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Q: error 1064 en mysql con la segunda sentencia select hola me da Error Code: 1064. You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near '' at line 2
En el segundo Select y no se porque, aqui coloco el codigo:
select a.COD_CLIENTE, a.TIPO_CLIENTE, a.NOMBRE, a.TELEFONO, a.COD_SEGMENTO, b.desc_segmento
from dm_cliente a inner join dm_segmento b;

select a.COD_CLIENTE, b.COD_CLIENTE
from hc_consumo a left join dm_cliente b;

el segundo select me aparece subrayado en rojo y no se porque.

A: Bueno realizando la revisión a las consultas que expones,se observa que no haces la relación entre las tablas por su campo en común.
Por lo general cuando se usa inner join, left join o right join, se requiere especificar en que campo se relaciona.
Para que puedas entender un poco más a profundidad el uso de estos, y de una forma más sencilla, te comparto la siguiente ruta:
https://programacionymas.com/blog/como-funciona-inner-left-right-full-join
Así mismo, observo que intentas unir 2 veces una misma consulta, si no deseas relacionar directamente la información, puedes llamar a la tabla cuantas veces quieras cambiando el alias y sin el uno de los join, esto sería separando las tablas con la el simbolo coma, te muestro un ejemplo decomo sería:
select a.COD_CLIENTE, a.TIPO_CLIENTE, a.NOMBRE, a.TELEFONO, a.COD_SEGMENTO,
b.desc_segmento
from dm_cliente a, dm_segmento b;

select a.COD_CLIENTE, b.COD_CLIENTE
from hc_consumo a, dm_cliente b;

Ya para controlar la información que obtienes, tendrías que hacerlo mediante las condicionales, te dejo un ejemplo:
En este ejemplo hago de cuenta que tu tabla dm_segmento tiene un campo que llama COD_SEGMENTO, ya que observo que en la tabla dm_cliente existe.
select a.COD_CLIENTE, a.TIPO_CLIENTE, a.NOMBRE, a.TELEFONO, a.COD_SEGMENTO,
b.desc_segmento
from dm_cliente a, dm_segmento b
where a.COD_SEGMENTO = b.COD_SEGMENTO and a.TELEFONO = 5555555;

Pero si deseas relacionarlos, te comparto url donde podrás entender el tema de los CROSS JOIN, la cual se asemeja más a la forma expuesta por tus consultas y es la más recomendada:
https://www.tutorialesprogramacionya.com/mysqlya/temarios/descripcion.php?inicio=63&cod=60&punto=66
NOTA: Es importante tener encuenta el uso de los joins implicitos, dado que en la ruta que compartiré a continuación, podrás entender el uso de los joins implicitos y los explicitos.
¿Cual es la diferencia entre joins implícitos y explícitos?

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Djokovic in detention in Australia pending court decision
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Djokovic again in detention pending the decision of the Australian justice (photo from January 13, 2022)
CORONAVIRUS – Tennis world number one Novak Djokovic was returned to administrative detention this Saturday January 15 after the cancellation of his visa for the second time by the Australian government the day before, and pending a court decision on his case, according to court documents.
The presence in Australia of Djokovic, who is not vaccinated against Covid-19, "could encourage anti-vaccination sentiment", estimated the Australian authorities in a note presented to justice, considering that the Serb should be expelled from the country.
On Friday during a hearing before a judge, the representative of the Australian government had indicated that the 34-year-old player would not be deported to the border before justice had definitively ruled on his request to block his deportation. But he had warned that Djokovic would have to wait for this decision in administrative detention.
It is the Australian federal justice which is now in charge of the case, at the request of the Melbourne judge on Friday who had been seized in the first place by the tennis player's lawyers. This change of court is likely to slow down the procedure, estimated the defenders of Djokovic.
"Sanitary bases and public order"
Djokovic has admitted to incorrectly filling out his entry declaration to Australia, and not respecting the rules of isolation after he tested positive for Covid-19 in December ―a contamination which he hoped would allow him to benefit from an exemption to enter Australia without being vaccinated.
"Nole" had been turned back on his arrival in Melbourne on January 5 and placed in a detention centre. But his lawyers had obtained from a judge on January 10 that he restore his visa and order his immediate release.
Immigration Minister Alex Hawke, making use of his discretion in the matter, however, once again canceled Djokovic's visa on Friday "on health and public order grounds".
The 34-year-old was aiming for a 10th title at the Australian Open, which starts on Monday, and a 21st Grand Slam victory, which would be a record.
See also on Then24: These Australian journalists insult Djokovic thinking he is off the air
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Sonia Rykiel's legacy is living on thanks to Julie de Libran's fashions, who infused the newly unveiled Sonia Rykiel pre-fall 2017 collection with strong Parisian vibes.
The Sonia Rykiel pre-fall 2017 collection is the first one coming after the fashion house announced the closure of its sister line Sonia by Sonia Rykiel back in October, which also led those at Rykiel's headquarters to reposition the main Sonia Rykiel line with lower price tags. Right after shutting down Rikyel's sister line and axing a quarter of its staff members, the fashion house's CEO Eric Langon prophetically revealed to WWD that "it is essential for the house to rethink and revitalise itself", a release many perceived as a statement of intents.
And revitalized are, if not entirely galvanized with a captivating bohemian spirit, all of the 25 looks from this collection, the main motifs of which aim at making us feel empowered, at ease with ourselves, and ready to rule the world. "You need to be dressed in a way that you know you're going to get things done during the day,' explained Julie de Libran.
This Sonia Rykiel pre-fall 2017 collection is filled with tons of separates, as well as plenty of different materials, such as patent leather, wool, jacquard and the currently omnipresent velvet.
Autumnal in its inspirations indeed, the collection appears extremely versatile and structured in its purposes, namely those of treating us to something that could be either casual or super fancy depending on how we decide to style it. Wrapped long skirts with asymmetrical button-up lines got paired with cozy sweaters in white, while cropped flared trousers looked their best in combination with country-chic waistcoats in light brown.
Aside from the evening proposals, which all feature either slightly shimmery effects or velvet finishes, the day-to-day proposals mix conventionally ready-to-wear elements with more haute couture-esque details, the most inspiring and imposing out of which are surely the structured shoulders.
Dramatic and exaggerated, Sonia Rykiel's pre-fall 2017 take on the structured shoulders, sleeves, high necks and frilled details is remarkable for sure, especially when utilized as the outfit's sole protagonists.
With the collection being high-end and functional, however, Julie de Libran made sure we had the right amount of accessories to play with (not too many, it is always a Parisian look-inspired collection, after all), such as thin belts with tassel embellishments and roomy totes and handbags to carry around daily. The Sonia Rykiel pre-fall 2017 footwear line appears to be extremely appealing too, with chunky boots and revisited loafers dominating the scene.


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Louisville Braces For Riots As Only 1 Officer Involved in Breonna Taylor Killing Is Charged
Written by: Tim Brown
We've been reporting on the story of Breonna Taylor for months now and it appears that only one officer will actually be charged in her killing. This has led to the city anticipating rioting over the announcement.
RT has the story.
Louisville, KY — (RT) Streets in downtown Louisville have been blocked off and police put on high alert as Kentucky authorities announced they are charging an officer involved in the fatal shooting of an African-American woman in her home.
Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron announced on Wednesday that former officer Brett Hankison will face three counts of "first degree wanton endangerment" in the death of Breonna Taylor.
Taylor, 26, was killed in March during a "no-knock" police raid serving a narcotics warrant. Protests over her shooting escalated into violence after the May death of George Floyd in Minnesota and the ensuing nationwide Black Lives Matter protests.
Here's the area around Jefferson Square Park, the hub of protests. pic.twitter.com/mYT5Yo0SbT
— Hayes Gardner (@HayesGardner) September 22, 2020
Louisville has braced for another riot since Monday, with concrete barriers, fencing and even vehicles brought out to block major roads and intersections. The city's police department declared a state of emergency on Monday, in anticipation of the announcement. The Kentucky National Guard was activated around noon on Wednesday, shortly before Cameron's announcement.
The US district courthouse in Louisville and the nearby US Citizenship and Immigration Services field office were shuttered for the week as well, per orders from a federal judge.
The city has taken a number of steps to address Taylor's killing since March, banning "no-knock" warrants, firing Hankison for "extreme indifference to the value of human life" and violating department procedures in July, and reaching a $12 million wrongful death settlement with Taylor's family last week.
None of this seems to have mollified Black Lives Matter groups, however, who have called for arresting all three officers involved in Taylor's death and charging them with murder.
BREAKING: Louisville Police Officer Brett Hankinson has been charged with 3 felony counts of wanton endangerment for the bullets that went into other apartments.
Not charged in Breonna's death at all.
Given a $15,000 cash bond.
No other officers are being charged.
— Shaun King (@shaunking) September 23, 2020
The cops who murdered #BreonnaTaylor & framed her boyfriend are probably going to get off Scot free today. This may be the last time we see this kind of public exoneration of a state sponsored murder of black people. If Trump stays in power they won't even bother anymore
— Jason Johnson (@DrJasonJohnson) September 22, 2020
WATCH: LMPD Top Cops Walk Out of Meeting, Refuse to Answer Any Questions About Breonna Taylor
Louisville, KY — It has been nearly 5 months since three Louisville police officers fired more than 20 bullets into Breonna Taylor's apartment, hitting her five times, killing her. As the weeks roll on, details continue to surface painting an ominous picture of how the state can execute innocent people in their own homes and face no consequences. The silence by the LMPD is a kick in the face to Taylor's family and according to a report out of Louisville this week, police have no problem flaunting the fact that they can remain silent.
A committee meeting was held on Monday in an attempt to gain some clarity on where the LMPD stands on the current investigation. Instead of answering questions during the committee, however, Louisville's top police officers stood up, walked out, and refused to answer any questions.
As ABC News reports, Louisville Metro Police Chief Rob Schroeder and the city's chief of public safety Amy Hess left the hearing without answering queries from city lawmakers on Monday, citing a pending lawsuit against the police department and the city.
Their decision to walk out is in spite of the fact that they agreed to testify before the Government Oversight and Audit Committee about the city's response to ongoing protests over Taylor's death.
Lawyers for the top cops released statements after they walked out claiming it is in not in their interest to testify given the pending litigation by the ACLU and NAACP.
Their absence will likely be short-lived, however, as the council members voted 10-1 to issue subpoenas to compel the officials to testify soon after they walked out.
Taylor's case is swarmed in controversy and has led to protests across the country. On a near-weekly basis, we continue to find out just how egregious the actions of police were from that night until now. One of those details, as we reported last month is the fact that Taylor was still alive after police riddled her body with bullets and possibly could've lived — had she received any help.
According to Kenneth Walker, Breonna's boyfriend — who was originally charged with murder — Taylor did not die after being shot. Instead she struggled to catch her breath, in dire need of help, which the police refused to offer, in spite of Walker begging them for it.
"(Police are) yelling like, 'Come out, come out,' and I'm on the phone with her (mom). I'm still yelling 'help' because she's over here coughing and, like, I'm just freaking out," Walker said in a recorded police interview 3 hours after the shooting, as reported by USA Today.
Dispatch logs reveal that absolutely no effort was made to save Breonna's life that night and after she was fatally shot, she lay where she fell in her hallway for over 20 minutes.
"Breonna, who was unarmed in her hallway, was struck by several rounds of gunfire. She was not killed immediately," attorneys Sam Aguiar and Lonita Baker wrote in a revised lawsuit filed on behalf of Taylor's family. "Rather, she lived for another five to six minutes before ultimately succumbing to her injuries on the floor of her home."
Instead of helping the innocent EMT they just filled with holes, officers devoted their resources to applying a tourniquet to Sgt. Jonathan Mattingly's leg after Walker shot him, thinking he was an intruder. Spoiler alert, they were intruders.
Breonna's family has alleged in the new court filing that for "more than five minutes," she was still breathing and "fought for her life."
Instead of attempting to get to the bottom of the botched raid and hold those accountable who are responsible for Taylor's death, the department circled and has continued to circle the wagons and engage in a cover up. This walk out is evidence of that.
"LMPD has tried to sweep this under the rug," Aguiar said. "The family right now has a very understandable desire to know the full circumstances of what went on that night."
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The Ethiopian coffee ceremony is an important part of Ethiopian culture. It involves roasting coffee beans and preparing boiled coffee in a mud pot. Snacks made from nuts and grains will be offered during the ceremony. Traditionally it's a time when people meet and chat anything interesting with family and friends.
I want people to experience the true Ethiopian way of life and how real coffee is made starting from the raw beans. And I want to share this as much as possible.
Hermi is a down to earth girl passionate about cooking.


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Rating Agencies examined, Rick Perry hearts Glenn Beck, and a Pa pol faces a tough day in court
If you're steamed that Wall Street rating agencies gave mortgage-backed junk top ratings in the financial crisis, or troubled by the $2 trillion error Standard & Poor's made in evaluating U.S. credit, you'll want to listen to my interview on Fresh Air today.
Back in the 90's, Frank Partnoy worked in derivatives with Morgan Stanley. Now he's a professor of law and finance at the University of San Diego Law School, and he's been railing against rating agencies for years.
On today's show, he recalls how back in the day, he and fellow bankers got the agencies to rate a crappy deal they put together as AAA. He'll also explain the historical origins of the rating agencies and how they came to acquire such power.
Tomorrow, I'll be talking to former big league catcher Brad Ausmus about playing a position that's both physically punishing and cerebral.
You can hear Fresh Air at 3 and 7 on 91FM. If you're outside the Philly area, find a station here.
In other matters, check out this informative piece by my former Philadelphia Daily News colleague Will Bunch. Will writes about the longstanding relationship between Texas Gov. Rick Perry and right wing talk show king Glenn Beck.
Will is always interesting reading, and his book The Backlash is still one of the best things I've read on the origins of the Tea Party movement.
And I was fascinated to see this item yesterday about John Perzel, the former speaker of the Pennsylvania house who was indicted on public corruption charges and actually lost his legislative seat last year.
Perzel is accused of spending millions of state dollars on political campaigns. His trial is coming up this fall, and the bad news for Perzel is that three of his co-defendants have pleaded guilty.
Perzel apparently learned this in a phone call from reporter Chris Brennan, who told him that his brother-in-law was among those copping a plea. I don't have much sympathy for Perzel, but that had to be a tough moment.
Perzel has said the charges against him and nine others amount to "criminalizing politics." He'll have his chance to make that case to a jury. But from where I sit, Perzel's perspective is badly warped from spending too much time in Harrisburg's legislative culture.
For years, it's been common practice to budget millions of dollars to partisan legislative caucuses in Pennsylvania. It's hardly surprising that when you live that way for years, it seems only natural to use public employees and some of that cash on political campaigns. At least that's the allegation in this case.
I wrote recently about the views of Penn State policy professor Beverly Cigler who told a legislative committee that separate partisan caucus staffs are huge money-wasters, and pretty uncommon among other state legislatures.


Yeah. We do the inter library loan when we need to though.
That said, nothing beats browsing the shelves and discovering. A library, book store, what have you, really needs a semi-decent collection to make that worth while.


Here are some numbers connected with the BlueEyes project. Many of them are sheer estimation as, especially at the very end of the project, nobody had time to maintain precise statistics.
approx. 3000 person hours (which is equal to four months of a full-time work for each team member). The complexity estmation includes system software and hardware design, implementation and testing.


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Deep sea IT
Now SOA will power U.S. submarines
April 17, 2010 Arun Mysore
#government #modus operandi #richard hull #soa #us navy
The project named Wave System of Systems (Wave-SOS), will create a framework that will analyze incoming information from multiple sources and fuse them to provide a clear operating picture for submarine commanders.
The U.S. Navy is spending $600,000 on a SOA project to help its submarine personnel analyse data from sensors.
Modern submarines are fitted with a variety of sensors, which provide information in text-based format, which is not amenable for automated processing. Modus Operandi, which is implementing the project, plans to develop a SOA framework to semantically fuse data from sensors.
"Modus Operandi will leverage our Wave technology portfolio, which provides semantic extensions to service-oriented architectures, to accelerate the integration and fusion of intelligence data," said Richard Hull, executive vice president and chief scientist, Modus Operandi.
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Q: Built an sbt assembly, then running with sbt 'run-main ' fails with [error] Not a valid command: run-main That issue shows up elsewhere and people suggest using runMain, but that ends up with ClassNotFoundException, whereas this trace is what I get:
sbt:reach-exe> run-main org.clulab.processors.server.ProcessorServer
[error] Expected ID character
[error] Not a valid command: run-main
[error] Expected project ID
[error] Expected configuration
[error] Expected ':'
[error] Expected key
[error] Not a valid key: run-main (similar: runMain, bgRunMain, fgRunMain)
[error] run-main org.clulab.processors.server.ProcessorServer
[error]         ^

This has been a difficult query for good googlefoo. What am I missing? Thanks in advance.

A: It's runMain in newer versions of sbt. Dash-separated names were deprecated some time ago.
If there is only one main you can just use run command.


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Rory Gallagher haunted by ghost of summers past as 'economical' Donegal prevail
written by Chris McNulty May 26, 2019
It must have felt as if Rory Gallagher was transported back in time as he praised 'economical' Donegal this afternoon.
By Chris McNulty at Brewster Park
Gallagher, during his time as Jim McGuinness's number 2, helped turn Donegal into one of the country's most economical sides.
Donegal's Paddy McGrath dispossesses Fermanagh's Ciaran Corrigan during Sunday's game. Picture by Evan Logan
Gallagher, now at the helm of Fermanagh, felt the brunt of Donegal's prudent play in Enniskillen as Declan Bonner's men took a 0-15 to 0-9 win.
"I wouldn't say they ever looked in real bother or were real flustered," Gallagher observed afterwards.
"But at times they were flustered. The way Patrick (McBrearty) and Jamie (Brennan) kicked scores, they were super scores and they were scores we aren't capable of kicking at the minute.
"We need to be able to get some of them the way we play, the 35-metre shots.
"I felt we dropped three or four short in the first half and they punished us as well. They got scores from it.
"You are playing against a team who are very economical. The way we went about it, the way we played would make most teams nervous. We turned over a lot of ball, we looked dangerous. We needed to score a goal at some point."
For long spells, Fermanagh were within striking distance, but the Erne didn't really make Donegal sweat, even in those moments when the scoreboard suggested otherwise.
Gallagher said: "I suppose it was 10-8 and 11-9…12-9 and listen, from our point of view the missed free at 10-8 was crucial. Murphy spun a ball off the outside of the boot and we didn't deal with it.
"They were big to us. It was still going to be a big ask for us to win the game, but at 9-8 we were giving as good as we got and I would be very disappointed in those two scores."
Fermanagh set out to stifle Donegal and succeeded for a time in the first half, but with the wind in their sails, it was the Ulster champions who made the better use of the second half.
Gallagher said: "Without ripping them to shreds or anything, we attacked very well at times.
"Our attacking game has improved a lot, I don't think ultimately we have the quality to kick the long-range scores at this point in time.
"I think we're well improved. I think we have more to go, we competed phenomenally well."
The way Donegal closed out the game in the final quarter was a reminder for Gallagher of his own time in the opposing shoes.
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Medications for use in patients with enteral feeding tubes
Joe C. Zuerker, J. Chris Bradberry, Charles F. Seifert, Jack D. Welsh, Robert A. Rankin
Gastrointestinal Endoscopy
Zuerker, J. C., Chris Bradberry, J., Seifert, C. F., Welsh, J. D., & Rankin, R. A. (1987). Medications for use in patients with enteral feeding tubes. Gastrointestinal Endoscopy, 33(3), 271. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0016-5107(87)71589-2
Medications for use in patients with enteral feeding tubes. / Zuerker, Joe C.; Chris Bradberry, J.; Seifert, Charles F.; Welsh, Jack D.; Rankin, Robert A.
In: Gastrointestinal Endoscopy, Vol. 33, No. 3, 1987, p. 271.
Zuerker, JC, Chris Bradberry, J, Seifert, CF, Welsh, JD & Rankin, RA 1987, 'Medications for use in patients with enteral feeding tubes', Gastrointestinal Endoscopy, vol. 33, no. 3, pp. 271. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0016-5107(87)71589-2
Zuerker JC, Chris Bradberry J, Seifert CF, Welsh JD, Rankin RA. Medications for use in patients with enteral feeding tubes. Gastrointestinal Endoscopy. 1987;33(3):271. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0016-5107(87)71589-2
Zuerker, Joe C. ; Chris Bradberry, J. ; Seifert, Charles F. ; Welsh, Jack D. ; Rankin, Robert A. / Medications for use in patients with enteral feeding tubes. In: Gastrointestinal Endoscopy. 1987 ; Vol. 33, No. 3. pp. 271.
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Q: C enumeration not returning a value that is not specified I'm creating a program to separate nonterminals from terminals for a programming language. An enumerator keeps track of the tag names for the nonterminals. The nonterminal ID is set as 0 and all others enumerate after (as it should). However, when the program finds the nonterminals, it prints a bizarre value of 1953167781, though some do come out as 0. The ones that seem to come out as 1953... are ones that are ordered like so:open int num = 7, num being the nonterminal. num is not seen as 0 but as 1953167781. Though, if it's a declaration like: guarded class test{} the nonterminal test is 0, rather than 1953167781. Is there a possible reason for this phenomena? Thank you in advance for your feedback! Below are a picture of the output and an example of the process that take place.

EDIT
For example let's create headers to hold our declarations:
#ifndef __TOK_H__
#define __TOK_H__

#define MAX (1024)

typedef enum {
    ID = 0,OPEN,CLOSED,GUARDED,ARTIFICIAL,STATIC,GLOBAL,CONT,SUPER,INT,FLOAT,CHAR,STRING,
    BOOL,COLLECTION,CLASS,FUNCT,METHOD,STRUCT,ENUM,IF,ELSE,_OR_,DO,UNTIL,UNLESS,FOR,
    FOREACH,IN,TRY,CATCH,EXCEPTION,RETURN,SKIP,BREAK,TERM,NEW,CALL,TRU,FALS,NIL,
    INUMBER,FNUMBER,VCHAR,VSTRING,UNDEF,LT,GT,LE,GE,EQ,NE,AND,OR,ADD,ADDE,INCRE,SUB,SUBE,
    DECRE,MULT,MULTE,DIV,DIVE,MOD,MODE,EX,EXE,INC,ASI,NOT,INHER,DOT,COM,LP,RP,LB,RB,LBR,
    RBR,APO,QUO,SEMCO,EOFT,NAT
} tokentype;

typedef struct {
    char str[MAX];
    tokentype type;
} token;

void sscan(FILE *);
token generate(FILE *fp);

#endif

This one too:
#ifndef __RESERVED_H__
#define __RESERVED_H__

char *keywords[] = { //40 keywords/reserved words
    "open","closed","guarded","artificial","static","global","cont","super",
    "int","float","char","string","bool","collection","class","funct","method",
    "struct","enum","if","else","or","do","until","unless","for","foreach","in",
    "try","catch","exception","return","skip","break","term","new","call","true",
    "false","null",
};
char *relative_operators[] = { //8 relops
    "<",">","<=",">=","==","!=","&&","||",
};
char operators[6] = { //6 operators
    "+-*/%^",
};
char delimeters[11] = { //11 delimeters
    ".,(){}[];'\"",
};
char unique_operators[] = { //5 unops
    "#!&|="
};

#endif

And then the (while not efficient in any way) scanner and separator:
#include <ctype.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>

#include "reserved.h"
#include "tok.h"

int linenum = 1;
char ch;
token TOKEN;

int isLangPunct(char ch);
int isKEY(char *word);
int isDELIM(char ch);
int isRELOP(char ch);
int isUNIQUE(char ch);
int isOPERA(char ch);
tokentype getKey(char *word);
tokentype getDel(char ch);

void sscan(FILE *fp) {
    while ((ch = fgetc(fp)) != EOF) {
        if (ch == '\n') {
            linenum++;
            continue;
        } else if (isLangPunct(ch) || isalnum(ch) || isspace(ch)) {
            continue;
        } else {
            fprintf(stderr, "Undefined character: %c at line %d.\n", ch, linenum);
        }
    }
    rewind(fp); linenum = 1;
    do {
        generate(fp);
    } while (TOKEN.type != EOFT);
}
int isLangPunct(char ch) {
    int r = 0;
    if (ch == '#' || ch == '|' || ch == '&' || ch == '=' || ch == '%' ||
        ch == '!' || ch == '+' || ch == '-' || ch == '*' || ch == '/' ||
        ch == '.' || ch == ',' || ch == '(' || ch == ')' || ch == ';' ||
        ch == '{' || ch == '}' || ch == '[' || ch == ']' || ch == '\'' ||
        ch == '"' || ch == '<' || ch == '>' || ch == '^')
    {
        r = 1;
    } return r;
}
token generate(FILE *fp) {
    char *word = malloc(sizeof(char) * MAX);
    char *number = malloc(sizeof(char) * MAX);
    int wi = 0, ni = 0;
    while((ch = fgetc(fp)) != EOF) {
        if (ch == '\n') {
            linenum++; continue;
        } else if (ch == '\t' || ch == ' ' || ch == '\r') {
            continue;
        } else if (isalpha(ch)) {
            do {
                word[wi++] = ch;
            } while(isalpha(ch = fgetc(fp)));
            word[wi] = '\0';
            wi = 0;
            strcpy(TOKEN.str, word);
            if (isKEY(word)) {
                TOKEN.type = getKey(word);
            } else {
                TOKEN.type = ID;
            }
            fseek(fp, -1, SEEK_CUR);
            printf("%d ", (int)TOKEN.type);
            return TOKEN;
        } else if (isdigit(ch)) {
            do {
                number[ni++] = ch;
            } while(isdigit(ch = fgetc(fp)));
            if (ch == '.') {
                do {
                    number[ni++] = ch;
                } while(isdigit(ch = fgetc(fp)));
                TOKEN.type = FNUMBER;
            } else {
                TOKEN.type = INUMBER;
            }
            number[ni] = '\0';
            ni = 0;
            strcpy(TOKEN.str, number);
            printf("%s ", TOKEN.str);
            fseek(fp, -1, SEEK_CUR);
            return TOKEN;
        } else if (isDELIM(ch)) {
            TOKEN.type = getDel(ch);
            char *str = &ch;
            //working on getting strings and chars to have
            //their own value types
            strcpy(TOKEN.str, str);
            printf("%s ", TOKEN.str);
            return TOKEN;
        } else if (isRELOP(ch) || isUNIQUE(ch)) {
            switch (ch) {
                case '<':
                    if ((ch = fgetc(fp)) == '=') {
                        TOKEN.type = LE;
                        strcpy(TOKEN.str, "<=");
                    } else {
                        TOKEN.type = LT;
                        strcpy(TOKEN.str, "<");
                        fseek(fp, -1, SEEK_CUR);
                    } break;
                case '>':
                    if ((ch = fgetc(fp)) == '=') {
                        TOKEN.type = GE;
                        strcpy(TOKEN.str, ">=");
                    } else {
                        TOKEN.type = GT;
                        strcpy(TOKEN.str, ">");
                        fseek(fp, -1, SEEK_CUR);
                    } break;
                case '=':
                    if ((ch = fgetc(fp)) == '=') {
                        TOKEN.type = EQ;
                        strcpy(TOKEN.str, "==");
                    } else {
                        TOKEN.type = ASI;
                        strcpy(TOKEN.str, "=");
                        fseek(fp, -1, SEEK_CUR);
                    } break;
                case '!':
                    if ((ch = fgetc(fp)) == '=') {
                        TOKEN.type = NE;
                        strcpy(TOKEN.str, "!=");
                    } else {
                        TOKEN.type = NOT;
                        strcpy(TOKEN.str, "!");
                        fseek(fp, -1, SEEK_CUR);
                    } break;
                case '&':
                    if ((ch = fgetc(fp)) == '&') {
                        TOKEN.type = AND;
                        strcpy(TOKEN.str, "&&");
                    } else {
                        fprintf(stderr, "Token Error: & missing at line %d.\n", linenum);
                        fseek(fp, -1, SEEK_CUR);
                    } break;
                case '|':
                    if ((ch = fgetc(fp)) == '|') {
                        TOKEN.type = OR;
                        strcpy(TOKEN.str, "||");
                    } else {
                        TOKEN.type = INHER;
                        strcpy(TOKEN.str, "|");
                        fseek(fp, -1, SEEK_CUR);
                    } break;
                case '#':
                    TOKEN.type = INC;
                    strcpy(TOKEN.str, "#");
            }
            printf("%s ", TOKEN.str);
            return TOKEN;
        } else if (isOPERA(ch)) {
            switch (ch) {
                case '+':
                    if ((ch = fgetc(fp)) == '+') {
                        TOKEN.type = INCRE;
                        strcpy(TOKEN.str, "++");
                    } else if (ch == '=') {
                        TOKEN.type = ADDE ;
                        strcpy(TOKEN.str, "+=");
                        fseek(fp, -1, SEEK_CUR);
                    } else {
                        TOKEN.type = ADD ;
                        strcpy(TOKEN.str, "+");
                        fseek(fp, -1, SEEK_CUR);
                    } break;
                case '-':
                    if ((ch = fgetc(fp)) == '-') {
                        TOKEN.type = DECRE;
                        strcpy(TOKEN.str, "--");
                    } else if (ch == '=') {
                        TOKEN.type = SUBE;
                        strcpy(TOKEN.str, "-=");
                        fseek(fp, -1, SEEK_CUR);
                    } else {
                        TOKEN.type = SUB;
                        strcpy(TOKEN.str, "-");
                        fseek(fp, -1, SEEK_CUR);
                    } break;
                case '*':
                    if ((ch = fgetc(fp)) == '=') {
                        TOKEN.type = MULTE;
                        strcpy(TOKEN.str, "*=");
                    } else {
                        TOKEN.type = MULT;
                        strcpy(TOKEN.str, "*");
                        fseek(fp, -1, SEEK_CUR);
                    } break;
                case '/':
                    if ((ch = fgetc(fp)) == '=') {
                        TOKEN.type = DIVE;
                        strcpy(TOKEN.str, "/=");
                    } else if (ch == '/') {
                        do {
                            continue;
                        } while ((ch = fgetc(fp)) != '\n');
                    } else {
                        TOKEN.type = DIV;
                        strcpy(TOKEN.str, "/");
                        fseek(fp, -1, SEEK_CUR);
                    } break;
                case '%':
                    if ((ch = fgetc(fp)) == '=') {
                        TOKEN.type = MODE;
                        strcpy(TOKEN.str, "%=");
                    } else {
                        TOKEN.type = MOD;
                        strcpy(TOKEN.str, "%");
                        fseek(fp, -1, SEEK_CUR);
                    } break;
                case '^':
                    if ((ch = fgetc(fp)) == '=') {
                        TOKEN.type = EXE;
                        strcpy(TOKEN.str, "^=");
                    } else {
                        TOKEN.type = EX;
                        strcpy(TOKEN.str, "^");
                        fseek(fp, -1, SEEK_CUR);
                    } break;
            }
            printf("%s ", TOKEN.str);
            return TOKEN;
        }
    }
    free(word);
    free(number);
    TOKEN.type = EOFT;
    strcpy(TOKEN.str, "\0");
    printf("%s ", TOKEN.str);
    return TOKEN;
}
int isKEY(char *word) {
    int r = 0;
    for (int i = 0; i < 40; i++) {
        if (*word == *keywords[i]) {
            r = 1;
        }
    }
    return r;
}
int isDELIM(char ch) {
    int r = 0;
    for (int i = 0; i < 11; i++) {
        if (ch == delimeters[i]) {
            r = 1;
        }
    }
    return r;
}
int isRELOP(char ch) {
    int r = 0;
    if (ch == '<' || ch == '>') {
        r = 1;
    }
    return r;
}
int isUNIQUE(char ch) {
    int r = 0;
    for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) {
        if (ch == unique_operators[i]) {
            r = 1;
        }
    }
    return r;
}
int isOPERA(char ch) {
    int r = 0;
    for (int i = 0; i < 6; i++) {
        if (ch == operators[i]) {
            r = 1;
        }
    }
    return r;
}
tokentype getKey(char *word) {
    tokentype type;
    if (!strcmp(word, "open")) { type = OPEN; }
    else if (!strcmp(word, "closed")) { type = CLOSED; }
    else if (!strcmp(word, "guarded")) { type = GUARDED; }
    else if (!strcmp(word, "artificial")) { type = ARTIFICIAL; }
    else if (!strcmp(word, "static")) { type = STATIC; }
    else if (!strcmp(word, "global")) { type = GLOBAL; }
    else if (!strcmp(word, "cont")) { type = CONT; }
    else if (!strcmp(word, "super")) { type = SUPER; }
    else if (!strcmp(word, "int")) { type = INT; }
    else if (!strcmp(word, "float")) { type = FLOAT; }
    else if (!strcmp(word, "char")) { type = CHAR; }
    else if (!strcmp(word, "string")) { type = STRING; }
    else if (!strcmp(word, "bool")) { type = BOOL; }
    else if (!strcmp(word, "collection")) { type = COLLECTION; }
    else if (!strcmp(word, "class")) { type = CLASS; }
    else if (!strcmp(word, "funct")) { type = FUNCT; }
    else if (!strcmp(word, "method")) { type = METHOD; }
    else if (!strcmp(word, "struct")) { type = STRUCT; }
    else if (!strcmp(word, "enum")) { type = ENUM; }
    else if (!strcmp(word, "if")) { type = IF; }
    else if (!strcmp(word, "else")) { type = ELSE; }
    else if (!strcmp(word, "or")) { type = _OR_; }
    else if (!strcmp(word, "do")) { type = DO; }
    else if (!strcmp(word, "until")) { type = UNTIL; }
    else if (!strcmp(word, "unless")) { type = UNLESS; }
    else if (!strcmp(word, "for")) { type = FOR; }
    else if (!strcmp(word, "foreach")) { type = FOREACH; }
    else if (!strcmp(word, "in")) { type = IN; }
    else if (!strcmp(word, "try")) { type = TRY; }
    else if (!strcmp(word, "catch")) { type = CATCH; }
    else if (!strcmp(word, "exception")) { type = EXCEPTION; }
    else if (!strcmp(word, "return")) { type = RETURN; }
    else if (!strcmp(word, "skip")) { type = SKIP; }
    else if (!strcmp(word, "break")) { type = BREAK; }
    else if (!strcmp(word, "term")) { type = TERM; }
    else if (!strcmp(word, "new")) { type = NEW; }
    else if (!strcmp(word, "call")) { type = CALL; }
    else if (!strcmp(word, "true")) { type = TRU; }
    else if (!strcmp(word, "false")) { type = FALS; }
    else if (!strcmp(word, "null")) { type = NIL; }
    return type;
}
tokentype getDel(char ch) {
    tokentype type;
    if (ch == '.') { type = DOT; }
    if (ch == ',') { type = COM; }
    if (ch == '(') { type = LP; }
    if (ch == ')') { type = RP; }
    if (ch == '{') { type = LB; }
    if (ch == '}') { type = RB; }
    if (ch == '[') { type = LBR; }
    if (ch == ']') { type = RBR; }
    if (ch == '"') { type = QUO; }
    if (ch == '\'') { type = APO; }
    if (ch == ';') { type = SEMCO; }
    return type;
}

In a separate or even on the same file as above, main() is able to open a file and read it sending the file stream to sscan(FILE *). And for the last piece a example file to read:
# call Sys;
# call SysIO;

static int num = 7;
cont global float fl = 12.895;
cont char letter = 'h';

collection Program {
    cont closed string aswkey = "abdcbabcdabdbcdab";
    open class quiz {
        bool decision = true;
        artificial method.study (int time) {};
        open quiz() {
            //do something
        };
    };
    class test | quiz {
        bool descision;
        super method.study (int time) {
            if (decision == true) {
                //do something
            } or if (time == 0) {
                //do something
            } else {
                //do nothing
            };
            time = 50;
        };
        guarded test (bool n) {
            descision = n;
        };
    };
    funct.Enter () {
        quiz Quiz = new quiz();
        test Test = new test(false);
        Test.study(60);
        if (something != this) {
            //do something
        };
        term;
    };
};

A: So to understand what was went wrong, let's look at what happened. In the getKey(word) function, when a word was sent there to be compared against a keyword it would return the tokentype type to the TOKEN.type declaration. However if the word did not match any of the comparisons, then it still returned only this time as the variable of type which is of address 1953167781 on my computer specifically. So, by adding a final else statement to getKey(word) which set the tokentype type to ID, it matched all nonterminals to ID. This however does not explain why words like Sys and SysIO didn't also become 1953167781. And it is a bit confusing how if(isKEY(word))could not return false, it always seemed returned true. Though it had to return false to in order to go to the else statement that would effectively set all nonterminals to ID. But this still poses a problem which we will not discuss but should ponder: why would nonterminals like Sys and SysIO become ID's (note that the getKey(word) function does not have the new final else statement) inside of a always true if statement, when it has to return false in order for that to happen, and why would other similar words not have the same course taken? Regardless of that, it is working fine and I'll leave it to the experts to figure out why it did what it did in the previous statement.


Thirty years ago legendary light heavyweight world champion Henry 'Razor' Sharp (Sylvester Stallone) retired from boxing on the eve of what would have been the biggest and most profitable fight of his career. His opponent, fellow former world champ Billy 'The Kid' McDonnen (Robert De Niro), has never been able to live that moment down, feeling as if his entire career is under a cloud because the bout never took place.
After running into one another at a shoot for an upcoming video game, it's immediately apparent the passage of time has done nothing to quell the hatred and loathing one former fighter holds for the other. Promoter Dante Slate, Jr (Kevin Hart) comes up with the novel idea of scheduling a penultimate grudge match between the two 60-year-olds. While both are without question past their respective primes, the thirst to see them square off surprisingly still exists, and with the prospect of a surprisingly large payday too much for the currently down on his luck Razor to pass up he agrees to face off against his nemesis The Kid one last time.
What's there to say about Grudge Match? On the plus side, both Stallone and De Niro take all of this silliness far more seriously than anticipated, both forgoing the channeling of their Rocky and Raging Bull personas in an attempt to construct distinct, somewhat original characters in their stead. The former, in particular, wanders through the picture with a self-effacing naturalism that's moderately enchanting, his easygoing demeanor having an authentic gravitas that's undeniably pleasing.
But other than that I'm hesitant to heap too much praise on this sports comedy, the movie not so much devoid of ideas as it is perfectly content to present a series of obvious ones that transpire in a fully preordained and a completely anticipated fashion. Director Peter Segal (Get Smart, 50 First Dates) is more than comfortable to let things play out as familiarly as possible, while screenwriters Tim Kelleher (First Kid) and Rodney Rothman (the upcoming 22 Jump Street) seem totally content keeping things as staid and as rudimentary as they can.
Not that this makes the movie a bad one, it just makes it instantly forgettable, and while I never minded the time I spent in the theatre watching it just as importantly as soon as it was over I had trouble recollecting anything about it I actually enjoyed. It dissipates from memory the moment it comes to an end, and other than the slightly queasy memories of De Niro and Stallone pounding on one another in the ring there's not a lot about the film I can recall in any kind of discernable detail.
That's not entirely true. I did like Jon Bernthal one heck of a lot, his presence more often than not forcing me to take a greater stock of what was taking place than I probably would have otherwise. Portraying Kid McDonnen's long-lost son, the former "The Walking Dead" star does a grand job of mining emotions the script hints at but never makes too much of an effort to explore. He brings a complicated gravitas to the movie that's moderately surprising, and while nothing of real merit or any sort of innovation happens between he and De Niro the pair still manage a nice, somewhat withered masculine chemistry that fits their respective characters nicely.
As for the rest of the supporting cast Alan Arkin (playing Razor's best friend and former trainer 'Lightning' Conlon) and the energetic Hart do a fine job of basically playing themselves, while Kim Basinger reminds how smoothly seductive a presence she can be when the actress sets her mind to it. But as good as all of them are, and as agreeably as Stallone anchors things, Grudge Match hardly matters when taken as a whole, the punches it lands devoid of power and strength sending the audience down for the count long before the bell for the opening round is rung.


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Emily Lakdawalla • Oct 31, 2012
Getting up to speed with Curiosity as of sol 84, and two awesome mosaics
I've spent a pleasant day getting up to speed on Curiosity's activities over the last 40 sols or so. I missed a press briefing two weeks ago during the Division for Planetary Sciences meeting, and another one yesterday while I was at the opening ceremony for the shuttle Endeavour exhibit at the California Science Center. There's another briefing coming up on Friday at 10:00 PDT (17:00 UTC), "to provide an update on Curiosity's studies of the Martian atmosphere." I will not be missing this one! More on that in a moment.
You can see the results of today's work in my Curiosity sol-by-sol timeline. Curiosity has already spent more than three weeks at Rocknest, working through the very slow process of commissioning the sample handling systems. All but one extremely important activity -- the first soil analysis in SAM -- has been completed. Two samples were scooped and delivered to the CheMin analytical laboratory instrument. The two press briefings that I missed concerned the first CheMin delivery (which happened on sol 71, October 18) and the first CheMin analytical results, which show that the soil is made of the same stuff that basalt is, which should be no surprise to anyone. I'm sure there are lots of really interesting details about the component minerals lurking in the X-ray diffraction pattern though.
It was apparently a surprise that (according to the release) "Roughly half the soil is non-crystalline material, such as volcanic glass or products from weathering of the glass." Here, "glass" has a precise definition -- it refers to an material that usually forms a crystalline solid that displays no ordered crystal structure. The main way you get natural glass on Earth is by dumping lava into water, which quenches the liquid so quickly that atoms don't have a chance to line up into orderly crystals. But there's quite a lot of amorphous material in space that didn't form that way. I think, but am not sure, that cosmic ray hits can disorder the crystalline structure of minerals, making it amorphous. The Moon used to make glass by spraying magma into the cold vacuum of space, which produced soil containing lots of teeny little glass "beads." I need to ask a petrologist what might be going on on Mars.
If I don't sound that excited, don't think I'm being dismissive of the significance of these first results -- it's the first time anything like this has ever been done on Mars, and the fact that they've succeeded is exciting. But the science won't be really exciting until it can be presented to an audience that can really get into the details, either through a refereed journal paper or at least at a scientific conference.
The mission has been taking good advantage of being parked in one place for a long time to acquire images for an insanely enormously detailed color mosaic of their surroundings. The image I've embedded below is just part of that, at just one-fifth of its full resolution even when you click through twice to enlarge it all the way. It consists of 270 (three rows of 90) frames from the right Mastcam camera, and wraps a full 360 degrees around the rover, but is only about 12 degrees high. There are more download options here and a Gigapan version here. It is so huge at full size -- 84,213 pixels wide, in Ed Truthan's version -- that it can't even be saved in JPEG format (JPEG tops out at 65,535 pixels).
Enormous 360-degree Curiosity color panorama from "Rocknest", sols 64-74 While parked at Rocknest to commission her sample handling system, Curiosity acquired hundreds of color images of her surroundings. This amazing panorama consists of 270 of those images. Full-size versions may be viewed here.Image: NASA / JPL / MSSS / Ed Truthan
The images for this panorama were gathered on sols 64, 66, 67, 70, 72, and 74. Since then, there were more right Mastcam frames taken on sols 77, 78, and 79 at least. I don't know how many rows of 90 frames they are going to get done before they pull up their anchor and get driving again. It's already a phenomenal image, even without all the other pics they've taken since.
Anyway, back to the mission status. With those two initial CheMin deliveries complete, they wrapped up the commissioning and cleaning of the CHIMRA sample handling mechanism and declared it ready to use for science on sol 81 (October 28). Meanwhile, the other analytical instrument, SAM, began a lengthy Quadrupole Mass Spectrometer analysis of the atmosphere on sol 78, which it competed on sol 81. They had previously performed one other atmospheric analysis on sol 46.
They must now have their results in hand from the sol 81 analysis, so I expect that the headline of Friday's press release will be something to the effect of "First results from SAM." Like previous "first results" press briefings, it'll explain SAM and then deliver the news of the first atmospheric measurement. But this briefing is more hotly anticipated than previous ones, because everyone wants to know if SAM detected methane, and if so, how much.
Methane has been observed on Mars spectroscopically (although that observation is difficult and the results controversial). It's been observed to vary. This requires some ongoing process that creates and/or releases methane. That's because methane is a gas that has a short expected lifespan in Mars' atmosphere before ultraviolet radiation from the Sun breaks it apart and it reforms with other atmospheric components into different gases.
Some people will even tell you that the most likely explanation for Mars' methane is extant life on Mars. I'm not one of those people. For me, this is clearly one of those "extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence" issues, and considering that even the initial observation of the existence of methane is controversial, we don't have extraordinary evidence yet. Don't get your hopes too high for tomorrow's briefing though -- there's really nothing that the Curiosity team can say tomorrow that will settle the argument. The most exciting result would be a definitive positive detection, but it's quite possible they may not have anything much at all to say about methane.
I'll close with one more bit of eye candy that came down from the spacecraft today. Curiosity has finally taken a complete self-portrait with the MAHLI with its lens cap off, showing the whole rover in beautiful color on the Martian surface. It could be a while before all the data comes down. But we already know it's going to be sensational, because thumbnail versions of all the images are on Earth. Here's a self-portrait created from those thumbnails. So awesome!
Preliminary version of Curiosity sol 84 self-portrait 1 Image: NASA / JPL / MSSS / Stuart Atkinson
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THEY are the bane of many people's lives but a boon for others.
And now it seems the trend for speed cameras has taken a bizarre new twist.
A prankster has erected a fake camera on a country lane in Lepton - and it seems to be working!
Local residents say the fake camera, accompanied by markings on the road, have caused drivers to slow down.
But no-one is owning up to erecting the fake.
Whoever it is has gone to some trouble.
The camera housing is a cardboard box, taped up and painted yellow and fitted with a realistic-looking "lens" on the front.
It has been mounted on a wooden post at the side of Gawthorpe Green Lane. Strips of tape have been put across the road to resemble the markings used with real cameras. All are pictured.
One local resident said: "It certainly causes drivers to slow down as they come up the hill.
"Gawthorpe Green Lane runs from Lepton through to Kirkheaton and is a very busy short cut.
"A lot of drivers use it to avoid the traffic junctions at Waterloo if they are heading to or from Kirkheaton and Mirfield. It gets quite busy in the mornings and the evenings."
There are 13 roads in Kirklees with real cameras, plus one road covered by mobile cameras.
Philip Gwynne, a spokesman for the West Yorkshire Casualty Reduction Partnership, which looks after the region's speed cameras, said he was not surprised by the move.
"You would be surprised at the number of requests we get every week from people or groups asking for cameras in their areas.
"They realise the benefits cameras can have on driver behaviour, on traffic speed and of the improvements they bring to a community.
"I am not surprised someone has taken it upon themselves to put up a mock camera," he added.


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MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) The NBA is investigating the incident between Grizzlies forward Matt Barnes and Knicks coach and former teammate Derek Fisher, a situation Barnes said is "personal matter" involving someone who was a good friend at one point.
The veteran said in video posted by The Commercial Appeal that he has not spoken with the NBA yet.
"All the real details will come out at some time," Barnes said.
A person with knowledge of the situation told The Associated Press on Wednesday that the incident occurred Saturday while Fisher was attending a gathering at the home of Barnes' estranged wife, Gloria Govan. The person spoke on condition of anonymity because no details were publicly released.
Fisher and Barnes were teammates with the Los Angeles Lakers from 2010-12. The Grizzlies wrapped training camp in Santa Barbara earlier Saturday.
At Knicks' practice Thursday in Greenburgh, New York, Fisher wouldn't comment when asked if he might press charges. He said he has talked directly with both management and his players.
Redondo Beach Lt. Joe Hoffman said police responded to an incident Saturday night, but would not confirm that it was a fight involving Barnes and Fisher.
Memphis acquired Barnes in a draft-day trade in June. Coach Dave Joerger told reporters Thursday that the Grizzlies support Barnes, and the veteran said the support of his new team feels good.
"I explained to them what happened, and they completely understand and had my back," Barnes said.
Fisher is in his second season with the Knicks after spending most of his playing career in Los Angeles, where his children remain. Fisher missed practice Monday – the team announced at the time it was for personal reasons – and the coach said Thursday plane issues delayed his return. Fisher led the Knicks in their exhibition opener Wednesday night against a Brazilian club team.
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Mark Levin's Analysis of Mueller's Parting Gift Is Unimpeachable
Posted at 4:00 pm on May 30, 2019 by Elizabeth Vaughn
Mark Levin appeared on "The Sean Hannity Show" last night and provided the most spot-on analysis of Mueller's sneak attack I've heard. (The clip can be viewed here.)
Levin's take is that Mueller is scared to death to testify before the House Judiciary Committee. He believes Mueller agreed to make this statement in return for not being subpoenaed by the committee's chairman, Jerry Nadler. He gave Nadler exactly what he needed yesterday. Mueller left the President standing inside of a dark cloud of suspicion. In fact, at this point, Nadler doesn't want Mueller subjected to questioning by the Republicans on the committee because he's got Trump right where he wants him.
If you watch Mueller's demeanor, especially when he first steps up to the podium, he appears extremely ill at ease. It's hard to imagine that such a powerful man would be quite so nervous, but he appeared petrified. And all he had to do was read something. He gave the impression that if he had to answer a serious question, he would explode.
Levin's observation was that Mueller appeared feeble. He said, "this is not a man who would do well under seven, eight, nine hours of questioning, with the Republicans honing in on so many issues."
Mueller is vulnerable. And he has a lot to hide.
Which is exactly why Levin calls Republicans to action. He strongly encourages GOP lawmakers to demand documents, emails and most importantly, to get him in front of their committee to answer the tough questions.
Mueller wishes that reading an eight minute statement in front of reporters was his last responsibility, but his little trick has only created more questions. For a smart man, he sure miscalculated badly this time.
I've included Levin's full monologue because it's so well stated.
Hannity: Mark, you were the first person to tell me about Justice Department guidelines as it relates to a sitting president. But it wasn't relevant in this case at all as Attorney General Barr told us at the time.
Levin: I watched Mueller today. What crossed my mind is he sounds quite feeble and I'm quite serious about that. And I'll explain why that matters. So, the question is why did Mueller speak today? I'm gonna tell you why I think he spoke today. Because the Democrats were unhappy with the report. And so they wanted Mueller to push the edge of the envelope on collusion which today he tried to do. They wanted him to be more emphatic about the issue of obstruction where he contradicts the Attorney General and the Deputy Attorney General which he did today. They have the narrative that they want. And that's why Nadler really doesn't want to call him to testify. They have their narrative. Now let me ask you a question. Why doesn't Mueller want to testify? The reason is simple. There's 1001 questions to ask this man from who he hired, why he hired them, why he ignored Hillary Clinton, the dossier, the real Russians.
Here's a man today, who said, he's not going to pass judgement on the Russians who were indicted, their guilt or innocence. But he passes judgement on the President of the United States and his guilt or innocence. It is such a huge abomination.
I think this whole thing was orchestrated. I think he didn't want to testify. I think [Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee Jerry] Nadler (D-NY) said give us the information we want in terms of propaganda. He gives the propaganda. He said I'm not going to answer the press and I'm not going to talk to Congress. Is this the same guy who demanded that the President of the United States sit down for an interview on obstruction?
I want to challenge some of Mueller's premises today which is one of the reasons why he didn't want to be questioned. Did Mueller say he had evidence of a crime that met the probable cause standard but could not indict? He never says that. He doesn't say it today, it's not in his report. He doesn't say he has probable cause ever.
Number two. Did he say we had to question the president about obstruction and therefore found others who had actually obstructed and charged them? No. Who are these other people? There aren't any other people because the president didn't obstruct. So, no, nobody else who was not immune was charged with obstruction for trying to cover up this investigation.
Why did Mueller leave it to the Attorney General to decide obstruction rather than wait a couple years and see if the president wins reelection and if he doesn't, indict him in 2020? Notice he didn't do that. The answer is there were no crimes, he had no case, there was no probable cause, and by Mueller writing Volume II and giving his little spiel today — and he was very feeble. And I'm serious about this. This is not a man who would do well under seven, eight, nine hours of questioning, with the Republicans honing in on so many issues.
So the question is, why did he do this today? Why did he do this today? Listen to the Democrats today. They are thrilled with this man. They were not thrilled with him yesterday. They're thrilled with him today because they think, and they are wrong, that he delivered new information. The problem with the media is this. I just went through some basic lawyering. Does he mention that he could have charged because he had probable cause? No, he didn't. Who are these other people who obstructed justice? There weren't any, there wasn't any. Why didn't he wait a couple of years? What's he in a hurry for, nobody bothers him. He's noble, he's better than everybody else. Rather than toss it to the Attorney General, why didn't he wait a few years? Well, because he didn't have anything.
I want to remind Mr. Mueller of something that a first year law student knows. The Fifth Amendment, it's called Due Process. The Sixth Amendment, it's called The Right to a Jury Trial. The Fifth, Sixth and Fourteenth Amendment, Presumption of Innocence. You burned every one of those amendments, Mr. Mueller.
Just because you can't indict a sitting president, and I heard somebody say that "Sure he can indict a sitting president, it's just that the Attorney General can reverse course." That's not what the memos say.
It says you cannot indict a sitting president. I was explaining this from day one. That's why I never understood this obstruction investigation. I never understood the appointment of a special counsel where you don't have any predicate crime.
This whole damn thing has been a set-up against this President and it is still. Republicans, you drag this man in front of the House Judiciary Committee if you can. You demand it every time. And you question him. Lindsey Graham, you're Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee. You get him in front of your committee and you question him. And you ask him the questions. Who's behind this report? Why did he write this report? Has he been communicating with the Democrats on Capitol Hill? Who have they leaked to if they've leaked to anybody else? You ask for documents. You ask for emails. You give Mueller the Trump treatment and let's see how that ends.
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Work the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo
Sports Special Events and Venues Links
Recreational Sports: Recreational Sports Job Opportunities
Recreational Sports Job Opportunities: Summer Camp Jobs
Cruise Ship Sports Jobs
Boys and Girls Club Jobs
YMCA and YWCA Jobs
Recreational Sports Employer Links
Intercollegiate College Sports Job Opportunities
Jobs in a College Athletic Department
College Sports Job Requirements - Degrees, Training, Experience
Entry Level College Sports Jobs - No Experience Needed
College Athletics Career Track
Strategies to Help You Find a College Sports Job
Outsourced Sports Marketing and Athletics Promotions Jobs
College Sports Jobs & Careers: Links to Key College Athletics Employers
Sports Industry College and University Courses - Master Degree in Athletic Administration
Sports Jobs - High School and other K-12 Schools Sport Jobs Overview
Sports Careers: Kindergarten through 12th Grade Schools - Physical Education Teacher Jobs
High School and other K-12 Coaching Jobs - Sports Coaching Jobs
Jobs in Athletics - Sports Internships
Sports Careers: Sports and Athletics Education Programs
Jobs in Professional Sports: Pro Sports Jobs Overview
Sports Employment Advice
Professional Sports Jobs and Careers: Player Personnel Jobs
Professional Sports Jobs: Stadium Operations Jobs
Professional Sports Careers: Minor League Baseball Jobs
Professional Sports in the United States
ESPN Jobs and Internships
Fox Sports Jobs and Internships
MLB Jobs and Baseball Internships
Major League Lacross Jobs
Major League Soccer Jobs & Internships
NASCAR Jobs
NBA Basketball Jobs & Internships
NFL Jobs and Internships
NHL Jobs and Internships
Nike Jobs & Internships