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package Game;

/**
 * Enemy.java
 *
 * Class to model an enemy that spawns in rooms and create its name health
 * damage.
 *
 * @author Drew Smith, Marshall Kirk, Joel Penney
 */

public class Enemy {

	private int damage, health; // Stores the damage and the health of the enemies

	private String name; // Stores the name of the enemy after it has been selected from the array of possible enemies

	private static String[][] nameArray = { // The array of enemy names that can appear, with each subarray
											// storing the planets spawn list
			{ "Wolf", "Bear", "Moose", "Scorpian", "Land Whale", "Flying Bear", "Horse", "Aggresive tree", "Spider",
					"One Ply Toilet paper" },
			{ "Land Fish", "Frog Thing", "Giant Mole", "Venomous snake", "Giant Land Whale", "Zombie",
					"Poisnous flowers", "Radioactive Hamster", "Aggresive mutants", "Super Strong Rodents" },
			{ "Slightly Miffed Sand Hermit", "Rock Crab", "One Ply Toilet paper", "Angry Sand Hermit", "Giant Desert Land Whale", "Pit Viper",
					"Desert Rat", "Aggressive Cactus", "Angry Sand", "Big Scorpion" },
			{ "Huge Bat", "Daredevil", "Guy in a clown mask", "Bat-man", "Giant Flying Pale Land whale", "Guy-who-sneaks-up-and-5-stars-you", "Pile of legos in a dark room",
					"Shady-looking character", "Giant Eagle with INFRARED GOGGLES!!!!", "One Ply Toilet paper"},
			{ "Giant Flying Land whale with freaking laser beams", "Former human", "Demon", "One Ply Toilet paper", "Militerized Ants", "Super mutants",
					"Weaponized AI", "Terminator robots", "Brain Sucking Parasites", "Unkown malicous force" } };

	/**
	 * Constructs enemies and randomly sets a damage and health based on the
	 * planet and the curve for each Also checks to see if it is one of the boss
	 * types
	 *
	 * @param the planet this is on to manage difficulty curve and possible monster spawns
	 */
	public Enemy(int level) {
		name = nameArray[(int) (Math.random() * (level - 1))][(int) (Math.random() * 10)].toLowerCase();//randomly sets the enemy name
		damage = (int) ((Math.random() * (5 * level)) + 1 ); //Randomly set damage
		health = (int) ((Math.random() * (25 * level)) + 1 );//Randomly set health
		if (name.equalsIgnoreCase("Giant Flying Land whale with freaking laser beams")) { //check to see if it is a boss and upscale attacks and health
			System.out.println("The Harbinger of end times has arived");
			damage = (damage + 5) * 2;
			health = (health + 25) * 2;
		}
	}

	/**
	 * Accessor for name
	 *
	 * @return The name of the enemy
	 */
	public String getName() {
		return name;
	}

	/**
	 * Accessor for damage
	 *
	 * @return The damage of the enemy
	 */
	public int getDamage() {
		return damage;
	}

	/**
	 * Accessor for remaining health
	 *
	 * @return The remaining health of the enemy
	 */
	public int getHealth() {
		return health;
	}

	/**
	 * Takes damage from the player and prints the amount of damage done and
	 * then tells the program whether the enemy is alive
	 *
	 * @param the amount of damage to remove from the enemy
	 * @return whether the enemy is alive
	 */
	public boolean takeDamage(int input) {
		health = health - input;
		System.out.println("You attack for: " + input + " points of damage leaving " + health + " points");
		return isAlive();
	}

	/**
	 * Accesor for life
	 *
	 * @return if the enemy is alive
	 */
	public boolean isAlive() {
		if (health <= 0)
			return false;
		else
			return true;
	}

}

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Bonds aren't doing what they normally would in a bear market and they're becoming more attractive than stocks right now, one strategist says
Zahra Tayeb
Sat, July 9, 2022 at 2:00 a.m. ·
US stocks have tumbled in 2022 as investors have panicked about growth and rising interest rates.Spencer Platt/Getty Images
Bonds are turning into a better alternative to stocks in the current market, one strategist said.
It comes as the Federal Reserve raises the benchmark interest rate to ward off red-hot inflation.
In past bear markets however, interest rates have fallen, which has depressed bond yields, making them less attractive.
Bear markets in US stocks are rare, but the current one is more unusual still. Aggressive interest rate hikes are changing the market's dynamic with bonds, according to strategist Melissa Brown.
Brown, who specializes in market risk at financial intelligence firm Qontigo, told Insider that in today's market, bonds are becoming an increasingly attractive alternative to stocks. In past bearish environments, bonds have typically become progressively less attractive as an alternative to equities.
That's because the Federal Reserve is trying to cool rampant inflation running across the economy with a string of big interest rate hikes, starting with a 75-basis-point hike in May.
"What's really different this time, since the peak of the market, rates have doubled," Brown said. "That is a huge difference and it is running counter to policy solutions that we've seen prior bear markets so it makes it tougher to make the case for equities."
The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note has doubled over the course of 2022 to around 3%, close to its highest in a decade, while the S&P 500 index has fallen by around 19%, putting it in range of the technical definition of a bear market.
A bear market is defined as a prolonged period of declining stock prices and usually involves a 20% fall from a previous high.
Worries about the US economy tumbling into a recession have dampened investor confidence, only to be recently exacerbated by Fed Chair Jerome Powell who suggested an economic downturn is not intended, but could certainly be a possibility.
Against that backdrop, yields on the 10-year US Treasury note would ordinarily have fallen, as economic uncertainty tends to attract risk-averse investors. Bond prices and yields move inversely to one another.
However, because the Fed's main tool to tackle inflation is to raise interest rates, bonds have suffered along with stocks, as inflation erodes the purchasing power of fixed-income returns. But this has left bonds looking like more of an attractive bet for yield-hungry investors.
The dividend yield on the S&P 500 is running at around 1.65% right now, a little over half the yield on the 10-year US Treasury, according to Bloomberg data.
That said, there is a difference between this bear market and previous ones. Unlike in 2000, after the dotcom bubble burst, or 2008, when the subprime crisis erupted, the Fed is raising interest rates this time, not cutting them.
When central banks cut interest rates, it makes company financing cheaper, it makes stocks with better dividend yields look more attractive, it drives bond prices up and it encourages diversification, Brown said.
Now, with yields on US Treasuries rising, it's increasing investor appetite for fixed income.
"Bonds are becoming a better alternative to stocks than they've been for a long time, in comparison to other bear markets where bond yields have actually come down throughout the course of a bear market," Brown said.
The gap between the yield on the 10-year Treasury and the S&P 500 dividend yield is close to its widest in a decade, according to Bloomberg data.
She added: "If bond yields are 3.4% or 4%, all of a sudden they're looking attractive, whereas in these prior bear markets, they were getting less and less attractive, although albeit, from higher levels. Rates came down a lot in both 2000 and 2007, but they were higher than they were now but they were coming down, not going up."
Meanwhile, investors are increasingly buying stocks that offer lower volatility, as well as better value and profitability, a sign that they are cautious about the outlook of the US economy and that's bad news for the stock market, Brown said.
"There's a need to see sentiment pick up, for investors to get a little less risk-averse, to really start to see the market turnaround," she said.
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2 in a row Ike. Youre more useful than Eh Hole.
The current rate for a GIC is 4% on $100k or more and is likely to be 4.75% after the next rate hike in Canada. However, with real inflation running close to 20% that still means youre losing 15% in purchsing power, but hey, thats prbly better for the gold bugs than what theyve been getting lately eh.
Wheres that Totall tool anyway?
Bucco

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Zoe Saldaña Shares Tip James Cameron Gave Her While Filming Avatar
Zoe Saldaña is one of the biggest stars of the franchise avatarwhere he lives the Na'vi Neytiri, one of the protagonists of the 20th Century Fox film series. Now the actress has surprised fans of the production, revealing tips that she received from the legendary James Cameron, creator of the franchise that is coming to its second film.
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Considered by many to be one of the greatest filmmakers of all time, James Cameron he is also known for helping other professionals involved in his productions.
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speak well of James Cameron it's rain on the wet, as the filmmaker is one of the biggest names in Hollywood of all time. The director's career is brilliant, where he directed big hits like The Terminator (1984), Aliens Rescue (1986), Titanic (1997) and Avatar (2009), just to name a few. In fact, James Cameron is the owner of the two highest grossing cinemas, since Titanic has raised US$ 2.202 billion and avatarr reached an incredible US$ 2.922 billion.
Now Zoe Saldaña has revealed that the director helped her a lot during the construction of Neytiriwhich he plays in the franchise arrives is coming to his second film
Zoe Saldaña reveals hints of James Cameron
During an appearance on the First We Feast channel, Zoe Saldaña revealed how the director of avatar helped her, giving important tips about her character, check it out:
🇧🇷Yeah, a key note for me as I was putting Neytiri together and because I was the first person on the cast, I was working with all these people and we were building Na'vi together. And we were part of a team and it was so great the way they walked and the way they turned and stuff like that. And I remember one day Jim said, 'You have to understand that they don't lie. It's not in their nature. So that kind of stuck with me and I tried to always process that. Whatever you tell her, she will believe it. And whatever she's thinking, she'll say it. That always stayed with me."
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Q: mhchem - bold part of equation typeset with \ce{} I'm trying to typeset a chemical equation using the mhchem package, and I want to bold just one part of the equation (to emphasize the product, in this case).
If I type \ce{a A + b B -> c \textbf{C} + d D}, then that produces a A + b B → c C + d D. That's perfectly fine, of course. But I cannot put any more complex chemical formulas within the \textbf{} command. If I enter, for example, \ce{NH3(g) + HCl(g) -> \textbf{NH4Cl}(s)}, ammonium chloride is typeset as NH4Cl(s), without the subscript.
I tried writing the subscript manually (NH_4Cl), but $\ce{NH3(g) + HCl(g) -> \textbf{NH_4Cl}(s)}$ did not work, and instead gave me a bunch of errors (missing $, extra } or forgotten $, missing {, and missing }).

I'm pretty new here so I'm not exactly sure how this MWE thing works —  I don't have much that works, but as far as I can tell the code I was using to try things out seems to be pretty close to a MWE. Please let me know if I should provide anything else.
\documentclass{article}

\usepackage[version=4]{mhchem}

\begin{document}

\ce{a A + b B -> c C + d D}

\ce{a A + b B -> c \textbf{C} + d D}

\ce{NH3(g) + HCl(g) -> \textbf{NH4Cl}(s)}

\end{document}

A: An \textbf is a hard break inside a \ce. What goes inside \textbf's argument is not processed by the mhchem package.
This is the way to go.
\ce{NH3(g) + HCl(g) -> $\textbf{\ce{NH4Cl}}$(s)}

Use $ to indicate that you want to escape mhchem parsing (mhchem does the correct guessing that \textbf and the next {} belong together, but using $ is much clearer). Then use \textbf, then use \ce inside.
The $ part (or the \textbf for that matter) might interrupt the mhchem flow. The succeeding (s) works fine, here, but you might not be always so lucky (for instance, a $\textbf{4}$ would not be recognized as a number).

A: Try

*

*using \ce in math mode (this dose change the output when you use a text font that looks different from the math font, or in headings, as commented by @mhchem) and

*using \mathbf instead of \textbf
See this example:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage[version=4]{mhchem}

\begin{document}
$\ce{NH3(g) + HCl(g) -> \mathbf{NH_4Cl}(s)}$
\ce{NH3(g) + HCl(g) -> NH_4Cl(s)}
\end{document}

A: It works flawlessly with chemformula, with the difference that the indeterminate coefficients should be typeset in math.
\documentclass{article}

\usepackage{chemformula}

\begin{document}

\ch{$a$ A + $b$ B -> $c$ C + $d$ D}

\ch{$a$ A + $b$ B -> $c$ \textbf{C} + $d$ D}

\ch{NH3(g) + HCl(g) -> \textbf{NH4Cl}(s)}

\end{document}

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Having recently welcomed my first child into the world, I took two weeks off my public sector, College lecturing. I was shocked, however, when my pay arrived in the bank, considerably less than usual, as I'd only been given the ordinary statutory payment (SMP), which is £138.18 per week! My bank account was empty – just at the time when life has suddenly become more expensive.
That time off was vital in helping me to adjust to all the new duties – nappy-changing, baby-bathing and, of course, coping with much less sleep than previously. Being there and helping for the first two weeks was incredibly important and I think that government should ensure that fathers are not penalised for taking time off.
Why can't employers just treat this as two weeks absence (equivalent to the usual length of a holiday or illness) with full pay maintained? Surely, this would have a negligible effect on businesses, but be a huge boost for new dads (and their families!)? Of course, a fair cap would need to be introduced, possibly set at the level where individuals start paying higher rate income tax (£41,865 or about £800 per week – before tax!). This would reduce costs of change and be more equitable.
Both the Local Council and College where I live seem to have the same policy and do not offer any top-up to the statutory minimum. I note, however, that NHS Scotland seems to be much more generous and basically keeps fathers on full-pay during their two-week paternity leave. Meanwhile, Council workers in the Highlands, doing exactly the same job, receive one week full pay, followed by one week SMP, which is a considerable improvement.
Sweden, however, lead the way. There appears to be a "daddy month", meaning that if both parents take at least one month leave, then they'll receive an extra month on their total allowance. Then, in 2002, this was expanded to TWO MONTHS!
Surely, two weeks fully-paid leave for a new dad is the least that should be offered.
Why do we lock-up offenders and throw away the key? What is the point of institutions that create, not better citizens, but model prisoners? When will we realise that investing properly in rehabilitating some of society's most damaged individuals will pay huge dividends in the long-term?
Back in 2010, then Justice Secretary (Ken Clarke) promised "revolutionary" change: "More than half of the crime in this country is committed by people who have been through the system. We must now take action and shut off this revolving door of crime and reoffending." In fact, figures showed then that the prison population doubled 1992-2010 as politicians competed to talk toughest on crime. At that time, over 60% those on short sentences were reconvicted and sent back behind bars within one year of their release, demonstrating the system is simply not fit for purpose. There has been some progress with "Community Payback Orders" more widely used, enabling offenders to give back to those they have wronged by maintaining graveyards or creating flowerbeds.
However, I was struck again by the injustice of prisons on hearing the Prime Minister extolling the benefits of work for unemployed people, most recently the obese, or in the example quoted, the young: "From day one they must play their part and make an effort. That could mean making meals for older people, cleaning up litter and graffiti, or working for local charities." Why is there such an obsession with those on the "dole" and such scant regard for those condemned to enforced idleness, left to rot in a cell?
Those who must be locked-up inside prisons to protect society from the danger they pose should still be expected to contribute. More institutions are starting to offer workshops where murderers or burglars can refurbish bicycles or wheelchairs and other items for the disabled in this country and overseas. However, this engages only a small proportion of the 85,567 prison population, which is a real unemployment scandal! Similarly, asylum seekers coming into this country with much-needed skills in medicine or engineering face being forced into idleness whilst their claims for refuge are processed, which can take many months or even years.
If politicians truly believe work is so ennobling and vital, why do they restrict opportunities for individuals to flourish?


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Radio Times TV and entertainment review of the year – part four
Here we go - it's the final instalment... October, November and December
David Attenborough's landmark documentary, Frozen Planet, began on BBC1. It had all the breathtaking scenery and fascinating animal action we have come to expect from these large-scale documentaries. It was not without its controversies, though, and the BBC later denied allegations that placing footage of animals in captivity among shots in the Arctic was designed to mislead viewers.
The Apprentice was on our screens again, but this time with teenagers taking on Lord Sugar's challenges. They coped admirably and their successes made us all feel suitably humbled. Award-winning cult science-fiction show Misfits also returned for its third successful series on Channel 4.
Gritty drama Top Boy portrayed the violent reality of Britain's underprivileged, drug-ridden subculture. Channel 4 seemed to tap into people's curiosity about what had led to the August riots and the series was a success.
Apple founder Steve Jobs lost his long-running battle with cancer. His name, the iPad 2 and yet-to-be-announced iPhone 5 became three of the most searched queries on Google this year.
The nation said goodbye to one of its entertainment greats, Sir Jimmy Savile, who died aged 84 at his home in Leeds.
The news continued to keep us hooked to our televisions. This month saw the toppling and murder of Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi. An image of his body was taken on a mobile phone and was quickly circulated on social media sites. The BBC were criticised for showing graphic images in early-evening news broadcasts.
Life's Too Short began on BBC1, written by Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant and starring Hollywood's "go-to dwarf", Warwick Davis. "If The Office reflected those quaint docu-soaps of the 1990s with normal people getting their 15 minutes of fame," Gervais told RT, then Life's Too Short "is reflecting the modern documentary that follows D-list celebs living out every second of their lives in front of a camera." Viewers either loved it or hated it and a second series has been confirmed.
The X Factor's tousle-haired rock fiend Frankie Cocozza was given the boot after breaking some of the show's suspiciously unspecific "rules", sending the media into a frenzy and injecting some much needed drama into this year's contest.
Everyone's favourite choirmaster, Gareth Malone, brought music to our living rooms once more with The Choir: Military Wives. Their song, Wherever You Are, has become the fastest selling single in six years and made it to the coveted Christmas number one spot.
Hit US drama series Pan Am (billed as Mad Men on a plane) came to BBC2. Despite the nation's obsession with glamorous period pieces, it failed to win the large audiences it was expected to attract.
I'm a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! returned to ITV with its usual blend of eclectic celebrities and disgusting insect-based challenges. Drama erupted as Freddie Starr was forced to leave after seeking medical advice and Peter Andre returned to the show – but only to set a challenge. It was eventually won by McFly bass player Dougie Poynter, who was run close by The Only Way Is Essex favourite, Mark Wright.
Strictly Come Dancing reached its conclusion this month with another victory for McFly. This time it was drummer Harry Judd waltzing into first place after 14 weeks of blisters, bruises and ballroom tantrums.
The X Factor also declared its winners this month – manufactured girl band Little Mix beat Marcus Collins and released a cover of Damien Rice's Cannonball. The quartet made it to number one the week after the live final but couldn't hold the position to beat off the Military Wives in the race for Christmas number one.
Steven Moffat announced this month that Karen Gillan and Arthur Darvill (Amy Pond and Rory Williams) will be leaving the Tardis in the next series of Doctor Who.
Jeremy Clarkson put his foot in it once again as he said on The One Show that all public sector strikers should be shot. The BBC received more than 30,000 complaints, but director-general Mark Thompson refused to sack him, saying: "Clarkson's remarks were absolutely and clearly intended as a joke."
Read Radio Times's TV and entertainment review of the year – part one
Read Radio Times's TV and entertainment review of the year – part two
Read Radio Times's TV and entertainment review of the year – part three
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Gareth Malone
Harry Judd
I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here!
The Choir: Military Wives
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10 of the best reality TV moments from 2013
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Jaguar seeks £1bn Government lifeline as sales plummet
By Karl West
Updated: 07:50 EDT, 26 November 2008
Ratan Tata, chairman of the Tata group: The company has joined a growing list of casualties
Jaguar Land Rover has held secret talks with the Government to plead for a £1billion loan.
The company has joined a growing list of industry casualties, including Ford, General Motors and Chrysler.
Its appeal for a taxpayer bailout comes nine months after the Indian conglomerate Tata Group bought the famous marques from Ford for £1.3billion.
That deal was financed by a £2billion bridging loan from banks, which also provided funding to keep the business running.
Tata, which also owns Tetley Tea and the former British Steel group Corus, now wants the UK government to provide it with a further two-year loan because it is difficult to access the debt markets since the credit crunch started.
To make matters worse, sales of the group's vehicles have fallen sharply, causing Tata big problems in finding the cash to make its debt repayments.
Car sales across the industry have fallen, forcing the giants of Detroit's 'motor city' - Ford, General Motors, and Chrysler - to fight for their survival. GM, which owns Vauxhall, has been pushed to the brink of bankruptcy and looks certain to collapse unless the U.S. government steps in with a rescue package.
Darling to hit high earners: New top rate of tax will pay for £20bn giveaway Will the VAT cut make ANY difference? Shops are already giving huge discounts, while food bills are VAT-free...
Brown kills off speculation of early general election after Tories take 11% lead
British car sales are down 25 per cent this year as potential buyers delay new purchases because of worsening economic conditions.
This has forced the UK industry to go cap in hand to the government for a handout.
Government sources said Gordon Brown is studying Jaguar Land Rover's request.
The company employs 15,000 workers in the UK. Last year Land Rover produced 230,000 vehicles at its Solihull plant in the West Midlands, while Jaguar made 54,000 cars at its nearby Castle Bromwich plant, and at Halewood on Merseyside.
The ailing American bank Citigroup was last night trying to thrash out a funding deal with the U.S. government as it struggled to stave off a collapse.
A Jaguar XKR-S: Sales of the group's vehicles have fallen sharply
Investors have deserted the banking giant as fears grow that it will not have enough capital to withstand sub-prime-related losses of £13.3billion in 2009.
City experts said it needs at least £33.6billion but it cannot be allowed to fail because of the disastrous repercussions on the global economy.
The global bank's chief executive, Vikram Pandit, last week revealed plans to save £6.7billion annually by axing 52,000 jobs worldwide.
The bank's 12,000 UK workers expect to hear this week who will be given their marching orders.
Reports suggest that at least 1,250 will be axed at Canary Wharf in London, with further cuts expected at the Egg credit card business in Derby.


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/* TEMPLATE GENERATED TESTCASE FILE
Filename: CWE122_Heap_Based_Buffer_Overflow__c_CWE805_int64_t_memcpy_06.c
Label Definition File: CWE122_Heap_Based_Buffer_Overflow__c_CWE805.label.xml
Template File: sources-sink-06.tmpl.c
*/
/*
 * @description
 * CWE: 122 Heap Based Buffer Overflow
 * BadSource:  Allocate using malloc() and set data pointer to a small buffer
 * GoodSource: Allocate using malloc() and set data pointer to a large buffer
 * Sink: memcpy
 *    BadSink : Copy int64_t array to data using memcpy
 * Flow Variant: 06 Control flow: if(STATIC_CONST_FIVE==5) and if(STATIC_CONST_FIVE!=5)
 *
 * */

#include "std_testcase.h"

/* The variable below is declared "const", so a tool should be able
 * to identify that reads of this will always give its initialized value. */
static const int STATIC_CONST_FIVE = 5;

#ifndef OMITBAD

void CWE122_Heap_Based_Buffer_Overflow__c_CWE805_int64_t_memcpy_06_bad()
{
    int64_t * data;
    data = NULL;
    if(STATIC_CONST_FIVE==5)
    {
        /* FLAW: Allocate and point data to a small buffer that is smaller than the large buffer used in the sinks */
        data = (int64_t *)malloc(50*sizeof(int64_t));
        if (data == NULL) {exit(-1);}
    }
    {
        int64_t source[100] = {0}; /* fill with 0's */
        /* POTENTIAL FLAW: Possible buffer overflow if data < 100 */
        memcpy(data, source, 100*sizeof(int64_t));
        printLongLongLine(data[0]);
        free(data);
    }
}

#endif /* OMITBAD */

#ifndef OMITGOOD

/* goodG2B1() - use goodsource and badsink by changing the STATIC_CONST_FIVE==5 to STATIC_CONST_FIVE!=5 */
static void goodG2B1()
{
    int64_t * data;
    data = NULL;
    if(STATIC_CONST_FIVE!=5)
    {
        /* INCIDENTAL: CWE 561 Dead Code, the code below will never run */
        printLine("Benign, fixed string");
    }
    else
    {
        /* FIX: Allocate and point data to a large buffer that is at least as large as the large buffer used in the sink */
        data = (int64_t *)malloc(100*sizeof(int64_t));
        if (data == NULL) {exit(-1);}
    }
    {
        int64_t source[100] = {0}; /* fill with 0's */
        /* POTENTIAL FLAW: Possible buffer overflow if data < 100 */
        memcpy(data, source, 100*sizeof(int64_t));
        printLongLongLine(data[0]);
        free(data);
    }
}

/* goodG2B2() - use goodsource and badsink by reversing the blocks in the if statement */
static void goodG2B2()
{
    int64_t * data;
    data = NULL;
    if(STATIC_CONST_FIVE==5)
    {
        /* FIX: Allocate and point data to a large buffer that is at least as large as the large buffer used in the sink */
        data = (int64_t *)malloc(100*sizeof(int64_t));
        if (data == NULL) {exit(-1);}
    }
    {
        int64_t source[100] = {0}; /* fill with 0's */
        /* POTENTIAL FLAW: Possible buffer overflow if data < 100 */
        memcpy(data, source, 100*sizeof(int64_t));
        printLongLongLine(data[0]);
        free(data);
    }
}

void CWE122_Heap_Based_Buffer_Overflow__c_CWE805_int64_t_memcpy_06_good()
{
    goodG2B1();
    goodG2B2();
}

#endif /* OMITGOOD */

/* Below is the main(). It is only used when building this testcase on
 * its own for testing or for building a binary to use in testing binary
 * analysis tools. It is not used when compiling all the testcases as one
 * application, which is how source code analysis tools are tested.
 */

#ifdef INCLUDEMAIN

int main(int argc, char * argv[])
{
    /* seed randomness */
    srand( (unsigned)time(NULL) );
#ifndef OMITGOOD
    printLine("Calling good()...");
    CWE122_Heap_Based_Buffer_Overflow__c_CWE805_int64_t_memcpy_06_good();
    printLine("Finished good()");
#endif /* OMITGOOD */
#ifndef OMITBAD
    printLine("Calling bad()...");
    CWE122_Heap_Based_Buffer_Overflow__c_CWE805_int64_t_memcpy_06_bad();
    printLine("Finished bad()");
#endif /* OMITBAD */
    return 0;
}

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Q: Атрибут tabindex для React TypeScript import React from 'react';
import { Day } from '../../blocks/days/days';
import styled from 'styled-components';
import { Li } from '../../styled';

const ListItem = styled(Li)`
  //
`;

interface Props {
  day: Day;
};

export function DayCard({day}: Props) {
  return (
    <ListItem tabindex="0">
      //
    </ListItem>
  );
};

Доброго времени суток. Как прописать для элемента ListItem чтобы он мог принимать атрибут tabindex. В таком виде TypeScript ругается: No overload matches this call.


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Q: Query Returns All Elements/Fields I am trying to get the data that matches my query but for some reason it just ignores the query and returns all the fields.
My code is as follows. I am using Web services and the sharepoint server is 2003.
string queryString= "<In><FieldRef Name='Department' /><Values>";

string[] departments = txtDepartment.Text.Split(',');
for (int i = 0; i < departments.Length; i++)
{
    queryString += "<Value Type='Text'>"+departments[i]+"</Value>";
}
queryString += "</Values></In>";
query.InnerXml = queryString;
nodeListItems = mList.GetListItems(listName, guid, query, null, "5500", null, null);

Could you please advise me where am I going wrong. If I put  at the begging and end it throws soap exception.

A: The <In> element isn't supported prior to SharePoint 2010. See other versions in the SDK.
My guess is, that it was introduced in order to support querying for Managed Terms.
If the 2003 in the question is a typo then your issue may be missing the <Query>, <Where>, </Where> and </Query> elements

A: You're adding the closing
</In>

to the queryString, but it doesn't look like you're adding the starting
<In><Values>


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Q: "in" generic modifier interaction with "where" clause Suppose the following:
interface IBase { }
interface IChild : IBase { }
interface IFace<in T> where T : IBase { }
private class MyClass : IFace<IBase> { }

void Do1()
{
    // This is fine
    IFace<IChild> impl = new MyClass();
}

void Do2<T>() where T : IBase
{
    // This is not
    IFace<T> impl = new MyClass();
}

Why is that? Isn't T in Do2 guaranteed to inherit from/implement IBase?
Edit: forgot where clause in IFace

A: The following code also won't compile because T is not exactly the IBase:
IFace<IBase> x;
IFace<T> impl = x; // T is IBase, but not always IBase is T

It can be some implementation of IChild, for instance.
It may be more clear in the following code:
IFace<Animal> x;
IFace<Dog> impl = x; // A dog is an animal, but not always an animal is a dog

That's why you need an explicit cast:
IFace<T> impl = (IFace<T>)new MyClass();


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Chrám Sethiho I. je staroegyptský chrám ležící na západním břehu řeky Nil u vesnice Kurna, která se nachází nedaleko Luxoru. V 19. století byl chrám mezi cestovateli znám jako Chrám v Kurně, místní obyvatelé jej nazývali Kasr er-Rubajk a staří Egypťané "Skvělý je Sethi v západních Thébách". Chrám byl zasvěcen bohu Amonreovi a kultu Sethiho otce Ramesse I., který si během své krátké vlády nestačil postavit vlastní zádušní chrám.

Architektura chrámového komplexu

Chrám byl obehnán mohutnou hradbou a prvním pylonem, za kterým se nacházelo první nádvoří a královský palác. Funkce paláce byla v podstatě rituální a byl v této podobě postaven vůbec poprvé, avšak v dalších chrámech se vyskytoval již běžně. Královský palác umožňoval, aby se zemřelý faraon během slavností zhmotnil v trůnní síni, kde byl zvěčněn v podobě sochy. Vstup do chrámu je v současné době poblíž východního rohu nádvoří, v místě, kde dříve vedla procesní cesta. Druhé nádvoří je od prvního odděleno dalším pylonem. Oba pylony, jež byly postaveny z nepálených cihel, do dnešní doby úplně zmizely. Samotný chrám postavený nad úrovní nádvoří byl postaven z pískovce a je stále dobře zachovalý. Chrám má trojdílnou strukturu v jehož středu se nachází hypostylová síň, která byla spojena s pylonem alejí sfing. V samotné síni se nacházejí sloupy s hlavicemi ve tvaru papyru. Po pravé straně se nachází nádvoří zasvěcené slunečnímu kultu a na levé straně je kaple zasvěcená kultu královskému. Stejný model byl použit u nedalekého zádušního chrámu královny Hatšepsut. V severní části chrámu se nachází nádvoří, kde jsou k vidění zbytky obětního oltáře. Nádvoří je lemováno výklenky se sochami Sethiho I. Zdi chrámu jsou zdobeny nízkými reliéfy, jež jsou velmi elegantně zpracované a stylem připomínají období 18. dynastie. K chrámu rovněž patřilo rozsáhlé skladiště, které sloužilo k úschově zemědělských produktů. V tomto Sethiho komplexu se objevilo poprvé, avšak v budoucnu bylo budováno i u dalších chrámů, mezi něž například patří zádušní chrám Sethiho syna Ramesse II. – Ramesseum.

Vzhledem ke své poloze byl chrám první zastávkou slavnostního procesí během nádherných slavností údolí. Během římské nadvlády bylo místo přeměněno na průmyslovou zónu, ve které pracovalo mnoho řemeslníků. V koptské době byl na severním nádvoří postaven kostel a na nádvořích vyrostla soukromá obydlí.

Odkazy

Reference

Související články
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Mauro Bernardi (* 11. August 1957 in Wolkenstein in Gröden) ist ein italienischer Bergsteiger und ehemaliger Skirennläufer. Er war auf die Disziplinen Slalom und Riesenslalom spezialisiert. Später gehörte er zu den Förderern des Bergsteigens in Südtirol und schrieb mehrere Bücher zu diesem Thema.

Biografie
Bernardi ist seit seiner Kindheit Mitglied des Ski Clubs Gardena. Die ersten Punkte im Weltcup gewann er im Dezember 1977 mit dem fünften Platz im Slalom von Madonna di Campiglio. Einen Monat später folgten ein zweiter Platz in Zwiesel und ein dritter Platz in Wengen. Bei der Weltmeisterschaft 1978 in Garmisch-Partenkirchen fuhr er im Slalom auf den fünften und im Riesenslalom auf den elften Platz. Am Ende der Saison 1977/78 belegte er in der Slalom-Disziplinenwertung Platz fünf.

In der Folge konnte Bernardi dieses hohe Niveau nicht mehr ganz halten. Im Weltcupwinter 1978/79 fuhr er zweimal unter die besten zehn, in der Saison 1979/80 einmal. Er nahm an den Olympischen Winterspielen 1980 in Lake Placid teil, schied aber sowohl im Slalom als auch im Riesenslalom aus. 1981 trat er vom Spitzensport zurück. Bei italienischen Meisterschaften war er einmal Zweiter und zweimal Dritter geworden.

Nach seinem Rücktritt machte sich Bernardi als Skilehrer und Bergführer selbständig. Er bestieg zahlreiche Berge, darunter den Ama Dablam im Himalaya und den Alpamayo in den Anden. In den Dolomiten eröffnete er 25 neue Kletterrouten sowie den Klettersteig vom Langental zur Steviahütte in der Puezgruppe. Bernardi schrieb mehrere Artikel in Bergsteigermagazinen und veröffentlichte ab 2002 drei Kletterführer für die Berge um Gröden, Cortina d'Ampezzo und im Rosengarten.

Erfolge
Weltcup
 Saison 1977/78: 5. Platz Slalomweltcup, 10. Platz Gesamtweltcup
 2 Podestplätze, 5 weitere Platzierungen unter den besten Zehn

Weltmeisterschaften
 Garmisch-Partenkirchen 1978: 5. Rang im Slalom, 11. im Riesenslalom

Publikationen

Weblinks
 Website von Mauro Bernardi

Alpiner Skirennläufer (Italien)
Olympiateilnehmer (Italien)
Teilnehmer der Olympischen Winterspiele 1980
Bergsteiger (Italien)
Sportler (Südtirol)
Sachbuchautor (Alpinismus)
Person (Wolkenstein in Gröden)
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Mann
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The update introduces a brand new UI to the app that makes it "optimized for iOS 7." I can't exactly say that I'm a fan of the 4-category paginated approach, but some of the new features would be more-than-welcomed on Android. In version 2.0 of Hangouts on iOS, users can send animated stickers, favorite conversations so that you aren't always looking at an endless list of them, send 10-second video clips, and swipe across conversations to get actionable items like Favorite, Video, Mute, and Archive. There are deeper controls over specific contacts as well.
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This repository is an ongoing work of implementing neural network in Python.

We have tried to keep the function and variable names similar to [scikit-learn](http://scikit-learn.org/stable/) and [keras](https://keras.io/). This repository will be updated regularly so stay tuned.

## Optimizers available:
1. **Stochastic Gradient Descent**: use optimizer='SGD'.
    1. **Vanilla Backpropogation**: set momentum to 0 while creating neural network object.
    2. **Classical momentum**: set a value of momentum while creating neural network object.
2. **Nesterov Momentum**: use optimizer='Nesterov' and set a value of momentum while creating neural network object.
3. **RMSProp**: use optimizer='RMSProp' and set a value of decay while creating neural network object.
4. **Adagrad**: use optimizer='Adagrad'.
5. **Adam**:  use optimizer='Adam'.

## Layers available:
1. **Sigmoid**
2. **Tanh**
3. **ReLU**
4. **LeakyReLU**

# Usage:
Divide your data into scikit-learn format of numpy arrays, i.e. have Xtrain, ytrain ,Xtest and ytest where,

1. Xtrain = trainig examples
2. ytrain = training labels
3. Xtest = test examples
4. ytest = test labels

The below example is for classification.
```python

'Load the libraries'
from neuralnetwork.NeuralNetwork import NeuralNetwork
from neuralnetwork.Layers.layers import *
from neuralnetwork.metrics import *
from neuralnetwork.preprocessing import label_encoder

'Lets make a neural network with 2 hidden layers with sigmoid activation'
'Define your own arguments for neural netowrk, this is just an example'
nn = NeuralNetwork(alpha=0.01, epoch=300, criteria='cross_entropy', optimizer='SGD',
                 batch_size=100, verbose=False, decay=0.001, momentum=0.0, random_seed=None)
nn.add(Sigmoid_Layer(num_features,output_dim1))    #Input layer
nn.add(Sigmoid_Layer(output_dim1,output_dim2))     #Hidden layer
nn.add(Sigmoid_Layer(output_dim2,numClasses))      #Hidden layer

'Train the neural network of '
nn.train(Xtrain,ytrain)

'predict using the trained neural network'
pred = nn.predict(Xtest)

accuracy = accuracy_score(ytest, pred)
```
## Note:
For regression the output dimension of the last layer should be 1.

# Support:
If you are having issues, please let us know.
We have a mailing list located at: Neural--Network@google-groups.com

# Contribute:
Please feel free to get in touch for contributions. We have a huge list of things to be implemented
like support for numba and PyCUDA.

# License:
The project is licensed under BSD-3-Clause.


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Aunt Sukey's Choice is a traditional quilt block that can be altered in many ways by your choice of fabrics. Take a look at page 3 to see an illustration of four potential layouts before you begin, and keep in mind there are many other ways to arrange color and contrast.
Like its layout, Aunt Sukey's Choice can be assembled in multiple ways. We'll use no waste Flying Geese to create the 'pointed' outer midsections of the block -- substitute half square triangle units for the geese if you prefer (cutting alternative at the bottom of the page).
Aunt Sukey's Choice can be used in a quilt with an orderly layout, but a block is also a good option if you're making a scrap quilt, with each block sewn from different fabrics.
The quilt block finishes at 12" x 12".
Pencil in your own color choices. If you are a new quilter, read page 2 for a better understanding of the patchwork units and view the alternative layouts on page 3 before beginning.
Not sure about colors? I've included a blank drawing of the block on page 4.
Yours may differ, and you could use two each of two fabrics, same dimensions, rather than 3, to sew four patch units similar to the three other block examples on page 3.
Take a look at the blocks on page 3. The arrangement in the lower right makes it apparent that two geese units are stacked on top of each other. In other layouts, the geese triangles and backgrounds are made with the same two fabrics, but fabric positions flip-flopped to create a taller (narrow) peak when units are sewn together.
Which do you prefer? Decide before cutting fabric.
I don't like to say geese when it's really a goose!
Half square triangle units are sewn together after completion to look like flying geese on the next page. Make 4 of each type of geese that finish at 2" x 2" (they measure 2-1/2" square after assembly). Half square triangle unit instructions.
Aunt Sukey's Choice pattern instructions match the quilt block shown on page 1.
Make another strip set from the remaining 2-1/2" x 10-1/2" strips. Press seam allowance towards the lighter fabric. Square up and cut (4) 2-1/2" segments. Figure 2.
Sew one of each segment together, placing the medium pinks diagonally from each other. Figure 3. Press seam allowance towards the medium pink/light pink segment or fan it out from the center to reduce bulk (a stitch or two will come 'undone' with that technique, bit it makes the units flatter).
Make three more four patch units.
Use the no waste Flying Geese method to make four flying geese from the 5-1/4" x 5-1/4" black square and the (4) 2-7/8" x 2-7/8" brown squares. The first page of the tutorial is a flying geese introduction -- instructions begin on page 2. Each of the four geese should measure 2-1/2" x 4-1/2" when complete. Figure 4.
Use the no waste method again to make four more flying geese from the 5-1/4" x 5-1/4" brown square and (4) 2-7/8" x 2-7/8" black squares. Figure 5.
Sew a Figure 4 geese unit to the top of a Figure 5 geese unit. Press seam allowance towards the top (Figure 4) unit. Repeat to make three more flying geese combos that measure 4-1/2" x 4-1/2" square. Figure 6.
Refer to Figure 7. Arrange the patchwork units and the 4-1/2" center square into three rows as shown. Sew components of each row together. Press new seam allowances in adjoining rows in opposite directions and join the rows. Be sure to match seam intersections.
Press the quilt block. It should measure 12-1/2" x 12-1/2".
Four examples of Aunt Sukey's Choice quilt block color variations illustrate how easy it is to alter the block's appearance. You'll discover many more variations when you experiment with color warmth and contrast.
Click on the image to zoom in and pull it up in a new window. Use color (or regular) pencils to experiment with color and contrast for your Aunt Sukey's Choice quilt block.


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TRPN - це представник родини йонних каналів TRP (TRP-канали), які можуть бути залучені в механорецепції. Назва гену TRPN nompC пішла від без механрецепторного потенціалу Ц (no mechanoreceptor potential C) коли був вперше знайдений в дрозофілі, від чого і N в назві каналу. З того часу, як канал був знайдений в дрозофілі, його гомологи були відкриті та описані у плоских червах (C. elegans), жабах (Xenopus) та в Даніо-реріо (Zebrafish).

Структура
Структура каналу була показана в роботі 2017-го року, яку показали задопомогою кріоелектронної мікроскопії . Рентгеноструктурний аналіз сегментів каналу, що були клоновані з дрозофіли та Даніо-реріо спричинило виникненню гіпотези, що полі-анкіриновий хвіст на N-кінці TRPN залучений  закриванні йонної пори кананлу. Кристалографічні дослідження TRPY1, гомолога TRPN у дріжджах, показали, що консервативні для TRP-родини ароматичні залишки в шостому трансмембранному домені критичні для закритої конформації каналу.

Функція
Оскільки TRPN є механорецептором, він активується на механічні подразнення. Дослідження з видаленням TRPN у дорослих плодових мушкок та личинок показали, що нуль-мутанти мали проблеми з рухом, що може вказувати на роль TRPN у пропріоцепції. Ця гіпотеза пізніше посилилась роботами з імуногістохімічним міченням у плодової мушки,що показали що TRPN у них локалізований на війках сенсил та хордотональних органів у  Джонстоновому органі . Наступні імуногістохімічні дослідження на плодових мушках показали, методами з більшою роздільною здатністю, що TRPN локалізований на дистальному кінці рухомої механочутливої війки в органі Джонстона . Однак, TRPN не обов'язковий для механічого чуття у лічинок  або дорослих мух, що дає причини думати, що механочутливі TRPV канали дрозофіл також виконують механосенсорну роль.

Досліди на C. elegans показали, що мутанти по гену TRPN мали дефекти під час напрямлених рухів, і це було пов'язано з зниженням тактильної реакції на контакт з об'єктом харчування.  З цього випливає, що TRPN є життєвонеобхідним для пропріоцепції. Електрофізіологічні досліди з фіксацією одноканального струму показали, що TRPN відповідає на механічні подразнення та пропускає в основному йони Na, хоча про повну селективність каналу ще не досліджено.

Роботи на лічинках Даніо-реріо також показали, що нокдаун TRPN за допомогою морофолінових олігонуклеотидів спричиняв втрату слуху так само як і відчуття координації, що вказує на подвійну функцію як і в здатності слухати, так і в пропріоцепції. Імуногістохімічними методами на жаб'ячих ембріонах було показано локалізацію TRPN на кінчиках механосенсорних війок на бічній лінії,   волоскових клітинах та війках епітеліальних клітин, з чого припускають роль в варіабельності механосенсорних функцій. TRPN, локалізований на кіноцилії, не на стереоцилії, волоскових клітин амфібій, дає причини допускати наявність двох різних класів механочутливих каналів. Ці данні про варіабельність у різних видах показує, що не лише TRPN є консервативним серед багатьох видів, але має відмінності у їх функціях в механосенсорних системах.

Гени
Наступний список - генів, що кодують TRPN, організований за видами тварин, в яких їх було знайдено. Назви генів специфічні для конкретних видів як і шлях їх відкриття, через що вони можуть не відноситись до TRPN. Посилання на NCBI додані.

Плодова муха (Drosophila melanogaster)

 nompC
 Gene entry

Нематода (Caenorhabditis elegans)

 trp-4
 Gene entry

Африканська шпорова жаба (Xenopus laevis)

 nompc
 Gene entry

Даніо-реріо (Danio rerio)

 trpn1
 Gene entry

Посилання

TRP-канали


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Has Fidel Castro's death changed anything in the country?
Photo courtesy of bellmon1 via Flickr
Daisy Ortiz,
Spanish Editor
On Nov. 25, 2016, Cubans celebrated with pots and pans in the streets of Miami, joyful of what they thought would be a turning point for their homeland, Cuba.
In the United States, we received the news right away and stopped transmitting other programs to talk about the death of Fidel Castro.
The atmosphere in the capital La Havana though was a bit different. People weren't cheering, but they also were not sad.
People did gather at the Revolution Plaza. Ray Sr., a Cuban who is 66 years old and was around eight years old at the time of the revolution says that after the revolution, he was finally able to access an education that provided not only good teachers but also books, notebooks, usable desks, and other basic needs for a proper education.
Before they only had access to good teachers but no supplies, only half of an education.
Raul gave the announcement of his infamous brother's death; however, it was only transmitted for a couple of minutes before regular programming returned.
Even the news outlets didn't give it much attention and the news of Castro's death came towards the end.
I remember watching a 'novela' when my programming in California was interrupted and I heard the Univision correspondent announce Fidel's death.
I was shocked and the next footage shown was that of Cubans throughout Miami cheering and exclaiming their hope for Cuba.
Both Ray and his son, Ray Jr., agree that Cubans who live in Miami have a completely different life than those on the island.
Many Cubans spoke hopefully saying "when Fidel dies, when Fidel dies," says Ray Jr., but "Fidel is dead and nothing has changed."
Ray Sr., however, says that "for poor people, the revolution was the best thing to happen." He does see change, even if it's minimal.
The government does currently provide free education, health care, and rations, and it also allows people to have their own small businesses.
If you are not working or have an extremely low income you can apply for the rations program which means the state provides you with a certain amount of eggs, bread, milk, and other basics paid through the taxes taken from the people.
"The problem is in order to keep these things it takes a lot" says Ray Jr.
"The revolution's biggest mistake was to get more than it could afford," Ray Sr. says. "First they had to have built an economy that could afford it."
Ray Jr. kept speaking about hope but when asked what were his hopes for Cuba he stayed silent, thought about it and responded, "I actually do not know."
Raul Castro is now 86 years old and has announced he will be allowing others to run for president in 2018.
This could result in a change for Cuban politics after over 60 years of Castro men.
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After a few weeks on the beach in Bali, it was time time get out – and into the cool air of the northern Balinese mountains. Friend Andi was nice enough to have rented me a motor bike the week prior, and so I packed up my bags, hopped on the bike, and headed up north towards Munduk. Driving out of the crowds and into the mountains was great – and as I climbed higher, the heat and humidity started to decrease – but just a little. A few pics from Munduk.
With my bike, and bag – that's my excellent GoLite Jam 50 backpack wedged in the front.
The view from my homestay in Munduk.
Hiking to Munduk's waterfall, which was beautiful.
Relaxing in the Banjar Hot Springs with Elisabeth.
A bit of coffee by the lake during my ride back to Ubud.


When she was in her mid-20s, Julie Creffield's mate persuaded her to sign up for a 3k fun run. She weighed around 20 stone, was a card-carrying party girl, and hadn't done any training at all.
As she'll tell anyone, that race hurt. What hurt more though, was the comment made by one small boy.
"As I passed him on the course he shouted out, 'Run fatty run!'" says Julie. "After the race I just sat in my car and cried." It wasn't so much the insult about her weight that hurt, it was the realisation she needed to drastically improve her health and fitness.
"I knew I had to do something about my lifestyle," she says. "So I entered the London Triathlon, and took up running more regularly. But I hated training. Mainly because I was embarrassed to be seen running in public. I'd go out at night or run on the treadmill so that people wouldn't stare or make rude comments.
Within six months, Julie's blog, The Fat Girl's Guide to Running, was attracting readers from across the globe.
Advice on where to buy plus-sized kit, the benefits of running for all shapes and sizes, and info on how the hell to get started made it a go-to site for those looking to take up the sport.
But that wasn't enough. While on maternity leave with her now two-year-old daughter, Julie came up with the idea for One Big Fat Run to prove no-one is too fat to run.
"Big Fat Run is a virtual 5k that takes place on the last weekend of the month," Julie explains. "It's totally free and anybody can join in. Men, women, fat, thin – all you have to do is sign up on Facebook, plan a route near you and run, walk or jog it.
One Big Fat Run has proved so popular with the blog's readers – who share run-selfies, support and advice on social media – that discussions are afoot about turning it into a 'real life' event, along the lines of parkrun.
The blog also boasts a virtual running club – The Clubhouse – which Julie started after attending a traditional running club and finding that "no-one looked like me".
Members can download training plans and e-books, and discuss issues affecting plus-size runners in a private forum.
"One of the best things about the blog is seeing people's confidence grow," says Julie. "Many members are achieving things they never thought possible – I'm training four women to run a marathon, for example!
"Campaigns such as This Girl Can [showing on TV and billboards at the moment] are doing a fantastic job of promoting sport for all and empowering women to get out there and give it a go," she says. "I swear I've seen more women running since it launched.