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Down To The Wire
By Tracey Petersen Published Sep 26, 2015 06:43 am Updated Sep 28, 2015 01:56 pm
Sonora High School
Some close games in week five of the High School Football Season.
It came down to the wire for Sonora, as the Wildcats pulled of an exciting win over the Argonaut Mustangs in overtime last night. The game started with a bang, as Wyatt Fauhnan on the Wildcats' first offensive play of the game ran 56 yards for a touchdown. That was about all the offense Sonora could put together in the first half.
The Wildcats struggled to get their offense in gear while the Mustangs took advantage of two huge Sonora unsportsmanlike conduct penalties and scored a touchdown in the beginning of the 4th quarter. It became a scoring shootout as the two teams took it back and forth to the goal lines. With less than a minute on the clock, the Cats took the pigskin to the end zone with Kane Rodgers punching in the two-point conversation to tie the game.
In overtime, Sonora scored on the first play as Bradley Canepa, literally, carried Argonaut defenders into the end zone for a two-point conversion to put the Cats up 28-20. The Mustangs answered back with a touchdown. It was a nail biter ending as it came down to another two-point conversion try where Jacob Fowler jumped a quick passing route and knocked the ball out of an Argonaut receiver's hands to seal the Wildcat victory in overtime, 28-26.
Wacky, wild and emotional, are the three words that describe homecoming week at Summerville High School. Jake Fulkerson blew out his knee at Wednesday's practice putting Travis Rodgers in the Bears' quarterback position. Rodgers led his team to a victory over Amador by keeping the ball in the Bears' hands on a fourth and one to get the first down to wrap up the game. The Buffalos put up numbers but the Bears defenses forced three interceptions, marching to a 29-21 win.
Meanwhile, Calaveras took home bragging rights as the Indians beat the Bret Harte Bullfrogs, 36 to 8.
*Mark Ferreira and Brandon Steele contributed to this report.
Written by Tracey Petersen.
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County salaries: Another fine mess
CHATHAM COUNTY commissioners found the time to vote themselves a 44-percent pay hike in late 2012.
They also made time to give County Attorney Jon Hart a 38-percent pay boost and to reward County Manager Russ Abolt with a nice parachute - including $30,000 a year for six years - after he retires.
Yet these same elected officials can't follow state law in paying hard-working County Clerk Dan Massey.
That's astounding. What gives? Do commissioners have something against him? That seems unlikely, although Mr. Massey's employees remain stuck in deteriorating quarters while other county workers have moved into new digs at the nearby Pete Liakakis Government Building.
Or, has it been a case of out of sight, out of mind? In any case, commissioners find themselves in another fine mess with Mr. Massey, who's one of the county's most professional and diligent public servants. He has literally brought this critical office into the 21st century in terms of technology during his nine years in this elective post.
If he has one fault, it's that he's too low-key and doesn't toot his own horn.
The court clerk is an elected job carved out in the Georgia Constitution. Each county has one. The clerk is responsible for the filing and safekeeping of the gusher of paperwork that flows through the courthouse, including civil and criminal files and land and property records. If you want to see the wheels of bureaucracy slow to a creep, put an amateur in this post.
Compensation is tied to a county's population, with clerks in the more populous counties paid larger salaries than those in smaller counties. Mr. Massey's current salary is $130,522. But for reasons that aren't clear, the county has been underpaying Mr. Massey since he first was elected in 2005.
The only thing that's in dispute is by how much. Mr. Massey argues that he's been shorted by about 33 percent annually; Mr. Hart pegs the shortfall at around 16 percent.
Mr. Massey apparently asked commissioners four months ago to make things right. But nothing happened except government inertia. That may have influenced his decision to become a squeaky wheel - a new role for him - and retain a private attorney (he can't use Mr. Hart) to possibly represent him in a potential civil suit against commissioners.
Pitifully, some petty gamesmanship is taking place. Some commissioners are miffed that Mr. Massey didn't come before them and personally beg in public for his just wages.
That's some nerve - and a double-standard. Many of these same commissioners who want Mr. Massey to grovel and scrape refused to publicly explain why they merited a pay raise. They also never explained in advance why Mr. Hart was underpaid or why Mr. Abolt deserved a sweeter retirement package.
Instead, they quietly worked out these controversial details for months behind closed doors. The public learned about these items only when commissioners put them to a "yes" vote to make everything legal.
This Laurel and Hardy-esque dispute would be comical if it didn't involve elected officials and public dollars. Fortunately, even commissioners can't mess up the solution. Just pay Mr. Massey what he's owed.
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St. Paul was left reeling Friday, a day after a man was stabbed to death in the capital city's record 35th homicide of the year.
The killing, which started over a parking dispute on the 1700 block of East 7th Street on the East Side, left leaders with more questions than answers as St. Paul tries to combat an increase in crime that is being mirrored across the country.
"The absolute worst part of my job is getting notice that someone's lost their life in this city," Mayor Melvin Carter said Friday. "And I've gotten that notice more times this year than any mayor in the history of our city ever has. That is traumatic. That is heartbreaking."
The homicide Thursday came as Carter prepares to start his second term — and search for a new police chief. Chief Todd Axtell announced in October that he will not seek reappointment.
Since taking office in 2018, Carter has advocated for a "community-first" approach to public safety by rolling out a suite of programs designed to address root causes of crime, such has poverty, which the COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated.
St. Paul's population has grown in recent years, meaning the city's homicide rate per capita remains below historic records. But the mayor's critics have argued that the police force has not been bolstered to serve the larger population — a point Axtell made in a plea for money to hire more officers in 2022.
"It's a sad day, but it's not surprising," Mark Ross, president of the St. Paul Police Federation, said Friday. "If we were fully staffed, I don't think we would have reached this number."
Brian Harry Kjellberg, 50, was arrested Friday morning and booked into the Ramsey County Jail on a charge of second-degree murder in the death of Arnell J. Stewart, 27, of Georgia. The victim was identified by the Ramsey County medical examiner.
Amid historic levels of gun violence in 2020, St. Paul tied a record of 34 homicides set in 1992.
City police last year responded to 2,326 reports of shots fired, more than double the total of 2019. And gunfire struck at least 220 people — the first time St. Paul surpassed 200 gunshot victims in a year. So far, 219 have been wounded by gunshots in 2021.
Across the river, Minneapolis is creeping closer to a record no one wants broken. A fatal shooting Wednesday night on the North Side was the 93rd homicide this year, according to the Star Tribune's database. That is just four shy of the record of 97 set in 1995 during an era that earned the city the ignominious nickname: "Murderapolis."
The surge in gun violence is not limited to the Twin Cities. Most major metropolitan areas, including Atlanta, Chicago and Portland, Ore., have seen a sharp rise in homicides amid the pandemic and nationwide unrest over the high-profile killings of Black Americans, including George Floyd.
St. Paul City Council President Amy Brendmoen , whose ward has also experienced homicides this year, said every killing is unbearably painful for families and the community.
"My sense," she said, "is that people are sad and also exhausted by the number of senseless deaths we have experienced this year — here and nationwide."
City Council Member Jane Prince, who represents the East Side, said the news of Stewart's death was devastating and demoralizing for the neighborhood. That area — and St. Paul as a whole — desperately need more police officers, Prince said.
"The mayor has been saying for years that we need a data-driven public safety strategy, and apparently he feels that we're moving toward that," she said. "Until those programs are in place and are functional or achieving something, we have got to rely on our police to deal with the growing crime in our neighborhood."
The police chief and others have described St. Paul officers as exhausted and overworked, often relying on overtime. St. Paul has 554 sworn officers and 61 recruits, who will be fully trained by July, said Sgt. Natalie Davis, a police spokeswoman.
"Every person killed this year left behind loved ones. Their deaths left scars on our community, and it's hard on our officers, who take these deaths personally," Davis said. "What we want everyone to know is that we're doing everything we can to interrupt these cycles of violence and get justice for the victims and their families."
In his 2022 budget proposal, Carter included funding to fill some of the officer positions left vacant during the pandemic and for the city's Law Enforcement Career Path Academy, a program that aims to diversify police ranks and was previously funded mostly through grants. His plan suggested allocating $120.8 million, about 17% of the city's overall budget, to police in 2022.
"We are investing in police," the mayor said Friday. "But we are also seeing very clearly that an approach to public safety that just centers around getting here as fast as we can after someone gets shot or after something terrible happens isn't producing the type of proactive public safety outcomes that we want."
Carter said he has not decided whether to accept a $3.75 million grant from the U.S. Department of Justice that would fund a portion of 30 officers' salaries for the next three years — the city would fund the remainder. He said he is "concerned about the prospect of making that enormous of a long-term budget obligation without the level of transparency that we apply to every other aspect of our budget."
New and future programs should reduce the incidents requiring police response, Carter said, and give officers more time to focus on criminal investigations.
"I think this is one of those areas — there are many in life — in which the best route to short-term outcomes is getting moving towards the long-term outcomes that we need," he said.
Katie Galioto is a reporter covering St. Paul City Hall for the Star Tribune. She previously covered the Duluth/Superior region while based in the paper's bureau Up North.
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Zoë Jackson is a reporter covering St. Paul and its neighborhoods for the Star Tribune. She previously covered young voters on the politics team, supported by Report for America and the Minneapolis Foundation.
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Liz Sawyer covers breaking news, crime and corrections for the Star Tribune. She previously wrote about suburban life in the south metro.
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EDUCATION THRU ENTERTAINMENT
Mark Phillips SchwambergerManaging Artistic Director / Board Member
Mark's theatrical career spans over thirty years. His passion for theatre began during his undergraduate studies at The University of Louisville and continues to this day. He has performed at The Barn Theatre in Augusta, Michigan prior to moving to NYC to pursue his career. While in New York; he was involved with Earl Wilson Jr. and Phil Oesterman's hit Off-Broadway musical, Let My People Come; worked with Albert Poland on The Charles Pierce Show starring Mr. Charles Pierce; and worked on The Incredible World of Magic and Illusion with Richiardi Jr., and a host of other master magicians all at the famed Village Gate Theatre in Greenwich Village. He also worked on shows with Christopher and Amanda Plummer at Town Hall and other productions at The Cherry Lane and The Roundabout Theatre. In addition to this, he performed in productions at both Off and Off – Off Broadway venues as well as producing and directing cabaret shows at The Top of the Gate. Besides working and performing in New York and Michigan, he has also been in various musicals, comedies and dramas in Kentucky, Florida and Ohio. He originated the role of Major Vadim in the world premiere of White Russian written by Michael S. Parsons and directed by Michael Bailey; he originated the characters of Morton Silkline in the movie The Funeral and Henry Krueger in the movie Oni both directed by Christopher Dukes.
Mark has studied acting, voice, and movement both privately and at University. His training has been influenced by Uta Hagen's teachings and the Stanislavski technique. He received his B.A. in Theatre for The Ohio State University. Mark is also an award winning playwright. As a writer, Mark has written full length and short stage plays (The award winning The Story of Boo and Beep, The Undergraduate, the award winning Pandora's Jar and 110 Columbia Heights). While in the corporate world, Mark has also had a career in the information technology, marketing and business development fields with Bank One/Chase, SunTrust Corp. and Metavante Corp.
Mark is a member of Actors' Equity Association and The Dramatis Guild of America.
Lane SchlicherProduction Assistant
Lane Schlicher graduated from Wittenberg University in 2017 with a degree in Theatre and moved to Columbus shortly after. Lane was involved in many shows throughout his time at Wittenberg University, and he was an actor in: "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof", "Becky Shaw", "Dinner with Friends", and "Mousetrap". Lane has also directed two shows: "Venus in Fur", and the one act play "Babes in Gangland". After moving to Columbus, he was the assistant stage manager for Evolution Theatre Company's production of "The Most Fabulous Story Ever Told!" during the 2017 Season. He became a company staff member in 2018 as Production Assistant.
David Allen Vargo, CMMPMarketing and Communications Director
David is a certified marketing management professional whose expertise combines over 30 years in marketing communications and public relations in conjunction with a lifelong career in the theatre as a professional actor, director, and AEA stage manager. A native of Miami, Florida, David moved to Columbus, Ohio in 2013 when he married Professor Emeritus of Law, Douglas Whaley, of The Ohio State University. David is a summa cum laude honors graduate of Columbus State Community College, where he was inducted into the prestigious Society of The Compass for academic excellence and accomplishment. He is an alum of the Florida State University School of Theatre in Tallahassee and was a Faculty Scholar at Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton. His marketing career began in the corporate meeting planning and special event industry as an assistant to upper management who quickly recognized his technical acumen, strong potential, and enthusiasm for ushering the organization and its subsidiaries into the digital age. Within three years, he had risen internally from an assistant in one department to leadership of another. Before moving to Ohio, David had a long career as a Director of Marketing Communications for a non-vacation group travel destination management company which specializes in meetings, incentives and conferences. David's design firm DAVARGO, LLC focuses on corporate collateral and theatrical graphic design. Additionally, David freelances as an audio book narrator and a voice-over artist.
Paul LockwoodFounder / Artistic Director Emeritus Board Member
A native of the Chicago area, Paul began acting in musicals such as Kiss Me, Kate (Lucentio), The Boy Friend (Bobby) and Under Papa's Picture (Fabrizio). He then moved to New York City, where he worked as a writer, actor, and singer for 19 years.
He attended the Actor's Conservatory under the instruction of Eileen Akin and Lily Lodge. During that time he appeared in scores of Off-Off Broadway productions and originated the roles of Hector in Goliath in Love (Wings Theatre) and the ex-convict-turned hustler in Ten Naked Men (New York Playhouse). Paul was also active in educational outreach theatre and was an early member of the AIDS Theatre Project, an award-winning troupe that wrote and performed works dealing with HIV and AIDS education and prevention. He co-authored and performed on Broadway in their celebrated production, Moment to Moment. Other companies he was actively involved with included Ten-to-One Productions, Theatre of the Elephant and his own Ice Theatre. In film, Paul appeared in a number of independent productions including Stephen Frears' Hero (with Dustin Hoffman) and Jim Fall's Trick, now a gay film classic.
Paul also studied voice for eight years and worked as a back-up and session singer for many years in New York. Among others, he has performed and/or recorded with Taka Boom, Sharon Redd, Ryo Kawasaki, Camilla Benson, Frank Grimaldi, The City Singers, Fall Out, and was half of the 80s dance duo MadStuff. His 2000 solo release, Positive, raised money for AIDS organizations and garnered a #1 single on the GLBT national charts.
While in Pittsburgh, Paul performed with Gemini Theater (as Sterling in Jeffrey) and VV Theatre (Fran in Gemini and Lew Bagatelle in Night Life) and directed for his own Pushpin Productions (The Reindeer Monologues). In Columbus, Paul founded Evolution Theatre Company in January 2008 and directed ETC's premiere production, Stone Cold Dead Serious by Adam Rapp.
As a writer, Paul has authored a novel (A Hill Without Reason), film scripts (On High, The State of a Union, Soul Searchers), stage plays (Running From Paramus, hungry/angry/lonely/tired), sit-com pilots and episodes (Hell's Kitchen, Second Chance) as well as many short stories. Paul has a B.A in Journalism/Communications from the University of St. Francis, an M.F.A. in Fiction Writing from Sarah Lawrence College and is currently working on a Ph.D. in Theatre at OSU. Like most of the guys from The Sopranos, he is a member of the Guild of Italian-American Actors (GIAA).
Wayne Cocchi, M.Ed.Board President
Wayne Cocchi is a native of the New York (Long Island) and moved to Ohio in 1979 to complete his post-graduate work in education at The Ohio State University. After receiving his degree he remained in Columbus working at Columbus State Community College (CSCC) where he serves as the Director of Disability Services. Recently, he also served an eighteen month appointment as the Dean of Student Life at CSCC. In the community Wayne also serves as the vice-Chair of the Columbus Advisory Committee on Disability Issues. He has been a Commissioner for the Ohio Legal Rights Service, a Council member and Chair of the Ohio Governor's Council on People with Disabilities, board member and president of the Association on Higher Education and Disability, an editorial board member of the Postsecondary LD Report, board member of SOLIDARITY Ohio – Disability, Inc. and cofounder of the Ohio Transition and Communication Consortium on Learning Disabilities. Wayne has dedicated his life to advocacy for people with disabilities as well as promoting acceptance of diversity and equal rights for all.
Gabriel MastinBoard Member
Gabriel Mastin born in Mansfield, Ohio, graduated from Mansfield Senior High School in 2001, graduated from Ravencrest Chalet Bible College in 2003. Gabriel spent seven years working for Nordstrom as a Personal Stylist, dressing people by appointment. While with Nordstrom Gabriel spent six years volunteering to help manage the local stores philanthropic budget in the community, won the Pace Setter Award three times, and won the All Star award two times. Gabriel is currently employed by the Columbus Museum of Art, working as the Leadership Giving Officer. Gabriel is working on diversity and inclusion, bringing in the next generation of the Museum Family, and fundraising. Gabriel has volunteered for Dress for Success Columbus, the Human Rights Campaign, Melissa's House, the Ohio Democratic Party, and is an active member of the steering committee for the Stonewall Builds capital campaign. Gabriel spends his spare time traveling, visiting friends and family, antiquing, and is actively involved in his church.
Joseph GentiliniBoard Member
Joseph Gentilini is a native to Columbus, born here and lived here his entire life, so far. Joseph always wanted to be in a career that involved helping others. He earned his undergraduate degree in 1970 from the Ohio Dominican College (now University) in social welfare.
He began his career in 1971 as a vocational rehabilitation counselor for the State of Ohio, helping persons with severe disabilities to become more independent with the goal of competitive employment if they were able. Going to school at night, he obtained his master's degree from The Ohio State University in 1974 in counseling and guidance. Joseph worked for another four years and then took an educational leave-of-absence for two years to complete his doctoral coursework in community counseling from Ohio University in Athens, Ohio. Returning to work for the state, he completed his dissertation at night, finally graduating in 1982 with his PhD. Joseph is an Ohio Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor, a Licensed Social Worker, and a nationally Certified Rehabilitation Counselor. Joseph retired from his state employment in 2003. Joseph is a published author having written (both the 1st and 2nd edition) of the critically acclaimed autobiography, Hounded by God, a gay man's journey to self-acceptance, love and relationship.
Joseph and his husband Leo, they have been together for 39 years marrying in 2011, live in Hillard and have a large, blended family consisting of three children and six grandchildren.
Edwin SanchezAdvisory Board Member
Edwin Sanchez Winner of National Latino Playwriting Award for his play, LA BELLA FAMILIA, his recent productions include TRAFFICKING IN BROKEN HEARTS at the Celebration Theatre in Los Angeles as well as the world premiere of his romantic comedy I'LL TAKE ROMANCE at the Evolution Theatre Company in Ohio.
Other productions include, DIOSA, produced by Hartford Stage after a successful workshop by New York Stage and Film, TRAFFICKING IN BROKEN HEARTS at the Atlantic Theater in New York, UNMERCIFUL GOOD FORTUNE at the Intar Theater in New York, ICARUS produced by Fourth Unity in New York, Actors Theater of Louisville as part of their Humana Festival, and San Jose Rep in California. His play BAREFOOT BOY WITH SHOES ON was produced by Primary Stages in New York and was selected by the Eugene O'Neill Playwrights Conference to represent the National Playwrights Conference at the Schelykovo Playwrights Seminar in Russia. Mr. Sanchez' work has been produced regionally throughout the United States as well as Brazil and Switzerland. Among his awards are the
Kennedy Center Fund for New American Plays (CLEAN), three New York Foundation for the Arts Playwriting/Screenwriting Fellowships, the Princess Grace Playwriting Fellowship (UNMERCIFUL GOOD FORTUNE), the Daryl Roth Creative Spirit Award and the AT&T On Stage New Play Award (UNMERCIFUL GOOD FORTUNE). Mr. Sanchez lives in upstate New York where he continues to write as well as teach and mentors playwrights.
Joe BisharaCreative Consultant
Joe Bishara has collaborated on over 200 theatrical productions at theatres across the United States as an award-winning Actor, Director, Educator and Producer. He is the Theater Supervisor for the City Of Dublin (Abbey Theater of Dublin) and the Founder and Managing Director of New Albany Youth Theatre. Previous Theatrical stops include: CATCO (Associate Producing Director), The Phoenix Theatre for Children (Production Coordinator), Theatre Roundtable (President), Wayside Theatre (Assistant Artistic Director) and Act Out Productions (Associate Producer for the inagural Columbus National Gay and Lesbian Theatre Festival). Joe is a passionate advocate for new theatrical works. He has produced and directed dozens of world and regional premieres of plays and musicals in addition to serving as the coordinator for the Greater Columbus Arts Council (GCAC) Playwrighting Fellowship Program. Joe is a frequent consultant, director, and instructor for arts organizations and educational institutions across the United States. He is a proud graduate of Ohio Wesleyan University, a member of Actors' Equity Association (AEA), the Musical Theatre Educators' Alliance (MTEA) and an associate member of The Stage Directors and Choreographers Society (SDC).
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package org.apache.s2graph.core.Integrate

import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit

import org.scalatest.BeforeAndAfterEach
import play.api.libs.json._

import scala.concurrent.Await
import scala.concurrent.duration.Duration

class WeakLabelDeleteTest extends IntegrateCommon with BeforeAndAfterEach {

  import TestUtil._
  import WeakLabelDeleteHelper._

  test("test weak consistency select") {
    insertEdgesSync(bulkEdges(): _*)
    var result = getEdgesSync(query(0))

    (result \ "results").as[List[JsValue]].size should be(4)
    result = getEdgesSync(query(10))

    (result \ "results").as[List[JsValue]].size should be(2)
  }

  test("test weak consistency delete") {
    var result = getEdgesSync(query(0))
    println(result)

    /** expect 4 edges */
    (result \ "results").as[List[JsValue]].size should be(4)
    val edges = (result \ "results").as[List[JsObject]]
    val edgesToStore = parser.parseJsonFormat(Json.toJson(edges), "delete").map(_._1)
    val rets = graph.mutateEdges(edgesToStore, withWait = true)
    Await.result(rets, Duration(20, TimeUnit.MINUTES))

    /** expect noting */
    result = getEdgesSync(query(0))
    println(result)
    (result \ "results").as[List[JsValue]].size should be(0)

    /** insert should be ignored */
    /**
     * I am wondering if this is right test case
     * This makes sense because hbase think cell is deleted when there are
     * insert/delete with same timestamp(version) on same cell.
     * This can be different on different storage system so I think
     * this test should be removed.
     */
//    val edgesToStore2 = parser.toEdges(Json.toJson(edges), "insert")
//    val rets2 = graph.mutateEdges(edgesToStore2, withWait = true)
//    Await.result(rets2, Duration(20, TimeUnit.MINUTES))
//
//    result = getEdgesSync(query(0))
//    (result \ "results").as[List[JsValue]].size should be(0)
  }

  test("test weak consistency deleteAll") {
    val deletedAt = 100
    var result = getEdgesSync(query(20, "in", testTgtColumnName))
    println(result)
    (result \ "results").as[List[JsValue]].size should be(3)

    val json = Json.arr(Json.obj("label" -> testLabelNameWeak,
      "direction" -> "in", "ids" -> Json.arr("20"), "timestamp" -> deletedAt))

    deleteAllSync(json)

    result = getEdgesSync(query(11, "out"))
    (result \ "results").as[List[JsValue]].size should be(0)

    result = getEdgesSync(query(12, "out"))
    (result \ "results").as[List[JsValue]].size should be(0)

    result = getEdgesSync(query(10, "out"))

    // 10 -> out -> 20 should not be in result.
    (result \ "results").as[List[JsValue]].size should be(1)
    (result \\ "to").size should be(1)
    (result \\ "to").head.as[String] should be("21")

    println("\n" * 10)
    result = getEdgesSync(query(20, "in", testTgtColumnName))

    (result \ "results").as[List[JsValue]].size should be(0)

    insertEdgesSync(bulkEdges(startTs = deletedAt + 1): _*)

    result = getEdgesSync(query(20, "in", testTgtColumnName))
    (result \ "results").as[List[JsValue]].size should be(3)
  }

  // called by each test, each
  override def beforeEach = initTestData()

  // called by start test, once

  override def initTestData(): Unit = {
    super.initTestData()
    insertEdgesSync(bulkEdges(): _*)
  }

  object WeakLabelDeleteHelper {

    def bulkEdges(startTs: Int = 0) = Seq(
      toEdge(startTs + 1, "insert", "e", "0", "1", testLabelNameWeak, s"""{"time": 10}"""),
      toEdge(startTs + 2, "insert", "e", "0", "1", testLabelNameWeak, s"""{"time": 11}"""),
      toEdge(startTs + 3, "insert", "e", "0", "1", testLabelNameWeak, s"""{"time": 12}"""),
      toEdge(startTs + 4, "insert", "e", "0", "2", testLabelNameWeak, s"""{"time": 10}"""),
      toEdge(startTs + 5, "insert", "e", "10", "20", testLabelNameWeak, s"""{"time": 10}"""),
      toEdge(startTs + 6, "insert", "e", "10", "21", testLabelNameWeak, s"""{"time": 11}"""),
      toEdge(startTs + 7, "insert", "e", "11", "20", testLabelNameWeak, s"""{"time": 12}"""),
      toEdge(startTs + 8, "insert", "e", "12", "20", testLabelNameWeak, s"""{"time": 13}"""),
      toEdge(startTs + 9, "insert", "e", "10000", "20000", testLabelNameWeak,
        s"""{"time": 1, "weight": 0.1, "is_hidden": true, "is_blocked": false}""")
    )

    def query(id: Int, direction: String = "out", columnName: String = testColumnName) = Json.parse(
      s"""
        { "srcVertices": [
          { "serviceName": "$testServiceName",
            "columnName": "$columnName",
            "id": ${id}
           }],
          "steps": [
          [ {
              "label": "${testLabelNameWeak}",
              "direction": "${direction}",
              "offset": 0,
              "limit": 10,
              "duplicate": "raw"
            }
          ]]
        }""")
  }

}

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Eisuke Tameyori (Hidetoshi Nishijima) is a middle-aged private practice physician. He has the ability to diagnose someone's condition just by looking at their appearance. He is also able to recognize people who will commit crimes in the future by certain symptoms and tries to prevent them from committing those acts. He meets Detective Junichiro Hayase (Atsushi Ito) and they soon work together to solve cases.
Based on novel "Mutsu" by Yo Kusakabe (published April, 2006 by Gentosha).
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Actual worship, means to follow each verse in the book of Allah, because each verse in the book of Allah is a plea either for or against you, if you fulfill it, it is for you and it will intercede for you at the day when you meet Allah, but if you don't follow it, it is against you at the day when you meet Allah, because reckoning at the day of judgment will be by Koran, Koran will be brought then the nation of Koran will be reckoned in front of Allah, not on reciting Koran but on following Koran.
Actual worship is to make the book of Allah control your life and to make it your imam in your movements and stillness, because there is not a small or a big thing but it mentioned and clarified. Know that Allah sanctifies this nation, blesses its provisions, reforms its youths and protects its women as long as they respect Koran and make it controlling all fields of their lives.
Actual worship is even in asking a question, if you are going to do something and don't know its way in Koran, you should go to people of remembrance, scholars and wise people and ask them about the opinion of Koran in this matter to follow orders of Allah because Allah didn't leave anything to confuse them as long as they follow the words of Allah.
A believer works to be honorable among his brothers by Allah, and the whole Islamic society becomes honorable by Allah among the whole world.


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Iranian Pastor Tortured, Threatened for 'Converting Muslims'
Islam, Religious Persecution Wednesday March 10, 2010 Religion News Blog
Arrest, imprisonment appear to be part of larger crackdown in Isfahan.
ISTANBUL, March 8 (Compass Direct News) – An Assyrian pastor the Iranian government accused of "converting Muslims" is being tortured in prison and threatened with execution, sources close to the case said.
State Security agents on Feb. 2 arrested the Rev. Wilson Issavi, 65, shortly after he finished a house meeting at a friend's home in Isfahan. A city of more than 1.5 million people, Isfahan is located 208 miles (335 kilometers) south of Tehran.
According to Farsi Christian News Network, Issavi's wife, Medline Nazanin, recently visited her husband in prison, where she saw that he had obvious signs of torture and was in poor condition. Iranian intelligence officials told Nazanin that her husband might be executed for his alleged activities.
Issavi is the pastor of The Evangelical Church of Kermanshah in Isfahan, a 50-year-old church body affiliated with The Assemblies of God that caters to the local Assyrian population.
During the raid, State Security police detained everyone in the house, later releasing all but Issavi and the owner of the home. Security officials also seized personal property from the home. Typically in Christian arrests in Iran, security officials confiscate all documents, media materials, computers, and personal documentation.
Issavi is being held in an unmarked prison, according to FCNN.
Last month's arrest seems to be part of an anti-Christian sweep that is taking place across Isfahan. In addition to the politically motivated detentions and executions that have taken place after June's contested election and subsequent nation-wide political protests, it appears authorities are rounding up Christian leaders.
On Feb. 28, Isfahan residents Hamid Shafiee and his wife Reyhaneh Aghajary, both converts from Islam and house church leaders, were arrested at their home.
Aghajary was at home with a group of other Christians when police came for her and her husband, who was not at home, according to Middle East Concern, a group that assists persecuted Christians. Police handcuffed Aghajary and, upon finding boxes of Bibles, began beating her.
The assault continued until eventually Aghajary was pepper-sprayed and removed from the scene. Her husband Shafiee was arrested an hour later when he returned to the house.
Their fate and whereabouts are still unknown.
Authorities assaulted another Christian visiting the house at the time of the raid when he protested the police action. Other Christians at the house were threatened, but no one else was arrested. Approximately 20 police officers raided the home, seizing Bibles, CDs, photographs, computers, telephones, personal items and other literature.
One regional analyst, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said the Iranian government is set on crushing religious freedom within the country.
"The recent spate of church leader arrests provides clear evidence of the Iranian authorities' desperate determination to strangle the growing church movement, along with all other forms of perceived political dissent," he said.
February's arrest was not the first time Shafiee has had run-ins with Iranian authorities. He has routinely been ordered to appear before police for questioning and then released. This arrest, however, was different. When family members contacted police on March 1, they were told that the couple's case was under the jurisdiction of the Revolutionary Court and were turned away with no other information.
While the couple is imprisoned, family members are caring for their two teenage boys.
Frequent Harassment
Like Shafiee, Issavi has been harassed frequently by the Isfahan branch of the State Security police. He has been ordered to appear before the police many times, then arrested and interrogated. In addition, police have threatened members of his family and have broken into his house and taken items such as his computer.
On Jan. 2, 2010, police sealed the Kermanshah church and ordered Issavi not to reopen it. The church continued to have house meetings, and authorities charged Issavi with not cooperating with the government.
The Assyrians were one of the first ethnic groups in the Middle East to adopt Christianity. The existence of the Assyrian Christian community in Iran predates the existence of their Islamic counterparts by several hundred years. There are 10,000 to 20,000 Assyrian Christians living in Iran, according to unofficial estimates cited in the 2009 International Religious Freedom Report issued by the U.S. Department of State. The total Christian population is 300,000 nationwide, according to the United Nations. Most of those Christians are ethnic Armenians.
Isfahan has been the site of some of the worst religious persecution in Iran. On July 30, 2008, Abbas Amiri, a Christian man in his 60s, died in a hospital after being beaten by Isfahan security police. Authorities had arrested Amiri along with seven other men, six women and two minors during a July 17 raid on a house meeting. Four days after her husband died, Sakineh Rahnama succumbed to her injuries and a stress-related heart attack. Later, officials wouldn't allow local Christians to hold a memorial service.
Iran, where Shia Islam is the official state religion, is known to be one of the worst countries for repression against Christians. The U.S. Secretary of State has designated Iran as a Country of Particular Concern every year since 1999 for its persecution of non-Shia Muslims, among others.
Last year, according to the International Religious Freedom Report, persecution of Christians and other religious minorities continued to get "significantly worse." The state department placed the blame for this squarely at the feet of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and Iran's conservative media, who "intensified a campaign against non-Muslim religious minorities, and political and religious leaders" by issuing a continual stream of inflammatory statements.
"Christians, particularly evangelicals, continued to be subject to harassment and close surveillance," the report states. "The government vigilantly enforced its prohibition on proselytizing by closely monitoring the activities of evangelical Christians, discouraging Muslims from entering church premises, closing churches, and arresting Christian converts."
Evangelical Christians were required to carry church membership cards and provide photocopies to authorities, according to the report.
"Worshippers were subject to identity checks by authorities posted outside congregation centers," it states. "The Government restricted meetings for evangelical services to Sundays, and church officials were ordered to inform the Ministry of Information and Islamic Guidance before admitting new members."
– Iranian Pastor Tortured, Threatened for 'Converting Muslims', Will Morris, Compass News Direct, Mar. 8, 2010 — © Compass Direct News. Published in Religion News Blog by permission.
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# Handle the QUIETLY and REQUIRED arguments and set GETOPT_FOUND to TRUE if all listed variables are TRUE.
include (FindPackageHandleStandardArgs)
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    set (GETOPT_LIBRARIES ${GETOPT_LIBRARY})
    set (GETOPT_INCLUDE_DIRS ${GETOPT_INCLUDE_DIR})
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Christie says local districts can decide whether to teach creationism
#creationism – N.J. Gov. Chris Christie sidestepped questions about his personal beliefs during a discussion about creationism. Christie says local school districts should be able to make the call about whether to teach on the subject.
The conversation bubbled up last week in Manalapan, as the Associated Press reports, and though he says his own thoughts on the matter are private, districts can decide what's best. Under current state standards, evolution is taught and creationism isn't, but the topic can be discussed.
Christie emphasized his statement is not an endorsement for any belief, but a message of support for districts to choose their own curricula.


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The actual contents of the meta data map is implementation specific with the exception of the sling.resolutionPath property which must be provided by all implementations and contain the part of the request URI used to resolve the resource. The type of this property value is defined to be String.
Note, that the prefix sling. to key names is reserved for the Sling implementation.
The name of the optional property providing the character encoding of the resource if the resource is streamable and contains character data (value is "sling.characterEncoding").
The name of the optional property providing the content length of the resource if the resource is streamable (value is "sling.contentLength").
The name of the optional property providing the content type of the resource if the resource is streamable (value is "sling.contentType").
Returns the creation time of this resource in the repository in milliseconds (value is "sling.creationTime").
Returns the last modification time of this resource in the repository in milliseconds (value is "sling.modificationTime").
The name of the required property providing the part of the request URI which was used to the resolve the resource to which the meta data instance belongs (value is "sling.resolutionPath").
The name of the required property providing the part of the request URI which was not used to the resolve the resource to which the meta data instance belongs (value is "sling.resolutionPathInfo").
Returns the CHARACTER_ENCODING property if not null and a String instance.
Returns the CONTENT_LENGTH property if not null and a long.
Returns the CONTENT_TYPE property if not null and a String instance.
Returns the CREATION_TIME property if not null and a long.
Returns the MODIFICATION_TIME property if not null and a long.
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Returns the RESOLUTION_PATH_INFO property if not null and a String instance.
Sets the CHARACTER_ENCODING property to encoding if not null.
Sets the CONTENT_LENGTH property to contentType if not null.
Sets the CONTENT_TYPE property to contentType if not null.
Sets the CREATION_TIME property to creationTime if not negative.
Sets the MODIFICATION_TIME property to modificationTime if not negative.
Sets the RESOLUTION_PATH property to resolutionPath if not null.
Sets the RESOLUTION_PATH_INFO property to resolutionPathInfo if not null.
The name of the required property providing the part of the request URI which was not used to the resolve the resource to which the meta data instance belongs (value is "sling.resolutionPathInfo"). The value of this property concatenated to the value of the sling.resolutionPath property returns the original request URI leading to the resource.
This property is optional. If missing, it should be assumed equal to an empty string.
The name of the optional property providing the content type of the resource if the resource is streamable (value is "sling.contentType"). This property may be missing if the resource is not streamable or if the content type is not known.
The name of the optional property providing the content length of the resource if the resource is streamable (value is "sling.contentLength"). This property may be missing if the resource is not streamable or if the content length is not known.
Note, that unlike the other properties, this property may be set only after the resource has successfully been adapted to an InputStream for performance reasons.
The name of the optional property providing the character encoding of the resource if the resource is streamable and contains character data (value is "sling.characterEncoding"). This property may be missing if the resource is not streamable or if the character encoding is not known.
Returns the creation time of this resource in the repository in milliseconds (value is "sling.creationTime"). The type of this property is java.lang.Long. The property may be missing if the resource is not streamable or if the creation time is not known.
Returns the last modification time of this resource in the repository in milliseconds (value is "sling.modificationTime"). The type of this property is java.lang.Long. The property may be missing if the resource is not streamable or if the last modification time is not known.
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Returns the CREATION_TIME property if not null and a long. Otherwise -1 is returned.
Returns the MODIFICATION_TIME property if not null and a long. Otherwise -1 is returned.
Returns the RESOLUTION_PATH property if not null and a String instance. Otherwise null is returned.
Returns the RESOLUTION_PATH_INFO property if not null and a String instance. Otherwise null is returned.


Science is one of my favorite subjects. I really looked forward to it in school. Technology is something I like as well. It's really great finding out about the intricacies of how things are made, how they function and so on.
I am baffled by some things. One is that evolution is considered "science", as if it is foundational for an astrophysicist, physician, molecular biologist or whatever to be thoroughly indoctrinated in evolutionary "facts" to be able to perform their various disciplines. I thought those were all sciences in and of themselves.
Another item I find baffling is that the "science" of evolution must be protected. I thought that an essential component in science is the quest for knowledge. To attain knowledge, facts and observations must be compared and analyzed. This cannot be done if facts and evidence contrary to evolutionism are ignored, rejected out of hand and even suppressed. Brits are guarding evolutionary indoctrination with such passion that they are attempting to outlaw the teaching of creation and Intelligent Design. These arrogant people are attempting to impose their views in the United States, and helped draft a petition for the White House to do the same thing. Are they still trying to hide their deep, dark secrets? Addendum: Creation evidences are banned from UK religious education classes.
This is not in the spirit of true scientific inquiry. Rather, it is brainwashing.
Evolutionists have many assumptions and bold assertions about the importance of evolution that are motivating to the gullible and to those saturated with presuppositions. To the rest of us, such propaganda is rather startling. And we still wonder why they feel the need to protect evolutionism so vehemently.
Cut Down the Fake "Tree of Life"