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package test.wsdl.inout;

import org.apache.axis.holders.DateHolder;
import test.wsdl.inout.holders.AddressHolder;
import test.wsdl.inout.holders.PhoneHolder;

import javax.xml.rpc.holders.IntHolder;
import javax.xml.rpc.holders.StringHolder;
import java.util.Date;

public class InoutSOAPBindingImpl implements Inout
{
    public InoutSOAPBindingImpl() {
        expectedAddress = new Address();
        expectedPhone = new Phone();
        expectedDate = new Date(2002-1900, 6, 23);
        expectedAddress.setStreetNum(1);
        expectedAddress.setStreetName("University Drive");
        expectedAddress.setCity("West Lafayette");
        expectedAddress.setState("IN");
        expectedAddress.setZip(47907);
        expectedPhone.setAreaCode(765);
        expectedPhone.setExchange("494");
        expectedPhone.setNumber("4900");
        expectedAddress.setPhoneNumber(expectedPhone);

        returnAddress = new Address();
        returnPhone = new Phone();
        returnDate = new Date(1998-1900, 3, 9);
        returnAddress.setStreetNum(555);
        returnAddress.setStreetName("Monroe Street");
        returnAddress.setCity("Madison");
        returnAddress.setState("WI");
        returnAddress.setZip(54444);
        returnPhone.setAreaCode(999);
        returnPhone.setExchange("one");
        returnPhone.setNumber("two");
        returnAddress.setPhoneNumber(returnPhone);
    }

    private String printAddress (Address ad) {
        String out;
        if (ad == null)
            out = "\t[ADDRESS NOT FOUND!]";
        else
            out ="\t" + ad.getStreetNum () + " " + ad.getStreetName () + "\n\t" + ad.getCity () + ", " + ad.getState () + " " + ad.getZip () + "\n\t" + printPhone (ad.getPhoneNumber ());
        return out;

    }

    private String printPhone (Phone ph)
    {
        String out;
        if (ph == null)
            out = "[PHONE NUMBER NOT FOUND!}";
        else
            out ="Phone: (" + ph.getAreaCode () + ") " + ph.getExchange () + "-" + ph.getNumber ();
        return out;
    }

    public boolean equals (Address a1, Address a2)
    {
        try
        {
            return a1.getStreetNum() == a2.getStreetNum() && a1.getZip() == a2.getZip() && equals (a1.getPhoneNumber(), a2.getPhoneNumber()) && ((a1.getStreetName() == null && a2.getStreetName() == null) || a1.getStreetName().equals (a2.getStreetName())) && ((a1.getCity() == null && a2.getCity() == null) || a1.getCity().equals (a2.getCity())) && ((a1.getState() == null && a2.getState() == null) || a1.getState().equals (a2.getState()));
        }
        catch (Throwable t)
        {
            return false;
        }
    }

    public boolean equals (Phone p1, Phone p2)
    {
        try
        {
            return p1.getAreaCode() == p2.getAreaCode() && ((p1.getExchange() == null && p2.getExchange() == null) || p1.getExchange().equals (p2.getExchange())) && ((p1.getNumber() == null && p2.getNumber() == null) || p1.getNumber().equals (p2.getNumber()));
        }
        catch (Throwable t)
        {
            return false;
        }
    }

    private Phone expectedPhone;
    private Address expectedAddress;
    private Date expectedDate;
    private int expectedNumber = 99;

    private Phone returnPhone;
    private Address returnAddress;
    private Date returnDate;
    private int returnNumber = 66;

    public void out0Inout0In0 () throws org.apache.axis.AxisFault, TestFailed
    {
    }

    public void out0Inout0In1 (String name) throws org.apache.axis.AxisFault, TestFailed
    {
        if (!"out0Inout0In1".equals (name))
        {
            System.err.println ("Test failure:  out0Inout0In1");
            System.err.println ("expected name = out0Inout0In1");
            System.err.println ("actual name = " + name);
            throw new TestFailed ();
        }
    }

    public void out0Inout0InMany (String name, Address address) throws org.apache.axis.AxisFault, TestFailed
    {
        if (!"out0Inout0InMany".equals (name) || !equals (address, expectedAddress))
        {
            System.err.println ("Test failure:  out0Inout0InMany");
            System.err.println ("expected name = out0Inout0InMany");
            System.err.println ("actual name = " + name);
            System.err.println ("expected address =\n" + printAddress (expectedAddress));
            System.err.println ("actual address =\n" + printAddress (address));
            throw new TestFailed ();
        }
    }

    public void out0Inout1In0 (PhoneHolder phone) throws org.apache.axis.AxisFault, TestFailed
    {
        if (equals (phone.value, expectedPhone))
            phone.value = returnPhone;
        else
        {
            System.err.println ("Test failure:  out0Inout1In0");
            System.err.println ("expected phone = " + printPhone (expectedPhone));
            System.err.println ("actual phone = " + printPhone (phone.value));
            throw new TestFailed ();
        }
    }

    public void out0Inout1In1 (StringHolder name, Address address) throws org.apache.axis.AxisFault, TestFailed
    {
        if (equals (address, expectedAddress) && "out0Inout1In1".equals (name.value))
            name.value = name.value + " yo ho ho!";
        else
        {
            System.err.println ("Test failure:  out0Inout1In1");
            System.err.println ("expected address =\n" + printAddress (expectedAddress));
            System.err.println ("actual address =\n" + printAddress (address));
            System.err.println ("expected name = out0Inout1In1");
            System.err.println ("actual name = " + name.value);
            throw new TestFailed ();
        }
    }

    public void out0Inout1InMany (String name, Address address, PhoneHolder phone) throws org.apache.axis.AxisFault, TestFailed
    {
        if ("out0Inout1InMany".equals (name) && equals (address, expectedAddress) && equals (phone.value, expectedPhone))
            phone.value = returnPhone;
        else
        {
            System.err.println ("Test failure:  out0Inout1InMany");
            System.err.println ("expected name = out0Inout1InMany");
            System.err.println ("actual name = " + name);
            System.err.println ("expected address =\n" + printAddress (expectedAddress));
            System.err.println ("actual address =\n" + printAddress (address));
            System.err.println ("expected phone = " + printPhone (expectedPhone));
            System.err.println ("actual phone = " + printPhone (phone.value));
            throw new TestFailed ();
        }
    }

    public void out0InoutManyIn0 (StringHolder name, AddressHolder address) throws org.apache.axis.AxisFault, TestFailed
    {
        if ("out0InoutManyIn0".equals (name.value) && equals (address.value, expectedAddress))
        {
            name.value = name.value + " yo ho ho!";
            address.value = returnAddress;
        }
        else
        {
            System.err.println ("Test failure:  out0InoutManyIn0");
            System.err.println ("expected name = out0InoutManyIn0");
            System.err.println ("actual name = " + name.value);
            System.err.println ("expected address =\n" + printAddress (expectedAddress));
            System.err.println ("actual address =\n" + printAddress (address.value));
            throw new TestFailed ();
        }
    }

    public void out0InoutManyIn1 (StringHolder name, AddressHolder address, Phone phone) throws org.apache.axis.AxisFault, TestFailed
    {
        if (equals (phone, expectedPhone) && "out0InoutManyIn1".equals (name.value) && equals (address.value, expectedAddress))
        {
            name.value = name.value + " yo ho ho!";
            address.value = returnAddress;
        }
        else
        {
            System.err.println ("Test failure:  out0InoutManyIn1");
            System.err.println ("expected phone = " + printPhone (expectedPhone));
            System.err.println ("actual phone = " + printPhone (phone));
            System.err.println ("expected name = out0InoutManyIn1");
            System.err.println ("actual name = " + name.value);
            System.err.println ("expected address =\n" + printAddress (expectedAddress));
            System.err.println ("actual address =\n" + printAddress (address.value));
            throw new TestFailed ();
        }
    }

    public void out0InoutManyInMany (StringHolder name, AddressHolder address, Phone phone, int number) throws org.apache.axis.AxisFault, TestFailed
    {
        if (equals (phone, expectedPhone) && expectedNumber == number && "out0InoutManyInMany".equals (name.value) && equals (address.value, expectedAddress))
        {
            name.value = name.value + " yo ho ho!";
            address.value = returnAddress;
        }
        else
        {
            System.err.println ("Test failure:  out0InoutManyInMany");
            System.err.println ("expected phone = " + printPhone (expectedPhone));
            System.err.println ("actual phone = " + printPhone (phone));
            System.err.println ("expected number = " + expectedNumber);
            System.err.println ("actual number = " + number);
            System.err.println ("expected name = out0InoutManyInMany");
            System.err.println ("actual name = " + name.value);
            System.err.println ("expected address =\n" + printAddress (expectedAddress));
            System.err.println ("actual address =\n" + printAddress (address.value));
            throw new TestFailed ();
        }
    }

    public int out1Inout0In0 () throws org.apache.axis.AxisFault, TestFailed
    {
        return returnNumber;
    }

    public int out1Inout0In1 (String name) throws org.apache.axis.AxisFault, TestFailed
    {
        if ("out1Inout0In1".equals (name))
        {
            return returnNumber;
        }
        else
        {
            System.err.println ("Test failure:  out1Inout0In1");
            System.err.println ("expected name = out1Inout0In1");
            System.err.println ("actual name = " + name);
            throw new TestFailed ();
        }
    }

    public int out1Inout0InMany (String name, Address address) throws org.apache.axis.AxisFault, TestFailed
    {
        if ("out1Inout0InMany".equals (name) && equals (address, expectedAddress))
        {
            return returnNumber;
        }
        else
        {
            System.err.println ("Test failure:  out1Inout0InMany");
            System.err.println ("expected name = out1Inout0InMany");
            System.err.println ("actual name = " + name);
            System.err.println ("expected address =\n" + printAddress (expectedAddress));
            System.err.println ("actual address =\n" + printAddress (address));
            throw new TestFailed ();
        }
    }

    public Address out1Inout1In0 (StringHolder name) throws org.apache.axis.AxisFault, TestFailed
    {
        if ("out1Inout1In0".equals (name.value))
        {
            name.value = name.value + " yo ho ho!";
            return returnAddress;
        }
        else
        {
            System.err.println ("Test failure:  out1Inout1In0");
            System.err.println ("expected name = out1Inout1In0");
            System.err.println ("actual name = " + name.value);
            throw new TestFailed ();
        }
    }

    public String out1Inout1In1 (StringHolder name, Address address) throws org.apache.axis.AxisFault, TestFailed
    {
        if (equals (address, expectedAddress) && "out1Inout1In1".equals (name.value))
        {
            name.value = name.value + " yo ho ho!";
            return "out1Inout1In1 arghhh!";
        }
        else
        {
            System.err.println ("Test failure:  out1Inout1In1");
            System.err.println ("expected address =\n" + printAddress (expectedAddress));
            System.err.println ("actual address =\n" + printAddress (address));
            System.err.println ("expected name = out1Inout1In1");
            System.err.println ("actual name = " + name.value);
            throw new TestFailed ();
        }
    }

    public String out1Inout1InMany (StringHolder name, Address address, Phone phone) throws org.apache.axis.AxisFault, TestFailed
    {
        if (equals (address, expectedAddress) && equals (phone, expectedPhone) && "out1Inout1InMany".equals (name.value))
        {
            name.value = name.value + " yo ho ho!";
            return "out1Inout1InMany arghhh!";
        }
        else
        {
            System.err.println ("Test failure:  out1Inout1InMany");
            System.err.println ("expected address =\n" + printAddress (expectedAddress));
            System.err.println ("actual address =\n" + printAddress (address));
            System.err.println ("expected phone = " + printPhone (expectedPhone));
            System.err.println ("actual phone = " + printPhone (phone));
            System.err.println ("expected name = out1Inout1InMany");
            System.err.println ("actual name = " + name.value);
            throw new TestFailed ();
        }
    }

    public String out1InoutManyIn0 (StringHolder name, AddressHolder address) throws org.apache.axis.AxisFault, TestFailed
    {
        if ("out1InoutManyIn0".equals (name.value) && equals (address.value, expectedAddress))
        {
            name.value = name.value + " yo ho ho!";
            address.value = returnAddress;
            return "out1InoutManyIn0 arghhh!";
        }
        else
        {
            System.err.println ("Test failure:  out1InoutManyIn0");
            System.err.println ("expected name = out1InoutManyIn0");
            System.err.println ("actual name = " + name.value);
            System.err.println ("expected address =\n" + printAddress (expectedAddress));
            System.err.println ("actual address =\n" + printAddress (address.value));
            throw new TestFailed ();
        }
    }

    public String out1InoutManyIn1 (StringHolder name, AddressHolder address, Phone phone) throws org.apache.axis.AxisFault, TestFailed
    {
        if (equals (phone, expectedPhone) && "out1InoutManyIn1".equals (name.value) && equals (address.value, expectedAddress))
        {
            name.value = name.value + " yo ho ho!";
            address.value = returnAddress;
            return "out1InoutManyIn1 arghhh!";
        }
        else
        {
            System.err.println ("Test failure:  out1InoutManyIn1");
            System.err.println ("expected phone = " + printPhone (expectedPhone));
            System.err.println ("actual phone = " + printPhone (phone));
            System.err.println ("expected name = out1InoutManyIn1");
            System.err.println ("actual name = " + name.value);
            System.err.println ("expected address =\n" + printAddress (expectedAddress));
            System.err.println ("actual address =\n" + printAddress (address.value));
            throw new TestFailed ();
        }
    }

    public String out1InoutManyInMany (StringHolder name, AddressHolder address, Phone phone, int number) throws org.apache.axis.AxisFault, TestFailed
    {
        if (equals (phone, expectedPhone) && expectedNumber == number && "out1InoutManyInMany".equals (name.value) && equals (address.value, expectedAddress))
        {
            name.value = name.value + " yo ho ho!";
            address.value = returnAddress;
            return "out1InoutManyInMany arghhh!";
        }
        else
        {
            System.err.println ("Test failure:  out1InoutManyInMany");
            System.err.println ("expected phone = " + printPhone (expectedPhone));
            System.err.println ("actual phone = " + printPhone (phone));
            System.err.println ("expected number = " + expectedNumber);
            System.err.println ("actual number = " + number);
            System.err.println ("expected name = out1InoutManyInMany");
            System.err.println ("actual name = " + name.value);
            System.err.println ("expected address =\n" + printAddress (expectedAddress));
            System.err.println ("actual address =\n" + printAddress (address.value));
            throw new TestFailed ();
        }
    }

    public void outManyInout0In0 (StringHolder name, AddressHolder address) throws org.apache.axis.AxisFault, TestFailed
    {
        if (name.value == null && address.value == null) {
            name.value = " arghhh!";
            address.value = returnAddress;
        }
        else
            throw new TestFailed ();
    }

    public void outManyInout0In1 (String name, IntHolder number, StringHolder otherName) throws org.apache.axis.AxisFault, TestFailed
    {
        if ("outManyInout0In1".equals (name) && otherName.value == null)
        {
            number.value = returnNumber;
            otherName.value = " yo ho ho!";
        }
        else
        {
            System.err.println ("Test failure:  outManyInout0In1");
            System.err.println ("expected name = outManyInout0In1");
            System.err.println ("actual name = " + name);
            throw new TestFailed ();
        }
    }

    public void outManyInout0InMany (String name, Address address, IntHolder number, StringHolder otherName) throws org.apache.axis.AxisFault, TestFailed
    {
        if ("outManyInout0InMany".equals (name) && equals (address, expectedAddress) && otherName.value == null)
        {
            number.value = returnNumber;
            otherName.value = " yo ho ho!";
        }
        else
        {
            System.err.println ("Test failure:  outManyInout0InMany");
            System.err.println ("expected name = outManyInout0InMany");
            System.err.println ("actual name = " + name);
            System.err.println ("expected address =\n" + printAddress (expectedAddress));
            System.err.println ("actual address =\n" + printAddress (address));
            throw new TestFailed ();
        }
    }

    public void outManyInout1In0 (StringHolder name, IntHolder number, StringHolder otherName) throws org.apache.axis.AxisFault, TestFailed
    {
        if ("outManyInout1In0".equals (name.value) && otherName.value == null)
        {
            number.value = returnNumber;
            name.value = name.value + " yo ho ho!";
            otherName.value = " yo ho ho!";
        }
        else
        {
            System.err.println ("Test failure:  outManyInout1In0");
            System.err.println ("expected name = outManyInout1In0");
            System.err.println ("actual name = " + name.value);
            throw new TestFailed ();
        }
    }

    public void outManyInout1In1 (StringHolder name, Address address, IntHolder number, StringHolder otherName) throws org.apache.axis.AxisFault, TestFailed
    {
        if (equals (address, expectedAddress) && "outManyInout1In1".equals (name.value) && otherName.value == null)
        {
            number.value = returnNumber;
            name.value = name.value + " yo ho ho!";
            otherName.value = " yo ho ho!";
        }
        else
        {
            System.err.println ("Test failure:  outManyInout1In1");
            System.err.println ("expected address =\n" + printAddress (expectedAddress));
            System.err.println ("actual address =\n" + printAddress (address));
            System.err.println ("expected name = out1InoutManyInMany");
            System.err.println ("actual name = " + name.value);
            System.err.println ("expected otherName = null");
            System.err.println ("actual otherName = " + otherName.value);
            throw new TestFailed ();
        }
    }

    public void outManyInout1InMany (String name, Address address, PhoneHolder phone, IntHolder number, StringHolder otherName) throws org.apache.axis.AxisFault, TestFailed
    {
        if ("outManyInout1InMany".equals (name) && equals (address, expectedAddress) && equals (phone.value, expectedPhone) && otherName.value == null)
        {
            phone.value = returnPhone;
            number.value = returnNumber;
            otherName.value = " yo ho ho!";
        }
        else
        {
            System.err.println ("Test failure:  outManyInout1InMany");
            System.err.println ("expected name = outManyInout1InMany");
            System.err.println ("actual name = " + name);
            System.err.println ("expected address =\n" + printAddress (expectedAddress));
            System.err.println ("actual address =\n" + printAddress (address));
            System.err.println ("expected phone = " + printPhone (expectedPhone));
            System.err.println ("actual phone = " + printPhone (phone.value));
            throw new TestFailed ();
        }
    }

    public void outManyInoutManyIn0 (StringHolder name, AddressHolder address, IntHolder number, StringHolder otherName) throws org.apache.axis.AxisFault, TestFailed
    {
        if ("outManyInoutManyIn0".equals (name.value) && equals (address.value, expectedAddress) && otherName.value == null)
        {
            name.value = name.value + " yo ho ho!";
            address.value = returnAddress;
            number.value = returnNumber;
            otherName.value = " yo ho ho!";
        }
        else
        {
            System.err.println ("Test failure:  outManyInoutManyIn0");
            System.err.println ("expected name = outManyInoutManyIn0");
            System.err.println ("actual name = " + name.value);
            System.err.println ("expected address =\n" + printAddress (expectedAddress));
            System.err.println ("actual address =\n" + printAddress (address.value));
            throw new TestFailed ();
        }
    }

    public void outManyInoutManyIn1 (StringHolder name, AddressHolder address, Phone phone, IntHolder number, StringHolder otherName) throws org.apache.axis.AxisFault, TestFailed
    {
        if (equals (phone, expectedPhone) && "outManyInoutManyIn1".equals (name.value) && equals (address.value, expectedAddress) && otherName.value == null)
        {
            name.value = name.value + " yo ho ho!";
            address.value = returnAddress;
            number.value = returnNumber;
            otherName.value = " yo ho ho!";
        }
        else
        {
            System.err.println ("Test failure:  outManyInoutManyIn1");
            System.err.println ("expected phone = " + printPhone (expectedPhone));
            System.err.println ("actual phone = " + printPhone (phone));
            System.err.println ("expected name = out1InoutManyInMany");
            System.err.println ("actual name = " + name.value);
            System.err.println ("expected address =\n" + printAddress (expectedAddress));
            System.err.println ("actual address =\n" + printAddress (address.value));
            throw new TestFailed ();
        }
    }

    public void outManyInoutManyInMany (StringHolder name, AddressHolder address, Phone phone, int otherNumber, IntHolder number, StringHolder otherName) throws org.apache.axis.AxisFault, TestFailed
    {
        if (equals (phone, expectedPhone) && expectedNumber == otherNumber && "outManyInoutManyInMany".equals (name.value) && equals (address.value, expectedAddress) && otherName.value == null)
        {
            name.value = name.value + " yo ho ho!";
            address.value = returnAddress;
            number.value = returnNumber;
            otherName.value = " yo ho ho!";
        }
        else
        {
            System.err.println ("Test failure:  outManyInoutManyInMany");
            System.err.println ("expected phone = " + printPhone (expectedPhone));
            System.err.println ("actual phone = " + printPhone (phone));
            System.err.println ("expected number = " + expectedNumber);
            System.err.println ("actual number = " + otherNumber);
            System.err.println ("expected name = outManyInoutManyInMany");
            System.err.println ("actual name = " + name.value);
            System.err.println ("expected address =\n" + printAddress (expectedAddress));
            System.err.println ("actual address =\n" + printAddress (address.value));
            throw new TestFailed ();
        }
    }
    public void dateInout (DateHolder dateHolder) throws org.apache.axis.AxisFault, TestFailed
    {
        Date inDate = dateHolder.value;
        if (inDate.equals(expectedDate))
        {
            dateHolder.value = returnDate;
        } else {
            System.err.println ("Test failure:  dateInout");
            System.err.println ("expected Date = " + expectedDate);
            System.err.println ("actual Date = " + inDate);
            throw new TestFailed ();
        }
    }

}


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From security to the economy to human rights, China is increasingly acting as a destabilizing force in global affairs. Here are some questions President Obama needs to ask.
China has unilaterally sought to change the status quo in the South China Sea by creating nearly 3,000 acres of artificial formations and making baseless assertions of sovereignty in the surrounding waters and airspace. Just this week, the Pentagon reported that another U.S. plane was nearly hit during an overly aggressive encounter with Chinese interceptors in international airspace, directly contravening the intent of a 2014 memorandum of understanding on unplanned encounters at sea and in the air. By the year's end, China is expected to deploy a ballistic missile submarine carrying nuclear missiles capable of hitting the United States. Meanwhile, the hacking of the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) and the personal information of millions of U.S. government employees has focused renewed attention on the threat of Chinese cyber espionage.
1. In 2013, China, pushing against the norms of nation-state behavior, unilaterally declared an Air Defense Identification Zone (ADIZ) over the East China Sea. The United States and its allies rejected this illegitimate declaration, and the U.S. promptly flew military aircraft through the designated zone. Will China continue this destabilizing behavior and declare a similar ADIZ in the South China Sea, as many observers have speculated in recent months?
2. President Xi, China's behavior in numerous territorial disputes, including the East and South China Seas, has violated the spirit of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), of which China is a signatory. While the United States has not ratified this treaty, the U.S. Navy strictly adheres to its principles. Does China's failure to abide by an international treaty to which it is a party undermine the rule of law and established international norms? Will China abide by UNCLOS arbitration and peacefully resolve territorial claims in the South China Seas?
3. Hawkish Chinese military leaders have spoken about a long-term naval presence from the Indian Ocean to the Mediterranean Sea, despite Beijing's long-standing claim that it is focused on national defense and not interested in bases overseas. Does this public discussion of broader naval deployment signal a shift in China's defense priorities?
4. The status quo in the Taiwan Strait is the existence of two legitimate governments. One, the Republic of China (Taiwan), is a liberal democracy. The other, the People's Republic of China, is an autocracy under the control of the Chinese Communist Party. Applying your One Country, Two Systems narrative to U.S.-Taiwan relations, how can you claim the right to represent 23 million people on Taiwan who enjoy popular sovereignty?
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6. President Xi, you have spoken of a "China Dream" for your people. Yet years of human rights abuses persist - from clampdowns on political dissent, to extra-legal detention, to torture of persons in custody. Just recently, the New York Times brought international attention to an ongoing Chinese government campaign that has ripped over a thousand crosses from Christian churches. As photos continue to surface of government workers atop cranes, wielding cutting torches to remove crosses one wonders if this "China Dream" applies to ethnic minorities like Tibetans and Uighurs and those Christians who refuse to accept state control of their religion? Or perhaps is it reserved only for Han Chinese and members in good standing of the Chinese Communist Party?
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8. In an effort to restrict free expression, China erected the "Great Firewall of China," which was developed to censure websites that provide access to news, search engines, and social networking for Chinese users. Most recently, China has even pressured American technology firms to sign a pledge requiring them to localize user data, provide encryption keys and to abide to Chinese surveillance agencies when asked for information. President Xi, do you think China can claim global economic leadership while still stifling the internet freedom required in a dynamic global economy?
9. President Xi, your government has instituted controversial initiatives to enable Chinese businesses, many of which are state owned enterprises, to compete in the global marketplace; however, there are numerous examples showing China instituting strong regulatory mechanisms to disadvantage foreign competitors by stealing their intellectual property and preventing Chinese internet users from accessing online services and content. Do you believe that China has upheld its commitments, particularly regarding intellectual property, made in 2001 to join the World Trade Organization?
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These questions are offered to provide a basis for President Obama to speak openly with the most powerful decision-maker in a country whose policies are increasingly undermining the rules-based international order that has prevailed since World War II. From security to the economy to human rights, China is increasingly acting as a destabilizing force in global affairs. If the United States is to ensure that the current free, prosperous, and peaceful global order prevails, we must begin by speaking clearly and truthfully about the challenges China is posing to that system. What better opportunity than some frank talk over dinner?


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The rules don't apply: The politics of Trump's performance.
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Author John K. Wilson examines the bizarre, chaotic, highly successful presidential campaign of Donald Trump, and explains how the candidate shifted the stage from the political to the tabloid, turning an election into a reality TV show, and voter anger at the establishment into a faux-populism that promises alternatives to everything, and ultimately benefits nobody but the carnival barker at the center of the crowd.
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Class CommandlineJava.SysProperties

java.lang.Object
  org.apache.tools.ant.types.Environment
      org.apache.tools.ant.types.CommandlineJava.SysProperties

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java.lang.Cloneable

Enclosing class:
CommandlineJava

public static class CommandlineJava.SysProperties
extends Environment
implements java.lang.Cloneable

Specialized Environment class for System properties.

Nested Class Summary

Nested classes/interfaces inherited from class org.apache.tools.ant.types.Environment

Environment.Variable

Field Summary

Fields inherited from class org.apache.tools.ant.types.Environment

variables

Constructor Summary

CommandlineJava.SysProperties()

Method Summary

 void
addDefinitionsToList(java.util.ListIterator listIt)

          Add all definitions (including property sets) to a list.

 void
addSysproperties(CommandlineJava.SysProperties ps)

          Add a propertyset to the total set.

 void
addSyspropertyset(PropertySet ps)

          Add a propertyset to the total set.

 java.lang.Object
clone()

          Create a deep clone.

 java.lang.String[]
getVariables()

          Get the properties as an array; this is an override of the
 superclass, as it evaluates all the properties.

 void
restoreSystem()

          Restore the system properties to the cached value.

 void
setSystem()

          Cache the system properties and set the system properties to the
 new values.

 int
size()

          Get the size of the sysproperties instance.

Methods inherited from class org.apache.tools.ant.types.Environment

addVariable, getVariablesVector

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

CommandlineJava.SysProperties

public CommandlineJava.SysProperties()

Method Detail

getVariables

public java.lang.String[] getVariables()
                                throws BuildException

Get the properties as an array; this is an override of the
 superclass, as it evaluates all the properties.

Overrides:
getVariables in class Environment

Returns:
the array of definitions; may be null.

Throws:

BuildException - on error.

addDefinitionsToList

public void addDefinitionsToList(java.util.ListIterator listIt)

Add all definitions (including property sets) to a list.

Parameters:
listIt - list iterator supporting add method.

size

public int size()

Get the size of the sysproperties instance. This merges all
 property sets, so is not an O(1) operation.

Returns:
the size of the sysproperties instance.

setSystem

public void setSystem()
               throws BuildException

Cache the system properties and set the system properties to the
 new values.

Throws:

BuildException - if Security prevented this operation.

restoreSystem

public void restoreSystem()
                   throws BuildException

Restore the system properties to the cached value.

Throws:

BuildException - if Security prevented this operation, or
 there were no system properties to restore.

clone

public java.lang.Object clone()
                       throws java.lang.CloneNotSupportedException

Create a deep clone.

Overrides:
clone in class java.lang.Object

Returns:
a cloned instance of SysProperties.

Throws:

java.lang.CloneNotSupportedException - for signature.

addSyspropertyset

public void addSyspropertyset(PropertySet ps)

Add a propertyset to the total set.

Parameters:
ps - the new property set.

addSysproperties

public void addSysproperties(CommandlineJava.SysProperties ps)

Add a propertyset to the total set.

Parameters:
ps - the new property set.
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Matt Dearborn
Producer | Writer | Director
Known for Even Stevens (2000-2003), Zeke and Luther (2009-2012), The Secret World of Alex Mack (1995-1998), Beyond the Break (2006-2009)
Oct 8, 1958 (age 61) | 6' 1" (1.85m)
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Abstracts & Observations: Texas real estate market remains an alluring target for national lenders.
Hollerbach to partner with Texas Historical Commission, promote Historical Courthouse Preservation Program.
Hollerbach continues partnership with Texas Bankers Association.
Hollerbach celebrates 25th year of serving title and mortgage industry.


Spanish is no longer the language you speak with your waiter while on holiday on the Costas. The facts are that Spanish has become the second most important business language in the world after English.
Most people who choose to learn Spanish do so because of its popularity, especially in the Western Hemisphere and in Europe. They know that learning Spanish will give them practical knowledge – both in their daily and professional lives. The facts not only support these feelings, they show that Spanish leads other foreign languages by a wide margin for usage within the Western World.
They also show that the Spanish-speaking population is expanding. For example, the projections for the Spanish-speaking population within the U.S. show that it is becoming a larger percentage of the total U.S. population every year. Following are some facts that show just how widespread the Spanish language is in the world and how it is projected to continue to grow in the near future and beyond. Spanish is the fastest growing language in today's world. Spanish is second only to Mandarin by number of native speakers.
It is a truly international language in commerce and trade, communication, education and many other areas. In the United States, an estimated 40 million use Spanish as their first language, and many more use it as a second language.
In the United Kingodom, contrary to general trends in foreign-language enrolments, Spanish is attracting more students at all levels of education. New Spanish programs open every year at universities across the nation.


Dear Parishioners of Prince of Peace!
The news of our Archdiocese declaring bankruptcy saddens us but as our Lord Jesus reminds us in the Gospel: Our God is in charge and He is our Father who loves us. Some years ago each parish became a unique community that gives us some insulation to financial situations affecting the Archdiocese.
Prince of Peace community is truly blessed! Financially all debts are paid off and we can pay the daily needs of our parish plant. We maintain enough funds in savings, and have enough insurance to provide for future hopes and needs to maintain and update our facilities. We can provide a comfortable space for our many ministries.
I believe we are blessed because we have been generous through St. Vincent de Paul and other outreach to those in need. Our Lord will not be outdone in generosity!
Personally I look forward to working and celebrating with you for more years to come! May Our Lord, Jesus, continue to bless us!


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To confirm, you are wanting to view Index instruments like ^TICK, is this correct?
These are not supported with FXCM.
Below is a public link to the NinjaTrader 8 help guide on Data by provider which shows the supported connection technologies and the types of data these connections support.
For the answer, I just realized that in the link that you sent me, it appears that you can connect with Coinbase, because it does not appear in the connection configurator? Or can not I already? I have a gutter with Coinbase and I would be interested enough to operate through ninjatrader 8 or see your data live through NInjatrader 8. How do I connect it? Or can not anymore?
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Editor's Сhoice
Washington Brings Regime Change to Venezuela
According to President Obama, the world's only superpower, the unipower, the exceptional country is threatened by small Venezuela in South America!
In an executive order last year, renewed this year, President Obama declared Venezuela to be an "unusual and extraordinary threat to the national security and foreign policy of the United States" and declared a "national emergency" to counter the "Venezuelan threat".
This manufactured "extraordinary threat" serves as the Obama regime's excuse for overthrowing President Maduro in Venezuela. It is a Washington tradition to overthrow elected Latin American governments that try to represent the interest of the people, and not the interest of US corporations and banks.
I wrote about Washington's attack on Latin American reformers on April 11 and on April 22.
Decades ago US Marine General Smedley Butler confessed that he was "a gangster for capitalism", imposing the will of New York Banks and the United Fruit Company on Latin American countries by force of arms.
In his book , Confessions of an Economic Hit Man, John Perkins reports the 1981 assassinations of Panama President Omar Torrijos and Ecuador President Jaime Roldos, both of whom got in the way of US corporate interests.
After being duly demonized by the US media, in 2009 Honduras President Manuel Zelaya, who thought that Honduras should be for Hondurans and not for the United Fruit Company, was overthrown in a military coup greenlighted by President Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. The president chosen by the people was replaced with Roberto Micheletti, a tool of US corporations, chosen by Washington.
Washington has been conducting economic warfare against Venezuela in order to undermine President Maduro's public support. The media is controlled by the elite and blames Maduro for the economic problems caused by Washington.
Washington has succeeded in having its agents among the elite regain control of Venezuela's National Assembly. A recall attempt is underway against Maduro. It is possible that confused Venezuelans will cut their own throats by returning to power the elite that has traditionally oppressed them.
Washington tried to destabilize Iran with the Washington-funded "Green Revolution", but it did not work. Both Russia and China open themselves to destabilization by hosting Washington-funded Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), participating in Western economic institutions, and permitting foreign investment.
Washington has had success in entangling Russia and China in Western economic institutions and economic ways of thinking that put the two countries' independence at risk.
Considering the control freak character of Washington, Russian President Putin should be on his guard against assassination. In the neoconservative drive for US world hegemony, no means are impermissible.
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May 5, 2016 | Editor's Сhoice
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Donald Trump openly said that he's a nationalist, which means white supremacist. He has decided to try and get rid of birthright citizenship and the 14th amendment. This would prevent children of immigrants from being legal citizens and prevent the decedents of slaves from being citizens. He and his followers are "clearly racist," says DL. The "don't care about being racist" he adds. They are working to make America as white as possible.


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How can I select a specific cell from the 14 cells and control it? I want only one cell to be unique, the rest to be how they are displayed in the code, normally.

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This has double the amount of pigment vs traditional foundations for full coverage.
It has a 12-hour long wear + waterproof formula.
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It did cover any discoloration, redness and blemishes but it didn't "vanished" my pores around my nose, unless used with a primer that hides your pores already like Benefit's Pore-fessional or dr. brandt® Pores No More primers.
When I started testing, I had some dry skin problem areas and this clung to my dry skin. I have noticed as well after a few hours of wear, my skin was looking a bit oily than usual and the redness around my nose was starting to show, nothing a little touch up can't fix - but definitely not as long wearing as it claims. After using a setting spray, it do last all day with some blotting on my oily t-zone.
If ever I ran out of foundation, I would definitely repurchase this. I love that it's travel friendly because it comes in this stick form. I wouldn't agree to all the claims unless used with other makeup products to keep your makeup on all day and to hide your pores.
Have you tried this product too? What do you think?


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DUCKHUNTER
1. What's the story behind your DJ name?

2. When exactly did you start your musical journey
and what inspired you to start producing
electronic music?
3. Who have you been collaborating mostly with?
4. We know that you spend a lot of time in your
amazing studio and that you are like a "machine".
5. How many tracks do you produce in a regular
basis?
6. Tell us about your label and your current projects
7. Tell us about your summer tour in Europe and
Listen to Duckhunter's answers
DJ/Producer
Booking Contact (US/Europe) : stevesolutions@gmail.com
Duckhunter is an electronic music producer from New York City who has profoundly began to influence the NYC Underground Techno scene, bringing together psychedelic and hypnotic grooves with over-the-edge sounds, brought together with his live musical skills; playing base, guitar, piano, and experimenting with sound as though it was a liquid substance for over 10 years.
A new phase of productions and performances began in late 2009, when Duckhunter officially signed with UberKontrol Techno label; which proved to become a home base electronic music label for his acclaimed releases from 2008 onward such as; "Ich bin eine Entejager" ("I am the Duck Hunter) with Alex Salganik (Uberkontrol), as well as "Lockdown JailHouse EP release of 2009" (on Beatport April 11th), "Gravity EP Release", also Tech House releases such as "TempoRed" and "Teleport" on Elastic Gun Records label in 2008 and 2009.
Duckhunter uses the power of electronic musical sound, to bring people to a religious and almost euphoric and sedative experience, sharing the energy of his bright-burning, orange and energetic so called "Duckhunt", which itself tells a story to the party people of a ever-changing adventure though time and space, venturing to a deserted island on the outskirts of nowhere... Duckhunter's music evolved to have a characteristic & classy Tech House and minimalistic essence, with clean-cut scientific and precise grooves & occasionally twisted psycho-acoustic vocals with a plastic or rubbery base precisely modified & engineered kick, with 3D transience as well as a spectral array of groovy and psychedelic sound frequencies.
Producing specifically electronic music for only 4 years, Duckhunter is becoming a new and revolutionary phenomenon in New York City. His active collaborations with artists such as Unsaved6, Alex Salganik (Uberkontrol), Craft, Onda Skillet (Aerotropic) etc., as well as label residency on Uberkontrol label and EA Gun Records for Tech House and Minimal Techno releases is greatly anticipated by dance music events in the Brooklyn Underground Loft Scene in NYC, as well as a whole summer of performances in and outside of the United States. Duckhunter is constantly sharpening his technical skills as an electronic music producer; creating his twisted but at the same time morphed and fashioned futuristic trend of pure and majestic electronic sound pleasing crowds as well as firing up and sometimes cooling down the energy on the dance floor.
ABOUT DUCKHUNTER'S DJ + THEREMIN PERFORMANCES
The theremin (/ˈθɛrəmɪn/[1]), originally known as the ætherphone/etherphone, thereminophone[2] or termenvox/thereminvox is an early electronic musical instrument controlled without discernible physical contact from the player. It is named after its Russian inventor, Professor Léon Theremin, who patented the device in 1928. The controlling section usually consists of two metal antennas which sense the position of the player's hands and control oscillators for frequency with one hand, and amplitude (volume) with the other, so it can be played without being touched. The electric signals from the theremin are amplified and sent to a loudspeaker.
The theremin is associated with a very eerie sound, which has led to its use in movie soundtracks such as Miklós Rózsa's for Spellbound and The Lost Weekend and Bernard Herrmann's for The Day the Earth Stood Still and as the theme tune for the ITV drama Midsomer Murders. Theremins are also used in concert music (especially avant-garde and 20th- and 21st-century new music) and in popular music genres such as rock. Psychedelic rock bands in particular, such as Hawkwind, have often used the theremin in their work
Links:
http://www.duckhunternyc.com
http://www.myspace.com/duckhunternyc
http://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/duckhunter
http://www.beatport.com/artist/duckhunter/134006
http://soundcloud.com/duckhunter
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Duckhunter/158247320865800


The Monday Morning class will be studying the practice of mindfulness of the body, using various readings as a resource for this exploration.
Wednesday Evening Group with Armine Alioto meets 6:30 -8:00 pm from July 8 to August 5.
The Wednesday Evening Group will be studying "The Sun, My Heart" by Thich Nhat Hahn.


The sole proprietor route is less administrative-intensive to start, but you do take on much more personal risk than that of a company director. So at lower levels of taxable income, it's far more tax efficient to operate as a sole proprietor and enjoy the benefits of sliding tax tables and rebates available to individuals. At higher income brackets and as you start to earn more, it's likely that company registration would be better for you.
Keep in mind that this is just a general rule of thumb. If you want a proper look at what would work best for you and what would give you the most tax benefits you can get hold of TaxTim who will perform detailed calculations for both scenarios (sole proprietor vs company) to determine which is truly more tax efficient.


Australian pacer Billy Stanlake in doubt for the second One-Day International between Australia and England after suffering the cut in the opening ODI of the five-match series.
"It just started off as an open wound on the top of my toe purely from bowling," Stanlake told cricket.com.au of the injury he suffered earlier. "It gradually got worse and worse. I couldn't walk on it, it got pretty serious. I was in hospital for four days and needed surgery.
"I don't think I was that far off losing it. I think if (the infection) had gotten into the bone or the tendons, I might have been in some serious trouble," he added.


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Hot 97's Ebro on Kanye: He's Being Used as Tool for White Supremacy
Hot 97 DJ Ebro chimed in on Kanye West's latest comment that slavery was a choice.
The DJ was on CNN Tonight with Don Lemon on Tuesday and said that people who are spreading hate were using the rapper.
"This Kanye West conversation is not about partisan politics. It's not about Republican, Democrat," he told Lemon. "It's about that Kanye has allowed himself to be used as a tool for people who aligned themselves with hate groups and White supremacy in this country."
The Life of Pablo rapper visited the TMZ newsroom on Tuesday and expressed confusion at how Black people were enslaved for centuries without rebelling.
"When you hear about slavery for 400 years. For 400 years? That sounds like a choice," he said on TMZ Live. "We're mentally imprisoned."
West posted on Twitter after the sit-down with TMZ's Harvey Levin to clarify his comments.
"The reason why I brought up the 400 years point is because we can't be mentally imprisoned for another 400 years," he said.
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Check out the video below of Ebro's interview with Don Lemon.
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Just outside Portsmouth in the town of Southsea, we're right on the Solent and perfectly placed for a last-minute pint before you set off on your journey. Set in Southsea's bohemian Albert Road, it's a quirky pub with an unbeatable choice of craft beer, lager, wine and spirits - well connected by road, rail and even ferry!
The number 18 stops right outside the King's Theatre, and we're just opposite.
From the M275 follow signs through Portsmouth for the famous King's Theatre - we are directly opposite.
Fratton Rail Station is our nearest - turn right onto Goldsmiths Ave, left onto Fawcett Road and right onto Albert Road. We're opposite the theatre.
Albert Road is a hive of activity itself; the centre of Southsea's bohemian scene, it's a wealth of independent traders, antique shops and quirky retro clothing. If maritime history is more your style then the Historic Dockyard is nearby, as is the commercial centre of Gunwharf Quays. Right opposite us is the King's Theatre, so we're perfect for a pre-theatre meal or a post-show drink!


Most Reverend Gerald M. Barbarito, Bishop of Palm Beach, will preside at the celebration of our 35th Annual Anniversary Mass for Married Couples on Saturday, February 16, 2019 at 10:30 AM at St. Jude Church in Boca Raton. Cake, coffee and punch will be served in the parish hall after the Mass. All couples who will be celebrating 25, 40, or 50 years or more of marriage in the calendar year 2019 are invited to participate.
Please see you church bulletin for details. To attend, please contact your parish office and register your names as soon as possible but no later than Monday, February 4, 2019. Please plan to arrive at St.Jude Church at 10:00 AM, 30 minutes prior to Mass, so you can receive your personalized certificate.