, all Jesus-and-Phoenix-like…to resume taking the piss out of stuff.
Because that's what I enjoy.
And if you don't like it…FUCK OFF !!!
And if you have a pesky troll who leaves nasty little pieces of troll-poo on your pristine blog, either deal with it, cut your fucking head off…or send them here and I'll pick their tiny troll-wings off one by one.
And as 'Rackorf' would tell you…harden the fuck up !!!
Now, who wants some…


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Spurgeon's own experiences in the maze of life help others fight doubt. The book is not meant to be a formal argument but is given "to assist a friend." As the preface says: "How I have personally threaded the labyrinth of life thus far, may be of helpful interest to some other soul which just now is in a maze. I hope that by these pages some true heart may be assisted to 'fight his doubts and gather strength.'" The book contains 70 passages to help a person in times of doubt.


That kaleidoscope of Kylies ("Kyliedoscope"??) is a screengrab from the video for Minogue's collaboration with Giorgio Moroder, Right Here, Right Now.
Heavy on the vocoder, and shimmering with string cascades, the single tips its hat to Moroder's work with Daft Punk; while Kylie goes to the very top of her register for the chorus: "Staring in your eyes / I see the sunrise / There's nowhere else but right here, right now."
Written by Moroder, Karen Poole and Patrick Jordan Patrikios, it is much better than anyone had any right to expect.
Due out on 30th January (and "impacting 15th March," whatever that means), it is being trailed with a 15-second teaser video, which appeared on YouTube this morning.
But it has already leaked in full, thanks to the leaky cauldron that is the internet. I blame Edward Snowden.
Interestingly, the release says Moroder's new album is "Title TBC" - meaning he's dropped the clunky moniker 74 Is The New 24, which was announced last November.


The patient is a 17 y.o. female referred to our office for surgical correction of her mandibular retrognathia, vertical maxillary excess, and apertognathia.
Medical history revealed the patient to be a healthy 17 y.o. female with a past history of TMD(temporomandibular disorder). Clinical examination revealed a Class II malocclusion with a Class II skeletal profile. Maxillary incisor to upper lip relationship revealed the patient to show 8 mm of incisor at rest, with a 5 mm anterior posterior incisor discrepancy. When smiling 4 mm of maxillary gingiva was visible.


New Year's Eve Safety Tips :Delfera Heating and Cooling Co.
2016 is just around the corner and you may be figuring out your New Year's Eve plans. Some people have a get together or go somewhere and celebrate with drinks and friends. Let 2016 start off great by being as safe as you can be on New Year's Eve. Here are some safety tips to keep in mind for New Year's Eve.
Have a designated driver. Whatever you do, do not drink and drive. Don't be afraid to ask for friends to stay over if going to their house for a party. If that is not an option, plan ahead! Write down local cab company number and keep it on you all night. You can use Uber or Lyft, which may be priced higher on a holiday, but try carpooling with someone else nearby to lower the cost. Spending the extra money is worth it to ensure your safety.
Make sure you stick with friends. You don't want to find yourself alone on New Year's Eve. Most people drink on New Year's Eve and can make the streets more dangerous than normal. Traveling in a group will ensure your safety as well as the people you are with.
Have a great time, but know your limits. Drinking a glass of water between drinks is a great way to pace yourself and to make sure you do not get dehydrated or too intoxicated. Make sure to eat dinner before going out so you don't drink on an empty stomach. Be on the lookout for the symptoms of alcohol poisoning and call 9-1-1 or Poison Control- (800) 222-1222 if you think someone is in real danger. Make sure to keep your phone charged up to when you leave to go out so you don't have to worry about anything in case of an emergency.
Last but not least, have an amazing New Year's Eve. Whether it's partying at a friend's house or watching Netflix and staying in, don't feel pressured to do anything that isn't fun for you. New Year's is supposed to be a fresh start, so enjoy wherever you are going to be!


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Q: How to create an object using all keywords and values of a different object? How can I create an object, while also passing to its __init__ all the keywords and their values of another object? Basically this:
class Person():
    instances = []
    def __init__(self,**kwargs):
        self.__dict__.update(**kwargs)
        __class__.instances.append(self)

class TemplatePerson():
    instances = []
    def __init__(self,**kwargs):
        self.__dict__.update(**kwargs)
        __class__.instances.append(self)

def foo(template):
    # I want this function to basically execute what would be:
    # Person(name="Alice",surname="Bobbette")
    # except dynamically for all the keywords and values the template object could have
    pass

foo(TemplatePerson(name="Alice",surname="Bobbette"))

I stumbled upon __dict__, but don't know how to utilize it. It's important that all the keywords are passed to the new object on its initialization, rather than do something like:
Person.name="Alice"
Person.surname="Bobbette

because my Person.__init__ is a mess ;)
Thanks in advance.

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This video will change your life.
I was kind of shocked to see this list. One, that such a list exists. Two, that the list includes a lot of makes/models and have reasonably high sales numbers.
So, went in for my free 15,000 mile service and found #280 of 1500 on the floor. I guess it looks nice, but it's missing anything that actually makes it faster. Body kits do not count.
My FR-S, not my Viper.
The word live usually means...you know...live. This is more like, "put your questions here and they'll get answered eventually."
118,000 page hits and counting. Jalopnik may have just found out how to win the internets. Matt, get ready for some jail time. You know, for page hits.
Me: "I need to order some parts from a new vendor in Germany. What information do you need from them to set them up in our system?"
Make sure you don't get heated seats, because you'll lose the condiment holder.
What is this piece of crap? No wonder you can't even buy one.
My coworker just started talking about Eigen values like it was an everyday term. Sometimes I hate my life as an engineer.
A new type of rotary?
Interesting take on the rotary engine. Sounds like it's not quite ready, but the patent has been granted.
Has anybody here driven 600 miles in one day in an FR-S? Were you comfortable?
Color me confused, WTF VW?
So, just figured I'd look at the Jetta Sport Wagon TDI just for fun (burning time). Anyway, it's supposed to come with a 6 speed manual, but the tech specs show 5 speeds the and ratio difference between 4th and 5th is 0.01. That seems to make zero sense. Can anyone explain?
Well, the dealership has made things right. The two dents they put into the door panel while replacing the power mirror mechanism have been removed.
So, the power mirror mechanism broke and replaced under warranty. Came to the car after service and found this. Not happy. At. All.


French manufacturer Prodways has recently announced it's purchase of Solidscape 3D Systems. As Prodways acquires Solidscape, it manages to expand it's portfolio of tech and services to include wax 3D printing. At the same time, it is also evidence that Stratasys is shedding a lot of its own subsidiaries. The deal has massive implications for both companies.
While Prodways has many technologies under its belt, there is definitely a place for Solidscape's wax printing. Wax printing is useful for many industries such as electronic and biomed but also particularly in jewellery. It gives them a bigger presence in the overall market by giving them a prominent jewellery and casting technology. Prodways' MOVINGLight DLP technology also serves this same market, so they have additional firepower for this offering.
The company has also estimated, in a forward-looking statement, that Solidscape may make $10 million in 2019. This will include the 50 percent from materials and supplies sales. Raphaël Gorgé, chairman and CEO of Prodways Group, has said that he wants the company to be the third leading integrated industrial 3D printing company.
The companies have not disclosed the exact value figures of the acquisition.
As Prodways acquires Solidscape, Stratasys has been busy with spinning out other companies into their own operations. Evolve Additive and Vulcan Labs have done just that, however Stratasys still maintains some shares in them.
All of this comes on the heels of the replacement of CEO Ilan Levin by interim CEO and Chairman of the Board Elchanan Jaglom in March 2018. It may well be the case that Stratasys is making some sweeping changes due to new management.
Featured image courtesy of Prodways.


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