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Q: How do you switch skills quickly without changing your weapon in hand? (Diablo II) I'm a Paladin in Diablo II, and I want to know how it's possible to switch skills really quick. I'm using Blessed Hammer in my second set of gear, and that's for attack. The first set is for defending and healing. So, I want to know how to use Defiance and Cleansing whenever I want a certain one, so if I just want defense, I use Defiance, but Cleansing is for healing and getting rid of poison.
Thanks in advance!

A: The fastest way to switch skills in Diablo 2 is to use the mouse wheel or direction function key. In order to do this, you have to assign skills to your F keys and then you'll be able to switch to them in order of what you have assigned.
For example:

*

*Open up your quick list of spells (default S key)

*Hover over the skill you want to assign with your mouse to F1 and click F1

*This will have now assigned the skill to your F1 key

*Continue to do this for any number of skills you want to do

*Now you have the option to actually press the function key to jump straight to the skill or use the mouse wheel to cycle through your skills in order

Alternatively, with Diablo 2: Resurrected, since Patch 2.3, you can activate "Quick Cast" from the game options, which enables the activating of the spell/ability on function button press immediately, without to need to click left/right mouse button (default button)


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How tramadol, touted as safer opioid, became 3rd world peril
by: EMILY SCHMALL and CLAIRE GALOFARO, Associated Press
Posted: Dec 13, 2019 / 02:03 AM EST / Updated: Dec 13, 2019 / 03:27 PM EST
In this Oct. 31, 2019, photo, an Indian drug addict lies unconscious by the side of a road in Kapurthala, in the northern Indian state of Punjab. Mass abuse of the opioid tramadol spans continents, from India to Africa to the Middle East, creating international havoc some experts blame on a loophole in narcotics regulation and a miscalculation of the drug's danger. Punjab, the center of India's opioid epidemic, was among the latest to crack down on the tramadol trade. Researchers estimate about 4 million Indians use heroin or other opioids, and a quarter of them live in the Punjab, India's agricultural heartland bordering Pakistan. (AP Photo/Channi Anand)
KAPURTHALA, India (AP) — Reports rolled in with escalating urgency — pills seized by the truckload, pills swallowed by schoolchildren, pills in the pockets of dead terrorists.
These pills, the world has been told, are safer than the OxyContins, the Vicodins, the fentanyls that have wreaked so much devastation. But now they are the root of what the United Nations named "the other opioid crisis" — an epidemic featured in fewer headlines than the American one, as it rages through the planet's most vulnerable countries.
Mass abuse of the opioid tramadol spans continents, from India to Africa to the Middle East, creating international havoc some experts blame on a loophole in narcotics regulation and a miscalculation of the drug's danger. The man-made opioid was touted as a way to relieve pain with little risk of abuse. Unlike other opioids, tramadol flowed freely around the world, unburdened by international controls that track most dangerous drugs.
But abuse is now so rampant that some countries are asking international authorities to intervene.
This story was produced with support from the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting.
Grunenthal, the German company that originally made the drug, is campaigning for the status quo, arguing that it's largely illicit counterfeit pills causing problems. International regulations make narcotics difficult to get in countries with disorganized health systems, the company says, and adding tramadol to the list would deprive suffering patients access to any opioid at all.
"This is a huge public health dilemma," said Dr. Gilles Forte, the secretary of the World Health Organization's committee that recommends how drugs should be regulated. Tramadol is available in war zones and impoverished nations because it is unregulated. But it is widely abused for the same exact reason. "It's a really very complicated balance to strike."
Tramadol has not been as deadly as other opioids, and the crisis isn't killing with the ferocity of America's struggle with the drugs. Still, individual governments from the U.S. to Egypt to Ukraine have realized the drug's dangers are greater than was believed and have worked to rein in the tramadol trade. The north Indian state of Punjab, the center of India's opioid epidemic, was the latest to crack down. The pills were everywhere, as legitimate medication sold in pharmacies, but also illicit counterfeits hawked by street vendors.
This year, authorities seized hundreds of thousands of tablets, banned most pharmacy sales and shut down pill factories, pushing the price from 35 cents for a 10-pack to $14. The government opened a network of treatment centers, fearing those who had become opioid addicted would resort to heroin out of desperation. Hordes of people rushed in, seeking help in managing excruciating withdrawal.
For some, tramadol had become as essential as food.
"Like if you don't eat, you start to feel hungry. Similar is the case with not taking it," said auto shop welder Deepak Arora, a gaunt 30-year-old who took 15 tablets day, so much he had to steal from his family to pay for pills. "You are like a dead person."
Jeffery Bawa, an officer with the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, realized what was happening in 2016, when he traveled to Mali in western Africa, one of the world's poorest countries, gripped by civil war and terrorism. They asked people for their most pressing concerns. Most did not say hunger or violence. They said tramadol.
One woman said children stumble down the streets, high on the opioid; parents add it to tea to dull the ache of hunger. Nigerian officials said at a United Nations meeting on tramadol trafficking that the number of people there living with addiction is now far higher than the number with AIDS or HIV.
Tramadol is so pervasive in Cameroon scientists a few years ago believed they'd discovered a natural version in tree roots. But it was not natural at all: Farmers bought pills and fed them to their cattle to ward off the effects of debilitating heat. Their waste contaminated the soil, and the chemical seeped into the trees.
Police began finding pills on terrorists, who traffic it to fund their networks and take it to bolster their capacity for violence, Bawa said.
Most of it was coming from India. The country's sprawling pharmaceutical industry is fueled by cheap generics. Pill factories produce knock-offs and ship them in bulk around the world, in doses far exceeding medical limits.
In 2017, law enforcement reported that $75 million worth of tramadol from India was confiscated en route to the Islamic State terror group. Authorities intercepted 600,000 tablets headed for Boko Haram. Another 3 million were found in a pickup truck in Niger, in boxes disguised with U.N. logos. The agency warned that tramadol was playing "a direct role in the destabilization of the region."
"We cannot let the situation get any further out of control," that alert read.
Grunenthal maintains that tramadol has a low risk of abuse; most of the pills causing trouble are knock-offs, not legitimate pharmaceuticals, and American surveys have shown lower levels of abuse than other prescription painkillers. The company submitted a report to the WHO in 2014, saying that the abuse evident in "a limited number of countries," should be viewed "in the context of the political and social instabilities in the region."
But some wealthy countries worried about increasing abuse also have acted to contain the drug.
The United Kingdom and United States both regulated it in 2014. Tramadol was uncontrolled in Denmark until 2017, when journalists asked doctors to review studies submitted to regulators to support the claim that it has a low risk for addiction, said Dr. Karsten Juhl Jorgensen, acting director of the Nordic Cochrane Centre and one of the physicians who analyzed the materials. They all agreed that the documents did not prove it's safer.
"We know that opioids are some of the most addictive drugs on the face of the planet, so the claim that you've developed one that's not addictive, that's an extraordinary claim, and extraordinary claims require evidence. And it just wasn't there," said Jorgensen. "We've all been cheated, and people are angry about that."
Jorgensen compares claims that tramadol is low risk to those made by American companies now facing thousands of lawsuits alleging misleading campaigns touting the safety of opioids unleashed the U.S. addiction epidemic.
Stefano Berterame, a chief at the International Narcotics Control Board, said there is a critical difference: The crisis is not as deadly as the American one, which began with prescription opioids and transitioned to heroin and fentanyl. Tramadol does not as routinely cause the respiratory depression that leads to overdose death.
But it is mostly afflicting poor nations, where overdose statistics are erratic, he said, so the true toll of tramadol is unknown.
The United Nations established the International Narcotics Control Board in 1961 to spare the world the "serious evil" of addiction. It has since tracked most opioids.
Tramadol's exemption means authorization isn't required as the drug moves across borders. Its easy availability also leads to confusion about what tramadol even is, experts say. In many countries, it is thought to be a mood enhancer or treatment for depression and post-traumatic stress. Some take it to improve sexual stamina or endure grueling labor.
Grunenthal synthesized tramadol in the 1960s, as the company was embroiled in scandal over its marketing of the sedative thalidomide, which caused extreme birth defects in thousands of babies whose mothers took it. Tramadol was initially believed to have a low risk of abuse because initial trials studied injected tramadol, the most potent route for most opioids. But researchers later found that tramadol releases a far more powerful dose taken orally because of how it is metabolized by the liver.
Tramadol's worldwide market quickly expanded in the 1990s. In 2000, the WHO, which assesses medications and recommends scheduling, noted reports of dependence. A committee has reviewed the drug numerous times since, recommended it remain under surveillance but declined to add international regulation.
There is no alternative to tramadol, said Forte, the committee's secretary. It is the only opioid available in some of the world's most desperate places; relief organizations rely on it in war zones and natural disasters. It is used extensively not because it is a particularly good medication, he said. The most effective opioid is morphine, but morphine is strictly controlled and countries in crisis fear abuse. Tramadol became the default precisely because it's uncontrolled.
The WHO is analyzing whether any other drug could take its place but have so far found none. Meanwhile, Forte said, the agency is working with battered nations to ferret out counterfeits.
Legitimate tramadol remains a lucrative business: market research estimates the global market amounts to around $1.4 billion, according to Grunenthal. The medication long ago lost its patent protection. It is now manufactured by many companies and sold under some 500 brand names. Grunenthal markets it as Tramal as well as Zaldiar, tramadol combined with paracetamol. In 2018, those products brought in 174 million euros ($191 million), according to the company's annual report.
"Our purpose at Grunenthal is to develop and deliver medicines and solutions which address the unmet needs of patients with the goal of improving their quality of life," the company wrote in a statement that said it acknowledges opioids pose a risk of abuse and addiction. ""We do so with the highest ethical standards."
Grunenthal also sells other opioids and is expanding around the world. The Associated Press this year revealed executives were swept up in an Italian corruption case alleging they illegally paid a doctor to promote the use of opioids.
The company has campaigned to keep tramadol unregulated. It funded surveys that found regulation would impede pain treatment and paid consultants to travel to the WHO to make their case that it's safer that other opioids.
Spokesman Stepan Kracala said regulation would not necessarily curtail illicit trade and could backfire: Some desperate pain patients turn to the black market if no legal options exist. Egypt's long struggle with tramadol abuse is an example, he said. The country enacted strict regulation in 2012 and a later survey found some suffering from cancer using counterfeit tramadol for relief.
Kracala also pointed to regulatory decisions as proof of tramadol's comparable safety: The U.S. in 2014 added tramadol to its list of controlled substances but included it in a lesser category than opioids like oxycodone or morphine, signaling it is less risky.
There are growing calls to change that.
The Mayo Clinic hospital in Minnesota worked to reduce opioids prescribed post-surgery as the American epidemic escalated, said surgeon Cornelius Thiels. Doctors there started shifting patients to tramadol because it was billed as safer. But Thiels and his colleagues analyzed prescription data and were surprised to find patients prescribed tramadol were just as likely to move on to long-term use.
They published their findings this year to alert authorities, he said: "There is no safe opioid. Tramadol is not a safe alternative. It's a mistake that we didn't figure it out sooner. It's unfortunate that it took us this long. There's a lot more that we need to learn about it, but I think we know enough that we also can't wait around to act on this."
Indian regulators knew the massive quantities manufactured in the country were spilling over domestically and countless Indians were addicted. But S.K. Jha, responsible for the northern region of India's Narcotics Control Bureau, said he was shocked to learn in 2018 that tramadol from India was ravaging African nations. They realized then they needed to act, he said.
India regulated tramadol in April 2018. Regulators say exports overseas and abuse at home came down. But they acknowledge that the vastness of the pharmaceutical industry and the ingenuity of traffickers makes curtailing abuse and illegal exports all but impossible. Tramadol is still easy to find.
Jyoti Rani stood on her front steps and pointed to house after house where she said tramadol is still sold in her neighborhood of narrow roads and open drains, where school-aged boys sit hunched over the street in the middle of a weekday.
Rani's addiction began with heroin. When her 14-year-old son died, she fell into depression.
"I wanted to kill myself, but I ended up becoming an addict," she cried. A doctor prescribed tramadol to help kick the habit — instead, she formed a new one. She locked herself in her room, not eating or taking care of her two children. Rani used tramadol until she ran out of money and entered treatment. Now her family tells her she's her old self again.
The crackdown on tramadol coincided with the opening of dozens of addiction clinics that administer medicine and counseling to more than 30,000 each day.
"We are trying our level best," Jha said, "but it's a challenge for all of us."
Countries' efforts to control tramadol on their own often fail, particularly in places where addiction has taken hold, according to the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
India has twice the global average of illicit opiate consumption. Researchers estimate 4 million Indians use heroin or other opioids, and a quarter of them live in the Punjab, India's agricultural heartland bordering Pakistan, where some of the most vulnerable are driven to drugs out of desperation.
Amandeep Kaur was pregnant when her husband died of a heart attack. She turned to the sex trade to make ends meet. She wanted not to feel, and a fellow sex worker suggested tramadol. She had no idea she'd get addicted, but eventually needed three pills to get through the day.
"If I didn't have it I felt lifeless, my body ached as if I was going to die," she said, and joined the line stretching from the addiction clinic's doors.
The Global Opioids project can be seen here. https://www.apnews.com/GlobalOpioids
Associated Press journalist Rishi Lekhi contributed to this report.

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package com.blazebit.persistence.querydsl;

import com.blazebit.persistence.parser.expression.WindowFrameMode;
import com.blazebit.persistence.parser.expression.WindowFramePositionType;
import com.querydsl.core.types.Expression;
import com.querydsl.core.types.MutableExpressionBase;
import com.querydsl.core.types.Operation;
import com.querydsl.core.types.Operator;
import com.querydsl.core.types.OrderSpecifier;
import com.querydsl.core.types.Visitor;
import com.querydsl.core.types.dsl.ComparableExpressionBase;
import com.querydsl.core.types.dsl.Expressions;
import com.querydsl.core.types.dsl.SimpleExpression;

import javax.annotation.Nullable;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.List;

import static com.blazebit.persistence.parser.expression.WindowFrameMode.GROUPS;
import static com.blazebit.persistence.parser.expression.WindowFrameMode.RANGE;
import static com.blazebit.persistence.parser.expression.WindowFrameMode.ROWS;

/**
 * A base class for window definition expressions.
 *
 * @param <Q> Concrete window type
 * @param <T> Expression result type
 * @author Jan-Willem Gmelig Meyling
 * @since 1.5.0
 */
@SuppressWarnings({"unsafe", "rawtypes", "unused", "unchecked"})
public class WindowDefinition<Q extends WindowDefinition<Q, ?>, T> extends MutableExpressionBase<T> {

    private static final String ORDER_BY = "order by ";

    private static final String PARTITION_BY = "partition by ";

    private static final long serialVersionUID = -7571649894320894998L;

    private final List<OrderSpecifier<?>> orderBy = new ArrayList<OrderSpecifier<?>>();

    private final List<Expression<?>> partitionBy = new ArrayList<Expression<?>>();

    @Nullable
    private transient volatile SimpleExpression value;

    private String baseWindowName;
    private WindowFrameMode frameMode;
    private WindowFramePositionType frameStartType;
    private Expression<?> frameStartExpression;
    private WindowFramePositionType frameEndType;
    private Expression<?> frameEndExpression;

    public WindowDefinition(Class<? extends T> clasz) {
        super(clasz);
    }

    public WindowDefinition(Class<? extends T> clasz, String baseWindowName) {
        this(clasz);
        this.baseWindowName = baseWindowName;
    }

    /**
     * Get the OrderSpecifiers
     *
     * @return order by
     */
    public List<OrderSpecifier<?>> getOrderBy() {
        return orderBy;
    }

    /**
     * Get the partition specifiers
     *
     * @return partition by
     */
    public List<Expression<?>> getPartitionBy() {
        return partitionBy;
    }

    @Nullable
    @Override
    public Object accept(Visitor v, @Nullable Object context) {
        return getValue().accept(v, context);
    }

    /**
     * Construct a template expression for this Window Definition.
     *
     * @return template expression
     */
    public Expression<T> getValue() {
        if (value == null) {
            List<Expression<?>> arguments = new ArrayList<>();

            if (baseWindowName != null) {
                Expression<?> baseWindow = Expressions.operation(Object.class, JPQLNextOps.WINDOW_BASE, Expressions.constant(baseWindowName));
                arguments.add(baseWindow);
            }

            if (! partitionBy.isEmpty()) {
                Expression<?> partitionByOperation = Expressions.operation(Object.class, JPQLNextOps.WINDOW_PARTITION_BY, Expressions.list(partitionBy.toArray(new Expression<?>[0])));
                arguments.add(partitionByOperation);
            }

            if (! orderBy.isEmpty()) {
                Expression<?>[] orderByTemplates = new Expression<?>[orderBy.size()];
                for (int i = 0; i < orderBy.size(); i++) {
                    OrderSpecifier<?> orderSpecifier = orderBy.get(i);
                    orderByTemplates[i] = Expressions.template(
                            Object.class,
                            "{0} {1s} {2s}",
                            orderSpecifier.getTarget(),
                            orderSpecifier.getOrder(),
                            orderSpecifier.getNullHandling() != null && orderSpecifier.getNullHandling() != OrderSpecifier.NullHandling.Default ? orderSpecifier.getNullHandling() == OrderSpecifier.NullHandling.NullsFirst ? "NULLS FIRST" : "NULLS LAST" : ""
                    );
                }
                Expression<?> orderByOperation = Expressions.operation(Object.class, JPQLNextOps.WINDOW_ORDER_BY, Expressions.list(orderByTemplates));
                arguments.add(orderByOperation);
            }

            if (frameMode != null) {
                Operator frameOperator;
                switch (frameMode) {
                    case RANGE:
                        frameOperator = JPQLNextOps.WINDOW_RANGE;
                        break;
                    case ROWS:
                        frameOperator = JPQLNextOps.WINDOW_ROWS;
                        break;
                    case GROUPS:
                        frameOperator = JPQLNextOps.WINDOW_GROUPS;
                        break;
                    default: throw new UnsupportedOperationException();
                }

                Operation rangeClause;
                Operator frameStartOperator = getOperatorForWindowFramePositionType(this.frameStartType);
                Operation frameStart = rangeClause = frameStartExpression != null ?
                        Expressions.operation(Object.class, frameStartOperator, frameStartExpression) :
                        Expressions.operation(Object.class, frameStartOperator);

                if (frameEndType != null) {
                    Operator frameEndOperator = getOperatorForWindowFramePositionType(this.frameEndType);
                    Operation frameEnd = frameEndExpression != null ?
                            Expressions.operation(Object.class, frameEndOperator, frameEndExpression) :
                            Expressions.operation(Object.class, frameEndOperator);

                    rangeClause = Expressions.operation(Object.class, JPQLNextOps.WINDOW_BETWEEN, frameStart, frameEnd);
                }

                Expression<?> frameClauseOperation = Expressions.operation(Object.class, frameOperator, rangeClause);
                arguments.add(frameClauseOperation);
            }

            Operator windowOperator;

            switch (arguments.size()) {
                case 1:
                    windowOperator = JPQLNextOps.WINDOW_DEFINITION_1;
                    break;
                case 2:
                    windowOperator = JPQLNextOps.WINDOW_DEFINITION_2;
                    break;
                case 3:
                    windowOperator = JPQLNextOps.WINDOW_DEFINITION_3;
                    break;
                case 4:
                    windowOperator = JPQLNextOps.WINDOW_DEFINITION_4;
                    break;
                default:
                    throw new UnsupportedOperationException();
            }

            value = Expressions.operation(Object.class, windowOperator, arguments.toArray(new Expression[0]));
        }
        return value;
    }

    private Operator getOperatorForWindowFramePositionType(WindowFramePositionType frameStartType) {
        Operator frameStartOperator = null;
        switch (frameStartType) {
            case UNBOUNDED_PRECEDING:
                frameStartOperator = JPQLNextOps.WINDOW_UNBOUNDED_PRECEDING;
                break;
            case BOUNDED_PRECEDING:
                frameStartOperator = JPQLNextOps.WINDOW_PRECEDING;
                break;
            case CURRENT_ROW:
                frameStartOperator = JPQLNextOps.WINDOW_CURRENT_ROW;
                break;
            case UNBOUNDED_FOLLOWING:
                frameStartOperator = JPQLNextOps.WINDOW_UNBOUNDED_FOLLOWING;
                break;
            case BOUNDED_FOLLOWING:
                frameStartOperator = JPQLNextOps.WINDOW_FOLLOWING;
                break;
            default:
                throw new UnsupportedOperationException("Unsupported frame type " + frameStartType);
        }
        return frameStartOperator;
    }

    /**
     * Add an order by clause to this window definition.
     *
     * @param orderBy order by expression
     * @return this window definition
     */
    public Q orderBy(ComparableExpressionBase<?> orderBy) {
        value = null;
        this.orderBy.add(orderBy.asc());
        return (Q) this;
    }

    /**
     * Add an order by clause to this window definition.
     *
     * @param orderBy order by expressions
     * @return this window definition
     */
    public Q orderBy(ComparableExpressionBase<?>... orderBy) {
        value = null;
        for (ComparableExpressionBase<?> e : orderBy) {
            this.orderBy.add(e.asc());
        }
        return (Q) this;
    }

    /**
     * Add an order by clause to this window definition.
     *
     * @param orderBy order by expression
     * @return this window definition
     */
    public Q  orderBy(OrderSpecifier<?> orderBy) {
        value = null;
        this.orderBy.add(orderBy);
        return (Q) this;
    }

    /**
     * Add an order by clause to this window definition.
     *
     * @param orderBy order by expressions
     * @return this window definition
     */
    public Q orderBy(OrderSpecifier<?>... orderBy) {
        value = null;
        Collections.addAll(this.orderBy, orderBy);
        return (Q) this;
    }

    /**
     * Add an partition by clause to this window definition.
     *
     * @param partitionBy partition by expression
     * @return this window definition
     */
    public Q partitionBy(Expression<?> partitionBy) {
        value = null;
        this.partitionBy.add(partitionBy);
        return (Q) this;
    }

    /**
     * Add an partition by clause to this window definition.
     *
     * @param partitionBy partition by expressions
     * @return this window definition
     */
    public Q partitionBy(Expression<?>... partitionBy) {
        value = null;
        Collections.addAll(this.partitionBy, partitionBy);
        return (Q) this;
    }

    Q withFrame(WindowFrameMode frame, WindowFramePositionType frameStartType, Expression<?> frameStartExpression, WindowFramePositionType frameEndType, Expression<?> frameEndExpression) {
        this.frameMode = frame;
        this.frameStartType = frameStartType;
        this.frameStartExpression = frameStartExpression;
        this.frameEndType = frameEndType;
        this.frameEndExpression = frameEndExpression;
        return (Q) this;
    }

    /**
     * Return the base window name
     *
     * @return the base window name, if null if none
     */
    public String getBaseWindowName() {
        return baseWindowName;
    }

    /**
     * Return the frame mode
     *
     * @return the frame mode, or null if none
     */
    public WindowFrameMode getFrameMode() {
        return frameMode;
    }

    /**
     * Return the frame start type
     *
     * @return the frame start type, or null if none
     */
    public WindowFramePositionType getFrameStartType() {
        return frameStartType;
    }

    /**
     * Return the frame start expression
     *
     * @return the frame start expression, or null if none
     */
    public Expression<?> getFrameStartExpression() {
        return frameStartExpression;
    }

    /**
     * Return the frame end type
     *
     * @return the frame end type, or null if none
     */
    public WindowFramePositionType getFrameEndType() {
        return frameEndType;
    }

    /**
     * Return the frame end expression
     *
     * @return the frame end expression, or null if none
     */
    public Expression<?> getFrameEndExpression() {
        return frameEndExpression;
    }

    /**
     * Initiate a {@code WindowRows} builder in {@code ROWS} mode.
     *
     * @return {@code ROWS} clause builder
     */
    public WindowRows<Q> rows() {
        value = null;
        int offset = orderBy.size() + partitionBy.size() + 1;
        return new WindowRows<Q>((Q) this, ROWS);
    }

    /**
     * Initiate a {@code WindowRows} builder in {@code RANGE} mode.
     *
     * @return {@code RANGE} clause builder
     */
    public WindowRows<Q> range() {
        value = null;
        int offset = orderBy.size() + partitionBy.size() + 1;
        return new WindowRows<Q>((Q) this, RANGE);
    }

    /**
     * Initiate a {@code WindowRows} builder in {@code GROUPS} mode.
     *
     * @return {@code GROUPS} clause builder
     */
    public WindowRows<Q> groups() {
        value = null;
        int offset = orderBy.size() + partitionBy.size() + 1;
        return new WindowRows<Q>((Q) this, GROUPS);
    }

}

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Subject: [mg90983] Re: Exported PDFs are too big in file size.
> (even several tens MB sometimes).
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Whew, that was a close(r) one!
It seems that some GetReligion readers are sensitive about the burning issue of whether God cares which teams win and which teams lose athletic contests and whether the prayers of the sports warriors play any role in determining the outcome of contests. So I have been watching this issue carefully.
So on the train this morning, my jet-lagged brain spotted what I thought was an interesting piece of Godtalk in a Washington Times story by Mark Zuckerman about the final Washington Nationals game played in creaky old RFK Stadium.
Chad Cordero stared in for the sign from Brian Schneider. At the plate stood Jayson Werth, hoping to complete a last-ditch rally by driving in the tying runners perched on first and second bases.
The Washington Nationals led the Philadelphia Phillies 5-3 with two outs in the ninth, and RFK Stadium was bouncing and swaying one last time.
Inside a crowded home dugout, Manny Acta noticed team owner Ted Lerner nervously waiting for the final out to be recorded so he could take part in postgame ceremonies. Acta started to worry.
"Ted is just standing there waiting for the game to be over," the manager said. "And I'm like, 'Come on, Chief. You know the guy's 81 years old. He doesn't need to be put through this.'"
OK, was the reference to "Chief" -- with a large C -- kind of a vague reference to, you know, the Big Chief upstairs who hears managers' prayers? Was this a Latino culture thing? It should be observed that this was a request, not so much for victory, but for the team owner not to drop dead of a heart attack. That's a good reason to pray, yes?
However, I am relieved to let readers know that this is not a church-baseball separation issue.
It appears that closer Chad Cordero's was college nickname was "Chief" and, under Associated Press style, that would be a Big C reference. I think.
Note to the reporter: I follow the Nationals somewhat closely and I had not caught the "Chief" reference. That would have been a good thing to mention, so that sensitive politicos did not have to worry. There are tense times.
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Creator, co-producer, co-writer and leading actor Tim Spencer discusses the ins and outs of making the first season of the new digital series, Ding Dong I'm Gay.
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It almost seems as if it would take hard work to bring in a professional athlete's salary for years and then lose it all. Yet it happens enough that ESPN Films has dedicated an entire project to it.
A feature-length documentary showing at the Tribeca Film Festival next week — Broke — will shed some light on why, according to a 2009 Sports Illustrated article, 60 percent of NBA players and 78 percent of NFL players are broke within five years of retirement.
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SAN JOSE (CBS SF) — As the coronavirus pandemic threatens to rapidly spread through homeless communities, San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo urged state officials Tuesday to immediately remove existing regulatory barriers in order to rapidly build emergency housing. In a memo to be heard at a city council meeting Tuesday, Liccardo asked for the state to waive environmental regulations and state building codes for emergency construction of buildings with separate units or rooms for each resident to ensure physical separation in compliance with County Public Health mandates. Liccardo's memo also asks for agencies such as CalTrans, utility districts and counties to "immediately identify and make available specific sites of public land for temporary or permanent emergency housing construction." In addition, Liccardo wants homeless funding mechanisms, such as the state's Homeless Housing, Assistance and Prevention program, to bypass regional administrators and provide the funding directly to cities and counties. Details of the memo can be found here. "Homeless encampments have never been safe places for human habitation, but the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic makes them—and our crowded shelters— far more perilous for our unhoused residents" said Liccardo in a prepared statement. "Rapid construction of emergency housing—leveraging local and state dollars, with the benefit of FEMA reimbursement for a substantial share of the cost—becomes all the more imperative amid this crisis. The State must act quickly to remove all barriers to enable cities to scale quickly to meet their capacity needs for homeless residents." Last week, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced $150 million in immediate aid to local jurisdictions for emergency housing along with some 1,300 travel trailers sent across the state. Liccardo, who chairs the state's Big City Mayors coalition of the state's 13 largest cities, said the assertive action by Newsom along with the legislature's support would save lives, but that more is needed. Among the priorities the Big City Mayors sent to Newsom included a request for waivers of permitting and regulatory requirements to expedite the construction of emergency housing. The Big City Mayors coalition is comprised of the mayors of Los Angeles, San Diego, San José, San Francisco, Fresno, Sacramento, Long Beach, Oakland, Bakersfield, Anaheim, Riverside, Santa Ana, and Stockton.


Sequel's Senior Producer Julie Sander was at the House of Lords recently for a very special occasion for the UK film industry.
When film industry trade body EVCOM held its annual Fellowship lunch, Julie and Simon Fisher, Sequel's Film and AV Producer, were invited to attend. Here's her account of the occasion.
More than 100 EVCOM members and leading professionals across the industry attended the EVCOM Fellowship Awards.
The lunch was hosted by Lord Watson of Richmond, who welcomed us and explained that we were there to celebrate great contributions to the visual communications industry. It was great to hear from someone who has over 40 years' experience as a broadcaster and consultant in communications.
It also was fantastic to see two impressive people honoured as Fellows of EVCOM. Julian Pullan, Vice-Chairman of Jack Morton Worldwide was first. Hearing about what he's done to nurture young talent in the industry was very inspiring.
The second new Fellow was of particular interest to me, having recently seen Paddington 2. Hugh Bonneville graciously accepted the award and played down any references to this being a fitting location for his Downton Abbey character, Lord Grantham.
Finally, we were ushered out into the House of Lords gift shop – a great place to stock up on Christmas presents, including a very fine line in marmalade – perhaps Hugh bought some as a present for Paddington!
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NASA fully deploys James Webb telescope in space
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In this still picture from a NASA TV broadcast, the James Webb Space Telescope separates from Arianespace's Ariane 5 rocket after launching from Europe's Spaceport, the Guiana Space Center in Kourou, French Guiana, on December 25, 2021 Photograph:( AFP )
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope is enabling humanity to observe reaches of space with a wholly new generation of technology. Web telescope will be the successor of aging Hubble Space Telescope. The unfolding process of the Webb telescope is complete
James Webb Space Telescope was to open a whole new vista for humanity in space. This much was definitely known. But deployment of the most powerful telescope ever built was a challenge as it needed careful unfolding of its components. The major milestone was achieved on Saturday (January 8) as the tricky, two-week-long deployment process was completed. The final golden mirror panel was unfolded.
Teams in NASA's James Webb Space Telescope's control room cheered on confirmation that the space telescope's final wing was deployed and latched into place.
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Because the telescope was too large to fit into a rocket's nose cone in its operational configuration, it was transported folded up.
Unfurling has been a complex and risky task -- "arguably the most challenging deployment program ever done by NASA," said NASA engineer Mike Menzel.
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On Saturday morning, engineers sent a command from the Space Telescope Science Institute in Baltimore, Maryland for the final section of golden mirror to unfold.
According to NASA, after the mirror was latched into place at 1:17 PM (1817 GMT), "the team declared all major deployments successfully completed."
"I want to tell you just how excited and emotional I am right now," said Zurbuchen on the live video feed. "We have a deployed telescope on orbit."
Webb, the successor to Hubble, blasted off in an Ariane 5 rocket from French Guiana on December 25, and is heading to its orbital point, a million miles (1.6 million kilometers) from Earth.
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Though Webb will reach its space destination, known as the second Lagrange point, in a matter of weeks, it still has around another five and a half months of setup to go.
"While the journey is not complete, I join the Webb team in breathing a little easier and imagining the future breakthroughs bound to inspire the world," said NASA Administrator Bill Nelson.
Next steps include aligning the telescope's optics, and calibrating its scientific instruments.
Far reaches of the Universe
Its infrared technology will allow it to see the first stars and galaxies that formed 13.5 billion years ago, giving astronomers new insight into the earliest epoch of the Universe.
Earlier this week, the telescope deployed its five-layered sunshield -- a 70-foot (21 meter) long, kite-shaped apparatus that acts like a parasol, ensuring Webb's instruments are kept in the shade so they can detect faint infrared signals from the far reaches of the Universe.
The sunshield will be permanently positioned between the telescope and the Sun, Earth and Moon, with the Sun-facing side built to withstand 230 degrees Fahrenheit (110 degrees Celsius).
Visible and ultraviolet light emitted by the very first luminous objects has been stretched by the Universe's expansion, and arrives today in the form of infrared, which Webb is equipped to detect with unprecedented clarity.
Its mission also includes the study of distant planets to determine their origin, evolution, and habitability.
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Sunday Life understands Leah Finlay from Castlederg, one of the fans identified from the video, will be issued with a ban in a joint effort between the IFA and the Amalgamation of Northern Ireland Supporters' Clubs (AONISC).
She was captured with friends on video as a group sang "we hate Catholics, everybody hates Roman Catholics" to the tune of Tiffany's 1987 pop classic I think We're Alone Now in a packed south Belfast bar last Sunday.
Wearing a replica Northern Ireland jersey, Leah (right) can be seen dancing on a chair leading the hate-filled chanting with a smile on her face as fans around her enthusiastically join in.
In the footage other supporters can also be seen happily dancing on a chair as people belt out the bigoted alternative lyrics to the hit.
Sunday Life made a number of efforts to contact some of the people who could be identified from the video.
No one answered the door at Finlay's home in Killen but a friend of the family approached our reporter and firstly told him to "clear off" and then shouted "f*** off".
On her Twitter profile Finlay's bio reads: "Live in killen .. Suport killen rangers thats all ya need ta no (sic)" and on her now deleted Facebook account, she claimed to have worked for the club.
Last week, Killen Rangers issued a statement slamming the behaviour of those associated with the club in the video and promised to take action if "deemed appropriate".
The fans group AONISC said they were working with the IFA to ascertain the identity of all the individuals shown to be involved in sectarian singing in the video.
The body also added the investigation is "currently ongoing" and stated their intention to take "firm and appropriate action against those involved".
AONISC chairman Gary McAllister confirmed the culprits would be prevented from getting tickets to future Northern Ireland matches and voiced his support for the introduction of football banning orders here.
He said: "While we believe that the IFA cannot ultimately be held responsible for the idiotic behaviour of a small number of people away from the stadium, we recognise the very significant harm this incident has caused to the image and reputation of the Irish FA, Northern Ireland fans and Northern Ireland football.
"With this in mind we're in agreement that, once properly identified, those involved should be prevented from receiving tickets for future Northern Ireland games.
"We believe it's important to send out the clearest possible message that this behaviour is unwelcome and unacceptable.
"In response to calls for the introduction of banning orders in Northern Ireland the AONISC had made a submission on this issue in response to a Northern Ireland Office consultation in 2009 and that the group would support their introduction but only under certain circumstances.
"Based on the experience shared with us by supporters' organisations in other parts of the UK, we believe that a two-tier approach to banning orders would be required, should they be introduced in Northern Ireland. Banning orders carry very severe consequences for those who are convicted and we feel that their use is appropriate for serious incidents involving violent behaviour.
"A secondary option to include civil banning orders or voluntary banning orders could be considered for other types of serious misconduct within stadiums.
"Where some form of punishment is deemed necessary, however, the introduction of any sanction has to be proportionate to the offence."
After the video was shared widely on Twitter last week, Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill said: "That's one or two mindless idiots to be honest and that's not a reflection of 99.9% of the support."


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By Sharon Gaudin
With the rollout of Solaris 9, Sun Microsystems has integrated a bevy of management, processing and middleware features to try to turn its flagship operating system into a sophisticated back-end and middleware environment.
And since Sun didn't focus on one or two major new features in this latest Solaris release, industry analysts say most IT shops should be able to find what they're looking for in the 300 new feature additions. The integration of so many new capabilities is designed to make Solaris a more complete and sophisticated platform, boosting application performance, partitioning and management.
"This is all about breadth of enhancements," says Gordon Haff, an analyst at Illuminata, a research and consulting firm based in Nashua, N.H. "With 300 new features — even though some are pretty minor — they're hitting a lot of different areas. It's not that every single administrator is going to benefit from all these features. Certain changes will be important to probably every [IT] shop."
In this release, Sun is adding a long list of features including:
Integrating parts of the iPlanet stack, which includes the addition of the Sun ONE directory server and the planned addition of the Sun ONE application server;
Solaris Flash, which is designed to ease and speed application distribution;
Solaris Patch Manager, which helps administrators control how they release changes to the operating system;
An "enterprise class" firewall;
Provisioning and change management software;
Bundling a J2EE (Java 2 Enterprise Edition) application server aimed at easing the deployment of Java applications and Web services; and
Built-in resource management tools that lets administrators set parameters of the CPU, memory and bandwidth for specific groups of workers or applications within the network.
"Solaris 9 integrates a Volume Manager and a Multi-pathing IO and it simplified management and provided me with redundancy," says John DeStefano, a member of the technical staff at 3PARdata Inc., a storage company based in Freemont, Calif. "Performance-wise, it allowed me to run a single application through multiple channels. If I lose one path, I still have another and don't lose access to my data. Greater uptime always means lower costs."
Nothing 'Compelling Right Now To Have Us Move'
DeStefano, who runs 10 Solaris servers in his IT shop, says they've spent the last nine months beta testing Solaris 9. And while he found the new version to be "rock solid," he says 3PARdata won't be immediately upgrading from his current systems.
"Solaris 8 and Solaris 7 are very stable operating systems," he adds. "There isn't anything compelling right now to have us move."
And that may be a common plan among most Solaris shops, according to Al Gillen, research director of system software at IDC, a Framingham, Mass.-based consulting firm.
"Remember that customers who use operating systems like Unix don't run out and buy a new version because a new version came out," says Gillen. "Historically, even a year after an operating system like this is released, it's not unusual for them to have only a small percentage of their customer base using the latest release. …If something is working and it's locked down and stable, they won't make a move because something new is out there."
Brad Day, a senior analyst with Giga Information Group, adds that since Solaris has historically been a solid OS, corporate users are running old releases. Solaris 2.6, for instance, is still running in 35% of Solaris shops out there, according to Day. And Solaris 8 only accounts for 46%.
"The upgrade to Solaris 9 will be compelling for those [IT executives] running the older releases, the Solaris 2.6," says Day, who adds that administrators will be most enticed by the increased performance and manageability. "If a new version makes system administrators more productive, that's great news. Cost efficiency and human efficiency. And they're getting that here."
Day says the addition of Solaris Flash means that a task that once took four days might now take as little as four hours. He explains that when an administrator is building applications onto a server, it includes taking the time to load the CDs, test the applications and handle the configuration. To load the same application on another server means repeating all of those steps. Solaris Flash, though, will enable administrators to take a snap shot, or carbon, of that loading process and distribute it across multiple servers.
"You're really starting to see more and more pieces of automation, of middleware of management being wrapped into the operating environment," says Illuminata's Haff. "The operating system really got more sophisticated."
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Q: AWS MFA does not work with Authy desktop I have authy installed on Ubuntu 20.04.2.  On my IAM user page I click on the Manage link and Virtual MFA device.  I copy the secret key.  In Authy I click + to add an account and copy the secret key from AWS.  I click Add Account, choose a title and select AWS and leave the token length set to 6.  When I submit AWS gives an error showing Invalid MFA device.
Is there something more I need to do to get MFA with Authy and AWS?

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Not much of an answer, but authy's been working.

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Стефан (Стјепан) Дабиша је био краљ Срба Босне, Поморја, Хумске земље, Доњих Краја, Западних страна, Усоре, Соли и Подриња од 1391. до 1395. године.

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На престо је дошао послије смрти Твртка I. У првим годинама своје владавине је успео да сачува неокрњене границе босанске државе из доба Твртка I. У пролеће 1392. одбио је једну турску провалу у Босну. Раздор између Дабише и босанских великаша с једне стране и вођа хрватског племства с друге стране искористио је угарски краљ Сигисмунд да их сломи. Пошто је разорио упориште хрватских великаша - Добор 1394. а њих заробио, угарском краљу потчинио се и Стефан Дабиша. Босански краљ се одрекао власти над Далмацијом и Хрватском, примио је вазалне односе и заједно с властелом сложио се да после његове смрти престо преузме Сигисмунд. Тако су уништене тековине моћне босанске државе из периода Твртка I и њен утицај на Балкану.

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AFTER BOASTING AUTOMATIC RESIDENCY FOR SYRIAN REFUGEE ASYLUM SEEKERS, SWEDISH AUTHORITIES URGE SYRIANS NOT TO RUSH EMBASSIES……. – The Tundra Tabloids…….
AFTER BOASTING AUTOMATIC RESIDENCY FOR SYRIAN REFUGEE ASYLUM SEEKERS, SWEDISH AUTHORITIES URGE SYRIANS NOT TO RUSH EMBASSIES…….
The lunacy begins to unfold itself…….
"It's too early to say if it's a consequence of the decision made the previous week (granting asylum to all Syrians applying for it in Sweden)," she said.
NOTE: The Swedes never factored into the equation that an embassy is de facto home soil.
In early September, Sweden became the first and so far only European Union country to promise blanket asylum to all Syrian citizens already within Sweden and who apply, citing the violence in the Middle Eastern country.
"More Syrians have come to Sweden's embassies in the countries around Syria to ask for asylum," said Camilla Aakesson Lindblom, a spokeswoman for the Swedish foreign ministry.
"However, you cannot apply for asylum at the embassies," she added.
"In the period from September 4 to 11, we have received 2,000 applications for asylum, which is really a lot, including 700 from Syrians," she said, adding that during normal weeks Sweden only gets 600 to 800 applications from all nationalities.
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Promising blanket asylum to all Syrians? What certifiable idiot came up with that policy? Even if they insist on people only being eligible to apply in Sweden, they have made themselves a target for millions of middle east asylum seekers who will all claim to be fleeing Syria.
What measures are in place to investigate or prove that claimants actually come from Syrian rather than dozens of other countries?
What limit if any has been set on the numbers who will be accepted?
I suspect the answer is none to all of the above, so what number of asylum seekers do these politicians think the Swedish people will welcome and support?
If politicians haven't given any thought to these issues what do Swedish people think or say?


BUSUTTIL. On September 5, at Mater Dei Hospital, Dr TANCRED BUSUTTIL, obstetrician and gynaecologist, passed away peacefully surrounded by his family, aged 90. His loss is deeply mourned by his loving wife Jutta-Maria, née Zeidler, by his children Tancred and Fiona, Petra and Gordon Caruana Dingli, by his grandchildren Philip, Sophia and George, by Rinalda, widow of his brother Godfrey, by Michael Bianchi, Karin Hamkens and Johann, Lotti and Jörg Breustedt, Sandy Harris, other relatives and friends. A private burial was held at Santa Maria Addolorata Cemetery yesterday, Friday, September 7. Keep him in your thoughts and prayers. May he rest in peace.
GRECH. On September 6, at Gozo General Hospital, JOSEPH G., aged 78, passed away peacefully surrounded by his family. He leaves to mourn his loss his brother George and wife Grace, his niece Josephine, his nephew Thomas and wife Erica, the Victoria Scout Group, the Gozo Business Chamber, and the Catenian Association. Mass præsente cadavere will be said on Monday, September 10, at 5pm at St George Basilica, Victoria. Lord, grant him eternal rest.
AZZOPARDI – ALFRED. In ever loving memory of a beloved husband, father and grandfather, today the 21st anniversary of his demise. Always fondly re-membered with love in the thoughts and prayers of his wife Maria Stella, his daughters Josette, Alexandra and Daria, in-laws and grandchildren. May the Lord grant him eternal rest.
BONELLO. In loving memory of CARMELINA (Lina) and RICHARD A. who passed away on September 8, 2008, and September 12, 1993, respectively. Dearly missed by their daughters Sylvia and Dorothy and their families. Lord, grant them eternal rest.
CARUANA GALIZIA – VICTOR, died on this day in 1968. His family.
FELLS. Cherished memories of IAN, today being the 10th anniversary of his demise. Always in our hearts and prayers. Sadly missed by his wife Marjut, his daughter Christine, her husband Wayne and his granddaughter Chloe, his brother Michael and his wife Karin and his nephew Simon. Remember him in your thoughts and prayers.
GALEA. In ever loving memory of BARBARA-ANN, née Douthwaite, on the 47th anniversary of her demise, aged 38.
To show dear mum we think of you.
Forever in our hearts, thoughts and prayers. Her children Yvonne, Christina, Adrian and Sarah, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
MIZZI – BERTIE. In loving memory of a beloved husband, father and grandfather on the third anniversary of his passing. Sadly missed and fondly remembered by Elda, Alec, Bernie and Stephanie. The 6pm Mass at Our Lady of Victories Basilica, Senglea, on Monday, September 10, will be celebrated in his memory.
SATARIANO. In ever loving memory of my dear father GEORGE, today the 53rd anniversary of his passing away. Always in my thoughts and prayers. Anna.
SATARIANO – GEORGE. In loving memory of a dear father. Always in our thoughts and prayers. James and Oriel.
SATARIANO. GEORGE – In loving memory of our dear father on the anniversary of his passing. Fondly remembered by Jo Jo, Angela, Patrick and Rebekah.
SPITERI – CARMELA. On the second anniversary of her passing away. Unfading memories of a dearest mother-in-law to Freda, widow of her son Charles, and a loving grandmother to Vicky, Karl and Daniela. Masses for the repose of her soul will be said tomorrow at 8am at Mosta parish church and at 10.30am at Stella Maris parish church, Sliema. Rest in everlasting peace.
VELLA – VINCENT. Treasured memories of my beloved brother on the fourth anniversary of his demise. Lord, grant him eternal rest. Charles and family.


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