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@interface KLMRouter()

@property(nonatomic, strong) KLMRouterRegister *routerRegister;
@property(nonatomic, strong) NSMutableDictionary *vcMap;
@property(nonatomic, strong) NSString *url;
@property(nonatomic, strong) NSMutableDictionary *parameter;
@property(nonatomic, assign) BOOL animated;
@property(nonatomic, strong) Class navigationController;
@property(nonatomic, assign) BOOL isRoot;
@property(nonatomic, assign) BOOL back;
@property(nonatomic, strong) NSArray *controllers;
@property(nonatomic, strong) KLMCallbackBlock callback;
@property(nonatomic, strong) UIWindow *window;

@end

@implementation KLMRouter

+ (KLMRouter *)router {
    static KLMRouter *instance;
    static dispatch_once_t onceToken;
    dispatch_once(&onceToken, ^{
        if (!instance) {
            instance = [[KLMRouter alloc] init];
        }
    });
    return instance;
}

- (id)init {
    if (self = [super init]) {
        self.routerRegister = [KLMRouterRegister routerRegister];
        _vcMap = [NSMutableDictionary new];
        [self setup];

    }
    return self;
}

- (void)setup {
    _parameter = [NSMutableDictionary new];
    _animated = NO;
    _navigationController = nil;
    _callback = nil;
    _controllers = nil;
    _isRoot = NO;
    _controllers = nil;
    _back = YES;
}

- (KLMRouter* (^)(NSString *url))build {
    [self setup];
    return ^(NSString *url) {
        self.url = url;
        return self;
    };
}

- (KLMRouter* (^)(NSString *url))buildRoot {
    [self setup];
    self.isRoot = YES;
    _vcMap = [NSMutableDictionary new];
    return ^(NSString *url) {
        self.url = url;
        return self;
    };
}

-(KLMRouter *(^)(KLMCallbackBlock callback))withCallback {
    return ^(KLMCallbackBlock callback) {
        self.callback = callback;
        return self;
    };
}

- (KLMRouter *(^)(Class navigation))withNavigation {
    return ^(Class navigation) {
        self.navigationController = navigation;
        return self;
    };
}

- (KLMRouter *(^)(BOOL back))backIfExist {
    return ^(BOOL back) {
        self.back = back;
        return self;
    };
}

- (KLMRouter *(^)(BOOL animated))withAnimated {
    return ^(BOOL animated) {
        self.animated = animated;
        return self;
    };
}

- (KLMRouter *(^)(NSDictionary *dic))withDictionary {
    return ^(NSDictionary *dic) {
        if (dic) {
            [self.parameter addEntriesFromDictionary:dic];
        }
        return self;
    };
}

- (KLMRouter *(^)(NSString *key, NSNumber *num))withNumber {
    return ^(NSString *key, NSNumber *num) {
        if (key && num) {
            [self.parameter addEntriesFromDictionary:@{key : num}];
        }
        return self;
    };
}

- (KLMRouter *(^)(NSString *key, NSString *string))withString {
    return ^(NSString *key, NSString *string) {
        if (key && string) {
            [self.parameter addEntriesFromDictionary:@{key : string}];
        }
        return self;
    };
}

- (KLMRouter *(^)(NSString *key, id value))withObject {
    return ^(NSString *key, id value) {
        if (key && value) {
            [self.parameter addEntriesFromDictionary:@{key : value}];
        }
        return self;
    };
}

- (KLMRouter *(^)(NSArray *urls))withControllersUrls {
    return ^(NSArray *urls) {
        self.controllers = urls;
        return self;
    };
}

- (void (^)())navigate {
    if (self.isRoot) {
        [self openRootViewController];
    } else {
        [self pushWithUrl:self.url animated:self.animated parameter:self.parameter callBack:self.callback controllers:self.controllers];
    }
    return ^() {

    };
}

- (void (^)())present {
    [self presentWithUrl:self.url animated:self.animated parameter:self.parameter callback:self.callback controllers:self.controllers];
    return ^() {

    };;
}

- (instancetype)operation {
    return [[[self.routerRegister getRegistedInfoWithPath:self.url].class alloc] initWithParameter:self.parameter callback:self.callback];
}

- (UIViewController *)getNewViewControllerWithClass:(Class)class url:(NSString *)url parameter:(NSDictionary *)parameter callback:(KLMCallbackBlock)callback controllers:(NSArray *)controllers {
    UIViewController *newVC = [[class alloc] initWithParameter:parameter callback:callback];
    if (controllers.count) {
        NSMutableArray *vcArray = [[NSMutableArray alloc] init];
        for (NSString *url in controllers) {
            UIViewController *tab = [[[self.routerRegister getRegistedInfoWithPath:url].KLMClass alloc] initWithParameter:nil callback:nil];
            [vcArray addObject:tab];
            [_vcMap setObject:tab forKey:url];
        }
        NSAssert(([newVC isKindOfClass:[UITabBarController class]]), @"not tabBarController");
        [(UITabBarController *)newVC setViewControllers:vcArray animated:NO];
        [_vcMap setObject:newVC forKey:url];
    } else {
        [_vcMap setObject:newVC forKey:url];
    }
    return newVC;
}

- (void)removeViewController:(UIViewController *)vc url:(NSString *)url {
    NSMutableArray *vcs = [NSMutableArray arrayWithArray: vc.navigationController.viewControllers];
    [vcs removeObject:vc];
    vc.navigationController.viewControllers = vcs;
}

- (void)pushWithUrl:(NSString *)url animated:(BOOL)animated parameter:(NSDictionary *)parameter callBack:(KLMCallbackBlock)callback controllers:(NSArray *)controllers {
    UIViewController *vc = [_vcMap objectForKey:url];
    KLMRegistedInfo *info = [self.routerRegister getRegistedInfoWithPath:url];
    NSMutableDictionary *p = [NSMutableDictionary dictionaryWithDictionary:parameter];
    for (NSMutableDictionary *d in info.parameter) {
        [p addEntriesFromDictionary:d];
    }
    parameter = p;
    KLMPostcard *postcard = [[KLMPostcard alloc] init];
    postcard.url = url;
    postcard.openMode = KLMPush;
    postcard.parameter = parameter;
    [self handleWithInterceptorsWithPostcard:postcard callback:^(BOOL isSuccess) {
        if (isSuccess) {
            if (vc) {
                if (!self.back) {
                    [self removeViewController:vc url:url];

                    UIViewController *topVC = [self topViewControllerFrom:self.window.rootViewController];

                    NSAssert(topVC.navigationController != nil, @"current viewController can not push!");
                    [topVC.navigationController pushViewController:vc animated:animated];
                    if ([vc respondsToSelector:@selector(updateWithParameter:)]) {
                        [(id<KLMProvider>)vc updateWithParameter:parameter];
                    }
                } else {
                    [self popToViewController:vc withAnimated:animated];
                    if ([vc respondsToSelector:@selector(updateWithParameter:)]) {
                        [(id<KLMProvider>)vc updateWithParameter:parameter];
                    }
                }
            } else {
                UIViewController *topVC = [self topViewControllerFrom:self.window.rootViewController];

                NSAssert(topVC.navigationController != nil, @"current viewController can not push!");
                UIViewController *newVC = [self getNewViewControllerWithClass:info.KLMClass url:url parameter:parameter callback:callback controllers:controllers];
                [topVC.navigationController pushViewController:newVC animated:animated];
            }
        }
    }];
}

- (void)presentWithUrl:(NSString *)url animated:(BOOL)animated parameter:(NSDictionary *)parameter callback:(KLMCallbackBlock)callback controllers:(NSArray *)controllers {
    KLMRegistedInfo *info = [self.routerRegister getRegistedInfoWithPath:url];
    NSMutableDictionary *p = [NSMutableDictionary dictionaryWithDictionary:parameter];
    for (NSMutableDictionary *d in info.parameter) {
        [p addEntriesFromDictionary:d];
    }
    parameter = p;
    KLMPostcard *postcard = [[KLMPostcard alloc] init];
    postcard.url = url;
    postcard.openMode = KLMPresent;
    postcard.parameter = parameter;
    [self handleWithInterceptorsWithPostcard:postcard callback:^(BOOL isSuccess) {
        if (isSuccess) {
            UIViewController *topVC = [self topViewControllerFrom:self.window.rootViewController];
            UIViewController *newVC = [self getNewViewControllerWithClass:info.KLMClass url:url parameter:parameter callback:callback controllers:controllers];
            if (self.navigationController) {
                UINavigationController *nav = [[self.navigationController alloc] initWithRootViewController:newVC];
                [topVC presentViewController:nav animated:animated completion:nil];
            } else {
                [topVC presentViewController:newVC animated:animated completion:nil];
            }
        }
    }];

}

- (void)handleWithInterceptorsWithPostcard:(KLMPostcard *)p callback:(KLMInterceptorBlock)callback {
    __block BOOL isOK = YES;
    __block NSInteger count = 0;
    if (![[KLMRouterRegister routerRegister] getInterceptors].count) {
        callback(isOK);
        return;
    }
    for (id<KLMInterceptor> interceptor in [[KLMRouterRegister routerRegister] getInterceptors]) {
        [interceptor processWithPostcard:p callback:^(BOOL isSuccess) {
            if (!isSuccess) {
                isOK = NO;
            }
            count++;
            if (count == [[KLMRouterRegister routerRegister] getInterceptors].count) {
                callback(isOK);
            }
        }];
    }
}

- (UIViewController *)topViewControllerFrom:(UIViewController *)vc {
    if ([vc isKindOfClass:[UITabBarController class]]) {
        return [self topViewControllerFrom:[(UITabBarController *)vc selectedViewController]];
    } else if ([vc isKindOfClass:[UINavigationController class]]) {
        return [self topViewControllerFrom:[(UINavigationController *)vc visibleViewController]];
    } else if (vc.presentedViewController) {
        return [self topViewControllerFrom:vc.presentedViewController];
    } else {
        return vc;
    }
}

- (void)popToViewController:(UIViewController *)vc withAnimated:(BOOL)animated {
    UIViewController *topVC = [self topViewControllerFrom:self.window.rootViewController];
    BOOL shouldAnimated = YES;
    while (topVC != vc) {
        if (topVC.tabBarController) {
            UITabBarController *tab = topVC.tabBarController;
            for (UIViewController *tabVC in tab.viewControllers) {
                if (tabVC == vc) {
                    [tab setSelectedViewController:tabVC];
                    topVC = tabVC;
                    return;
                }
            }
        } else if ([topVC isKindOfClass:[UITabBarController class]]) {
            UITabBarController *tab = (UITabBarController *)topVC;
            for (UIViewController *tabVC in tab.viewControllers) {
                if (tabVC == vc) {
                    [tab setSelectedViewController:tabVC];
                    topVC = tabVC;
                    return;
                }
            }
        } else if (topVC.navigationController && topVC.navigationController.viewControllers.count > 1) {

            UIViewController *target = vc.tabBarController ? vc.tabBarController : vc;
            topVC = [self popNavigationControllerStack:topVC target:target animated:shouldAnimated ? animated : NO];
            if (topVC == target) {
                shouldAnimated = NO;
            }
        } else if (topVC.presentingViewController) {
            UIViewController *nextVC = topVC.presentingViewController;
            [self removeMapControllersWithViewController:topVC];
            if (shouldAnimated) {
                [topVC dismissViewControllerAnimated:animated completion:nil];
                shouldAnimated = NO;
            } else {
                [topVC dismissViewControllerAnimated:NO completion:nil];
            }
            topVC = nextVC;
        } else if ([topVC isKindOfClass:[UINavigationController class]]){
            topVC = [(UINavigationController *)topVC topViewController];
        } else {
            return;
        }
    }
}

- (UIViewController *)popNavigationControllerStack:(UIViewController *)topVC target:(UIViewController *)target animated:(BOOL)animated {
    BOOL contains = NO;
    for (UIViewController *subVC in [topVC.navigationController.viewControllers reverseObjectEnumerator]) {
        if (subVC != target) {
            [self removeMapControllersWithViewController:subVC];
        } else {
            contains = YES;
            break;
        }
    }
    if (contains) {
        [topVC.navigationController popToViewController:target animated:animated];
        return target;
    } else {
        UIViewController *nextVC = topVC.navigationController.viewControllers[0];
        [topVC.navigationController popToRootViewControllerAnimated:NO];
        return nextVC;
    }
}
- (void)openRootViewController {
    if ([self.delegate respondsToSelector:@selector(rootWindowFromApp)]) {
        self.window = [self.delegate rootWindowFromApp];
    }
    NSAssert(self.window != nil, @"app window does not exist!please complete KLMRouter delegate.");
    KLMRegistedInfo *info = [self.routerRegister getRegistedInfoWithPath:self.url];
    NSMutableDictionary *p = [NSMutableDictionary dictionaryWithDictionary:self.parameter];
    for (NSMutableDictionary *d in info.parameter) {
        [p addEntriesFromDictionary:d];
    }
    KLMPostcard *postcard = [[KLMPostcard alloc] init];
    postcard.url = self.url;
    postcard.openMode = KLMPush;
    postcard.parameter = self.parameter;
    UIViewController *vc = [self getNewViewControllerWithClass:info.KLMClass url:self.url parameter:self.parameter callback:self.callback controllers:self.controllers];
    if (self.navigationController) {
        self.window.rootViewController = [[self.navigationController alloc] initWithRootViewController:vc];
    } else {
        self.window.rootViewController = vc;
    }
    [self.window makeKeyAndVisible];
}

- (void)removeMapControllersWithViewController:(UIViewController *)vc {
    if ([vc isKindOfClass:[UITabBarController class]]) {
        for (UIViewController *c in [(UITabBarController *)vc viewControllers]) {
            [self removeVC:c];
        }
    }
    [self removeVC:vc];
}

- (void)removeVC:(UIViewController *)vc {
    for (NSString *key in self.vcMap.allKeys) {
        if (self.vcMap[key] == vc) {
            [self.vcMap removeObjectForKey:key];
            break;
        }
    }
}

- (void)popTopViewControllerAnimated:(BOOL)animated completion:(void (^)(void))completion {
    UIViewController *vc = [self topViewControllerFrom:self.window.rootViewController];
    [self removeMapControllersWithViewController:vc];
    if (vc.navigationController && vc.navigationController.viewControllers.count > 1) {
        [vc.navigationController popViewControllerAnimated:animated];
        if (completion) {
            completion();
        }
    } else if (vc.presentingViewController) {
        [vc dismissViewControllerAnimated:animated completion:completion];
    }
}

- (void)inject:(id)object withParameter:(NSDictionary *)parameter {
    [KLMInjection injectObject:object withParameter:parameter];
}

@end


In an effort to soften the blow of a surcharge tacked onto insurance policies for North Carolina truckers, officials with the state's insurance risk pool have cut in half the surcharge that will plug a $96 million shortfall in the agency's balance sheet.
The North Carolina Reinsurance Facility's 7.83% surcharge, to go into effect on Oct. 1, will be assessed on new and renewal commercial vehicle policies likely for the next two years. Prior to the reduction the surcharge was 14.63%.
The surcharge applies only to commercial liability coverages including bodily injury liability, property damage liability, medical payments, uninsured motorists and underinsured motorists coverage premiums. It will be assessed on North Carolina motor carriers, motor coach operators, taxi owners, logging truck operators, dump truck operators and others.
The surcharge has been imposed to recoup the facility's losses that have been building over the past four years, in part due to its charging rates too low for uninsurable truckers and in some cases even insuring ineligible motor carriers. The surcharge will not be applied to a motor carrier's policy for collision or comprehensive coverage, according to facility officials.
"We worked with the Reinsurance Facility and they agreed with us that the previous surcharge percentage would be very difficult for businesses to pay since they had not budgeted for the increase," said Crystal Collins, president of the NCTA.
The shortfall has been gradually building in the past few years, "lurking in the background" creating "significant angst" concerning the facility's financial status, according to the risk pool's 2017 report.
The reinsurance facility, created by the state's 1973 Motor Vehicle Reinsurance Facility Act, is a statewide partnership of insurers intended to establish a viable reinsurance market to ensure that the state's high-risk commercial vehicle operators unable to obtain liability insurance elsewhere can still meet the state's mandatory liability law. By law, the facility is supposed to only allow liability insurance for state-domiciled motor carriers with valid driver licenses that have been refused liability insurance from an insurance company.
But since about 2014 the overall commercial vehicle insurance business in North Carolina and nationwide has not been healthy and insurance companies have essentially been losing money, according to facility officials.
Rob Moseley, a Greenville, S.C., attorney whose clients include North Carolina trucking companies, said he welcomed the surcharge reduction, but said it won't make the financial shortfall go away anytime soon.


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Lunar Science and Lunar Laser Ranging
Author(s): James G. Williams
Co-Author(s): James G. Williams, Slava G. Turyshev, Richard T. Baran, Kevin M. Birnbaum, Douglas Currie, William M. Folkner, Gary M. Gutt, Hideo Hanada, Hamid Hemmati, Stephen M. Merkowitz,, Kenneth L. Nordtvedt, Thomas W. Murphy, Jr., Jürgen Müller, Nicolas Rambaux, Peter J. Shelus, Ruwan Somawardhana, Robert Spero
Panel Selection: Inner Planets: Mercury, Venus, and the Moon.
Institution: Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Lunar Laser Ranging studies the Moon's internal structure and properties by tracking the variations in the orientation and tidal distortion of the Moon as a function of time. Future missions to the Moon's surface should include new laser ranging instrumentation capable of improved range accuracy.
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The lazily winding spiral arms of the spectacular galaxy NGC 976 fill the frame of this image from the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope.
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Tom Jacobs of Bellevue, Washington, loves treasure hunts. Now, Jacobs has helped discover a giant gaseous planet about 379 light-years from Earth.
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Ask John Sheaves if we should all be buying locally produced food this Christmas and he replies with an emphatic: "Too right!" The Chief Executive of Taste of the West is passionate about produce from our part of the world and he is eager for us to enjoy an extra special Christmas dinner this year. By buying locally produced food which tastes great, we could also be helping the local economy - and the planet too.
We all know that the transportation of huge quantities of food and drink contributes to pollution. So with the ethical message increasingly pricking at our conscience, what better time to make that extra effort than the season of goodwill?
"I think that people are now beginning to think, not only about the taste and quality of what they buy, but how they can support their local area and environment," says John Sheaves. "There's some fantastic produce in Somerset and you will always find a story behind it. Take the guy from Rowswells Fruit & Vegetables, who is a real entrepreneur. If I buy my vegetables from him I know they are going to be special and it's the same for the turkey or joint of beef I get from my local butcher.
"The effects of Foot and Mouth are going to be felt for months ahead, so anything consumers can do to support local food will help support the producers."
Last Christmas, Taste of the West devised a typical Christmas meal for a family of eight and cost it out - both in terms of price and food miles - first the food bought from a supermarket and then the local ingredients. Their calculations showed that the supermarket offering would cost £205.43 and require 36,576 food miles (more than one-and-a-half times round the planet) to get it to the Christmas table. The local food offering cost just a few pence more (207.15) and required just 436 food miles.
"The effects of Foot and Mouth are going to be felt for months ahead, so anything consumers can do to support local food will help support the producers"
So, if we are not going to load up our supermarket trolleys, where should we go for our seasonal goodies?
Make an early New Year's resolution to strike up a relationship with your local butcher for this year's turkey, and maybe use a tasty orange and cranberry stuffing or the award-winning apple and ginger flavour from Markus Products. Based in Wincanton, Markus Products' new Somerset Cider Brandy Butter is made from Burrow Hill Cider.
Try something different - like a goose from Goose Slade Farm Shop, East Coker (tel 01935 863735), or sides of smoked salmon, hams and even traditional home-made plum duff (Christmas pudding) from Brown and Forrest, who also do hampers.
Many Somerset delicatessens and independent food stores will stock locally produced treats such as The Bay Tree range of products. No need to add alcohol to their Boozy Mincemeat, and their Boxing Day Chutney is a perfect addition to cold turkey. The Bay Tree's Miniature Figs in Syrup can be served with a good vanilla ice cream, such as Mendip Moments. Look out for their new ice cream flavours, such as Christmas pudding and Damson and Sloe Gin, which they hope to launch in limited editions.
Shopping for local produce is made easier for us today thanks to the proliferation of farm shops around the county. Combine a day out with a visit to your nearest farmers' market or make life even easier by buying online from Somerset Local Food Direct.


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A: It's not one but several interconnected markets. Some of these markets involve banks lending to each other at overnight rates, while others involve issuance of a variety of debt instruments such as bonds that carry a short lifespan.
Q: Why do banks need to provide each other overnight credit?
A: The Federal Reserve requires banks to keep a certain amount of cash in reserve on the premises or in one of the Fed's district banks. The amount is actually a ratio to the level of deposits the banks have. The required ratio of reserves-to-deposits goes up and down, so banks lend to each other to cover this ever-shifting target.
The Federal Reserve establishes a target for the rate that banks charge in overnight lending — called the Fed funds rate. This target is set through the Fed's rate-setting Federal Open Market Committee, which normally meets eight times a year. But the actual overnight lending rate is set by the banks themselves.
The Fed's target interest rate for overnight lending has been at 2 percent since April, but the market-set rate actually shot up to 7 percent Tuesday morning before tapering off to 3 percent. That's still a full point above the Fed's target, and it means that banks are hoarding cash and only willing to part with it for a high price. The result: They borrow less, and thus lend less.
Q: How does this translate to problems on Main Street?
A: Commercial banks take a cue from the Fed funds rate when they set the prime rate, which is the interest they charge on loans to customers with the best credit. The prime rate is usually 3 percentage points higher than the Fed funds rate, but banks do set this rate based on conditions on the ground. Changes in the Fed funds rate affect short-term interest rates, foreign exchange rates and indirectly the price of goods and services and even employment.
So overnight rates are a vivid, immediate expression of the confidence or lack thereof in credit markets. When nervous banks charge each other higher overnight rates, it ripples across all kinds of lending in the economy.
Q: How is this credit crunch affecting corporate America?
A: Corporations don't have piles of cash sitting in bank accounts to pay their bills. They issue IOU-like short-term notes, sometimes called commercial paper, that often mature in 30 days. In some cases, the collateral on these notes is a company's inventory or other assets, so these bonds are also called asset-backed commercial paper.
When these largely unregulated short-term notes mature, investors can cash in or roll them over for another 30 days. If there is the perception of more risk, the yield — or the interest paid to investors — rises.
When there's confidence in the markets, the yields are low, which means that borrowing costs for corporations are low. When fear is rampant, as it is now, investors are reluctant to hold these bonds, fearing a default. They demand a higher interest rate, or yield. As the yield rises, it becomes more costly to borrow to fund day-to-day operations.
Q: So what? These Wall Street fat cats deserve what's coming to them.
A: Maybe so, but remember that although the investors who buy these short-term debt instruments may be on Wall Street, the companies issuing this debt are corporations that employ millions of people in the U.S. and around the world. When their costs of borrowing go up substantially, they have to cut costs elsewhere, and that often translates into layoffs. That's how Wall Street problems quickly become Main Street problems.
Q: Any other examples?
A: Automobile dealerships. Carmakers don't just give them cars. Dealerships borrow money to purchase the cars that they will then sell to customers. When the cost of borrowing goes up for dealerships, they're forced to raise the price of the vehicles they sell at a time when there are already few buyers and when loan terms have tightened sharply for consumers.
"America's financial liquidity crisis, which was created by mortgage lending, is constraining the availability of auto credit, which is the lifeblood of both dealerships at the wholesale level and car buyers at the retail level," Annette Sykora, chairman of the National Automobile Dealers Association, said in a statement.
The credit crunch also hits developers and civil-engineering firms that build shopping malls, office buildings and public works projects. When funding for their projects dries up, construction workers are laid off.
Q: How are local communities hit by the credit crunch?
A: Many local governments rely on issuing debt, often in the form of municipal bonds, to fund road projects or other development in their region. They too are being squeezed as the cost of credit goes up. Local quality of life will suffer.
"I think it's going to limit (bond issuance) because it is going to be expensive to borrow. It's going to be tough on small communities," said Michael Long, the treasurer for Klamath County in Oregon, on California's northern border.
Not only is the cost of borrowing rising, but after a period of lax lending, investors are more closely examining the finances of issuers of municipal bonds.
"They're going to look closer to make sure they are going to get their money back," said Long, a past president of the National Association of County Collectors, Treasurers and Finance Officers.
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A few weeks ago we picked up a couple of short clips from a 35mm film print of the 1995 James Bond Movie Goldeneye on eBay, featuring Pierce Brosnan as 007. Those white dashes that you see on the left hand side that look a bit like Morse Code are actually the time code for the DTS audio track, however, we do not have the DTS CDs so the audio on the video below is from the optical stereo track. Scanned as usual, by our very own Q-branch.


The raid was carried out after noise complaints were filed by local residents and the operation resulted in 20 people being arrested as well as the man running the gambling den.
Wichan Boonreung, 51, admitted to running the illegal establishment from his house where soldiers took into evidence cards and gambling chips.
It was estimated that up to 1 million baht was gambled their each day.
Locals that lived nearby gathered outside to watch the raid after becoming fed up with the noise the patrons of the den created both day and night and thanked the soldiers once the raid was complete.


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The Tragedy of Philosophy
Kant's Critique of Judgment and the Project of Aesthetics
Andrew Cooper - Author
Reframes philosophical understanding of, and engagement with, tragedy.
In The Tragedy of Philosophy Andrew Cooper challenges the prevailing idea of the death of tragedy, arguing that this assumption reflects a problematic view of both tragedy and philosophy—one that stifles the profound contribution that tragedy could provide to philosophy today. To build this case, Cooper presents a novel reading of Immanuel Kant's Critique of Judgment. Although this text is normally understood as the final attempt to seal philosophy from the threat of tragedy, Cooper argues that Kant's project is rather a creative engagement with a tragedy that is specific to philosophy, namely, the inevitable failure of attempts to master nature through knowledge. Kant's encounter with the tragedy of philosophy turns philosophy's gaze from an exclusive focus on knowledge to matters of living well in a world that does not bend itself to our desires. Tracing the impact of Kant's Critique of Judgment on some of the most famous theories of tragedy, including those of G. W. F. Hegel, Friedrich Nietzsche, Martin Heidegger, and Cornelius Castoriadis, Cooper demonstrates how these philosophers extend the project found in both Kant and the Greek tragedies: the attempt to grasp nature as a domain hospitable to human life.
"…ambitious … Cooper's book offers a careful, critical account of several modern European philosophies of tragic drama and poetry, focusing on the work of Hegel, Nietzsche, Heidegger, and Castoriadis … [it] is clear, compelling, and insightful. It will be valuable for those interested in theories of tragedy, the development of modern philosophical aesthetics, and Kant's critical system." — Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism
Andrew Cooper is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the University of Bonn, Germany.
Note on Citations
Tragedy in contemporary philosophy
Method in the history of philosophy
Part I. Kant's Critique of Judgment
1. From Disembodied Soul to Embodied Mind
The problem of life
The generation dilemma
The rationalist response
The empiricist response
Embodied mind
2. Reflective Judgment
The need for a third Critique
The power of judgment
Beauty and purposiveness
The antinomy of teleological judgment
From system to method
3. The Ethical Turn
Reason's double bind
The spiritual character of art
Synthesizing nature and freedom
An enlarged way of thinking
Part II. Tragedy after Kant
4. Hegel: The Philosophy of Tragedy
A theory of tragedy
Interpreting Hegel
Tragedy and history
5. Nietzsche: Tragic Philosophy
Schopenhauer's metaphysics
The Apollinian and the Dionysian
The death and rebirth of tragedy
Tragedy and ethics
6. Heidegger: Greek Tragedy
Introduction to Metaphysics
Hölderlin's Hymn
Tragedy and Being
7. Castoriadis: Tragedy and Self-formation
Identitary logic
Imagination and representation
Tragedy and self-formation
Tragedy and philosophy
Ethical complexity
Transforming philosophy Notes
4-6189-2/4-6188-5(AK/EM/KRS)
The Realizations of the Future
The Intercorporeal Self
Experimental Phenomenology, Second Edition
Heidegger on Science
Existence and Heritage
Without a Woman to Read
Wittgenstein: From Mysticism to Ordinary Language


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Food Forward, the registered not-for-profit organization based in Toronto, raises the people's voice for a better food system, integrating the public, politicians and various contacts within the food sector into the ongoing discussion.
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Coming down the pike: plans for a panel and mixer on queer and gender issues as they relate to food. "My sexuality does influence my advocacy and connection to issues of social justice and marginalization," says Higgins.
Building community by doing food advocacy work together is a key part of Food Forward's agenda. One point of concern is the issue of genetically modified seeds, which do not generate seeds for the next season's harvest, currently being sold to the majority of farmers by corporations, which of course raises production costs for farmers. In the coming years, natural unmodified seeds could be of tremendous value from a currency perspective, critical for the sustainability of agriculture. Seed savers are ahead of the curve. Yes, there are those who save genetically unmodified seeds. You can't eat gold.
As our ongoing resource issue is continuing to change our global, national and local landscape, Food Forward wishes to educate and scale up a positive network that understands and supports the importance of healthy, local, sustainable, ethically produced food, accessible to all. A lofty vision, but one in which we all need to pay serious attention.
This is an expanded version of an article originally published in IN Toronto Magazine, July 2011 issue.


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You might assume that, musically speaking, this little village was stuck in the back of beyond, but the Hope Centre for Excellence is run by a dynamic lady. Zubeno and her colleagues are showing what can be done even in small villages. Around two thirds of the students I examined achieved distinctions and their overall standards were remarkable.
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Inhabitants with a 23 challenge rating (5e), Inhabitants with a 19 challenge rating (3e), Inhabitants with a 20 challenge rating (3e),
Demon lords
Inhabitants of the Abyss
Inhabitants of chaotic evil alignment
Lesser deities
Sexless
Juiblex
Faceless Lord
Lord of Slime
Lord of Oozes and Shapeless Things
Lord of Nothing[1]
Known language(s)
Abyssal, Common, telepathy[2]
Chaotic evil
3rd Edition Statistics[4]
Juiblex (pronounced: /ˈdʒuːblɛks/ JOO-bleks[7] or: /ˈʒuːblɛks/ ZHOO-bleks[7] or: /ˈdʒuːiblɛks/ JOO-ee-blex[8]), known as the Faceless Lord, was a demon lord and lord of oozes and shapeless things.[4] He was a lesser deity and one of the triumvirate of the Lost Gods of the Underdark (the other two being the Elder Elemental God and the Dark God).[9]
" A shuddering, glistening cone of jelly and slime striated with veins of black and green rears up from the pit. Baleful red eyes swim in the thing's gelatinous body, and dripping pseudopods of tremulous ooze writhe with latent hunger in every direction at once.[2] "
The Faceless Lord often appeared to be a 9-foot-tall cone of slime striped with black, green, brown, yellow, and gray. At other times, he was nothing more than a pool of animated ooze. In all forms, Juiblex was covered in pulsating red eyes that could look in any and all directions.[1][4]
Spawn of Juiblex were the look-alikes of the demon lord himself.[citation needed]
Juiblex was the least complicated of the demon lords in that his only plans were destruction and ruin and he cared little for intrigue.[10]
Combat Edit
Juiblex could crush and absorb those he caught up in his acidic pseudopods. His amorphous body was difficult to damage. Most weapons barely harm him and blunt weapons were just useless. Worse though was his powerful acid that consumed or ruined nearly everything that touches him. Juiblex could spew forth green slime at foes and summon both oozes and demons to aid him in battle. Usually the oozes or tanar'ri kept his enemies busy.[10] Juiblex could also confer a madness of unending hunger upon enemies.[8]
Abilities Edit
Juiblex spoke Abyssal and Common and used telepathy. He also had two forms of contradicting sight: Blindsight and Darkvision.[2] Slimes and oozes in the vicinity of Juiblex received unusual intelligence.[8]
Realm Edit
Juiblex resided in the Slime Pits, where he drove out all but the slimes and oozes that were found there.[4] He dwelt in the 222nd layer of the Abyss with Zuggtmoy, known as the Lady of Fungi.[11]
Cult of Juiblex Edit
Juiblex cared little for worshipers but nonetheless had an unorganized cult of followers. If he knew of his followers at all, he did nothing to reward them. Most of his followers were slimes, oozes, and jellies.[12] He was also worshiped by some aboleths (who believed Juiblex provided the moist environment most appropriate for their slimy skin) and insane humans.[9] Some demons, particularly hezrou, swore him fealty and retrieved victims for him to feed on.[4]
Juiblex's domains were Chaos, Corruption, Evil, and Ooze. His symbol was that of a pseudopod dripping slime.[11]
Juiblex constantly tried to take over Zuggtmoy's holdings, causing friction between them.[11]
Most demons loathed Juiblex. They viewed him as a threat only when they stood in his way, so most left him alone.[4]
It has been revealed that Juiblex was not actually a tanar'ri but rather an aspect of Ghaunadaur to increase worship.[citation needed]
Archmage: A demon with a description matching Juiblex was present with the demon hordes attacking the dwarves at Gauntlgrym.
Further reading Edit
Robert J. Schwalb (March 2011). "The Demonomicon of Iggwilv: Juiblex". In Steve Winter ed. Dungeon #188 (Wizards of the Coast), pp. 4–10.
↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Carl Sargent (May 1992). Monster Mythology. (TSR, Inc), p. 67. ISBN 1-5607-6362-0.
↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Ed Stark, James Jacobs, Erik Mona (June 13, 2006). Fiendish Codex I: Hordes of the Abyss. (Wizards of the Coast), p. 66. ISBN 0-7869-3919-2.
↑ Gary Gygax (December 1977). Monster Manual, 1st edition. (TSR, Inc), p. 17. ISBN 0-9356-9600-8.
↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 Monte Cook (Oct 2002). Book of Vile Darkness. (Wizards of the Coast), pp. 134–136. ISBN 0-7869-0672-3.
↑ Ed Stark, James Jacobs, Erik Mona (June 13, 2006). Fiendish Codex I: Hordes of the Abyss. (Wizards of the Coast), pp. 66–68. ISBN 0-7869-3919-2.
↑ Mike Mearls, Jeremy Crawford (May 29, 2018). Mordenkainen's Tome of Foes. Edited by Kim Mohan, Michele Carter. (Wizards of the Coast), pp. 150–151. ISBN 978-0786966240.
↑ 7.0 7.1 Frank Mentzer (January 1985). "Ay pronunseeAYshun gyd". In Kim Mohan ed. Dragon #93 (TSR, Inc.), p. 26.
↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 "A Field Guide to Juiblex". Dnd Wizards Tumblr. (2015-09-23). Retrieved on 2015-09-23.
↑ 9.0 9.1 Carl Sargent (May 1992). Monster Mythology. (TSR, Inc), p. 60. ISBN 1-5607-6362-0.
↑ 10.0 10.1 Ed Stark, James Jacobs, Erik Mona (June 13, 2006). Fiendish Codex I: Hordes of the Abyss. (Wizards of the Coast), p. 67. ISBN 0-7869-3919-2.
↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 Ed Stark, James Jacobs, Erik Mona (June 13, 2006). Fiendish Codex I: Hordes of the Abyss. (Wizards of the Coast), p. 68. ISBN 0-7869-3919-2.
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I have to pinch myself everytime I go there. It looks like a little piece of heaven.
Beautiful colours and photos! My auntie used to live on the Orme and I have so many happy memories of visiting as a child and playing there. It seemed so wild and incredible when I was little. This has reminded me of those days.
Thankyou. Wow! Those childhood memories must have been something, I always tell my husband how living on the Orme must be like a dream.
Oh my goodness, the sky! It looks like someone created it from pastels. I have been debating going on holiday to Wales this summer, I think you've made my mind up! Beautiful pictures of your boys as always.
You must! Wales is absoloutely stunning, I love going there in winters too!
These photos are beautiful. The amazingly bright green grass as far as the eye can see is a kids dream!
Wow, these photos are just stunning!
Wow. wow. wow! Simply stunning! I think my fav is the first one with that tiny red jacket running across the field. But the second photo is so close to being my favourite too!
Visual Love Notes is personal project. Here you will find a collection of little clues of love either in the form of food that I cook or photographs that I take of my kids. I hope my boys will be able to look back at these pictures many years from now and know that I noticed it all, and that every bit of them, at every stage of their life, was valid, appreciated, treasured and loved.


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Q: Extract JSON TypeMismatch I was having some problem when trying to extract data returned from JSON and store as Polyline object. The JSON format as such:
 {
"messages": [

 ],
 "routes": {
  "fieldAliases": {
   "ObjectID": "ObjectID",
   "Name": "Name",
   "FirstStopID": "FirstStopID",
   "LastStopID": "LastStopID",
   "StopCount": "StopCount",
   "Total_Meters": "Total_Meters",
   "Shape_Length": "Shape_Length"
  },
  "geometryType": "esriGeometryPolyline",
  "spatialReference": {
   "wkid": 3414,
   "latestWkid": 3414
  },
  "features": [
   {
    "attributes": {
     "ObjectID": 1,
     "Name": "18304.68,36152.73 - 21591.48,33095.24",
     "FirstStopID": 1,
     "LastStopID": 2,
     "StopCount": 2,
     "Total_Meters": 6757.9427813693819,
     "Shape_Length": 6757.9404808662866
    },
    "geometry": {
     "paths": [
      [
       [
        18301.44000000041,
        36146.919999999925
       ],
   [
    21206.919999999925,
    33505.550000000745
   ],
   [
    21341.230000000447,
    33566.929999999702
   ],

And the code where I get the returned JSON and store each point as a Polyline object:
public void getDirection(Event eventModel){
    String eventX = eventModel.getEventX();
    Log.i("X", eventX);

    String eventY = eventModel.getEventY();
    Log.i("Y", eventY);

    SimpleLineSymbol lineSymbol = new SimpleLineSymbol(
            Color.GREEN, 3, SimpleLineSymbol.STYLE.DASH);
    List pointArr = null;
    String page;
    JSONArray jsonArray;

    try {
        HttpClient client = new DefaultHttpClient();
        HttpGet request = new HttpGet("http://www.onemap.sg/API/services.svc/route/solve?token=qo/s2TnSUmfLz+32CvLC4RMVkzEFYjxqyti1KhByvEacEdMWBpCuSSQ+IFRT84QjGPBCuz/cBom8PfSm3GjEsGc8PkdEEOEr&routeStops=18304.68,36152.73;" + eventX + "," + eventY + "&routemode=DRIVE&avoidERP=0&routeOption=shortes");
        HttpResponse response = client.execute(request);
        HttpEntity entity = response.getEntity();
        String responseString = EntityUtils.toString(entity, "UTF-8");
        page = "{\'EventDirection\':" + responseString + "}";
        try {
            JSONObject jsonObject = new JSONObject(page);
            jsonArray = jsonObject.getJSONArray("EventDirection");
            int length = jsonArray.length();
            for (int i = 0; i < length; i++) {
                JSONObject attribute = jsonArray.getJSONObject(i);
                if(attribute.equals("features")){
                if(attribute.equals("geometry")){
                    String path = attribute.getString("paths");
                    pointArr.add(path);
                    /*path = path.replace("[[\"", "");
                    path = path.replace("\"]]", "");
                    String[] arr = path.split(";");
                    for (int j = 0; j < arr.length; j++) {
                        String[] point = arr[j].split(",");
                        pointArr.add(point);
                    }*/
                }}
            }
            Graphic lineGraphic = new Graphic((Geometry) pointArr, lineSymbol);
            ENeighbourhoodActivity.graphicsLayer.addGraphic(lineGraphic);
        } catch (JSONException e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        }
    } catch (IOException e) {
        e.printStackTrace();
    }
    }

And the stack trace I've gotten:
11-24 20:32:19.425: D/dalvikvm(16607): GC_CONCURRENT freed 719K, 13% free 12030K/13703K, paused 7ms+13ms
11-24 20:32:19.628: W/System.err(16607): org.json.JSONException: Value {"directions":[{"features":[{"compressedGeometry":"+1+hrt+139j+0+0","attributes":{"length":0,"text":"Start at 18304.68,36152.73","time":0,"maneuverType":"esriDMTDepart","ETA":-2209161600000}},{"compressedGeometry":"+1+hrt+139j+172-lr+40-1i+1l-e+23-3+d+4+1d+r","attributes":{"length":1.7571306436022183,"text":"Go southeast on PAN ISLAND EXPRESSWAY","time":1.8785585885556129,"maneuverType":"esriDMTStraight","ETA":-2209161600000}},{"compressedGeometry":"+1+jch+12ik+i+1o+d+1v","attributes":{"length":0.12315161844398603,"text":"Bear left on TOH TUCK AVENUE","time":0.18480000000000038,"maneuverType":"esriDMTBearLeft","ETA":-2209161600000}},{"compressedGeometry":"+1+jdg+12mb+14-1+42+1b+p+m+11+2a+c+e+l+e+r+9+1q+2+o+5+1m+e+1v+o+3u+c+1u+0+1q-6+3a-i+11+2+1e+k+1k+12+1o+o+p+a+1p+a+m+8+m+b+2d+s+1g+t","attributes":{"length":1.3971933538812136,"text":"Turn right on TOH TUCK ROAD","time":2.7943955099999993,"maneuverType":"esriDMTTurnRight","ETA":-2209161600000}},{"compressedGeometry":"+1+kl9+132b+1l-1i+19-o+g-3+2e-8+3h-5+44-2+1i+4+1r+u+v+11+2v+43","attributes":{"length":0.78371010402386,"text":"Turn right on JALAN JURONG KECHIL","time":1.175752590000001,"maneuverType":"esriDMTTurnRight","ETA":-2209161600000}},{"compressedGeometry":"+1+la5+135l+1g-23+29-2o+1f-2d+d-1b+0-23-b-17-k-1n+0-h+8-l+o-r","attributes":{"length":0.5739351553531507,"text":"Turn right on JALAN ANAK BUKIT","time":0.9289808300000004,"maneuverType":"esriDMTTurnRight","ETA":-2209161600000}},{"compressedGeometry":"+1+lfr+12m0+dd-4m+qr-94+19n-ej+1j-n+82-56+gl-b4+5l-1a+3n-b+q-5+i-4+2k-13+4t-l+9p-14+co-3a+1r-j+1k-4+5o-1t+u-3+c+6+i+f+d+h","attributes":{"length":5.512234370362195,"text":"Bear left on DUNEARN ROAD","time":8.347599999999996,"maneuverType":"esriDMTBearLeft","ETA":-2209161600000}},{"compressedGeometry":"+1+qge+10ut+10+30+2p+5h","attributes":{"length":0.2995301962581563,"text":"Bear left on WHITLEY ROAD","time":0.4492,"maneuverType":"esriDMTBearLeft","ETA":-2209161600000}},{"compressedGeometry":"+1+qk7+117e+h-4+1p-1a+29-2o+j-b+q-2+b+4+h+c+c+h+10+2a+b+d+e+8+3n+3","attributes":{"length":0.5376352927205378,"text":"Turn right on MALCOLM ROAD","time":1.2903999999999978,"maneuverType":"esriDMTTurnRight","ETA":-2209161600000}},{"compressedGeometry":"+1+r0v+116u+f-k+l-a+t-1+s+7+1i+j+u+h+m+g+o+p+11+1f+11+u","attributes":{"length":0.35816860827144775,"text":"Turn right at UNNAMED ROAD to stay on MALCOLM ROAD","time":0.8596014644118043,"maneuverType":"esriDMTTurnRight","ETA":-2209161600000}},{"compressedGeometry":"+1+r9s+11b0+0+0","attributes":{"length":0,"text":"Finish at 27985.4,34115, on the right","time":0,"maneuverType":"esriDMTStop","ETA":-2209161600000}}],"summary":{"totalDriveTime":17.909288982967414,"totalTime":17.909288986120373,"envelope":{"ymin":33719.41002910024,"ymax":36152.73002910059,"xmin":18301.436076220416,"spatialReference":{"latestWkid":3414,"wkid":3414},"xmax":27985.400018159162},"totalLength":11.342689342916765},"routeName":"18304.68,36152.73 - 27985.4,34115","routeId":1}],"routes":{"features":[{"geometry":{"paths":[[[18301.44000000041,36146.919999999925],[18885.830000000075,35820.75999999978],[19550.639999999665,35448.38000000082],[19679.16000000015,35397.5700000003],[19731.700000000186,35383.86999999918],[19799.240000000224,35381.169999999925],[19812.37999999989,35385.49000000022],[19828.570000000298,35394.31000000052],[19856.860000000335,35412.300000000745],[19875.230000000447,35468.13000000082],[19885.419999999925,35519.13000000082],[19887.83999999985,35531.25999999978],[19924.03000000026,35530.199999999255],[20053.900000000373,35572.88000000082],[20071.599999999627,35586.460000000894],[20078.78000000026,35595.31000000052],[20088.94000000041,35614.65000000037],[20111.830000000075,35668.51999999955],[20124.389999999665,35682.72000000067],[20145.12999999989,35697.40000000037],[20171.889999999665,35706.49000000022],[20229.700000000186,35708.38000000082],[20254.44000000041,35712.52999999933],[20308.200000000186,35726.9299999997],[20361.94000000041,35748.6799999997],[20371.480000000447,35751.439
11-24 20:32:19.651: W/System.err(16607):    at org.json.JSON.typeMismatch(JSON.java:100)
11-24 20:32:19.651: W/System.err(16607):    at org.json.JSONObject.getJSONArray(JSONObject.java:548)
11-24 20:32:19.651: W/System.err(16607):    at Controller.EventController.getDirection(EventController.java:222)
11-24 20:32:19.651: W/System.err(16607):    at AsyncTask.GetEventDirectionAsyncTask.doInBackground(GetEventDirectionAsyncTask.java:21)
11-24 20:32:19.651: W/System.err(16607):    at AsyncTask.GetEventDirectionAsyncTask.doInBackground(GetEventDirectionAsyncTask.java:1)
11-24 20:32:19.651: W/System.err(16607):    at android.os.AsyncTask$2.call(AsyncTask.java:264)
11-24 20:32:19.651: W/System.err(16607):    at java.util.concurrent.FutureTask$Sync.innerRun(FutureTask.java:305)
11-24 20:32:19.651: W/System.err(16607):    at java.util.concurrent.FutureTask.run(FutureTask.java:137)
11-24 20:32:19.651: W/System.err(16607):    at android.os.AsyncTask$SerialExecutor$1.run(AsyncTask.java:208)
11-24 20:32:19.651: W/System.err(16607):    at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor.runWorker(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:1076)
11-24 20:32:19.651: W/System.err(16607):    at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor$Worker.run(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:569)
11-24 20:32:19.651: W/System.err(16607):    at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:856)
11-24 20:32:40.862: W/SurfaceView(16607): CHECK surface infomation creating=false formatChanged=false sizeChanged=false visible=false visibleChanged=true surfaceChanged=true realSizeChanged=false redrawNeeded=false left=false top=false

Any guides? Thanks in advance.
EDIT
try {
            JSONObject jsonObject = new JSONObject(page);
            JSONObject myObject = jsonObject.getJSONObject("routes");
            JSONArray features = myObject.getJSONArray("features");
            JSONObject geometry = features.getJSONObject(1);
            jsonArray = geometry.getJSONArray("paths");
            int length = geometry.length();
            for (int i = 0; i < length; i++) {

                JSONObject attribute = jsonArray.getJSONObject(i);
                    String path = attribute.getString("paths");
                    path = path.replace("[[\"", "");
                    path = path.replace("\"]]", "");
                    String[] arr = path.split(";");
                    for (int j = 0; j < arr.length; j++) {
                        String[] point = arr[j].split(",");
                        pointArr.add(point);
                    }

            }

A: The problem is that the JSON you are obtaining is the following one: (excerpt obtained from your stack trace): You can see the data structure is quite different from what you expect:
The way to browse is understanding which part is a JSONObject and which one is an JSONArray... and that's ease: look at my comments
{ //<--------- global JSONObject
"directions" : [
    {
        "features" : [ //<---------it starts with [, so it's an array
            {
                "compressedGeometry" : "+1+hrt+139j+0+0",
                "attributes" : {
                    "length" : 0,
                    "text" : "Start at 18304.68,36152.73",
                    "time" : 0,
                    "maneuverType" : "esriDMTDepart",
                    "ETA" : -2209161600000
                }
            },
            ... //a lot of items here
        ], //end of features
        "summary" : { //<---------curly braces mean JSONObject !
            "totalDriveTime" : 17.909288982967414,
            "totalTime" : 17.909288986120373,
            "envelope" : {
                "ymin" : 33719.41002910024,
                "ymax" : 36152.73002910059,
                "xmin" : 18301.436076220416,
                "spatialReference" : {
                    "latestWkid" : 3414,
                    "wkid" : 3414
                },
                "xmax" : 27985.400018159162
            },
            "totalLength" : 11.342689342916765
        },
        "routeName" : "18304.68,36152.73 - 27985.4,34115",
            "routeId" : 1
    }
], //<------- end of the array directions
"routes" : { //<---------curly braces mean routes is an JSONObject !
    "features" : [{ // features is an array, which contains objects where its first attribute is a JSONObject named geometry
                "geometry" : {
                    "paths" : [[[18301.44000000041, 36146.919999999925], [18885.830000000075, 35820.75999999978], [19550.639999999665, 35448.38000000082], [19679.16000000015, 35397.5700000003], [19731.700000000186, 35383.86999999918], [19799.240000000224, 35381.169999999925], [19812.37999999989, 35385.49000000022], [19828.570000000298, 35394.31000000052], [19856.860000000335, 35412.300000000745], [19875.230000000447, 35468.13000000082], [19885.419999999925, 35519.13000000082], [19887.83999999985, 35531.25999999978], [19924.03000000026, 35530.199999999255], [20053.900000000373, 35572.88000000082], [20071.599999999627, 35586.460000000894], [20078.78000000026, 35595.31000000052], [20088.94000000041, 35614.65000000037], [20111.830000000075, 35668.51999999955], [20124.389999999665, 35682.72000000067], [20145.12999999989, 35697.40000000037], [20171.889999999665, 35706.49000000022], [20229.700000000186, 35708.38000000082], [20254.44000000041, 35712.52999999933], [20308.200000000186, 35726.9299999997], [20361.94000000041, 35748.6799999997], [20371.480000000447, 35751.439

So you have a JSON Object which the following attributes: directions and routes, and  routes is another object which have an attribute named features, which is an array of elements where the first attribute of each one must be geometry, which is an object where the first attribute is path... divide and you'll win

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Tossed out and caught a sea robin on the first cast! Hoped it wouldn't be a critter night and my wish was answered.
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