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package auth

import (
	"errors"
	"sync"

	"github.com/golang/glog"

	metav1 "k8s.io/apimachinery/pkg/apis/meta/v1"
	utilruntime "k8s.io/apimachinery/pkg/util/runtime"
	"k8s.io/apimachinery/pkg/util/sets"
	"k8s.io/apimachinery/pkg/watch"
	"k8s.io/apiserver/pkg/authentication/user"
	kstorage "k8s.io/apiserver/pkg/storage"
	kapi "k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/apis/core"

	projectapi "github.com/openshift/origin/pkg/project/apis/project"
	projectcache "github.com/openshift/origin/pkg/project/cache"
	projectutil "github.com/openshift/origin/pkg/project/util"
)

type CacheWatcher interface {
	// GroupMembershipChanged is called serially for all changes for all watchers.  This method MUST NOT BLOCK.
	// The serial nature makes reasoning about the code easy, but if you block in this method you will doom all watchers.
	GroupMembershipChanged(namespaceName string, users, groups sets.String)
}

type WatchableCache interface {
	// RemoveWatcher removes a watcher
	RemoveWatcher(CacheWatcher)
	// List returns the set of namespace names the user has access to view
	List(userInfo user.Info) (*kapi.NamespaceList, error)
}

// userProjectWatcher converts a native etcd watch to a watch.Interface.
type userProjectWatcher struct {
	user user.Info
	// visibleNamespaces are the namespaces that the scopes allow
	visibleNamespaces sets.String

	// cacheIncoming is a buffered channel used for notification to watcher.  If the buffer fills up,
	// then the watcher will be removed and the connection will be broken.
	cacheIncoming chan watch.Event
	// cacheError is a cached channel that is put to serially.  In theory, only one item will
	// ever be placed on it.
	cacheError chan error

	// outgoing is the unbuffered `ResultChan` use for the watch.  Backups of this channel will block
	// the default `emit` call.  That's why cacheError is a buffered channel.
	outgoing chan watch.Event
	// userStop lets a user stop his watch.
	userStop chan struct{}

	// stopLock keeps parallel stops from doing crazy things
	stopLock sync.Mutex

	// Injectable for testing. Send the event down the outgoing channel.
	emit func(watch.Event)

	projectCache *projectcache.ProjectCache
	authCache    WatchableCache

	initialProjects []kapi.Namespace
	// knownProjects maps name to resourceVersion
	knownProjects map[string]string
}

var (
	// watchChannelHWM tracks how backed up the most backed up channel got.  This mirrors etcd watch behavior and allows tuning
	// of channel depth.
	watchChannelHWM kstorage.HighWaterMark
)

func NewUserProjectWatcher(user user.Info, visibleNamespaces sets.String, projectCache *projectcache.ProjectCache, authCache WatchableCache, includeAllExistingProjects bool, predicate kstorage.SelectionPredicate) *userProjectWatcher {
	namespaces, _ := authCache.List(user)
	knownProjects := map[string]string{}
	for _, namespace := range namespaces.Items {
		knownProjects[namespace.Name] = namespace.ResourceVersion
	}

	// this is optional.  If they don't request it, don't include it.
	initialProjects := []kapi.Namespace{}
	if includeAllExistingProjects {
		initialProjects = append(initialProjects, namespaces.Items...)
	}

	w := &userProjectWatcher{
		user:              user,
		visibleNamespaces: visibleNamespaces,

		cacheIncoming: make(chan watch.Event, 1000),
		cacheError:    make(chan error, 1),
		outgoing:      make(chan watch.Event),
		userStop:      make(chan struct{}),

		projectCache:    projectCache,
		authCache:       authCache,
		initialProjects: initialProjects,
		knownProjects:   knownProjects,
	}
	w.emit = func(e watch.Event) {
		// if dealing with project events, ensure that we only emit events for projects
		// that match the field or label selector specified by a consumer
		if project, ok := e.Object.(*projectapi.Project); ok {
			if matches, err := predicate.Matches(project); err != nil || !matches {
				return
			}
		}

		select {
		case w.outgoing <- e:
		case <-w.userStop:
		}
	}
	return w
}

func (w *userProjectWatcher) GroupMembershipChanged(namespaceName string, users, groups sets.String) {
	if !w.visibleNamespaces.Has("*") && !w.visibleNamespaces.Has(namespaceName) {
		// this user is scoped to a level that shouldn't see this update
		return
	}

	hasAccess := users.Has(w.user.GetName()) || groups.HasAny(w.user.GetGroups()...)
	_, known := w.knownProjects[namespaceName]

	switch {
	// this means that we were removed from the project
	case !hasAccess && known:
		delete(w.knownProjects, namespaceName)

		select {
		case w.cacheIncoming <- watch.Event{
			Type:   watch.Deleted,
			Object: projectutil.ConvertNamespace(&kapi.Namespace{ObjectMeta: metav1.ObjectMeta{Name: namespaceName}}),
		}:
		default:
			// remove the watcher so that we wont' be notified again and block
			w.authCache.RemoveWatcher(w)
			w.cacheError <- errors.New("delete notification timeout")
		}

	case hasAccess:
		namespace, err := w.projectCache.GetNamespace(namespaceName)
		if err != nil {
			utilruntime.HandleError(err)
			return
		}

		event := watch.Event{
			Type:   watch.Added,
			Object: projectutil.ConvertNamespace(namespace),
		}

		// if we already have this in our list, then we're getting notified because the object changed
		if lastResourceVersion, known := w.knownProjects[namespaceName]; known {
			event.Type = watch.Modified

			// if we've already notified for this particular resourceVersion, there's no work to do
			if lastResourceVersion == namespace.ResourceVersion {
				return
			}
		}
		w.knownProjects[namespaceName] = namespace.ResourceVersion

		select {
		case w.cacheIncoming <- event:
		default:
			// remove the watcher so that we won't be notified again and block
			w.authCache.RemoveWatcher(w)
			w.cacheError <- errors.New("add notification timeout")
		}

	}

}

// Watch pulls stuff from etcd, converts, and pushes out the outgoing channel. Meant to be
// called as a goroutine.
func (w *userProjectWatcher) Watch() {
	defer close(w.outgoing)
	defer func() {
		// when the watch ends, always remove the watcher from the cache to avoid leaking.
		w.authCache.RemoveWatcher(w)
	}()
	defer utilruntime.HandleCrash()

	// start by emitting all the `initialProjects`
	for i := range w.initialProjects {
		// keep this check here to sure we don't keep this open in the case of failures
		select {
		case err := <-w.cacheError:
			w.emit(makeErrorEvent(err))
			return
		default:
		}

		w.emit(watch.Event{
			Type:   watch.Added,
			Object: projectutil.ConvertNamespace(&w.initialProjects[i]),
		})
	}

	for {
		select {
		case err := <-w.cacheError:
			w.emit(makeErrorEvent(err))
			return

		case <-w.userStop:
			return

		case event := <-w.cacheIncoming:
			if curLen := int64(len(w.cacheIncoming)); watchChannelHWM.Update(curLen) {
				// Monitor if this gets backed up, and how much.
				glog.V(2).Infof("watch: %v objects queued in project cache watching channel.", curLen)
			}

			w.emit(event)
		}
	}
}

func makeErrorEvent(err error) watch.Event {
	return watch.Event{
		Type: watch.Error,
		Object: &metav1.Status{
			Status:  metav1.StatusFailure,
			Message: err.Error(),
		},
	}
}

// ResultChan implements watch.Interface.
func (w *userProjectWatcher) ResultChan() <-chan watch.Event {
	return w.outgoing
}

// Stop implements watch.Interface.
func (w *userProjectWatcher) Stop() {
	// lock access so we don't race past the channel select
	w.stopLock.Lock()
	defer w.stopLock.Unlock()

	// Prevent double channel closes.
	select {
	case <-w.userStop:
		return
	default:
	}
	close(w.userStop)
}

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Q: Why did you start writing poems?
GS: It is impossible to answer a question like this, although it is extremely intriguing. The answer would always be psychological. I guess I liked language and how it sounded; I liked to play with ideas; and I had an intense need to express myself indirectly, metaphorically, allegorically, even ambiguously, the way you can in poetry and certainly can't in the analytical prose required of us in school in those days.
Q: What do you think precipitated your coming into your voice in those early poems of Rejoicings (1973)?
Q: What are some of your favorite poems?
GS: In addition to the ones I have mentioned from Rejoicings, I might mention in particular poems from Lucky Life, including the poem "Lucky Life," "Behaving Like a Jew, [listen]" "96 Vandam," and "Underground Dancing [listen]." Early Collected Poems includes 550 pages, so I could go on and on. Should I mention "The Shirt Poem," and "The Roar" from The Red Coal, "One Bird to Love Forever" and "Leaving Another Kingdom" from Paradise Poems, "Bella" and "Another Insane Devotion" from Lovesick, "The Bull-Roarer," "The Founder," and "The Thought of Heaven" from Bread Without Sugar?
Q: When you were writing some of your more well-known poems such as "Lucky Life," "Underground Dancing," "Behaving Like a Jew," "Soap," did you have an idea that they would resonate with the culture as much as they have?
GS: Actually I didn't, maybe I thought "Soap" would, because of its subject. The attention they got was always surprising, delightful, and embarrassing to me.
Q: How does your early work inform your later work?
GS: The easiest way of answering this is that the later work is buried, concealed, or latent in the early work. I have become increasingly more ironic, angry, and direct, without giving up "the song" in my later work. Also, the work in my last few years has come to me with increasing rapidity and clarity.
Q: If you had to, what would you define as the subject matter of your poems?
GS: Needless to say, the nominal "subject matter" might not truly be what a poem is about, but I could say that my poems are extremely political and elegiac and also examine the shared anguish of being human with all of its hopes and ignorance—and limitations. They may consist of a memory of the death of a dear friend, a cultural loss, or the struggle for social justice and decency. But I don't want to imply that they are sermons for, in my cases, they are, as critics have observed, ironic, humorous, and even funny.
I found the interview with G. Stern most interesting. I am a poet, not of same caliber but I can appreciate juxtaposing text fitting of human emotions, depicting daily strife as well as miracles.
It is a means of escape for some, those of us who at times feels the weight of this world most oppressive in that the word is taken to life, made alive by all when in fact it should not be so.


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University of Zimbabwe Social Sciences Research
Determination of appropriate clomipramine dosage among depressed African outpatients in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Kilonzo,GP, Kaaya,SF, Rweikiza,JK, Kassam ,M & Moshi, G. The CAJM vol. 40, no.7..pdf
Kilonzo,GP, Kaaya,SF, Rweikiza,JK, Kassam ,M & Moshi, G. The CAJM vol. 40, no.7..pdf (352.8Kb)
Kilonzo, G.P.
Kaaya, S.F.
Rweikiza, J.K.
Kassam, M.
Moshi, G.
In an open clomipramine dose finding study, 33 depressed indigenous African outpatients were randomly assigned to two regimens of treatment with 125 mg and 75 mg oral medications daily. At the end of eight weeks of treatment, 16 patients (48,5 pc) were on the 75 mg regime, and 17 (54,8 pc) were on 125 mg. Analysis of depression scores cm the Beck-Rafaelsen scale indicated improvements of depression in both regimes of equal magnitude. Analysis of variance showed no statistically significant difference on dose response between the two regimes. The higher doses, however, were associated with more drowsiness and tremulousness. It is suggested that Black African patients respond to tricyclic antidepressants in much lower doses than those recommended in Western textbooks. It is also apparent that side effects of tricyclic antidepressants, which have been implicated in non-compliance to medication, could be avoided without compromising treatment outcome.
Kilonzo, G.P. et al., (1994) Determination of appropriate clomipramine dosage among depressed African outpatients in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. The Central African Journal of Medicine (CAJM), vol. 40, no.7, (pp. 178-183). UZ, Avondale, Harare: Faculty of Medicine (UZ).
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For quite some time now, we have been keeping quite a secret from the rest of you. (Trust us, it was not easy!) We have been working on a super-special/super-secret interview with Dom Brown, done over a few weeks this fall. This is Daily Duranie's first interview, ever…and we're very proud to be able to share this as our holiday gift to all of you. Dom was extremely kind and patient to grant us this kind of time, and we send him huge thanks, we really cannot thank him enough for trusting us with such a task. Yes, we write a blog, but we're fans like all of you.
Before we jump into the interview, let's talk a little bit about Mr. Dominic Brown. He first began playing guitar for Duran Duran during the Astronaut tour in December of 2004, by our math, he's been with the band for eight years now. Time flies! Prior to Duran Duran, Dom was a session musician, working with artists such as Liam Gallagher, Lionel Ritchie, Go West, Take That, Andrea Bocelli and Reba McEntire among many others. Even with such an illustrious resume, when Dom first took to the stage with Duran Duran, it is doubtful that many fans knew who he was, only that he was (at the time) standing in for an ailing Andy. We would venture to guess that for at least the beginning of his Duran Duran tenure, most fans didn't notice he was there – only that Andy was not.
For ourselves (Amanda and Rhonda), it was a moment at the Sears Center show in 2006 that made us realize Dom was the right guitarist for this band. Just days prior, it was announced by the band that Andy would not be returning. After having mini-breakdowns at home, by the time we arrived at the show that evening, we were curious as to how the show would go. Would there be mention of his absence? Probably not. Would Dom take on a larger role – would he simply assume the part of guitarist was his? We didn't know for sure, but felt certain this show would speak volumes. (Our over-thinking began WAY before this blog ever came along!) That night, we watched the movements of the band, waiting for some sort of sign of what was to come. The sign wasn't one of an overconfident guitar player ready to step into someone else's shoes with vigor, but rather someone who knew and understood the finer intricacies of the situation at hand. He had a job to do, but he also must have realized he had to sell himself very slowly to the fan base. He tread very lightly, staying in the shadows when appropriate, and stepping into the spotlight only when coaxed by other band members. It was as though Dom recognized just how difficult the night was for not only the band, but the fans as well.
Dom has been egoless when it comes to his role in the band, taking care to remain out of the spotlight before Andy's departure was made official, and allowing his presence to grow naturally on the fan base. His efforts did not go unnoticed. Fans have been able to watch his gradual transformation from a stand-in guitarist to band member, and during the latest tour we heard many a squealing fan (besides ourselves) during the numerous "DoJo" moments on stage.
Yes, yes we really did give those moments a name, and we know we weren't the only ones screaming when they happened. Admit it! So with no further adieu, we give you our interview with Dom Brown. Today we'll begin by talking about his tenure with the band, followed by some discussion tomorrow of his career outside of the band, and finally, a little bit of a peek into his personal life. Enjoy!!
Daily Duranie: How long did it take you to learn Duran Duran's music and be comfortable enough so that if they decided to play Secret Oktober, New Religion or something else one night it was not a problem? How long did it take you to feel comfortable enough playing that you felt like you could make the songs your own instead of just playing them exactly as written?
Dom Brown: Initially I had to learn 20 songs in 2 days for my first ever Duran show. That's not a lot of time, so I pretty much had to learn as closely to the originals as possible. Over time I became more comfortable and could integrate and interpret with my own style and I hope that comes across. I am a strong believer in keeping to the original spirit of the song as much as possible. The guys will often drop in a new song or something that's not been played for awhile without much notice… keeps me on my toes!
Daily D: Do you have any particular way you prepare to go on stage? Practice or warm-up beforehand? We have heard that you, John and Roger have jam sessions – is that before every show? Do you find time to practice at home when you're not touring?
Dom: When touring, I try and find time in the day to run over new songs, but I also write when I can in my hotel room. John, Roger and I jam before every show and it's a great way to get in the mood. We have been recording those jams and hopefully some of the ideas will make it to the new album. Home is the same though I tend to spend more time writing and learning about recording techniques these days.
Daily D: Now that you've toured quite a bit, do you have a favorite type of venue that you like to play, and why?
Dom: That's a tough one to answer…and I think the answer is no, as there are pros and cons to playing all different types. I love performing at large open-air events like the Hyde Park show we played at this summer to 80,000 people, for the sheer magnitude. I love the O2 Arena type venues. Then smaller venues like for example Chicago Theatre, that is a beautiful, old, ornate room steeped in so much history. I do also love playing in intimate venues that only hold a couple of hundred people…but there are so many factors that make up a perfect night on stage.
Daily D: What do you think has surprised you the most out of touring with Duran Duran?
Dom: I am surprised that considering the amount of time we all spend together, I have never really seen any obvious tension between the guys and this makes the whole process so much easier. We all travel on the same private jets and pretty much stay at the same hotels.
Daily D: What do you like most about being on the road?
Dom: Visiting totally new places and tasting the different cultures. With Duran we do get to visit some exotic and beautiful places.
Daily D: One question we have always wanted to ask the band is about being a fan. Do you think that now you've been on the other side of fandom – being the object of fandom rather than a fan yourself – that you could go back to being just a fan? Can you still be start struck in the presence of one of your influences or idols, or do you think that whole thing changes once you've been famous yourself?
Dom: No, I still get a bit jittery around certain stars.
Daily D: We have to ask since we're currently reading his book as part of our book club discussion – do you own a copy of John's book, and have you read it yet?
Dom: I have a signed copy yes, and I have literally just finished reading it. I was proud and touched to have such kind words spoken about me! It's a very interesting book and I did learn a few new things about John.
Be sure to check in tomorrow for the second part to our interview with Dom as we talk a little about his career outside of Duran Duran!
All photography is copyright of Daily Duranie (Rhonda Rivera). Please do not use these photos without our permission. They're cursed.
Great interview, A & R! Can't wait for part 2 tomorrow!
Actually, we did the interview by email – with his schedule and ours, it was the easiest option.
Congrats on the interview! Dom definitely sounds like a class act!
Great interview so far! 🙂 Can't wait to read part 2. I am so proud of you both! Nice work ladies.
So nice to hear! Thanks, Lisa!!
You are welcome! Thank you for reading!!!
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Пасков може да се отнася за:
 Благой Пасков (р. 1991), български футболист
 Васил Пасков (1872 – 1934), български революционер
 Виктор Пасков (1949 – 2009), български писател
 Григор Пасков (1870 – 1954), български фотограф
 Димитър Пасков (1914 – 1986), български фармаколог
 Димитър Пасков – Тигъра (р. 1949), български кларинетист
 Иван Пасков (р. 1973), български футболист
 Илия Пасков (1837 – 1912), български революционер
 Панчо Пасков (р. 1994), български фехтовач
 Петър Пасков (?), български революционер
 Пламен Пасков (р. 1965), български политик

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Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital celebrated the amazing progress of patients like Emily during Down Syndrome Awareness Month earlier this fall. Emily is a beautiful sparkling 3-year-old with Down syndrome who receives weekly speech therapy at Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital—but only after stopping to become instant friends with everyone in the hallway and waiting room.
"We didn't know that Emily had Down syndrome until she was born," says Emily's mom, Nancy. The family was referred to the Early Steps program which offers support to families with newborns and toddlers facing special needs, and eventually to the Child Development and Rehabilitation Center (CDRC) at Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital.
Down is the most common chromosomal disorder. Approximately one in 700 babies is born with it in the United States every year. Johns Hopkins All Children's currently treats 75 of those patients, offering multiple therapies and multi-disciplined care, especially for patients facing additional medical issues. Patients with Down, who are born with an extra chromosome, have an increased risk for certain medical conditions such as congenital heart defects, respiratory and hearing problems, Alzheimer's, leukemia and thyroid conditions. Most lead healthy lives and face mild to moderate cognitive delays which can easily be addressed with proper educational and therapeutic programs. Finding information and education at places like Early Steps and the CDRC can be instrumental in the child's progress.
"Emily began speech-language therapy twice a week for 30-minute sessions when she was 13 months old," recalls her speech pathologist, Amy Yacoub. Emily loves every minute of her therapy, especially when it involves dolls. Research tells us that children with Down syndrome typically have delays in speech and language development, so early intervention is highly recommended. Emily also had a feeding evaluation in our department when she was 16 days old. Children with Down syndrome are at risk for feeding and swallowing difficulties due to certain anatomical features and oral-motor impairments.
Benefits of Sign Language
"Amy has been with Emily for therapy from the beginning," Nancy says. "She is so gentle with her. Emily is learning sign language to help improve her communication skills. She tends to tweak the signs to her liking and Amy is great about that."In fact, the use of gestures and non-verbal communication is a strength in children with Down syndrome, and the use of signs paired with spoken words is incorporated to allow children to communicate words they may not be able to say yet or that may not be clear, Amy explains. This often helps to reduce the frustration of difficulty communicating and can be used as a bridge to facilitate the spoken word. Children who use signs early on have been shown to have larger spoken vocabularies by age 5.
Emily receives weekly, individual speech-language therapy. At least one parent also attends her therapy sessions—and successful parental participation can make all the difference in the progress of patients with Down syndrome.
Effective Milestones
It is important to note that children with Down syndrome typically achieve all of the same milestones in the same sequence as other children, just at a slower rate. "While it is difficult to predict exactly what Emily's speech and language will be in the future, evidence-based research supports the use of continued speech-language therapy and consistent parent participation and home carryover to continue to improve her skills in these areas," Amy explains.
"My ultimate goal is for Emily—and for all of our patients with Down syndrome—is for them to be able to consistently communicate with family, friends and professionals through any modality. Emily is a happy, social, motivated child with parents who have always been closely involved in her therapy, and I see her continuing to make amazing progress," Amy concludes.
Early intervention for children with Down syndrome or any other speech and language delays is key. Johns Hopkins All Children's can provide education and information to families facing Down syndrome. Together, amazing progress is possible.
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Q: No Line Found error while reading text file I'm attempting to grab data sets from a file named poll.txt and then use relevant data.
The content of the poll.txt:
CT 56 31 7 Oct U. of Connecticut

NE 37 56 5 Sep Rasmussen

AZ 41 49 10 Oct Northern Arizona U.

The source code, ElectoralVotes.java:
import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;

public class ElectionResults {

    public static void main(String[] args) throws FileNotFoundException {
        int dVotes = 0;
        int sVotes = 0;

        Scanner scanner = new Scanner(new File("poll.txt"));
        String[] nonDigits = new String[29];
        int[] Digits = new int[10];
        int i = 0;
        int j = 1;
        while (scanner.hasNextLine()) {
            while (scanner.hasNext()) {
                nonDigits[i++] = scanner.next();
            }
            i = 0;
            while (j <= 3) {
                Digits[i] = Integer.parseInt(nonDigits[j]);
                i++;
                j++;
            }

            if (Digits[0] > Digits[1]) {
                sVotes += Digits[2];
            } else {
                dVotes += Digits[2];
            }
            scanner.nextLine();
        }
    }
}

However when I run the program, only one of the lines is being used before giving an exception:
Exception in thread "main" java.util.NoSuchElementException: No line found error.

I've tried moving around the "scanner.nextLine();" statement to no avail.
The program works fine if I don't ask for a nextLine but I obviously need it, and I can't seem to figure out what's wrong.

A: You're calling scanner.nextLine() at the end of your loop, which will try read the next line. You're then just throwing away the data!
I suspect that's throwing the exception, because you've run out of data. I suspect that your loop of:
while(scanner.hasNext()){
   nonDigits[i++] = scanner.next();
}

is completely consuming the data. (The behaviour of Scanner has never been terribly clear to me from the docs, admittedly.) I suspect you should actually be reading a line at a time, with:
while (scanner.hasNextLine()) {
    String line = scanner.nextline();
    // Now use line
}

... and parsing the line separately.

A: Please try this..
If the format of poll file will not be changed and it is fixed, then please try the following code..
String area = null;
String personName = null;
while (scanner.hasNextLine())
{
    // e.g to extract "CT" from "CT 56 31 7 Oct U. of Connecticut"
    area = scanner.next();

    // e.g to extract "56" from "CT 56 31 7 Oct U. of Connecticut"
    dVotes = scanner.nextInt();

    // e.g to extract "31" from "CT 56 31 7 Oct U. of Connecticut"
    sVotes = scanner.nextInt();

    // e.g to skip "7" from "CT 56 31 7 Oct U. of Connecticut"
    scanner.nextInt();

    // e.g to skip "Oct" from "CT 56 31 7 Oct U. of Connecticut"
    scanner.next();

    // e.g to extract "U. of Connecticut" from "CT 56 31 7 Oct U. of Connecticut"
    personName = scanner.nextLine();
    System.out.println(area + " " + dVotes + " " + sVotes + " " + personName);
}

Above code will be working fine if the file follows the format of your current poll.txt. You may need to add your calculation there.. I just show how to extract values from poll.txt.

A: The data gets completely consumed in the inner loop. Jon has already pointed that out. This example might help you out :-)
public class ElectionResults {

public static void main(String[] args) throws FileNotFoundException {

    Scanner scanner = new Scanner(new File("c:\\poll.txt"));
    while (scanner.hasNextLine()) {
         String line = scanner.nextLine();
         Scanner linescanner = new Scanner(line);
         //this inner loop will scan through the line.
         while(linescanner.hasNext())
         {
             System.out.print(linescanner.next() + " ");
         }
         System.out.println();
         linescanner.close();
    }
    scanner.close();
}

}

A: I finally got it to work. The other problem was that j was not being reinitialized after each loop and was reusing the data still in the Digits array. Here is the code that ended up working.
import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;

public class ElectionResults
{
  public static void main (String[] args)
  throws  FileNotFoundException {
     int dVotes = 0;
     int sVotes = 0;

     Scanner scanner = new Scanner(new File("poll.txt"));
     String [] nonDigits = new String [29];
     int [] Digits = new int [10];
     int i = 0;

     while(scanner.hasNextLine()){
        String line = scanner.nextLine();

        Scanner linescan = new Scanner(line);
        i=0;
        while(linescan.hasNext()){
           String temp = linescan.next();

           nonDigits[i]=temp;
           i++;
        }

        i=0;
        int j = 1;
        while(j<=3)
        {
           Digits[i] = Integer.parseInt(nonDigits[j]);
           i++;
           j++;
        }
        if (Digits[0]>Digits[1])
           sVotes += Digits[2];
        else
           dVotes += Digits[2];

     }
     System.out.println("Smith Votes:\t" + sVotes);
     System.out.println("Dow Votes:\t" + dVotes);
     if (sVotes > dVotes)
        System.out.println("Smith is currently in the lead!");
     if (dVotes > sVotes)
        System.out.println("Dow is currently in the lead!");
        if(dVotes == sVotes)
        System.out.println("It's a tie!");
  }
}

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Bloomingdale, GA – Thomas Felix Boulrice, age 71, passed away Monday, October 22, 2018, at Pulaski Nursing Home in Pulaski, GA. He was born in Springfield, MA and worked as a truck driver. He was preceded in death by his Son: Shawn Boulrice.
Survivors: Wife: Cherry Boulrice of Bloomingdale, GA; Step-Daughters: Pam Oliver of Guyton, GA, Robin, Cindy and Sandy Rogers; Step-Son: Tracy Rogers; Sisters: Charlotte Boulrice, Cookie Boulrice, Renee Boulrice, Carol Boulrice and Ruth Boulrice; 4 Grandchildren; Several Nieces and Nephews.
Tom was a great mechanic and friend. He helped me convert a 1954 Chevy bel air from a 6 volt to a 12 volt. It ran like a dream.


(note all the code for these projects can be viewed on my Github here though I will make specific references to scripts down below).
One of my P5 projects that I am the happiest with is an interactive poetry/anti-game game that involves corralling a ball with the cursor to reveal a narrative. I decided I wanted to replace the mouse and cursor with a joystick, and that I wanted to use node, express, and a websocket to interface between P5 and the arduino.
I started out by adapting the SerialInOut example code for arduino to work for a joystick since the example uses a potentiometer and a joystick is just two potentiometers and a switch. Making those changes I wrote this code for outputting the joystick readings to serial. I had some trouble setting wiring the joystick initially but Aiden helped me out. Also I read on a now forgotten stack exchange that INPUT_PULLUP is necessary for setting the pinmode on digital ins that are going over serial, but I didn't understand why that is the case.
Before trying to figure out how to integrate the serial readings into my game/poem script I connected it to a very quick example here which you can see in the first gif above. I'd used node and websockets before but I didn't really remember them very well so it took me a pretty long time to get off the ground. I made use of some code that I had from Mark Hellar from when I was at Grey Area, which is why I ended up using express.
Once I figured out the example worked I went about redoing my P5 project to take the serial input. It didn't take very long, I just replaced the mouseX and mousePressed variables with the respective inputs from the joystick. I intentionally made it so that you couldn't see the player's "cursor", I wanted discovering the relationship between what the player was doing and the motion of the ball to be didactic and not immediately clear (so that you have to play around with the joystick before you figure out what is going on).


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package au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.tester;

import org.junit.runner.RunWith;
import org.junit.runners.Suite;

import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.intf.tests.RigClientServiceTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.intf.types.tests.AbortBatchControlResponseTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.intf.types.tests.AbortBatchControlTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.intf.types.tests.ActivityDetectableTypeTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.intf.types.tests.AllocateResponseTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.intf.types.tests.AllocateTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.intf.types.tests.AttributeRequestTypeTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.intf.types.tests.AttributeResponseTypeChoiceTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.intf.types.tests.AttributeResponseTypeTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.intf.types.tests.BatchRequestTypeTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.intf.types.tests.BatchStateTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.intf.types.tests.BatchStatusResponseTypeTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.intf.types.tests.ErrorTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.intf.types.tests.ErrorTypeTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.intf.types.tests.ExtensionMapperTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.intf.types.tests.GetAttributeResponseTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.intf.types.tests.GetAttributeTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.intf.types.tests.GetBatchControlStatusResponseTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.intf.types.tests.GetBatchControlStatusTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.intf.types.tests.GetStatusResponseTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.intf.types.tests.GetStatusTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.intf.types.tests.IsActivityDetectableResponseTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.intf.types.tests.IsActivityDetectableTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.intf.types.tests.MaintenanceRequestTypeTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.intf.types.tests.NotificationRequestTypeTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.intf.types.tests.NotifyResponseTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.intf.types.tests.NotifyTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.intf.types.tests.OperationResponseTypeTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.intf.types.tests.ReleaseResponseTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.intf.types.tests.ReleaseTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.intf.types.tests.SlaveUserTypeTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.intf.types.tests.StatusResponseTypeTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.intf.types.tests.TestIntervalRequestTypeTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.intf.types.tests.TypeSlaveUserTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.intf.types.tests.UserTypeTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.rig.control.tests.AbstractBatchRunnerTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.rig.control.tests.ConfiguredBatchRunnerTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.rig.internal.tests.DirectoryCopierTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.rig.internal.tests.DirectoryZipperTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.rig.internal.tests.BatchMacroSubstituerTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.rig.primitive.tests.PrimitiveCacheTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.rig.primitive.tests.PrimitiveFrontTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.rig.tests.AbstractControlledRigTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.rig.tests.AbstractRigTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.rig.tests.ConfiguredControlledRigTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.rig.tests.ConfiguredRigTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.type.tests.RigFactoryTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.util.tests.LogFormatterTester;
import au.edu.uts.eng.remotelabs.rigclient.util.tests.PropertiesConfigTester;

/**
 * Runs all the Rig Client unit tests.
 */
@RunWith(Suite.class)
@Suite.SuiteClasses({
    LogFormatterTester.class,
    TestIntervalRequestTypeTester.class,
    TypeSlaveUserTester.class,
    SlaveUserTypeTester.class,
    StatusResponseTypeTester.class,
    ReleaseTester.class,
    ReleaseResponseTester.class,
    OperationResponseTypeTester.class,
    NotifyTester.class,
    NotifyResponseTester.class,
    NotificationRequestTypeTester.class,
    MaintenanceRequestTypeTester.class,
    IsActivityDetectableTester.class,
    IsActivityDetectableResponseTester.class,
    GetAttributeResponseTester.class,
    GetAttributeTester.class,
    GetBatchControlStatusResponseTester.class,
    GetBatchControlStatusTester.class,
    GetStatusResponseTester.class,
    GetStatusTester.class,
    ExtensionMapperTester.class,
    ErrorTypeTester.class,
    ErrorTester.class,
    BatchStatusResponseTypeTester.class,
    BatchStateTester.class,
    BatchRequestTypeTester.class,
    AttributeResponseTypeChoiceTester.class,
    AttributeResponseTypeTester.class,
    AttributeRequestTypeTester.class,
    ActivityDetectableTypeTester.class,
    AbortBatchControlResponseTester.class,
    AbortBatchControlTester.class,
    AllocateResponseTester.class,
    AllocateTester.class,
    UserTypeTester.class,
    RigClientServiceTester.class,
    RigFactoryTester.class,
    ConfiguredRigTester.class,
    ConfiguredControlledRigTester.class,
    ConfiguredBatchRunnerTester.class,
    PrimitiveFrontTester.class,
    PrimitiveCacheTester.class,
    DirectoryCopierTester.class,
    DirectoryZipperTester.class,
    BatchMacroSubstituerTester.class,
    AbstractBatchRunnerTester.class,
    AbstractControlledRigTester.class,
    AbstractRigTester.class,
    ConfiguredBatchRunnerTester.class,
    PropertiesConfigTester.class
})
public class RigClientTestSuite
{
    // Does nothing...
}


Also incorporated in the chamber was a Menhir, 1.76 m long, with the depiction of a "Dolmen Goddess".
The large boulder tomb represents another aspect of the "Sky paths": The "Dolmen Goddess" is evidence of the thoughts of the stone age humans regarding the hereafter world.
Their depiction shows wide-reaching connections to Western Europe. Furthermore, clear smoothing traces are visible at the sides of the Menhir generated by frequent touching of the stone.


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Quiet weekend at little D.
I guess we should probably vote now.
I've got to give credit to SandDuneSam for shooting the picture on my phone to add to the forum. I was informed tonight that it was a long walk around so as not to leave footprints in the sand.


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DGA Awards 2018 Winners: 'Get Out,' 'The Shape Of Water,' 'Big Little Lies' Earn Top Honors
By eelyajekiM | @ | February 5th, 2018 at 1:00 pm
The 70th Directors Guild of America Awards (DGA) have been given out, two of which went to directors who will be vying for the Academy Award for Best Director next month. While Guillermo del Toro earned an award for Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Feature Film for his work on period piece fairy tale The Shape Of Water, Jordan Peele took home the award for Outstanding Directorial Achievement of a First-Time Feature Film Director for his work on the terrifying thriller Get Out.
These awards are oftentimes a predictor of who will win the award for a said guild. SAG typically predicts who will win the performing awards, WGA the writing, PGA the best picture, and DGA the director. Check out the list of winners 2018 DGA winners for film and TV here below.
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Joseph Hermabessière est un homme politique français né le  à Saint-Chély-d'Apcher (Lozère) et décédé le  à Saint-Flour (Cantal)

Biographie
Médecin, il s'installe à Saint-Flour en 1903 et devient conseiller municipal. Il est député du Cantal de 1919 à 1924, inscrit au groupe de la Gauche républicaine démocratique.

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Député du Cantal (Troisième République)
Député de la douzième législature de la Troisième République
Naissance en juillet 1876
Naissance à Saint-Chély-d'Apcher
Décès en mars 1956
Décès à Saint-Flour (Cantal)
Décès à 79 ans


The Esformes family and Hockey In Newark are proud to announce that we are holding the 4th Annual Josh Esformes Charity Hockey Game at the AmeriHealth Pavilion (New Jersey Devils practice arena connected to the Prudential Center in Newark, NJ) at 6:00 pm on July 11, 2014.
Josh Esformes was an alumni of St. Peter's Prep, class of 2005, and Rutgers University Alumni, class of 2009. He not only was a star player on both his high school and college team, where he was assistant captain his senior year, but he also excelled, both inside and outside of the classroom. Josh earned degrees in Economics and Philiosophy from Rutgers.
Josh was coaching a travel team, ProTech Ducks, and was the perfect role model for young hockey players to look up to. To keep his memory and his caring attitude towards life going, the Esformes family teamed up with Hockey In Newark to establish a scholarship fund in Josh's name. Each year we hold a charity game, with ex-teammates coming from all the organizations Josh played for growing up and all the lives he touched in the process.
All proceeds from this charity game and donations made here go towards helping a young Hockey In Newark player who excels on and off the ice. We will name another Josh Esformes Scholarship recipient on July 11, 2014.
We appreciate your support now and in the past and we are very grateful for keeping Josh's spirit alive through this scholarship in his name.
We can't wait to see you all there on July 11th, 2014 at AmeriHealth Pavillion from 6-730PM!


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Mortal Coil Eros and Diaspora in the Photographs of Rotimi Fani-Kayode
... This monographic study examines the oeuvre of Nigerian-British photographer Rotimi Fani-Kayode (1956–89) in light of his posthumous Communion series. Where the artist's choice of the black male nude as his primary subject was narrowly interpreted in terms of identity, close reading of Fani...
... to working with potentialities made available through her ongoing travels across "in-between" spaces. archives ethnography fiction flâneuse institutional critique This monographic essay highlights Kerry James Marshall's signature interest in archival imagery from the 1960s civil rights era...
By Giuseppe Mazzotta
Book: The Worlds of Petrarch
Series: Duke Monographs in Medieval and Renaissance Studies
The Worlds of Petrarch
DOI: 10.1215/9780822382614
By Valeria Finucci
Book: Renaissance Transactions: Ariosto and Tasso
Series: Duke monographs in medieval and Renaissance studies;
The Bible in the Sixteenth Century
Edited by David C. Steinmetz
Crossing Genres
The Politics of Dissimulation
Renaissance Transactions: Ariosto and Tasso
Edited by Valeria Finucci
By David C. Steinmetz
Book: The Bible in the Sixteenth Century


KBGE Celebrates HAAM Benefit Day!
What a great day of music, fun, and helping the Austin music community!
KBGE staff and friends spent the afternoon at ZAX Restaurant on Barton Springs to celebrate HAAM Benefit Day for the Health Alliance for Austin Musicians! HAAM is a non-profit dedicated to providing affordable health care to Austin's low-income, uninsured working musicians, with a focus on prevention and wellness.
While we enjoyed a delicious lunch, local musicians Lucas Cook and Craig Marshall each played a fantastic show, with five percent of all proceeds from ZAX donated to HAAM at the end of the day.
And, stay tuned for details on next year's HAAM Benefit Day!


WordPress is one of the most common website development tools. This is for good reason because it allows you a variety of options when it comes to crafting the right website to make the most of your vital online presence. Once it has been designed, however, your website will not just be good to go indefinitely – it will need periodic support and maintenance.
Here are 10 reasons why outsourcing this to WordPress maintenance professionals makes so much sense.
No matter how much you try and avoid it, it's inevitable that sooner or later the worst is going to happen and you'll encounter a problem with your website. To avoid this being too much of an inconvenience, you need to keep regular backups and make sure they work. Professional WordPress management services can help you stick to a regular backup schedule and oversee the safe preservation of important data.
Keeping your website secure is an issue which will require constant attention. The technology used by hackers is getting better all the time and professional WordPress developers will be able to keep you abreast of the latest security requirements to keep your website responsive, safe, and usable for your customers. A brand image of data security and reliability is so valuable to customers that you simply can't put a price on it.
A dedicated WordPress management specialist will be able to monitor your website and provide you with detailed feedback in key areas, as well as suggesting new ideas about how to address them. This could be anything from streamlining the checkout process to act against shopping cart abandonment to advise about how to improve your website's loading speed. With informed feedback, you're able to make informed decisions.
Search engine optimization is vital to all businesses, but particularly smaller enterprises trying to establish themselves in a crowded marketplace. With specialist WordPress development insight, you can make sure your website is primed to appear highly in Google search rankings. The higher you place in search rankings, the more traffic your business is going to experience. It's a simple equation, but it's key for your success so bear it in mind.
Your website needs to be reliable if it's going to provide you with the proper platform on which to build your business' success. That means it needs to be responsive to use and able to handle the pressure of increased traffic during peak browsing times. After all, what good is going to the effort of driving traffic to your website if it's going to crash constantly?
How many physical business locations do you know that never change their appearance or the layout of their premises? Few, if any, and the same thing applies to your online presence too. Technology is developing all the time and buyers continue to demand new features and improved convenience. Having someone on hand who can develop and implement key performance improvements with an intuitive understanding of your website is invaluable.
A well-managed website will need consistent attention and work. How much of your day are you willing and able to give up to that? If you're priming yourself for success, every spare minute matters and time is arguably your most valuable resource. This is why it makes so much sense to outsource that work to a professional WordPress care plan provider who will be able to take that workload off your shoulders.
Outsourcing involves an initial investment, but when you tot up how much you're really saving in development time and lost business from poorly implemented apps, widgets, and plugins, you'll quickly see how much you stand to save. You want to make sure your website appears professional and offers customers slick usability and modern features.
You can't overestimate the benefits of being able to have someone to get in contact with to run ideas past. A WordPress support provider will seek to understand exactly what you want to achieve with your website and provide you with the benefit of their experience to help you to achieve your goals. You can easily lose months researching the latest plugins, only to realize when you finally install them that they're already out of date.
To put it bluntly, unless you know what you're doing, it's very easy to create a deeply unappealing and clunky website that will turn potential customers away faster than you can blink. Outsourcing to a professional will allow you to present the right image to your website visitors that you're a brand they can trust. It also shows that you care about their experience and that you've invested capital in providing them with the best features you can.
Invest in WordPress support and maintenance services today, and reap the rewards tomorrow.


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Georgia State Students Want 'Racist' Henry Grady Statue Moved But the Law Bans It
By Jenni Fink On 12/6/19 at 12:33 PM EST
U.S. Georgia Atlanta College Campus Culture
Georgia State University students want a statue of Henry Grady relocated to the Atlanta History Center so context about the Confederate-era editor's racism can be included. But moving the statue would require changing the law.
Grady's contributions to the state landed his name on a hospital, multiple schools and streets, and the statue characterizes him as an "orator," "journalist" and "patriot." Students agree that Grady made an impact on Atlanta, but as an advocate of white supremacy, they say, it's important that people see the whole picture of his life, including the negative parts.
"These monuments pretend that people like Henry Grady only did good things. But in some cases, the people memorialized were just evil. We should not erase their good actions, but we shouldn't celebrate them as people either," Hamza Habibur Rahman, executive vice president of the GSU Student Government Association, told Newsweek.
On Tuesday, Rahman was among the students who advocated for relocating the statue to the Atlanta History Center, where it can be placed "within historical context and absent of civic reverence," in an op-ed in The Signal, GSU's student newspaper.
The problem with doing that relocation is Senate Bill 77, which went into effect on April 26. The law makes it illegal to relocate, remove, conceal or obscure monuments. If a monument must be moved because of construction, it has to be placed in a site of "similar prominence" and can be put in a museum only if it was previously in a museum.
Henry Grady monument statue by Forsyth street in downtown of Atlanta, Georgia city in summer with buildings in background. Students in Georgia are calling for a plaque to be added to a statue dedicated to 19th-century journalist Henry Grady, who has been called a racist. iStock/Getty
The op-ed urged Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms to advocate changing or overturning the law. Rahman told Newsweek that students were confident Bottoms would support changing the law because she had renamed Confederate Avenue to United Avenue and added plaques to four Confederate monuments.
Newsweek reached out to the mayor for comment but did not receive a response in time for publication.
Georgia's House Democrats all voted against the bill, but it received support from two Democratic legislators during the final Senate vote. Colt Chambers, chairman of the Georgia Young Republicans, told Newsweek that people in Georgia don't want history to be removed or replaced. "The Grady monument is not going anywhere," he said.
In December 2018, South Carolina's Winthrop University conducted a poll of residents in the South and found only 30 percent supported keeping statues dedicated to leaders who supported racial segregation in public spaces. Thirteen percent favored removing them, and half want relocation to a museum or a marker added.
"Statues to avowed segregationists are more controversial than monuments to the Confederate fallen," Winthrop poll director Scott Huffmon told the Associated Press in 2018.
UNC Gives Confederate Group $2.5 Million in Lawsuit Settlement
Petition Urges University of Virginia to Remove 'Monument to Genocide'
University of Virginia Students Differ on Celebrating Jefferson's Birthday
Schools throughout the South have had to decide the best fate for buildings and statues honoring the Confederacy. Some memorials remain standing, some have been renamed, and some have been taken down.
In 2018, activists toppled a Silent Sam statue on the University of North Carolina campus. Then-UNC Chancellor Carol Folt decided to remove the base, saying its presence posed a "continuing threat" to the community.
In November, a judge approved a settlement between the Sons of Confederate Veterans and UNC that granted the group possession of the monument. It also required the university to endow a $2.5 million trust for its preservation, prompting protests from students, faculty and community members.
North Carolina and Georgia both have laws against removing monuments, and Rahman told Newsweek if it's impossible to relocate the statue, a plaque should be erected, a move that Chambers agreed was proper.
"There is no doubt or debate that Grady was a flawed, racist, often small-minded man who was the product of a terrible system that has thankfully been long since rejected by Americans as a people," Chambers said.
He added, "It is imperative that history be seen in full, and the triumphs and disasters should be noted side by side."


An aerial view of Halton Castle, Cheshire. The inner bailey and shell keep are in the middle. The outer bailey with the 2015 trenches are on the left. The 18th century court house is the large building at the top.
With just three days left of the community dig the outer bailey at Halton Castle is finally yielding some of the castle's secrets. This is the first excavation within the castle since 1987 but there has been no previous investigation of the eastern half of the bailey. This was the main research reason we were on the site. In both the trenches we have opened there have been extensive areas of disturbance in the form of levelling and dumping layers, in some places more than 0.5m deep. We now suspect this is from two phases of activity. Firstly, landscaping associated with the 19th century garden features. Secondly, previously unrecorded landscaping associated with the rebuilding of the south-eastern curtain wall of the castle in 1995.
In amongst this disturbance has been some fine late medieval and post-medieval artefacts (see my previous blog) hinting at all three main periods of activity on the site (castle, siege and prison). Yet until the last few days there has been no sign of any stratified deposits. Fortunately this has now changed, in both trenches.
In the eastern trench, over the site of the stables recorded on a mid-17th century plan, we have located the rubble sandstone core of a wall. This lies in the south-western corner of our trench, although it's not clear, as yet, in which direction it is running, nor whether this is the stable block that we were looking for. Still, it demonstrates for the first time the survival of archaeological deposits within this part of the castle enclosure, and the possibility of more to come, since we have yet to locate the bedrock in this area.
In the northern trench, close to the curtain wall, we hit bedrock at the western end just 0.3m down and at the eastern end around 0.5m below the current ground level. In the bedrock were rock-cut features. These features included several large postholes and a linear slot, possibly for a sill beam for a building. Although there has been no dating evidence as yet from these features it seems very likely that they are part of late medieval castle structures. Robina McNeil's team found similar structures in several of their trenches in 1986-7, including the two closest to our northern trench.
A mid-17th century plan of Halton Castle.
If you stand by the ruined 14th century northern tower, with its window tracery etched against a grey sky, the strategic importance of this rocky hilltop becomes very clear. To the north-west and north lies the Mersey estuary where there was a ferry crossing in the medieval period, and beyond that the northern bank and Widnes. To the east lies Norton Priory which has close connections with the castle. Also visible from the hilltop is Warrington to the north-east: a medieval town with a priory and castle on the northern bank of the River Mersey defending a ford. It is also possible to see the Pennine hills to the east and to the south catch a glimpse of the lonely hill on which Beeston castle sits. When the weather lifts the western horizon is dominated by the Welsh hills of Flintshire and Denbighshire. This castle appears to be as much a statement in the landscape as a defensive stronghold, and this is demonstrated in some stunning aerial photographs taken by one of our volunteers from his drone.
We still have a couple of days of recording and backfilling to do. And as every volunteer and professional archaeologist, or indeed Time Team fan, knows there is always the likelihood of an unexpected find right at the end of a dig.


#new #sandals #espadrilles #size6 #bling It's with a heavy heart that I sell these! Really need to cut down on my shoe collection though. Brand new, gorgeous and sparkly! Only defect (if you can call it that) is on one of the insoles as pictured. Open to offers, need to clear out!
Please message me from wanted option if interested in the this or any other items of mine as don't always see/get notifications/comments.
Brand new Fred Perry navy and white pumps. Unworn. Perfect for summer. Very cute.
worn few times! good condition!
Ladies brogues been worn heels slightly worn down and will get a clean if bought.Sorry no swaps.


This is a recent meal at Gidleigh Park, Devon with former Nathan Outlaw Head chef Chris Simpson, now at the helm. We visited on a Sunday lunch, where there is a four choice menu available at £65 per person.
A big thank you to all the team at Gidleigh Park for wonderful meal & thoughtful touches that made my wife's birthday all the more special.


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"A Wild Pear" is a split EP from the Canadian garage rock band The Evaporators and American rock artist Andrew W.K. It was released on June 23, 2009, and features one original song and one cover by The Evaporators on side 1 and two covers by Andrew W.K. and an interview by Nardwuar the Human Serviette (lead singer and keyboardist of The Evaporators) with Andrew W.K. on side 2. The EP features cover art by cartoonist Mitch Clem.

The album title and cover art are a parody of the album "A Wild Pair", a promotional album released in 1968 by Coca-Cola and featuring The Guess Who and The Staccotos.

Track listing

Side Nard (side 1)
"The Bomb's In My Pants!" – 1:34
"Oh Non" – 2:33 (Les Hou-Lops cover)

Side WK (side 2)
"Oh Canaduh" – 2:22 (The Subhumans cover)
"Nardwuar vs. Andrew W.K." – 1:02 (Interview)
"Don't Sell Hot Dogs Tonight" – 0:52 (Leather Uppers cover)

External links
The Evaporators official website

2009 EPs
The Evaporators albums
Andrew W.K. albums


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To my huge surprise, Beautiful Jekyll has been used in over 500 websites in its first 6 months. Here is a hand-picked selection of some websites that use Beautiful Jekyll.

Want your website featured here? [Contact me](http://deanattali.com/aboutme#contact) to let me know about your website.

### Project/company websites

| Website | Description |
| :------ |:----------- |
| [teampass.net](http://teampass.net) | Collaborative Passwords Manager |
| [derekogle.com/fishR](http://derekogle.com/fishR/) | Using R for Fisheries Analyses |
| [bigdata.juju.solutions](http://bigdata.juju.solutions) | Creating Big Data solutions Juju Solutions |
| [joecks.github.io/clipboard-actions](http://joecks.github.io/clipboard-actions/) | Clipboard Actions - an Android app |
| [embedded.guide](http://embedded.guide) | Writing an Embedded OS |
| [blabel.github.io](http://blabel.github.io) | Library for canonicalising blank node labels in RDF graphs |
| [organicrails.github.io](http://organicrails.github.io) | Ruby on Rails tutorial |
| [esentire.github.io](https://esentire.github.io) | Blog about threats and malware |
| [reactionic.github.io](http://reactionic.github.io) | Create iOS and Android apps with React and Ionic |

### Personal websites

| Website | Who | What |
| :------ |:--- | :--- |
| [deanattali.com](http://deanattali.com) | Dean Attali | Creator of Beautiful Jekyll |
| [ouzor.github.io](http://ouzor.github.io) | Juuso Parkkinen | Data scientist |
| [derekogle.com](http://derekogle.com/) | Derek Ogle | Professor of Mathematical Sciences and Natural Resources |
| [tomwhite.io](http://tomwhite.io) | Thomas White | Ecology PhD student |
| [trappmartin.github.io](http://trappmartin.github.io) | Martin Trapp | Machine learning researcher |
| [melyanna.github.io](http://melyanna.github.io/) | Melyanna | Shows off her nice art |
| [chaitanyajoshi.xyz](http://chaitanyajoshi.xyz/) | Chaitanya Joshi | Computer Science undergrad |
| [chauff.github.io](http://chauff.github.io/) | Claudia Hauff | Professor at Delft University of Technology |
| [kootenpv.github.io](http://kootenpv.github.io/) | Pascal van Kooten | Data analytics |


Solution to monitor and analyse the development and implementation of hospital program-agreements, at the national, regional and organization level. It is easy to use and allows any type of user to measure performance, quality and efficiency indicators and identify opportunities for improvement.
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I know it was only recently removed (a few years ago), but what are everyone's thoughts on bringing back a negative reputation button?
Threads involving piracy/bootleg addons are already binned asap, so that is besides the point. My rational is that posters who give possible bad advice (myself included), could be down voted. Especially when it comes to glossing over of a topic and not fully reading what the user is saying in their post, and then posting advice that doesn't even make sense to their situation.
I know it could cause some hurt feelings or whatever... but in general I think a little bit of community interaction isn't necessarily a bad thing.
After all, I know we all are on here because we want to help people, but that doesn't excuse some sometimes bad behavior or advice either.
Maybe it's the way you worded it that I'm getting hung up on, but I don't think this is a good idea. If we could individually up/down vote a post then I'm 110% for this!


Transcription software is very useful for those users who have large chunks of audio and video files to be converted into a text document. There are many such tools which are free or offer a free trial and seek for subscription and up gradation charges.
Automatic transcription and also transcription with playback features are what make these transcription tools attractive. Here are 10 Transcription Software for Windows.
Listen N Write is a straightforward and easy to use tool for transcription. It doesn't have too many sophisticated options but a simplistic interface to convert the speech to text. You can skip or rewind the file to ease transcription task.
Listen N Write supports MP3 and WAV files and generates the necessary size for the output. It operates on Windows 10, Windows 7 (32 bit), Windows 7 (64 bit), Windows 8, Windows Vista (32 bit), Windows Server, Windows Vista (64 bit), Windows XP.
The tool is free with no installation or downloading charges. Once you launch the program, the file appears in a media player file. The corresponding text can be edited in the text editor that pops up. It does not, however, do automatic transcription.
By default, Listen N Write plays for 5 seconds and pauses for you to type. You can adjust the speed and playback options if you find the speed to be too fast. Fast forward and rewind can be adjusted using hotkeys. Using a Bookmark feature, critical sections in the file can be marked for a quick recall later.
EureScribe makes the transcription faster for audio and video files. One of its striking features is that it breaks down larger media files into smaller segments. This can help you memorize quickly, and you can also use many keyboard shortcuts to have a hassle free typing experience. The output will be stored in RTF file or as subtitles video files if you are making movie subtitles.
However, to use other formats such as PDF, an explicit conversion will have to be done later on. EureScribe works with all the main formats like WAV, MP3, WMA, AVI, MPEG and DVD video. There are two editions for this tool designed to fit different users. Personal edition can be helpful for individual needs. Workgroup for organizations or companies that are working on subtitling a project or film.
MAXQDA is a powerful transcription and data analysis tool. You have various options to analyze interview, audio/video files, images, and online surveys. Unstructured data and test theories can be organized to generate creative graphics and reports. The tool can be used to adapt the audio speed quickly and adjust the sound. Also, by the use of foot pedals, transcription can be accelerated.
MAXQDA first creates an empty document automatically and connects it with the media file. And the Transcription mode control panel will appear where you can customize how MAXQDA should behave during the transcription. You can change the playing speed to speed up or slow down the clip. Using a rewind interval option, you can decide for how many seconds the player should jump back to continue playing the media file after you have stopped playing it.
A rewind interval of 3 to 5 seconds is preferable. A time stamp can be set which automatically enters a time stamp into the transcript each time you click an Enter button. Time stamps can be used to connect text in the document and corresponding location in the media file. So using the time stamp, you can jump to any place you wish. Foot pedal and hotkeys can be used to speed up transcription.
Transcribe! from Seventh String is useful for users who deal with music and audio files. It can be used to work with a particular part of music from a recording.
The music player of Transcribe! has many transcription specific features which are specially designed for speech to text conversion. Some of its features are that it is adaptable to changes in pitch and speed. It has storage and recall of named loops. With the support of foot pedals, transcription is further easier.
Enhilex Medical Transcription Software is designed for easing out the medical transcription process. Medical terms and abbreviations can be easily managed using this tool. It can hold an unlimited number of lab names and abbreviations across various folders.
These entries can be copied from notepad and pasted into MS Word or any other file format. It has a well-structured database where search operations can be done fast. It has a one-month free trial, and if you like it, the full version can be purchased.
Transcribe can efficiently convert speech to text even with background noise and multiple speakers. Using automatic transcription feature, it can speed up the transcription process with twice or thrice the normal rate. Using the control buttons such as the pause and rewind buttons, and also the hotkeys, transcription can be better controlled.
Speech to text conversion can be advanced with accurate. You can transcribe quickly with the media player playing the audio file and having the text file in the same window. It will save a lot of time spent on switching between text and audio file. It supports all the main file formats such as mp3, mp4, m4a, AMR, WMA and wav.
And there are many hot keys to function as shortcuts. Transcription at each keystroke will be auto saved. Undo key can be used to go back to the previous state so that you can rectify your errors and move forward. The output file can be exported as a .doc file to your device using Export icon.
Also, there is a dictation feature that can be used to convert spoken words directly into text using voice recognition. You can even repeat what you hear in the video in your voice so as to convert it into text. Dictation engine supports all the key European and Asian languages. Also, there are supporting features such as USB foot pedal and time stamps for exact transcriptions.
Transcriber Pro is a convenient, fast and easy to use tool for professional translators. It opens the audio and text file in the same window for an easy transcription process. Some hotkeys can be completely customized, and time stamps and speaker are also tagging. Playback speed adjustment and unique HTML export options are some other unique features of Transcriber Pro.
The proofreading is less tiresome with navigation through media and the document and the assignment of unique tags. You can also split the transcription and finally merge them so that multiple users can work at the same time. Transcriber is compatible with Windows 8/8.1/10, Windows 7/Vista.
Transcription Helper is a handy tool for transcription. Playback can be controlled using hotkeys and foot pedal. There is a feature to generate time stamps automatically to navigate to specific points in the video. The transcript document can be exported into the text document which can be used in other programs.
This is an excellent tool to create subtitles, translating lyrics of songs. It supports all the key audio and video formats including WAV, MP3, WMA, AVI, MPEG and MOV files. With such remarkable features, Transcription Helper works well for lengthy audio and video clips.
Voice Again, using the slow down and speed up features can translate speech to text without changing the pitch or other parameters. The tool can be utilized for the documentation of interviews and dictations. Voice Again retains the vocal clarity of the clip even at variable speeds using its high-quality algorithms.
The rate can be changed to 10 times slower or up to six times faster. There are noise reduction features and audio, graphic display with zoom controls. Videos of WAV, MP3, OGG and WMA formats are supported. Also, Compact Disc Audio from your CD or DVD drive can be imported. You can also bookmark important parts of a recording using the annotation feature.
Using your Windows PC, you can dictate or read out documents using a microphone or other external microphone. You can use it to type word documents or get your tasks done using voice commands. To do this, type Windows Speech Recognition in the Cortana search bar in Windows 10.
For other Windows users, you can find Speech Recognition in Control Panel. A window to set up microphone will appear. Place the microphone and take a session to train your device to recognize and understand your voice. You can also play audio files and transcribe it in a Notepad document.
With transcription, all your tasks are easier. Lengthy movies can now get subtitles in less time. For music files, audios and videos, transcription software work well. If you are a professional user, get the paid ones with all features for an exceptional experience. For others, there is free software with limited but powerful functionalities. And there is speech recognition by Windows to ease out typing process for you.


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Gabriel Pires holds a PhD in Electrotechnical and Computer Engineering, Adjunct Professor at the Polytechnic Institute of Tomar (IPT), and Integrated Researcher at the Institute of Systems and Robotics (ISR) at the University of Coimbra. He develops research in the area of human computer interfaces and interaction with particular emphasis on multimodal interfaces, brain-computer interfaces, biosynthetic processing, and assistive technology. It has technical skills in the areas of digital signal processing, automatic learning, programming of microcontrollers and embedded systems. Received several national awards.


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Home/Mortgage/The coaching mandates on analysis errors enhance with growing compliance strain
The coaching mandates on analysis errors enhance with growing compliance strain
Michael November 20, 2021
As regulators pay more attention to the issue of valuation bias, valuation professionals are increasingly subject to new training requirements that lenders should oversee, particularly in light of the warning from housing authorities that lenders are also accountable.
In a November 17 letter, the Federal Housing Administration affirmed that it expects "appraisers and mortgage holders" to comply with "all applicable anti-discrimination laws."
In accordance with these laws, and with increased attention to the subject at the federal level, a small but growing number of states require that assessors receive bias prevention training as a prerequisite for approval.
Minnesota requires all assessors licensed prior to September 1 to complete this type of professional education before August 31, 2023. Government assessors licensed after this date must complete the training within two years.
Similarly, New York has passed law that goes into effect January 1, 2022, requiring every licensed or certified appraiser to take a course in fair living and lending.
In addition, California recently incorporated requirements into broader legislation aimed at introducing equity and justice into housing construction. Illinois and New Jersey have considered similar moves.
Reviewers are also obliged nationwide to complete a seven-hour advanced training course every two years based on practical professional standards. The latest version of the Appraisal Foundation course, which meets this requirement and was released in October, includes a new two-hour section on Prejudice and Discrimination. Part of these two hours will include a case study on bias based on a situation assessment that may occur in your daily practice.
The training aims to correct inequalities in the valuation process, as the grades that are important to getting mortgages are more often lower for Latin American and black households than for white households, according to Freddie Mac, one of the top low to mortgage buyers middle income in the United States.
"This discrepancy that exists does not help anyone. That means there are many issues that need to be addressed and they are not just reviews. There are many players in this game, be it appraisers, mortgage lenders or banks, who need to come to the table to find solutions, "said Rodman Schley, national president of the Appraisal Institute, noting that the organization is developing coursework for the state Requirements met.
The type of appraisal training that addresses biased educational requirements at the country level is likely to differ from country to country.
"Most states are still in the process of defining biases and requirements for fair housing education. We are already seeing different lessons and content in the few states that have introduced new requirements, "said Shawn Telford, Chief Reviewer at CoreLogic, in an email. CoreLogic provides training on property valuation biases through the Columbia Institute.
New York has two different requirements, which vary depending on the license status and previous training of the appraiser: either a seven-hour introduction to fair living and fair lending or a four-hour update on these topics, according to Telford. The state also has a specific table of contents and a timetable. California requires two hours of prejudice removal training and one hour of cultural literacy. Minnesota is less specific and requires all appraisers to be trained on valuation errors.
Licensed appraisers should be able to demonstrate lenders compliance with state training requirements by presenting a certificate from an authorized vendor that can authenticate it, Telford said. In some cases, the provider sends the certification directly to the state, which may also be able to verify it.
Bias awareness training could be "a great first step" to addressing more general assessment issues such as the need for fair lending and lack of appraisers, said Tai Christensen, a diversity, equity and inclusion officer at CBC Mortgage Agency.
"There will be people who say they don't have any unconscious bias, but the truth is we all do," said Christensen, whose company is an administrator of the Chenoa Down Payment Assistance Fund. Ratings are often a factor in determining whether or not the diverse group of borrowers who serve your business receives mortgages.
"In my personal opinion, the valuation bias hits the core of the racial wealth gap," said Christensen.
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CAMBRIDGE, MA — The Davis Companies announced that it has leased approximately 27,000 SF at its newly developed Alewife Research Center (ARC) in Cambridge, MA to Ribon Therapeutics Inc., a biotechnology company pioneering the development of new cancer medicines.
Ribon is relocating from its existing headquarters in Lexington,, MA. The fast growing company is backed by a consortium of leading venture capital firms, including The Column Group, Deerfield Management and US Ventures. Earlier this month, Japanese pharmaceutical company, Eisai Inc., leased 48,700 square feet of office and laboratory space at the ARC for its Center for Genetics Guided Dementia Discovery.


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