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Q: Call function when closing RMI server I'm working on a Java RMI application that has many servers. One of these servers is an LDAP-like server that keeps track of the other servers IP addresses (and some other info): Every time a new server is created, it immediately connects to the LDAP-like server which stores its IP by calling the function connectToLDAP():
ArrayList<ServerInfo> computingServers = new ArrayList<ServerInfo>();
/**
 * Adds a server to the LDAP to store its IP address
 */
@Override
public void connectToLDAP(int port, int q) throws RemoteException, Exception {
    computingServers.add(new ServerInfo(RemoteServer.getClientHost(), port, q));
}

That way, a server only needs to connect to the LDAP-like server to get a list of all the servers IP.
My question is the following: When I run a new server X and it connects to the LDAP-like server, and then I stop the process running X using the Eclipse "Terminate" or using Ctrl + C on the terminal, how can the server X call the function below before quitting so that the LDAP-like server stays up-to-date?
/**
 * Removes a server from the LDAP
 */
@Override
public void removeServer(int port, int q) throws RemoteException, Exception {
    computingServers.remove(new ServerInfo(RemoteServer.getClientHost(), port, q));
}

I'm aware it's not the best option but being optimal or following convention is not my focus here. However if there is a completely other way to do what I want, I'm open to suggestions.

A: In the end, I added a shutdown hook that sufficed to my needs for this project.

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Are there nonskid bath mats?
Are night-lights installed in bathrooms and hallways?
Is there a flashlight near the bed for emergencies?
Are electrical cords placed behind furniture?
Is furniture arranged so that there's enough space to walk easily around each room and from room to room?
Are light switches at entrances to each room easy to reach (so that you don't have to walk into darkened rooms)?
Are spills cleaned up right away to avoid sticky or slippery floors?
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Vale to invest $500m into New Caledonia nickel mine
6 December 2018	(Last Updated December 6th, 2018 10:07)
Multinational metals and mining firm Vale is reportedly planning to make an investment of $500m over the next three years in its struggling New Caledonia nickel mine.
Construction of a tailings storage area at Goro Nickel Mine, Kwe West Bassin, New Caledonia. Credit: Barsamuphe.
The company will invest the capital, from 2019 to 2022, on its own after previously seeking a partner for the project.
Vale chief executive Fabio Schvartsman was quoted by Reuters as saying that the decision to go alone reflects the company's new understanding of the significance of an expected upswing in sales of electric vehicle (EV).
Speaking to media on the sidelines of the company's investor day presentation in New York, Schvartsman said: "The decision to continue on our own was made because [New Caledonia] could be a very important part of strategy to supply nickel especially given the EV revolution.
"We thought initially that we could have a partner but it was in a moment when we had no clarity on the incoming EV revolution."
Nickel CMNI3 is a key ingredient in lithium-ion batteries used in electric cars; it is also used in manufacturing stainless steel. Last week, the index touched multi-month lows after demand concerns increased due to Chinese steel price weakness and the trade war between Washington and Beijing.
The project losses totalled around $1.3bn from 2014 to 2016. Vale New Caledonia comprises the Goro mine, which commenced operations in 2010.
Meanwhile, Vale has also revised the production forecasts for nickel for next year to 244,000t from the previous estimate of 263,000t.
"New Caledonia could be a very important part of strategy to supply nickel especially given the EV revolution."
In a separate deal, Vale entered into an agreement with Glencore to undertake joint exploration activities in Canada.
As part of the partnership, the companies will explore Vale's Victor mine for copper and nickel and Glencore's Nickel Rim South mines.
The deal is expected to result in reduced costs and capital expenses.
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Q: JavaScript error Uncaught TypeError: elementorFrontend.hooks is undefined I have a SLider Revolution script on my website. I added script Cookiebot, and my slider doesnt work, when i accept cookies i have to refresh my site to display slider.
The problem is
error Uncaught TypeError: elementorFrontend.hooks is undefined on Mozilla and Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'removeAction') on Chrome.

Can someone help me solve it? Error shows underline "window" in console
function N(e){window.elementorFrontend!==i&&elementorFrontend.hooks.removeAction("frontend/element_ready/global",N),window.RS_MODULES.elementor={loaded:!0,version:"6.5.0"},window.RS_MODULES.checkMinimal&&window.RS_MODULES.checkMinimal()}


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365 Days director is creating a new series which is going to be just as steamy
It's based in a BDSM club in LA
Remember when we were all hooked on steamy film 365 Days? When Massimo had us all lost baby girl and the yacht scene was living rent free in our heads? Well we might be getting that all over again, as the director of 365 Days is creating a series – which sounds as though it's going to be just as full of sex and scandal as the movie is.
The movie told the story of Massimo, a Sicilian Mafia member who kidnapped Laura and gave her 365 Days to fall in love with him, or he would finally release her. The film was subject to quite a lot of controversy at the time, with reviews saying it glamourised kidnap and sexual assault. The singer Duffy wrote in an open letter to Netflix chief Reed Hastings that the film "glamorises the brutal reality of sex trafficking, kidnapping and rape". A petition to remove it from Netflix had nearly 90,000 signatures, but the film stayed in the Netflix Top 10 list and the site didn't take it down.
via Netflix
The co-director of 365 Days, Barbara Bialowas, is now creating an adaptation of the first novel in Vanessa Fewings' romance series The Enthrall Sessions, the first being titled "Enthrall".
The series follows 21-year-old Mia Lauren, who starts working in a secret L.A. BDSM club for the elite, where she enters into an intense romance with its owner, psychiatrist Cameron Cole. He is a doctor who treats patients with a unique brand of Jungian Analysis, sexual methods.
The Goodreads description of the book reads: "Mia Lauren is a single, twenty-one-year old working in a West Hollywood art store who dreams of one day becoming a fashion designer. When an unexpected offer arises to work at Enthrall, L.A.'s premier fetish club for the wealthy, Mia accepts. It's a salary beyond her wildest imagination.
"Mia becomes the secretary to the club's assistant director, blond and broody Richard Booth. Richard is not only one of L.A.'s most beautiful and wealthiest men, he is also the club's senior dominant. Mia is both drawn and terrified when he reveals flashes of his white-hot passion, threatening an unbound pleasure like no other. She knows her attraction may be her undoing, but the spellbinding feelings render her powerless to resist his advances.
"What Mia cannot know is that Enthrall's dashing founder and director thirty-year-old Cameron Cole, who is also the club's psychiatrist, has lured Mia to save his best friend and patient Richard from his obsession with thrill seeking. Cameron masterfully sets up sexy scenarios to ensure the collision of Richard and Mia, hoping that love will save him.
"However, despite Cameron's noble intentions, he also finds himself enticed by Mia's haunting innocence. Passion and pleasure stir, forming a dangerous love triangle. This is the world of the forbidden. This is the embrace of Enthrall."
I'm waiting. 👀
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Fans get a chance to play on the Kassam Stadium pitch
There are still a limited number of places for this Thursday's 'Celebration Sixes' tournament.
This is your chance to play in a six-a side tournament on the pitch at the Kassam Stadium under the watchful eye of the Oxford United legends.
The tournament will be held on Thursday, 19th May and each team that enters will:
• Change in the dressing rooms at the Kassam Stadium
• Have an official team photo
• Play on the pitch in a round robin tournament
Oxford United legends will be around to offer words of advice throughout the day and give a team talk to the teams before the final.
The winners will receive medals, a trophy and a ticket for each player to a first team game where they will be introduced to the crowd.
The price is £500 per team (inc VAT) and this will be gift aided with all proceeds going to the Oxford United Community Trust.
Places are strictly limited so call Peter Rhoades-Brown or Adam Harris on 01865 337503
• All teams need to call 01865 337503 to register
• On the day registration is at 12.15 with the first games kicking off at 1pm
• Matches will be five minutes each way, all games played on the Kassam Stadium pitch which will be divided into quarters
• The competition is six-a-side with squads of up to eight players. Rolling subs will be in operation.
• A full set of rules and requirements will be provided when teams register


Being charged with possession of drugs for sale or transportation or drugs for sale can be very scary; after all, if you are convicted of this charge, you stand to face serious consequences that could have a huge impact on the rest of your life. Specifically, possession or drugs for transport or sale is a charge used when you are caught with a large amount of drugs on you that would lead a police officer to believe the amount found was beyond personal use. Finding large amounts of cash could also lead an officer to pursue this charge against you. If you are charged with possession of marijuana for sale or transportation of marijuana for sale the thresholds are defined by A.R.S. § 13-3405.
Distinguishing between drugs for personal use and drug possession with the intent to sell can be tricky, which is why there are specific thresholds in place according to Arizona law. If you are found with drugs that exceed the threshold, there is a good chance you will be charged with possession or transportation of drugs for sale.
What exactly are the threshold amounts? These can vary from one drug to the next. For example, the threshold for marijuana is four pounds. If you are found with any more than this amount on you, a police officer will likely assume that you intended to sell/distribute those drugs to others rather than using them for yourself. Other drugs have different thresholds. For example, 9 grams of meth or cocaine is all that is needed to reach the threshold, and one gram of heroin is enough to be caught with this charge.
Unfortunately, if you are charged with possession or transportation of drugs for sale in an amount that exceeds the state's thresholds, you will be forced to serve a mandatory minimum prison sentence if you are convicted. This remains true even if this is your first conviction, which is why having the proper defense in court is so important. The minimum prison sentences can vary, but for your first offense, it will likely be between one year and 12.5 years if the amount of drugs found on you was below the threshold. That sentence quickly increases to a minimum of three years if the amount of drugs found was above that threshold.
If you have had drug convictions in the past, regardless of whether they were above or below the threshold, you will serve up to 25 years in prison if you are convicted. With this in mind, it's important to realize that possession or transportation of drugs for sale is one of the most serious drug convictions you can face.
Fortunately, if you have been charged with possession or transportation of drugs for sale, you do have potential defense options. Whether you want to argue that you didn't know about the drugs that were found in your possession or that you were not read your Miranda Rights, you do have options. The key to taking one of these lines of defense, however, is having a drug defense attorney there to guide you through the legal process and make sure you have the evidence needed to back up and substantiate your claims in court. You should not attempt to represent yourself for such a serious charge, especially when there is so much on the line.
If you would like to find out more about how a drug defense attorney could help you, schedule a consultation and case evaluation by contacting us today. We will work with you on your possession or transportation of drugs for sale defense.


For this swap you'll take 25 pieces of scrapbooking paper, cut it into strips, origami fold it, die cut shapes, however you want, and write a different happy, uplifting, joyful message on each of them to brighten up your partners days and put them in an envelope! These can be quotes, literary, film, music, messages from you, scripture if your partner is religious, etc in an envelope. I usually take mine and put them into a Mason jar and pull out one a day, but it's however you want to open them! Make sure you include a note with your username and the swap name on the inside and write the swap name on the outside of the envelope as well!
No recent 1's or 3's!
Newbies must have at least 30 Type 2 or Type 3 completed and rated swaps!
I'll be checking profiles before assigning partners!
So we include the mason jar? Does it have to be a glass one?
I have done these swaps before.. you write on the slips of paper and put them in a Envelope to send to your partner.. as the Host suggested above she puts the ones she receives in a Jar she has at home.. I have saved some cute odd shaped jam jars to put mine in..Hope this helps..
What do you mean by "origami fold"? Thank you.
@JuneRosebud what @Blueberrylady said is correct, I updated it to include "in an envie", thanks for asking!! @EleniWalker if you know how to do origami, you can fold them that way for your partner, you know, little paper hearts, swans, etc that are artfully folded in Japanese culture, but this isn't a requirement. My Da can do it really well, so I usually have him do some for my partners.
@vontakk thank you, this makes sense.
I have a list of mantras for success I can't wait to share in this swap.


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Eric Cowell, Simon Cowell's Son: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know
By	S.M. Walsh
Updated Jan 7, 2019 at 5:15pm
Simon Cowell is one of the biggest names in television. As a talent competition judge, A&R executive, TV producer, entrepreneur, and music consultant, Cowell has taken the world of entertainment and reality competition by storm.
But what about Simon's personal life? What do we know about his son, Eric? How old is he and is he interested in following in his father's footsteps? Here's what you should know.
1. He is 4 Years Old
Simon Cowell, Lauren Silverman, Eric Cowell and Adam Silverman attend a ceremony honoring Cowell with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Eric Cowell is just four years old.
Despite his young age, he has appeared on AGT a handful of times. And Simon is in no way shy when it comes to talking about his son.
In 2017, he told US Magazine, "The older he gets, it's quite interesting how we have similar tastes… Either we like the same thing or we don't like the same thing. But he loves the show, I mean he really does." (In reference to America's Got Talent.)
Earlier that year, Eric appeared on the show. At one point during the episode, Cowell was backstage with his son, and asked him, "If you had to be on a desert island for the rest of your life with either me or mommy, who would it be?" Eric pointed at his father and said, "Because you press the scary buzzer all day."
2. His Mother Is Lauren Silverman
Simon Cowell and Lauren Silverman attend the Together For Short Livessss 'Nutcracker Ball'.
Simon and Lauren welcomed Eric into the world in 2014. They started dating in 2013. The pair's love story is quite controversial.
According to Good Housekeeping, the two met in Barbados a number of years ago; at the time, Lauren was on a vacation with her then-husband. Years later, the two reconnected. The outlet reports that when they did so, Lauren was still married.
Then, in 2013, she became pregnant. Not long after, Lauren's husband filed for a divorce. Business Insider reports that Simon Cowell was accused (by Lauren's ex-husband) of adultery in the divorce documents.
In March 2014, Andrew Silverman, Lauren's ex-husband, spoke to the Daily Mail, saying, "It was a fascinating experience, unexpected and shocking…I learned a lot, moved forward."
3. He Participated with His Father on AGT
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Simon has had Eric on AGT more than once, and frequently talks about his little one.
This July, he even set his son up with a participant on the show!
When five-year-old singer Sophie Fatu, one of the youngest participants ever to compete on AGT, appeared on the show, Simon told his son, "Your girlfriend is singing next. You are actually gonna help me judge this one."
Earlier in the season, Simon told Sophie that she was "hilarious" and joked, "I want you to date my son."
Sophie didn't seem to be against the possibility of dating Eric. In a pre-recorded segment for the show, she was asked by producers if she had a boyfriend, and bashfully replied, "Simon's son."
4. Simon Wants His Son to Run AGT
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Recently, Simon spoke to Extra about America's Got Talent.
During the interview, he said that his son had asked him, "Daddy, when I'm older, can I work on 'AGT'". Simon said he replied, "No, you will be running 'AGT' by the age of 18."
How did Eric feel knowing he was going to run America's Got Talent? Completely fine.
Simon has discussed Eric taking over the franchise before. In November, he told Lizzie Cundy on This Morning, "He's in training as you will see over the weekend… I'm getting him ready to do my job."
5. He Was Named After Simon's Father
Photo by: Trae Patton/NBC)Pictured: Simon Cowell
Eric is named after Simon's father, Eric Philip Cowell. Growing up, Simon's father was an estate agent, property developer, and music industry executive.
In 2011, Simon appeared on The Tonight Show with Piers Morgan on CNN, where he opened up about his father's death. His father passed away in 1999 from a heart attack at age 81, which Simon described as, "… The worst day of my life,' Cowell said, 'a horrible horrible time.'"
According to the article, Simon credits his father with "giving him a unique ability to use his charms to be able to reach out and connect with anybody regardless of their background."
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2017 Mercedes-Benz GLS550 - review, changes, specs, video
German brand automaker officially presented new SUV - 2017 Mercedes-Benz GLS550 on November 4, which will update be renamed from GL to GLS by the company. Adding the letter S will provide a rich list of options and great appearance along with sedan, representative of S-Class. World debut of 2017 Mercedes-Benz GLS550 will be at the motor show in Los Angeles. Initially, just a few months ago, Mercedes Corporation introduced new indices for a number of their cars. So now the whole model range of SUV names begin with the characters "GL", which complements the letter of the corresponding class. For example, ML-Class facelift became GLE and GLC is a former GLK.
2017 Mercedes-Benz GLS550 will be equipped with Dynamic Select System that provides an opportunity for the driver to choose the appropriate option for GLS SUV. Now, DSS received six modes: comfort, sport, individual, slippery, off-road and off road+.
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Well, the updated Mercedes-Benz GLS is a leader among all SUVs produced by the company and S-Class sedans. By the way, we can not exclude the possibility that more expensive and luxurious GLS version under the name of Maybach sub-brand will come to the market in the near future. With regard to updates in the exterior of 2017 Mercedes-Benz GLS550, they are very few but important. The novelty will differ from its predecessor with painted radiator grille, where brand logo is located. In addition, designers included new head optics, restyled front and rear bumper, some forms of tail lights and a new set of steel wheels. The final point could be 2 new body colors.
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Regarding the power units, which 2017 Mercedes-Benz GLS550 will be equipped completely the same engines as the previous, although each of them adds 20-30 HP as engineers assert. Now gasoline V-shaped 6-cylinder base engine produces 362 HP and 500 Nm of torque. Diesel V6 power unit now produces 260 HP. In addition, if you take 2017 Mercedes-Benz GLS550 with this technical specifications, then the old 7-speed automatic transmission is replaced by 9-speed. Regarding premium modification - Mercedes GLS 63 AMG, it is equipped with 7-speed automatic gearbox, whose horsepower is equal to 585-horses
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The long-term control of vegetation and woody debris on channel and flood-plain evolution
Insights from a paired catchment study in southeastern Australia
Andrew P. Brooks*, Gary J. Brierley, Robert G. Millar
Numerous case studies have demonstrated that alluvial and semi-alluvial rivers in SE Australia have undergone dramatic metamorphosis in historical times. However, very few studies place these changes within a long-term evolutionary context. As a consequence, the magnitude of, and ultimate controls on, the changes to river form and processes are not fully appreciated. In this study, a paired catchment analysis is undertaken between two moderate-sized sand-bed rivers in East Gippsland, Australia. From the Thurra River, direct insight is gained into the predisturbance control exerted by riparian vegetation and wood in a lowland alluvial river. This river is effectively in the same condition today as it was at the time of the arrival of Europeans in Australia. In contrast, the adjacent Cann River, which has been settled by Europeans for 150 years, but was previously very similar to the Thurra River, exhibits stark differences today. Channel morphodynamics observed within the Thurra River, when coupled with historical and geomorphic evidence for the former condition of the Cann River, provide a detailed reference by which the recent changes to the Cann River are measured. Chronostratigraphic evidence from both flood plains places recent channel behavior within an evolutionary context extending well into the Pleistocene. Since European settlement, the study reach of the Cann River has experienced a 360% increase in channel depth, a 240% increase in channel slope, a 700% increase in channel capacity, and up to a 150-fold increase in the rate of lateral channel migration. The contemporary condition of the Cann River channel differs profoundly to that which has prevailed over at least the previous 27 ka. The first-order control on the historical channel metamorphosis is the removal of riparian vegetation and woody debris (WD). Numerous thresholds have been crossed as a result of historical channel changes, particularly the relationship between average length of woody debris pieces and channel width. Consequently, channel recovery will not simply be achieved by reintroducing the pre-existing riparian vegetation and woody debris load. Devising sound management strategies and realistic management targets for the Cann River, or any similarly altered river, requires an understanding of the long-term channel and flood plain evolutionary history, as well as the underlying controls on historical changes.
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Brooks, A. P., Brierley, G. J., & Millar, R. G. (2003). The long-term control of vegetation and woody debris on channel and flood-plain evolution: Insights from a paired catchment study in southeastern Australia. Geomorphology, 51(1-3), 7-29. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0169-555X(02)00323-9
Brooks, Andrew P. ; Brierley, Gary J. ; Millar, Robert G. / The long-term control of vegetation and woody debris on channel and flood-plain evolution : Insights from a paired catchment study in southeastern Australia. In: Geomorphology. 2003 ; Vol. 51, No. 1-3. pp. 7-29.
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AU - Brierley, Gary J.
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N2 - Numerous case studies have demonstrated that alluvial and semi-alluvial rivers in SE Australia have undergone dramatic metamorphosis in historical times. However, very few studies place these changes within a long-term evolutionary context. As a consequence, the magnitude of, and ultimate controls on, the changes to river form and processes are not fully appreciated. In this study, a paired catchment analysis is undertaken between two moderate-sized sand-bed rivers in East Gippsland, Australia. From the Thurra River, direct insight is gained into the predisturbance control exerted by riparian vegetation and wood in a lowland alluvial river. This river is effectively in the same condition today as it was at the time of the arrival of Europeans in Australia. In contrast, the adjacent Cann River, which has been settled by Europeans for 150 years, but was previously very similar to the Thurra River, exhibits stark differences today. Channel morphodynamics observed within the Thurra River, when coupled with historical and geomorphic evidence for the former condition of the Cann River, provide a detailed reference by which the recent changes to the Cann River are measured. Chronostratigraphic evidence from both flood plains places recent channel behavior within an evolutionary context extending well into the Pleistocene. Since European settlement, the study reach of the Cann River has experienced a 360% increase in channel depth, a 240% increase in channel slope, a 700% increase in channel capacity, and up to a 150-fold increase in the rate of lateral channel migration. The contemporary condition of the Cann River channel differs profoundly to that which has prevailed over at least the previous 27 ka. The first-order control on the historical channel metamorphosis is the removal of riparian vegetation and woody debris (WD). Numerous thresholds have been crossed as a result of historical channel changes, particularly the relationship between average length of woody debris pieces and channel width. Consequently, channel recovery will not simply be achieved by reintroducing the pre-existing riparian vegetation and woody debris load. Devising sound management strategies and realistic management targets for the Cann River, or any similarly altered river, requires an understanding of the long-term channel and flood plain evolutionary history, as well as the underlying controls on historical changes.
AB - Numerous case studies have demonstrated that alluvial and semi-alluvial rivers in SE Australia have undergone dramatic metamorphosis in historical times. However, very few studies place these changes within a long-term evolutionary context. As a consequence, the magnitude of, and ultimate controls on, the changes to river form and processes are not fully appreciated. In this study, a paired catchment analysis is undertaken between two moderate-sized sand-bed rivers in East Gippsland, Australia. From the Thurra River, direct insight is gained into the predisturbance control exerted by riparian vegetation and wood in a lowland alluvial river. This river is effectively in the same condition today as it was at the time of the arrival of Europeans in Australia. In contrast, the adjacent Cann River, which has been settled by Europeans for 150 years, but was previously very similar to the Thurra River, exhibits stark differences today. Channel morphodynamics observed within the Thurra River, when coupled with historical and geomorphic evidence for the former condition of the Cann River, provide a detailed reference by which the recent changes to the Cann River are measured. Chronostratigraphic evidence from both flood plains places recent channel behavior within an evolutionary context extending well into the Pleistocene. Since European settlement, the study reach of the Cann River has experienced a 360% increase in channel depth, a 240% increase in channel slope, a 700% increase in channel capacity, and up to a 150-fold increase in the rate of lateral channel migration. The contemporary condition of the Cann River channel differs profoundly to that which has prevailed over at least the previous 27 ka. The first-order control on the historical channel metamorphosis is the removal of riparian vegetation and woody debris (WD). Numerous thresholds have been crossed as a result of historical channel changes, particularly the relationship between average length of woody debris pieces and channel width. Consequently, channel recovery will not simply be achieved by reintroducing the pre-existing riparian vegetation and woody debris load. Devising sound management strategies and realistic management targets for the Cann River, or any similarly altered river, requires an understanding of the long-term channel and flood plain evolutionary history, as well as the underlying controls on historical changes.
JO - Geomorphology
JF - Geomorphology
Brooks AP, Brierley GJ, Millar RG. The long-term control of vegetation and woody debris on channel and flood-plain evolution: Insights from a paired catchment study in southeastern Australia. Geomorphology. 2003 Mar 20;51(1-3):7-29. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0169-555X(02)00323-9


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« Brachythemis Brauer, 1868
Chalcostephia Kirby, 1889 »
Genus Bradinopyga Kirby, 1893
rockdwellers
scientific: Apeleutherus Kirby, 1900 [strachani]
Type species: Bradinopyga stigmata Kirby, 1893 [= B. geminata (Rambur, 1842)]
The two African and one Asian species are related to Crocothemis but are fairly large (hindwing 31-42 mm) with speckled bodies and the vertex bears two sharp points. In most areas only one species is found, the red B. strachani in central and western Africa, and the brown B. cornuta in eastern and southern Africa, but they overlap from western Kenya and Uganda to Katanga. Both species reproduce in rock pools filled by rain or flood water, as well as in their artificial equivalents, such as concrete basins and open water tanks. They typically settle on boulders and walls, their intricate markings matching the mottled surface of rock and lichens. [Adapted from Dijkstra & Clausnitzer 2014]
Male of genus is similar to Crocothemis by (a) labium pale, legs at most with blackish tarsi; (b) hindlobe of prothorax small, roughly semicircular and widest at base (dorsal view), apex often pressed downwards (lateral view), its border with short hairs and at most a few longer hairs; (c) Fw discoidal field widens terminally, number of cell-rows just before end about double that at base, e.g. 3 and 6; (d) 8½-19½ Ax in Fw ('½' indicates often incomplete distal Ax); (e) sectors of arculus in Fw always fused at base, separating well distal to arculus; (f) arculus often closer to Ax2, sometimes even distal to it; (g) hook of hamule small, placed midway along large lobe which dwarfs and often conceals it; (h) anterior lamina low, much smaller than genital lobe; (i) S4 without transverse ridge, although colour pattern or scar-like seam may indicate its position, there is no ridge of similar magnitude as transverse ridge of S3 and lateral carina of S4. However, differs by (1) relatively larger size, Hw 31-42 mm; (2) vertex high rather than low, drawn out into 2 sharp horn-like apices; (3) 2 and often even partly 3 cell-rows in radial planate; (4) arculus in all wings usually closer to Ax1 than Ax2. [Adapted from Dijkstra & Clausnitzer 2014; this diagnosis not yet verified by author]
Bradinopyga cornuta Ris, 1911. Male © Allan Brandon
Bradinopyga strachani (Kirby, 1900). Male © Olivier Esnault
Map citation: Clausnitzer, V., K.-D.B. Dijkstra, R. Koch, J.-P. Boudot, W.R.T. Darwall, J. Kipping, B. Samraoui, M.J. Samways, J.P. Simaika & F. Suhling, 2012. Focus on African Freshwaters: hotspots of dragonfly diversity and conservation concern. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment 10: 129-134.
Dijkstra, K.-D.B, and Clausnitzer, V. (2014). The Dragonflies and Damselflies of Eastern Africa: handbook for all Odonata from Sudan to Zimbabwe. Studies in Afrotropical Zoology, 298, 1-264.
Ris, F. (1921). The Odonata or Dragonflies of South Africa. Annals South African Museum, XVIII, 245-452. [PDF file]
Pinhey, E.C.G. (1961). Dragonflies (Odonata) of Central Africa. Occasional Papers Rhodes-Livingstone Museum, 14, 1-97. [PDF file]
Kirby, W.F. (1900). Report on the Neuroptera Odonata collected by Mr E. E. Austen at Sierra Leone during August and September 1899. Annals Magazine Natural History, 6, 67-79. [PDF file]
Citation: Dijkstra, K.-D.B (editor). African Dragonflies and Damselflies Online. http://addo.adu.org.za/ [2020-01-19].
Order ODONATA
Suborder ANISOPTERA
Family Libellulidae
Genus Bradinopyga
Bradinopyga cornuta
Bradinopyga strachani
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This is a great community, and my mother is doing very well with her move to this community. She is safe, and in good hands. They have a great staff, and they are providing her with great care. Every time I visit the community, and her room are always clean, and there are no bad odors lingering around the community. They do provide nice meals, and good activities for the residents. I'am pleased with this community, and I would recommend it.
Thank you very much for your kind comments. We know having to make decisions around an Alzheimer's diagnosis can be difficult. Our staff members are genuinely compassionate and focused on helping during the transition to our community. We're so happy to add you and your Mom to the Autumn Leaves family!
I don't get up to see my mom as often as I would like so I depend on the staff here to keep in constant contact with me to let me know how she is doing which is not happening. Then when I do get there and I don't like what I am seeing they don't cooperate to help me change things they don't listen to anything that I say. I don't trust the staff personal belongs of my mothers have gone missing. There are only 2 good things about this place she likes the food and the community is always clean.
I am deeply sorry to hear about your dissatisfaction. We have been in business for more than 14 years and strive to provide the highest quality care for our residents with Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia.
I want to personally apologize for any issues that were not addressed in a manner as timely as you would like, and want to assure you that we are taking immediate steps to review your concerns. We have already contacted our staff in Arlington to share your comments and to begin addressing your concerns.
Finally, as distressing as it is for us to hear about your unhappiness, we'd like to thank you for bringing your concerns to our attention.
This was one of the community's that I was considering for my husband, and his needs. Our tour went very well. Everyone was kind, and friendly. Our questions were answered. Unfortunately they require him to be able to stand on his own, and he can not do that. So this wasn't the right fit for us, but it is a nice community overall.
This place understands Dementia and Alzheimer's and are very trained in handling it. The building is built for the patient in mind.
We really appreciate your thoughts on our community. We put a lot of thought into the way we build each community and we're happy that you noticed.
Autumn Leaves was our first experience ever with an Assisted Living/Memory Care facility. From our first meeting, we noticed how lively all the residents were. They were all up and moving not sitting around looking sad and somber. The facility was nice, clean, well lit and inviting.
The staff was kind and caring. They didn't always do things exactly the way I liked but they were easy to talk to, listened and made adjustments as requested. Like any facility for seniors, you must advocate for the resident. Be their eyes, ears and voice. Communication is key and Autumn Leaves staff did a great job of communicating with the family. I would recommend them to others in need of memory care.
We are grateful to all of our families, like you, who have entrusted their loved ones to our care. Thank you for sharing.
My loved one is very well taken care of in this community. The staff is welcoming and the place is always very clean. I had a chance to try the meals and they were pretty bland but in good portions. They offer a variety of activities for the residents to keep busy and interact. The room my loved one is in is superior. I would definitely recommend this place to a friend, we are happy with our decision.
Thank you very much for taking the time to submit your kind review of Autumn Leaves of Arlington.
My tour of this community was a nice one. This is a lovely community with many things to offer. From what I saw everything appeared to be nice and clean. They are great resources available at this community. The staff was friendly and courteous. It was a good experience, this is a nice community.
Thank you for touring our community, and for your kind comments. Please feel free to call on us if we can be of further assistance.
Couldn't have asked for a better place.
Autumn Leaves is a great facility! The were wonderful with my Mother. I couldn't have asked for a better place for her. They were the nicest people/staff, so kind, considerate, caring and loving.
We are glad you noticed our caring staff. We work very hard to find people who are genuinely compassionate caregivers and we train every single one of our employees in dementia care.
From the moment you enter this facility you feel the difference. There is a reason this is a 5-star facility, folks! The staff makes you feel like family and you can see how well-cared for the residents are by the smiles on their faces. Yes, the facility is lovely but honestly, the amazing staff at Autumn Leaves is what makes this facility the gem that it is. Not to mention that the food is amazing! Consider yourself blessed to have your loved one enter this facility - there is often a waiting list and rightly so! When my mother was in a different facility in NE Arlington I had many sleepless nights worrying about her care. I was extremely displeased with the sloppy, shoddy attitudes I saw, especially among caregivers (CNAs). When she entered Autumn Leaves I was FINALLY able to sleep at night knowing she was in the best hands. This place is the real deal. When you visit, Chris will let you talk to any family member at any time and they will all tell you the same thing - superb facility! We especially love Jackie, the nurse, who goes above and beyond the call of duty. Also, Michelle at the front desk is such a competent, wonderful lady. Do whatever it takes to get your loved one into Autumn Leaves - you will never regret it!
Very good experience with Autumn Leaves! Whenever something needs to be addressed they are responsive. The friendliness of staff and genuine care they demonstrate one on one and in group settings.
Thank you for your kind review. We're always thrilled to hear from family members who are pleased with the care we provide to their loved ones.
The staff at Autumn Leaves is always helpful and friendly.
The leader ship with Chris and Bryan is genuine and easily noticeable they care about your loved one.
Our Dad seems to be happy here and has not once ask me or my Mom why is he here.
Autumn Leaves is clean place with no odor problems. It is a open style environment for all to freely walk around. It is also a secure place to keep every one in.
The overall staff does not come across as a front or fakes they do enjoy what they are doing.
We visited other places some higher in cost some lower this one just seemed to work for us.
My Mom is 86 and in very good mental and physical health.
She said if its her time to need help she wants to come here. I think that is about the best thing I can say about this place.
Positive comments from family members like you are truly appreciated by everyone in our company. Thank you again for taking time to review.
Yesterday they had a barbecue for all the members and an Easter egg hunt for kids. Everyone had a really good time. That was one recent example of things that they do to go out of the way to make special moments and make the stay there enjoyable. The food is excellent! They are extra thoughtful. They take the residents out on outings to places like botanical gardens and other places. Any time you have a request, they do everything they can to accommodate you. I would certainly say if there was something to criticize, but I have not found anything. They have really been great!
I cannot say enough good about Autumn Leaves.
I cannot say enough good about Autumn Leaves. I moved both of my parents here when it was determined that they require memory care. It is a very nice place, and their pricing structure is great. The staff has been incredible. They have been educating us on how to relate with Mom and Dad in order to minimize their anxiety about making the adjustment. They have done an exceptionally good job of taking care of my parents and making them comfortable. I gave them a 4 rather than 5 on activities simply because I don't have enough to go by yet. The 4 on cleanliness is because I consider a 5 to be unoccupied. Overall, I rate them at 5. I feel very fortunate to have been able to find Autumn Leaves for them.
My mom has been here for 2 years, and although I love the facility and people, the cost has just become beyond our means for long term residence. I do recommend them highly!
Thank you for taking time to post your kind comments on our community.
Nice looking memory care facility!
We toured this community when we were looking into care options for a loved one. This was a very nice looking place, but I don't think it would have been a good fit for Mom. Mom is pretty high functioning, and most of the residents here had advanced dementia/memory issues. But it did seem like a very nice place for those in need of that level of care!
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So far they've done a great job at Autumn Leaves of Arlington! It's a nice looking, clean community, and the staff are all very friendly. They seem really on top of things and take great care of their residents! I've heard from my loved one that the food is very good, as well!
I think they've done a great job so far at Autumn Leaves of Arlington. The facility itself is clean and well kept, and I was very impressed by how helpful and professional the director and the sales guy were during the sign up process. And now that we've moved our loved one in the nurse and aide staff seem to do a great job working with the residents.
This is a very good place, I am pretty happy with it.
This is a very good place, I am pretty happy with it. The staff is friendly and they keep it clean. We had asked about the residents rooms and if the doors automatically lock, and they led us to believe that the residents rooms would be locked and our loved one wouldn't be able to wander into other people's rooms. The doors are not automatically locking like we had asked, they are accommodating, and willing to work with us, and I feel this was a misunderstanding, I don't feel intentionally misled. We liked the location, and that they recently had some revamping done, and the carpeting and things looked nicer than another place we were considering. They had nice natural lighting, and they put some science into the decorating, what colors or pictures are best for dementia residents. Brian the Marketing Director was one of the key selling points, we felt he was sincere and down to earth, we never felt like we were being sold. We also liked that they had very few shared rooms.
Thank you for your post. We always appreciate positive comments from our family members, and we're glad to hear you're happy with Autumn Leaves of Arlington.
I visited several memory care facilities in Arlington TX and chose Autumn Leaves. The ratio of residents to care givers is good and care givers are so good to my loved one there. Placing my loved one in a memory care center was THE HARDEST decision I have ever had to make. The staff at Autumn Leaves of Arlington walked me through everything and was right there with me for everything. My loved one has been there about 1-1/2 years and I'm still so pleased I found Autumn Leaves. They take excellent care of my loved one.
My dad lived at Autumn Leaves in Arlington for a year before he died. My stress level decreased significantly that year from knowing that he was there and in such kind, capable hands. The staff, with no exceptions, is phenomenal, and I was always impressed with their level of communication with family, their willingness to work with the family, and with their expertise. I have no reservations about recommending Autumn Leaves.
The only negative thing that comes to mind is that the food isn't very appetizing or tasty. I frequently took my dad some of his favorite meals because I realized that there are many different dietary needs among the elderly, and I kept snacks in a small refrigerator in his room. This seemed to work well for us. He ate in the dining room, but if he didn't like it, he was able to snack on things in his room.
Sadly, my dad died in April, shortly after the Autumn Leaves director kindly suggested that I might want to put him on hospice. I'm very grateful that he had such quality care for the last year of his life.
We're so sorry to hear about your loss. We want you to know that we are grateful that you entrusted your dad with us and that it was a positive experience. Thank you for taking time to post your kind comments.
It seemed to be nice but they were redoing it and putting new carpeting down. It was a little farther away from us. There didn't seem to be anything wrong with it. It was an older building.
Thank you for visiting our community.
So far all is well, and he is treated with respect and good care.
We looked at this one and this one seemed pretty nice. Actually, the nurse that took us around, it was a guy and he really seemed to care and he really seemed to know and we liked the way he interacted with the people there. In an Alzheimer's unit that's got to be one of the hardest things but there were people coming up to him and knew his name; so he seemed very helpful and very caring. It seemed to be a clean place, he answered my questions and had good responses.
Thank you for taking time to post your kind comments regarding Autumn Leaves of Arlington and for complimenting our caring staff.
I don't have anything to compare them too. They were my first contact for the services tha I was really needing but I am very pleased with them and my wife, the recipient of their care, is very pleased. For what services I'm receiving I feel it's a very good value. I would say that their staff went way beyond expectations in terms of answering my questions and addressing the specific needs we had.
After excellent guidance from A Place for Mom, I toured four memory care facilities in Arlington. All were acceptable, but Autumn Leaves was exceptional. It's an uplifting environment, provides wonderful safe outdoor spaces, and is a good value. What really sold me though is the staff. They are knowledgeable, caring, fun, and very respectful of the people living there. I like everything about how they care for those entrusted to them and feel very fortunate that my dad is living there.
Thank you for taking time to post your kind comments regarding Autumn Leaves of Arlington.
good, small sleep area, too expensive for the what you get. great location for us.
Hearing your positive comments truly makes our day. Thank you again for taking time to review.
At Autumn Leaves of Arlington, Texas, memory care is all we do. Our exclusive focus is on providing the best, research-based assisted living memory care for people with Alzheimer's or another form of dementia.
Every employee at Autumn Leaves is trained in memory care, because caring for those with dementia is the core of our business. This includes both the team that works with our residents every day, as well as the corporate office staff.
All Autumn Leaves assisted living communities are family-owned and –operated. We strive to provide to our residents the same exceptional memory care we would want for our own family members.
As our numerous industry awards attest, Autumn Leaves is a recognized leader in the field of dementia care. We've been recognized as one of the "best of the best" providers in dementia care by the Assisted Living Federation of America, the nation's leading senior living professional organization.
We make each day count at Autumn Leaves, with our biography-based So Much More™ programming. Our team begins with each resident's interests, history, and preferences, and fills his or her day with personalized experiences that promote cognition, calm, and moments of joy.
Each resident's meals are also personalized according to his or her preferences. Our culinary staff is trained specifically to recognize the needs of the individuals in our care. Special occasions and festive experiences also play a part in the dining experience at Autumn Leaves of Arlington. As a family member of a resident, you'll be invited to attend these special occasions.
Our building is carefully designed with our residents in mind. Abundant natural light, wide hallways, a secure courtyard, and many other features create an environment that's safe, secure, and calming for our residents.
A visit is essential to truly appreciate our assisted living community and the way we serve our residents. Call us today for a tour of Autumn Leaves of Arlington, Texas. We'd love to show you how we're providing exceptional care to those living with Alzheimer's or dementia.
Revere Court of Arlington - Arlington, TX has been recognized for consistently high ratings from residents and their families in previous years.


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'American Idol' 2022 Winners & Spoilers: Top 14 Live Results
Heavy on American Idol
By Beth Heyn
Updated Apr 24, 2022 at 10:03pm
ABC "American Idol" revealed the top 11 artists on April 24, 2022.
On the April 24, 2022 episode of ABC's "American Idol", the top 14 artists performed live coast-to-coast with hopes of receiving enough votes from viewers to make it through to the top 11.
WARNING: Spoilers for the Top 14 performances and top 11 reveal episode of "American Idol" follow. Don't read on if you don't want to know who made it through to the Top 11.
Read on below for a live recap of the results as they aired. If you'd rather just have a list of which contestants made it through and which were eliminated, scroll to the bottom for that.
'American Idol' 2022 Top 14 Live Recap
The episode started with long-time "American Idol" host Ryan Seacrest welcoming viewers to the first live coast-to-coast show of the season. He also welcomed Gabby Barrett, who worked as the mentor for the top 14 contestants. The theme for the night was "Breakout Hits."
Jay Copeland was up first, and he shared that he was singing "Just the Way You Are" by Bruno Mars. Lionel Richie called the performance "amazing" and said that it was the "first time" he chose the right song to sing. Katy agreed and complimented his restraint on the high notes.
Front-runner HunterGirl was the second person to perform, and she celebrated having Gabby Barrett as her mentor. She was performing "Baby Girl" by Sugarland. Gabby called her voice "classic country." After her performance, the judges praised her. Katy said that she has a "voice of gold" and she wants "to see her win." Luke called it her "best moment."
Third up was Christian Guardino, who sang "Take Me To Church" by Hosier. He said that he wanted people to resonate with his words, and Gabby encouraged him to focus on the melody rather than doing something with every opportunity. Luke told him that he thought it was great that he took Gabby's advice, but said that "if you're not altogether comfortable" with something, don't do it. Katy thought that he "did really good" and picked a good song for him.
Dan Marshall was up next, and he chose to sing "She's Got It All" by Kenny Chesney, though he was nervous to meet Gabby. Lionel said "that's how you do it" to Dan, but he said that he needed to take ownership of his "American Idol" journey and stop being so nervous. Katy said that it was "a great song choice," but she wants to see more professionalism and better song choices from him, calling for "a couple more notes."
Then, Leah Marlene took the stage to sing "Happy Together" by The Turtles. Katy told her that when she sang "the show has finally started," which may have been a dig at everyone else who had performed up until that point. She obviously loved it. Luke said that her journey so far has been "inspiring and emotional."
Fritz Hager performed next, and he was singing "Let It Go" by James Bay. Gabby's advice was to take the song and make it his own. Luke called him "an artist" after the performance and said he felt like he was at Fritz's show and not "American Idol." Lionel also loved it, saying that he felt like he was able to pull everyone in. Katy said "I can't play favorites, but you can see it in my eyes," and she called for America to vote for Fritz.
Next to perform was Tristen Gressett, who chose to sing Adam Lambert's "What Do You Want From Me." Gabby called it "really risky," and she advised him to choose his moments. He seemed to forget the words at one point, and he was definitely disappointed with his own performance, though Lionel called it "fabulous." Katy applauded him for bringing the "drama" and commended him for "evolving." He also got a nice video tribute from Adam Lambert, which made him emotional.
Lady K was up next, and she chose to sing "I Believe" by Fantasia. Gabby told her she needed to look more comfortable on the stage. The audience and judges loved it. Katy said that she was "elegance personified." Luke said he loved watching her blossom into the artist she's becoming now and that he loved that she didn't choose over-the-top tricks while singing.
Allegra Miles chose to sing "Ocean Eyes" by Billie Eilish, and Gabby wanted to help her so that she would stay in the competition, and she advised doing more falsetto throughout. Luke said that it was "why we saved you," referring to the fact that she was in the bottom last week. He said she "nailed" the falsetto.
Next up was Ava Maybee, who sang "Sign of the Times" by Harry Styles. Gabby's advice was to pay attention to stage presence and be confident. Lionel was proud of her for "stepping into your light," and he said that she needs to get out of her head for the song.
Mike Parker, who also had to be saved last week, was up next. He chose to sing "Hurricane" by Luke Combs. Gabby told him to keep his eyes open while singing to connect with the audience. Katy said that he was "authentic" country while singing. Luke called him a "fighter" and complimented him for "showing up."
Emyrson Flora chose to sing "Drivers License" by Olivia Rodrigo. Gabby told her to work on her stage presence and focus on her breathing. Luke told her that it was a great song choice. Lionel said that she has an "old, settled cry" in her voice. Katy compared her to Billie Eilish.
Second-to-last to perform was Noah Thompson, who chose "Nobody to Blame" by Chris Stapleton to sing originally, but then Gabby told him he didn't seem like he was really connecting with the song. He ended up going with "Stand By Me" by Ben E. King instead. The change seemed to work for him, and the judges loved it. Lionel told him Gabby "gave you a gift" by changing the song. Luke told him his voice was "real and unique."
The final spot of the night went to Nicolina, who sang "Hallelujah." The judges loved it. Katy called it "angelic." Luke said that she had "God-given talent" and it seemed like she had more talent than she should at her age. Lionel called it a natural gift and said she was "gifted beyond your years."
'American Idol' Top 11 & Who Was Eliminated
Here's who made it through:
Leah Marlene
Huntergirl
Jay Copeland
Fritz Hager
Nicolina
Noah Thompson
Christian Guardino
Emyrson Flora
Tristen Gressett
Here's who was eliminated:
Allegra Miles
Dan Marshall
Ava Maybee
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Sweet Release
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Jane Bailey is a self-published author of urban fantasy novels as well as a part-time blogger; in their day job, they're a renaissance person, dabbling in all sorts of fields in search of interesting puzzles and finding mostly WTFs.
Release Notes: October 31, 2019
Added auto-save feature every five minutes. Auto-saves can be found in C:\Users\[username]\Documents\TheApp\autosaves.
Added ability to format text with bold, underline, and italics.
Removed confusing About page. Terms and conditions can now be found under Help.
"And ... send." Mark sent the weekly release notes to the distribution list, copying them from where the app itself would display them on boot. "Now everyone should be on the same page, and I can get to work on my next big feature."
Two hours later, Janine, the product manager, stopped by his cube. "Hey, Mark. I was thinking. You know that About page? I keep getting complaints. What would it take to just axe it?"
"Already done in the latest version," he replied, not even looking up from the code.
"So that's, what, three hours of work?"
Mark had to tear his eyes away from the screen to look at Janine, baffled. "Huh? No, it's done. Already. It's gone. Didn't you update this morning?"
"Oh! Already! Okay, thanks. Good work." She vanished, leaving him to reload his train of thought and focus on the refactor he was doing.
Half an hour later, just as he was in the middle of something, one of the users, Roger, dropped in. "Hey, Mark! I know this should go through Janine, but I have a great idea, and I wanted to see if it was feasible."
"Hang on ... okay ... shoot." Mark hit Ctrl-S and focused on Roger. Remember, think customer service.
"Listen," Roger said. "Every once in a while, right, I'm working on something, and someone comes by to interrupt, right?"
"Okay?" began Mark, unclear where this was going.
"And you know how it goes. One thing leads to another, and so on, and eventually, I forget what I was doing, and I close out the program."
"Sure." Mark risked a glance at his IDE, wondering if he had time to start compiling or not.
"So, what if the program saved automatically, like, when I exit or something?" Roger asked.
"Oh, actually, as of this morning it auto-saves every five minutes," Mark said.
"Okay, cool, cool, but like, it should save when I exit."
"Um, I think it asks if you want to save, but I could maybe put that—"
"Or," Roger interrupted, "better yet, it should know when I get distracted, and save then, so I don't lose anything."
"It should ... know? How would it know?"
"Eh, you're right. Maybe it should just save every ten minutes."
Mark pinched the bridge of his nose. "I can do that. What about every five?"
"Perfect! Get right on that," Roger declared, striding away. "Good man."
He'll figure it out eventually, Mark decided, going back to his IDE.
He compiled, ran the software, and was in the middle of testing when Janine came by in a panic, carrying her open laptop. "Mark! We have to roll back the release!"
He didn't wait for auto-save, but exited his debugger, immediately pulling up the release console. "What, what's wrong? What happened?"
"You know how you killed the About page?" she demanded, eyes wide with horror.
"Well the Terms and conditions were in there! Legal says we can't ship without terms and conditions! This is a huge priority-one bug, I don't know how you missed it!"
Mark's shoulders slumped as he stopped logging into the release console. "Oh. I put them under Help."
"But I told you to put them under About!"
"And then you told me to kill the About page but keep the Terms and Conditions, so I moved them under Help. Didn't you read the release notes?"
"Oh, right, right, hang on, let me just pull it up here ... oh, never mind, it's under Help. False alarm! Carry on."
So Mark carried on, one eye on the time. I barely got anything done, as usual for a Monday. I really don't want to stay late tonight ... Still, he managed to get into the flow of things, and was just refactoring a critical class when Sue, Mark's boss, stopped by. Mark of course pulled his attention away from the code to talk to the boss, though already he was beginning to resent the constant interruptions.
"Hey, Marky Mark, how's it going?" asked Sue.
"Fine."
"Good, good. Listen, I know you're busy, so I'll get right to it: we have a request from the CEO, so it'll need to get into next week's release for sure."
Feeling his odds of getting the refactor committed evaporating, Mark nodded. "All right, I'm on it. What is it?"
"So, you know how the product can send email, right?"
My least favorite feature. "Yup. What about it?"
"Well the CEO was thinking, he can do stuff in Gmail that you can't do in our product, and he wants to know why."
He wants me to replicate all of Gmail in the product?! "What things, specifically?" Mark managed to ask calmly.
"He's not super technical, but he's talking about things like bold, italics, and underlines. Those are the big three."
Mark smashed his forehead into the keyboard for a moment before lifting his head to mutter: "Why do I even send release notes?"
"We released that feature this morning!"
"Oh. Good show! Thanks Mark, you're the best."
Just as he was packing up for the day, Janine stopped by again, knocking on the edge of his cubicle, a phone to her ear. "Mark! Listen, I've got the CEO on the phone, he wants to know where we find the autosaves, and I can't figure it out. Do you know?"
Mark looked at the clock: 5:10. "Nope!" he said cheerily. "Check the release notes, I'm sure it's in there somewhere."
"I looked, I didn't see it."
"Shame, but I'm already logged out of everything. Tell him to do a real save and we'll get back to him in the morning."
"Oh, never mind, he found it! Turns out it was in the release notes. Thanks Mark, you're a lifesaver!"
If you say so. Mark walked out the door, not bothering to reply, and headed directly across the street to the pub for his weekly Monday Evening Beer.
Six days until we start from the top, he thought.
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Associations across the board, with few exceptions, are faced with decreasing membership and revenue. Their members are disengaged and there's evidence of that in their renewals and conference attendance. First-year members are the most likely to open and click on an email, but that ends abruptly for the vast majority who don't renew for a second year.
Many associations also send a lot of broadcasts out to their membership to try to increase interaction. They're yelling their value proposition from the treetops. And, when all they hear is an echo, they yell louder or use different tools to talk at members. Associations are broadcasting, but not listening. And this isn't limited to associations. We all do this, because it's how we were taught to market.
What people are craving more than anything else is an authentic connection. Imagine meeting someone at a cocktail party and you want to get to know him better. Do you talk at him incessantly telling him all about your features and benefits? About why he should want to hang out with you? No, of course not, we might tell him something and then ask him something and then tell him something and then ask him something. There's an exchange of listening and telling. That's how connections are made.
So, why don't we do that with our members? Why don't we ask them questions and give them the stage? Oh, and an annual survey is not giving them the stage, by the way.
Feedback Automation Platforms tackle this issue. So, how does feedback software drive engagement?
60 percent of the value (super subjective math) of asking for feedback is simply getting your members thinking. When asked a question, it sticks. When told something, it disappears. Simply hearing a question and sparking some thought creates a stronger connection to the association. The more engaged they are in their thoughts, the more likely they are to renew and participate.
30 percent of the value of feedback comes from what you learn. Organizations will find that their staff is making better decisions of where to spend their time, based on better understanding their members. How aligned is your staff with your membership?
And finally, 10 percent of the value of feedback comes from actually DOING something with the feedback, like calling members and continuing the conversation. But, that's a strong 10 percent, and could likely result in increased revenue and participation.
Obviously, those numbers are highly subjective, but it's important to note that simply giving your members and customers a voice is valuable in establishing a more connected relationship.
Dave Will is CEO and Co-Founder of PropFuel Feedback Automation Platform. PropFuel is the first feedback platform to create authentic member engagement for associations by asking continuous and targeted questions in what they call Feedback Campaigns.
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Jon joined SPMB in 2013 to found our Rocky Mountains Search Practice and open our first office outside of California. Based in Boulder, Colorado, Jon and his team focus on a client base spanning Boulder, Denver, Salt Lake City and Austin. Prior to SPMB, Jon was Head of Recruiting for Rally Software, helping the company scale globally both pre- and post-IPO. His early career spanned a range of recruiting roles for high tech, high growth companies in Colorado, including several years running his own recruiting company. Jon is originally from Connecticut. He earned a BA in Geology from Franklin & Marshall College, and moved to Colorado to earn his MS in Petroleum Geology. Upon arriving in Colorado, Jon immediately knew he was home and has been there ever since.
What's the most non-traditional job you've ever had?
Just one? I've had many…summers in Connecticut meant lots of odd jobs…ice cream man (yes, I drove the truck!), fishmonger, buffet waiter at a casino (why do you need waiters at a buffet? Good question.), dishwasher, cook, bartender…Whatever it took to put some money in my pocket and stay out of trouble!
What 3 movies could you watch again and again?
Fighter pilot…can't help it…I saw Top Gun as a kid…would love to know what it feels like to fly one of those jets!


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/* See LICENSE in the root of the distribution for licensing details. */

// Unit Tests for mdbm_limit_dir_size

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <sys/stat.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <math.h>
#include <errno.h>

#include <iostream>
#include <vector>
#include <algorithm>

#include <cppunit/TestAssert.h>
#include <cppunit/TestCase.h>
#include <cppunit/TestFixture.h>
#include <cppunit/TestResult.h>
#include <cppunit/TestResultCollector.h>
#include <cppunit/extensions/HelperMacros.h>
#include <cppunit/extensions/TestFactoryRegistry.h>
#include <cppunit/ui/text/TestRunner.h>

#include "mdbm.h"
#include "TestBase.hh"

class LimitDirSizeTestBase : public CppUnit::TestFixture, public TestBase
{
public:
    LimitDirSizeTestBase(int vFlag, const string& vString) : versionFlag(vFlag), versionString(vString) { SetSuiteName("Limit Directory Size Test Suite: "); }
    void setUp();
    void tearDown();

    // unit tests in this suite
    //
    void ValidDirSizes();  // TC J-2
    void InvalidDirSizes();  // TC J-3
    void LimPagesSetDirSmaller();  // TC J-4
    void LimPagesSetDirBigger();  // TC J-5
    void LimPagesSetDirSame();  // TC J-6

protected:
    void limitDirSize(int numPages, int expectedRetCode, const char * tcprefix);
    void limPagesSetDirSize(int limPages, int dirPages, int expectedRetCode, const char * tcprefix);
    void verifyMaxDirWidth(MDBM *dbh, int dirPages, const string &prefix);

    int versionFlag;
    string versionString;

    static int _setupCnt; // CPPUNIT creates instance per CPPUNIT_TEST
    static int _MaxDirShift;
};

int LimitDirSizeTestBase::_setupCnt = 0;

// MDBM_DIRSHIFT_MAX is defined internally so cant use the macro here
int LimitDirSizeTestBase::_MaxDirShift = 24;

void LimitDirSizeTestBase::setUp()
{
    if (_setupCnt++ == 0) {
        cout << endl << "Limit Directory Size Test Suite Beginning..." << endl << flush;
    }
}
void LimitDirSizeTestBase::tearDown() { }

void LimitDirSizeTestBase::verifyMaxDirWidth(MDBM *dbh, int dirPages, const string &prefix)
{
    // get db info
    mdbm_db_info_t dbinfo;
    int ret = mdbm_get_db_info(dbh, &dbinfo);
    if (ret == 0) {
        //int calcMaxDirPages = (int)pow(2, dbinfo.db_max_dir_shift);
        int calcMaxDirPages = 1 << dbinfo.db_max_dir_shift;

        GetLogStream() << endl << prefix << "Database Info: Number pages=" << dbinfo.db_num_pages
            << " Maximum pages=" << dbinfo.db_max_pages
            << " Number Directory pages=" << dbinfo.db_num_dir_pages
            << " Directory width=" << dbinfo.db_dir_width
            << " Maximum Directory width=" << dbinfo.db_max_dir_shift
            << " Calculated Number of Directory pages=" << calcMaxDirPages << endl << endl << flush;

        // dirPages <= 2 ^ dbinfo.db_max_dir_shift
        stringstream dbmsg;
        dbmsg << prefix
              << "Expected Number directory pages=" << dirPages
              << " to be >= 2 ^ MAX(" << dirPages
              << ") directory width. Actual MAX directory width 2 ^ " << dbinfo.db_max_dir_shift
              << " which=" << calcMaxDirPages << endl;
        CPPUNIT_ASSERT_MESSAGE(dbmsg.str(), (dirPages >= calcMaxDirPages));
    }
}

void LimitDirSizeTestBase::limitDirSize(int numPages, int expectedRetCode, const char * tcprefix)
{
    stringstream premsg;
    premsg << tcprefix << " page-count-limit=" << numPages << ": ";
    string prefix = premsg.str();
    TRACE_TEST_CASE(tcprefix);
    prefix = SUITE_PREFIX() + prefix;

    // Call mdbm_open; Create new DB using page size = p
    MdbmHolder dbh = EnsureTmpMdbm(prefix, MDBM_O_RDWR | MDBM_O_CREAT | MDBM_O_TRUNC | versionFlag);

    int ret = mdbm_limit_dir_size(dbh, numPages);

    stringstream ssmsg;
    ssmsg << prefix << "Expected return code=" << expectedRetCode
          << " but received=" << ret << endl;
    CPPUNIT_ASSERT_MESSAGE(ssmsg.str(), (ret == expectedRetCode));

    if ((expectedRetCode != -1) && (versionFlag & MDBM_CREATE_V3)) {
        verifyMaxDirWidth(dbh, numPages, prefix);
    }

}
//  There is an internal maximum for directory size of MDBM_DIRSHIFT_MAX = 24.
//  So a set of invalid numbers can be : n in 1, 7, MDBM_DIRSHIFT_MAX

//  1. Call mdbm_open; create new v3 DB using defaults
//  2. Call mdbm_limit_dir_size: n
//  3. Expected result: success
void LimitDirSizeTestBase::ValidDirSizes()  // TC J-2
{
    limitDirSize(1, 0, "TC J-2: ValidDirSizes: mdbm_limit_dir_size: ");
    limitDirSize(3, 0, "TC J-2: ValidDirSizes: mdbm_limit_dir_size: ");
    limitDirSize(4, 0, "TC J-2: ValidDirSizes: mdbm_limit_dir_size: ");
    limitDirSize(7, 0, "TC J-2: ValidDirSizes: mdbm_limit_dir_size: ");
    limitDirSize(16, 0, "TC J-2: ValidDirSizes: mdbm_limit_dir_size: ");

    // MDBM_DIRSHIFT_MAX is defined internally so cant use the macro here
    limitDirSize(_MaxDirShift, 0, "TC J-2: ValidDirSizes: mdbm_limit_dir_size: ");
}
//  As an int, dir size could be negative. Also there is an internal maximum
//  for directory size of MDBM_DIRSHIFT_MAX = 24. So a set of invalid numbers
//  can be : n in -1, 0, 25

//    1. Call mdbm_open; create new v3 DB using defaults
//    2. Call mdbm_limit_dir_size: n
//    3. Expected result: FAIL and sets errno
void LimitDirSizeTestBase::InvalidDirSizes()  // TC J-3
{
    // BZ ticket 5285592
    limitDirSize(-1, -1, "TC J-3: InvalidDirSizes: mdbm_limit_dir_size: ");

    // MDBM_DIRSHIFT_MAX is defined internally so cant use the macro here
    limitDirSize(1<<(_MaxDirShift + 1), -1, "TC J-3: InvalidDirSizes: mdbm_limit_dir_size: ");

    limitDirSize(0, -1, "TC J-3: InvalidDirSizes: mdbm_limit_dir_size: ");
}

void LimitDirSizeTestBase::limPagesSetDirSize(int limPages, int dirPages, int expectedRetCode, const char * tcprefix)
{
    stringstream premsg;
    premsg << GetSuiteName() << tcprefix
           << " Number pages to limit directory size=" << dirPages
           << ": Number pages to limit database size=" << limPages << ": ";
    string prefix = premsg.str();
    TRACE_TEST_CASE(prefix);
    prefix = SUITE_PREFIX() + prefix;

    // Call mdbm_open; Create new DB using page size = p
    MdbmHolder dbh = EnsureTmpMdbm(prefix, MDBM_O_RDWR | MDBM_O_CREAT | MDBM_O_TRUNC | versionFlag);

    int ret = mdbm_limit_size_v3(dbh, limPages, 0, 0);
    stringstream lsmsg;
    lsmsg << prefix
          << "Expected mdbm_limit_size to succeed setting pages=" << limPages << endl;
    CPPUNIT_ASSERT_MESSAGE(lsmsg.str(), (ret == 0));

    ret = mdbm_limit_dir_size(dbh, dirPages);

    stringstream dsmsg;
    dsmsg << prefix
          << "Expected return code=" << expectedRetCode
          << " but received=" << ret << endl;
    CPPUNIT_ASSERT_MESSAGE(dsmsg.str(), (ret == expectedRetCode));

    // get db info
    if (versionFlag & MDBM_CREATE_V3)
        verifyMaxDirWidth(dbh, dirPages, prefix);

}
// Limit the DB size(number of pages) then set directory size to support less pages than the limit.
//   1. Call mdbm_open; create v3 DB using defaults
//   2. Call mdbm_limit_size; number of pages p = 16
//   3. Call mdbm_limit_dir_size; pages p = 8
//   4. Call get_db_info; get structure(mdbm_db_info_t) of internal data fields
//   5. Expected result: mdbm_db_info_t.db_max_dir_shift == 2
void LimitDirSizeTestBase::LimPagesSetDirSmaller()  // TC J-4
{
    limPagesSetDirSize(16, 8, 0, "TC J-4: LimPagesSetDirSmaller: mdbm_limit_dir_size: ");
}
// Limit the DB size(number of pages) then set directory size to support more pages than the limit.
//   1. Call mdbm_open; create v3 DB using defaults
//   2. Call mdbm_limit_size; number of pages p = 1
//   3. Call mdbm_limit_dir_size; dir size d = 24
//   4. Expected result: FAIL and errno set
void LimitDirSizeTestBase::LimPagesSetDirBigger()  // TC J-5
{
    limPagesSetDirSize(1, 24, 0, "TC J-5: LimPagesSetDirBigger: mdbm_limit_dir_size: ");
}

// Limit the DB size(number of pages) then set directory size to support same pages as the limit.
//   1. Call mdbm_open; create v3 DB using defaults
//   2. Call mdbm_limit_size; number of pages p = 8
//   3. Call mdbm_limit_dir_size; pages p = 8
//   4. Call get_db_info; get structure(mdbm_db_info_t) of internal data fields
//   5. Expected result: mdbm_db_info_t.db_max_dir_shift == 2
void LimitDirSizeTestBase::LimPagesSetDirSame()  // TC J-6
{
    limPagesSetDirSize(8, 8, 0, "TC J-6: LimPagesSetDirSame: mdbm_limit_dir_size: ");
}

class LimitDirSizeTestSuiteV3 : public LimitDirSizeTestBase
{
    CPPUNIT_TEST_SUITE(LimitDirSizeTestSuiteV3);
    CPPUNIT_TEST(ValidDirSizes);
    CPPUNIT_TEST(InvalidDirSizes);
    CPPUNIT_TEST(LimPagesSetDirSmaller);
    CPPUNIT_TEST(LimPagesSetDirBigger);
    CPPUNIT_TEST(LimPagesSetDirSame);
    CPPUNIT_TEST_SUITE_END();

public:
    LimitDirSizeTestSuiteV3() : LimitDirSizeTestBase(MDBM_CREATE_V3, "v3") {}
};
CPPUNIT_TEST_SUITE_REGISTRATION(LimitDirSizeTestSuiteV3);

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