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namespace nofx
{
	namespace ClassWrappers
	{
		using node::ObjectWrap;

		Persistent<Function> OfImageWrap::constructor;

		NAN_METHOD(OfImageWrap::New)
		{
			NanScope();
			if (args.IsConstructCall()) {
				OfImageWrap* obj;
				if (args[0]->IsNull())
				{
					obj = new OfImageWrap(nullptr);
				}
				else if (args.Length() == 0)
				{
					obj = new OfImageWrap();
				}
				else if (args.Length() == 1)
				{
					if (args[0]->IsString())
					{
						obj = new OfImageWrap(new ofImage(*NanUtf8String(args[0])));
					}
					else if (args[0]->IsObject() && args[0]->ToObject()->Get(NanNew("NOFX_TYPE"))->Uint32Value() & NOFX_TYPES::OFFILE)
					{
						obj = new OfImageWrap(new ofImage(*ObjectWrap::Unwrap<nofx::ClassWrappers::OfFileWrap>(args[0]->ToObject())->GetWrapped()));
					}
					else if (args[0]->IsObject() && args[0]->ToObject()->Get(NanNew("NOFX_TYPE"))->Uint32Value() & NOFX_TYPES::OFPIXELS)
					{
						obj = new OfImageWrap(new ofImage(*ObjectWrap::Unwrap<nofx::ClassWrappers::OfPixelsWrap>(args[0]->ToObject())->GetWrapped()));
					}
					else if (args[0]->IsObject() && args[0]->ToObject()->Get(NanNew("NOFX_TYPE"))->Uint32Value() & NOFX_TYPES::OFIMAGE)
					{
						obj = new OfImageWrap(ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args[0]->ToObject())->GetWrapped());
					}
				}
				else
				{
					//copy constructor
					obj = new OfImageWrap(ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args[0]->ToObject())->GetWrapped());
				}
				obj->Wrap(args.This());
				NanReturnValue(args.This());
			}
			else
			{
				// Invoked as plain function `MyObject(...)`, turn into construct call.
				std::vector<v8::Handle<v8::Value>> lArgvVec;
				for (int i = 0; i < args.Length(); ++i) { lArgvVec.push_back(args[i]); }
				NanReturnValue(NanNew<v8::Function>(constructor)->NewInstance(lArgvVec.size(), (lArgvVec.size() == 0) ? nullptr : &lArgvVec[0]));
			}
		}

		//--------------------------------------------------------------
		void OfImageWrap::Initialize(v8::Handle<Object> exports)
		{
			auto tpl = NanNew<v8::FunctionTemplate>(New);
			tpl->SetClassName(NanNew("ofImage"));

			auto inst = tpl->InstanceTemplate();
			inst->SetInternalFieldCount(1);

			inst->SetAccessor(NanNew("bpp"), OfImageWrap::GetBpp, OfImageWrap::SetBpp);
			inst->SetAccessor(NanNew("height"), OfImageWrap::GetHeight, OfImageWrap::SetHeight);
			inst->SetAccessor(NanNew("type"), OfImageWrap::GetType, OfImageWrap::SetType);
			inst->SetAccessor(NanNew("width"), OfImageWrap::GetWidth, OfImageWrap::SetWidth);

			NanSetPrototypeTemplate(tpl, NanNew("allocate"), NanNew<v8::FunctionTemplate>(Allocate), v8::ReadOnly);
			NanSetPrototypeTemplate(tpl, NanNew("bAllocated"), NanNew<v8::FunctionTemplate>(BAllocated), v8::ReadOnly);
			NanSetPrototypeTemplate(tpl, NanNew("bind"), NanNew<v8::FunctionTemplate>(Bind), v8::ReadOnly);
			NanSetPrototypeTemplate(tpl, NanNew("clear"), NanNew<v8::FunctionTemplate>(Clear), v8::ReadOnly);
			NanSetPrototypeTemplate(tpl, NanNew("clone"), NanNew<v8::FunctionTemplate>(Clone), v8::ReadOnly);
			NanSetPrototypeTemplate(tpl, NanNew("crop"), NanNew<v8::FunctionTemplate>(Crop), v8::ReadOnly);
			NanSetPrototypeTemplate(tpl, NanNew("cropFrom"), NanNew<v8::FunctionTemplate>(CropFrom), v8::ReadOnly);
			NanSetPrototypeTemplate(tpl, NanNew("draw"), NanNew<v8::FunctionTemplate>(Draw), v8::ReadOnly);
			NanSetPrototypeTemplate(tpl, NanNew("drawSubsection"), NanNew<v8::FunctionTemplate>(DrawSubsection), v8::ReadOnly);
			NanSetPrototypeTemplate(tpl, NanNew("getColor"), NanNew<v8::FunctionTemplate>(GetColor), v8::ReadOnly);
			NanSetPrototypeTemplate(tpl, NanNew("getHeight"), NanNew<v8::FunctionTemplate>(GetHeight), v8::ReadOnly);
			NanSetPrototypeTemplate(tpl, NanNew("getPixels"), NanNew<v8::FunctionTemplate>(GetPixels), v8::ReadOnly);
			NanSetPrototypeTemplate(tpl, NanNew("getPixelsRef"), NanNew<v8::FunctionTemplate>(GetPixelsRef), v8::ReadOnly);
			NanSetPrototypeTemplate(tpl, NanNew("getTextureReference"), NanNew<v8::FunctionTemplate>(GetTextureReference), v8::ReadOnly);
			NanSetPrototypeTemplate(tpl, NanNew("getWidth"), NanNew<v8::FunctionTemplate>(GetWidth), v8::ReadOnly);
			NanSetPrototypeTemplate(tpl, NanNew("grabScreen"), NanNew<v8::FunctionTemplate>(GrabScreen), v8::ReadOnly);
			NanSetPrototypeTemplate(tpl, NanNew("isAllocated"), NanNew<v8::FunctionTemplate>(IsAllocated), v8::ReadOnly);
			NanSetPrototypeTemplate(tpl, NanNew("isUsingTexture"), NanNew<v8::FunctionTemplate>(IsUsingTexture), v8::ReadOnly);
			NanSetPrototypeTemplate(tpl, NanNew("loadImage"), NanNew<v8::FunctionTemplate>(LoadImage), v8::ReadOnly);
			NanSetPrototypeTemplate(tpl, NanNew("mirror"), NanNew<v8::FunctionTemplate>(Mirror), v8::ReadOnly);
			NanSetPrototypeTemplate(tpl, NanNew("reloadTexture"), NanNew<v8::FunctionTemplate>(ReloadTexture), v8::ReadOnly);
			NanSetPrototypeTemplate(tpl, NanNew("resetAnchor"), NanNew<v8::FunctionTemplate>(ResetAnchor), v8::ReadOnly);
			NanSetPrototypeTemplate(tpl, NanNew("resize"), NanNew<v8::FunctionTemplate>(Resize), v8::ReadOnly);
			NanSetPrototypeTemplate(tpl, NanNew("rotate90"), NanNew<v8::FunctionTemplate>(Rotate90), v8::ReadOnly);
			NanSetPrototypeTemplate(tpl, NanNew("saveImage"), NanNew<v8::FunctionTemplate>(SaveImage), v8::ReadOnly);
			NanSetPrototypeTemplate(tpl, NanNew("setAnchorPercent"), NanNew<v8::FunctionTemplate>(SetAnchorPercent), v8::ReadOnly);
			NanSetPrototypeTemplate(tpl, NanNew("setAnchorPoint"), NanNew<v8::FunctionTemplate>(SetAnchorPoint), v8::ReadOnly);
			NanSetPrototypeTemplate(tpl, NanNew("setColor"), NanNew<v8::FunctionTemplate>(SetColor), v8::ReadOnly);
			NanSetPrototypeTemplate(tpl, NanNew("setCompression"), NanNew<v8::FunctionTemplate>(SetCompression), v8::ReadOnly);
			NanSetPrototypeTemplate(tpl, NanNew("setFromPixels"), NanNew<v8::FunctionTemplate>(SetFromPixels), v8::ReadOnly);
			NanSetPrototypeTemplate(tpl, NanNew("setImageType"), NanNew<v8::FunctionTemplate>(SetImageType), v8::ReadOnly);
			NanSetPrototypeTemplate(tpl, NanNew("setUseTexture"), NanNew<v8::FunctionTemplate>(SetUseTexture), v8::ReadOnly);
			NanSetPrototypeTemplate(tpl, NanNew("unbind"), NanNew<v8::FunctionTemplate>(Unbind), v8::ReadOnly);
			NanSetPrototypeTemplate(tpl, NanNew("update"), NanNew<v8::FunctionTemplate>(Update), v8::ReadOnly);

			NanSetPrototypeTemplate(tpl, NanNew("NOFX_TYPE"), NanNew(NOFX_TYPES::OFIMAGE), v8::ReadOnly);
			NanAssignPersistent(constructor, tpl->GetFunction());
			exports->Set(NanNew<String>("ofImage"), tpl->GetFunction());
		}

		NAN_GETTER(OfImageWrap::GetBpp)
		{
			const auto self = ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args.This())->GetWrapped();
			NanReturnValue(self->bpp);
		}
		//----------------------------------------------------

		NAN_GETTER(OfImageWrap::GetHeight)
		{
			const auto self = ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args.This())->GetWrapped();
			NanReturnValue(self->height);
		}
		//----------------------------------------------------

		NAN_GETTER(OfImageWrap::GetType)
		{
			const auto self = ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args.This())->GetWrapped();
			NanReturnValue(self->type);
		}
		//----------------------------------------------------

		NAN_GETTER(OfImageWrap::GetWidth)
		{
			const auto self = ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args.This())->GetWrapped();
			NanReturnValue(self->width);
		}
		//----------------------------------------------------

		NAN_SETTER(OfImageWrap::SetBpp)
		{
			auto self = ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args.This())->GetWrapped();
			self->bpp = value->Int32Value();
		}
		//----------------------------------------------------

		NAN_SETTER(OfImageWrap::SetHeight)
		{
			auto self = ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args.This())->GetWrapped();
			self->height = value->Int32Value();
		}
		//----------------------------------------------------

		NAN_SETTER(OfImageWrap::SetType)
		{
			auto self = ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args.This())->GetWrapped();
			self->type = value->Int32Value();
		}
		//----------------------------------------------------

		NAN_SETTER(OfImageWrap::SetWidth)
		{
			auto self = ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args.This())->GetWrapped();
			self->width = value->Int32Value();
		}
		//----------------------------------------------------

		//---------------------------------------------------------
		NAN_METHOD(OfImageWrap::Allocate)
		{
			auto self = ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args.This())->GetWrapped();
			self->allocate(args[0]->Int32Value(), args[1]->Int32Value(), static_cast<ofImageType>(args[2]->Int32Value()));
			NanReturnUndefined();
		}

		//---------------------------------------------------------
		NAN_METHOD(OfImageWrap::BAllocated)
		{
			const auto self = ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args.This())->GetWrapped();
			NanReturnValue(self->bAllocated());
		}

		//---------------------------------------------------------
		NAN_METHOD(OfImageWrap::Bind)
		{
			auto self = ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args.This())->GetWrapped();
			self->bind( args[0]->IsUndefined() ? 0 : args[0]->Int32Value() );
			NanReturnUndefined();
		}

		//---------------------------------------------------------
		NAN_METHOD(OfImageWrap::Clear)
		{
			auto self = ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args.This())->GetWrapped();
			self->clear();
			NanReturnUndefined();
		}

		//---------------------------------------------------------
		NAN_METHOD(OfImageWrap::Clone)
		{
			auto self = ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args.This())->GetWrapped();
			self->clone(*ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args[0]->ToObject())->GetWrapped());
			NanReturnUndefined();
		}

		//---------------------------------------------------------
		NAN_METHOD(OfImageWrap::Crop)
		{
			auto self = ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args.This())->GetWrapped();
			self->crop(args[0]->Int32Value(), args[1]->Int32Value(), args[2]->Int32Value(), args[3]->Int32Value());
			NanReturnUndefined();
		}

		//---------------------------------------------------------
		NAN_METHOD(OfImageWrap::CropFrom)
		{
			auto self = ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args.This())->GetWrapped();
			self->cropFrom(*ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args[0]->ToObject())->GetWrapped(),
				args[1]->Int32Value(), args[2]->Int32Value(), args[3]->Int32Value(), args[4]->Int32Value());
			NanReturnUndefined();
		}

		//---------------------------------------------------------
		NAN_METHOD(OfImageWrap::Draw)
		{
			auto self = ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args.This())->GetWrapped();
			if (args.Length() == 1)
			{
				if (args[0]->ToObject()->Get(NanNew("NOFX_TYPE"))->Uint32Value() & NOFX_TYPES::OFRECTANGLE)
				{
					self->draw(*ObjectWrap::Unwrap<nofx::ClassWrappers::OfRectangleWrap>(args[0]->ToObject())->GetWrapped());
				}
				else
				{
					self->draw(*ObjectWrap::Unwrap<nofx::ClassWrappers::OfVec3fWrap>(args[0]->ToObject())->GetWrapped());
				}
			}
			else if (args.Length() == 2)
			{
				self->draw(args[0]->NumberValue(), args[1]->NumberValue());
			}
			else if (args.Length() == 3)
			{
				if (args[0]->IsNumber())
				{
					self->draw(args[0]->NumberValue(), args[1]->NumberValue(), args[2]->NumberValue());
				}
				else
				{
					self->draw(*ObjectWrap::Unwrap<nofx::ClassWrappers::OfVec3fWrap>(args[0]->ToObject())->GetWrapped()
						, args[1]->NumberValue(), args[2]->NumberValue());
				}
			}
			else if (args.Length() == 4)
			{
				self->draw(args[0]->NumberValue(), args[1]->NumberValue(), args[2]->NumberValue(), args[3]->NumberValue());
			}
			else if (args.Length() == 5)
			{
				self->draw(args[0]->NumberValue(), args[1]->NumberValue(), args[2]->NumberValue(), args[3]->NumberValue(), args[4]->NumberValue());
			}
			NanReturnUndefined();
		}

		//---------------------------------------------------------
		NAN_METHOD(OfImageWrap::DrawSubsection)
		{
			auto self = ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args.This())->GetWrapped();
			if (args.Length() == 6)
			{
				self->drawSubsection(
					args[0]->NumberValue(),
					args[1]->NumberValue(),
					args[2]->NumberValue(),
					args[3]->NumberValue(),
					args[4]->NumberValue(),
					args[5]->NumberValue());
			}
			else if (args.Length() == 7)
			{
				self->drawSubsection(
					args[0]->NumberValue(),
					args[1]->NumberValue(),
					args[2]->NumberValue(),
					args[3]->NumberValue(),
					args[4]->NumberValue(),
					args[5]->NumberValue(),
					args[6]->NumberValue());
			}
			else if (args.Length() == 8)
			{
				self->drawSubsection(
					args[0]->NumberValue(),
					args[1]->NumberValue(),
					args[2]->NumberValue(),
					args[3]->NumberValue(),
					args[4]->NumberValue(),
					args[5]->NumberValue(),
					args[6]->NumberValue(),
					args[7]->NumberValue());
			}
			else
			{
				self->drawSubsection(
					args[0]->NumberValue(),
					args[1]->NumberValue(),
					args[2]->NumberValue(),
					args[3]->NumberValue(),
					args[4]->NumberValue(),
					args[5]->NumberValue(),
					args[6]->NumberValue(),
					args[7]->NumberValue(),
					args[8]->NumberValue());
			}
			NanReturnUndefined();
		}

		//---------------------------------------------------------
		NAN_METHOD(OfImageWrap::GetColor)
		{
			const auto self = ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args.This())->GetWrapped();
			auto JsColor = DepNewInstance(DEP_ofColor);
			ObjectWrap::Unwrap<nofx::ClassWrappers::OfColorWrap>(JsColor->ToObject())->SetWrapped(self->getColor(
				args[0]->Int32Value(), args[1]->Int32Value()));
			NanReturnValue(JsColor);
		}

		//---------------------------------------------------------
		NAN_METHOD(OfImageWrap::GetHeight)
		{
			const auto self = ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args.This())->GetWrapped();
			NanReturnValue(self->getHeight());
		}

		//---------------------------------------------------------
		NAN_METHOD(OfImageWrap::GetPixels)
		{
			const auto self = ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args.This())->GetWrapped();
			auto JsPtr = DepNewInstance(DEP_unsignedCharPtr);
			ObjectWrap::Unwrap<nofx::Pointer::RawPointerWrap<unsigned char>>(JsPtr->ToObject())->SetWrapped(self->getPixels());
			NanReturnValue(JsPtr);
		}

		//---------------------------------------------------------
		NAN_METHOD(OfImageWrap::GetPixelsRef)
		{
			auto self = ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args.This())->GetWrapped();
			auto JsPixels = DepNewInstance(DEP_ofPixels);
			ObjectWrap::Unwrap<nofx::ClassWrappers::OfPixelsWrap>(JsPixels->ToObject())->SetWrapped(self->getPixelsRef());
			NanReturnValue(JsPixels);
		}

		//---------------------------------------------------------
		NAN_METHOD(OfImageWrap::GetTextureReference)
		{
			auto self = ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args.This())->GetWrapped();
			auto JsTexture = DepNewInstance(DEP_ofTexture);
			ObjectWrap::Unwrap<nofx::ClassWrappers::OfTextureWrap>(JsTexture->ToObject())->SetWrapped(self->getTextureReference());
			NanReturnValue(JsTexture);
		}

		//---------------------------------------------------------
		NAN_METHOD(OfImageWrap::GetWidth)
		{
			const auto self = ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args.This())->GetWrapped();
			NanReturnValue(self->getWidth());
		}

		//---------------------------------------------------------
		NAN_METHOD(OfImageWrap::GrabScreen)
		{
			auto self = ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args.This())->GetWrapped();
			self->grabScreen(args[0]->Int32Value(), args[1]->Int32Value(), args[2]->Int32Value(), args[3]->Int32Value());
			NanReturnUndefined();
		}

		//---------------------------------------------------------
		NAN_METHOD(OfImageWrap::IsAllocated)
		{
			const auto self = ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args.This())->GetWrapped();
			NanReturnValue(self->isAllocated());
		}

		//---------------------------------------------------------
		NAN_METHOD(OfImageWrap::IsUsingTexture)
		{
			const auto self = ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args.This())->GetWrapped();
			NanReturnValue(self->isUsingTexture());
		}

		//---------------------------------------------------------
		NAN_METHOD(OfImageWrap::LoadImage)
		{
			auto self = ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args.This())->GetWrapped();
			bool result = false;
			if (args[0]->IsString())
			{
				result = self->loadImage(*NanUtf8String(args[0]));
			}
			else if (args[0]->IsObject() && args[0]->ToObject()->Get(NanNew("NOFX_TYPE"))->Uint32Value() & NOFX_TYPES::OFFILE)
			{
				result = self->loadImage(*ObjectWrap::Unwrap<nofx::ClassWrappers::OfFileWrap>(args[0]->ToObject())->GetWrapped());
			}
			else if (args[0]->IsObject() && args[0]->ToObject()->Get(NanNew("NOFX_TYPE"))->Uint32Value() & NOFX_TYPES::OFBUFFER)
			{
				result = self->loadImage(*ObjectWrap::Unwrap<nofx::ClassWrappers::OfBufferWrap>(args[0]->ToObject())->GetWrapped());
			}
			NanReturnValue(result);
		}

		//---------------------------------------------------------
		NAN_METHOD(OfImageWrap::Mirror)
		{
			auto self = ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args.This())->GetWrapped();
			self->mirror(args[0]->BooleanValue(), args[1]->BooleanValue());
			NanReturnUndefined();
		}

		//---------------------------------------------------------
		NAN_METHOD(OfImageWrap::ReloadTexture)
		{
			auto self = ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args.This())->GetWrapped();
			self->reloadTexture();
			NanReturnUndefined();
		}

		//---------------------------------------------------------
		NAN_METHOD(OfImageWrap::ResetAnchor)
		{
			auto self = ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args.This())->GetWrapped();
			self->resetAnchor();
			NanReturnUndefined();
		}

		//---------------------------------------------------------
		NAN_METHOD(OfImageWrap::Resize)
		{
			auto self = ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args.This())->GetWrapped();
			self->resize(args[0]->Int32Value(), args[1]->Int32Value());
			NanReturnUndefined();
		}

		//---------------------------------------------------------
		NAN_METHOD(OfImageWrap::Rotate90)
		{
			auto self = ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args.This())->GetWrapped();
			self->rotate90(args[0]->Int32Value());
			NanReturnUndefined();
		}

		//---------------------------------------------------------
		NAN_METHOD(OfImageWrap::SaveImage)
		{
			auto self = ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args.This())->GetWrapped();
			ofImageQualityType type = args[1]->IsUndefined() ? OF_IMAGE_QUALITY_BEST : static_cast<ofImageQualityType>(args[1]->Int32Value());
			if (args[0]->IsString())
			{
				self->saveImage(*NanUtf8String(args[0]), type);
			}
			else if (args[0]->IsObject() && args[0]->ToObject()->Get(NanNew("NOFX_TYPE"))->Uint32Value() & NOFX_TYPES::OFFILE)
			{
				self->saveImage(*ObjectWrap::Unwrap<nofx::ClassWrappers::OfFileWrap>(args[0]->ToObject())->GetWrapped(), type);
			}
			else if (args[0]->IsObject() && args[0]->ToObject()->Get(NanNew("NOFX_TYPE"))->Uint32Value() & NOFX_TYPES::OFBUFFER)
			{
				self->saveImage(*ObjectWrap::Unwrap<nofx::ClassWrappers::OfBufferWrap>(args[0]->ToObject())->GetWrapped(), type);
			}
			NanReturnUndefined();
		}

		//---------------------------------------------------------
		NAN_METHOD(OfImageWrap::SetAnchorPercent)
		{
			auto self = ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args.This())->GetWrapped();
			self->setAnchorPercent(args[0]->NumberValue(), args[1]->NumberValue());
			NanReturnUndefined();
		}

		//---------------------------------------------------------
		NAN_METHOD(OfImageWrap::SetAnchorPoint)
		{
			auto self = ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args.This())->GetWrapped();
			self->setAnchorPoint(args[0]->NumberValue(), args[1]->NumberValue());
			NanReturnUndefined();
		}

		//---------------------------------------------------------
		NAN_METHOD(OfImageWrap::SetColor)
		{
			auto self = ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args.This())->GetWrapped();
			if (args.Length() == 1)
			{
				self->setColor(*ObjectWrap::Unwrap<nofx::ClassWrappers::OfColorWrap>(args[0]->ToObject())->GetWrapped());
			}
			else if (args.Length() == 2)
			{
				self->setColor(args[0]->Int32Value(),
					*ObjectWrap::Unwrap<nofx::ClassWrappers::OfColorWrap>(args[1]->ToObject())->GetWrapped());
			}
			else {
				self->setColor(args[0]->Int32Value(), args[1]->Int32Value(),
					*ObjectWrap::Unwrap<nofx::ClassWrappers::OfColorWrap>(args[2]->ToObject())->GetWrapped());
			}
			NanReturnUndefined();
		}

		//---------------------------------------------------------
		NAN_METHOD(OfImageWrap::SetCompression)
		{
			auto self = ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args.This())->GetWrapped();
			self->setCompression(static_cast<ofTexCompression>(args[0]->Int32Value()));
			NanReturnUndefined();
		}

		//---------------------------------------------------------
		NAN_METHOD(OfImageWrap::SetFromPixels)
		{
			auto self = ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args.This())->GetWrapped();
			if (args.Length() == 1)
			{
				self->setFromPixels(*ObjectWrap::Unwrap<nofx::ClassWrappers::OfPixelsWrap>(args[0]->ToObject())->GetWrapped());
			}
			else
			{
				self->setFromPixels(ObjectWrap::Unwrap<nofx::Pointer::RawPointerWrap<unsigned char>>(args[0]->ToObject())->GetWrapped(),
					args[1]->Int32Value(), args[2]->Int32Value(), static_cast<ofImageType>(args[3]->Int32Value()), args[4]->BooleanValue());
			}
			NanReturnUndefined();
		}

		//---------------------------------------------------------
		NAN_METHOD(OfImageWrap::SetImageType)
		{
			auto self = ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args.This())->GetWrapped();
			self->setImageType(static_cast<ofImageType>(args[0]->Int32Value()));
			NanReturnUndefined();
		}

		//---------------------------------------------------------
		NAN_METHOD(OfImageWrap::SetUseTexture)
		{
			auto self = ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args.This())->GetWrapped();
			self->setUseTexture(args[0]->BooleanValue());
			NanReturnUndefined();
		}

		//---------------------------------------------------------
		NAN_METHOD(OfImageWrap::Unbind)
		{
			auto self = ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args.This())->GetWrapped();
			self->unbind(args[0]->IsUndefined() ? 0 : args[0]->Int32Value());
			NanReturnUndefined();
		}

		//---------------------------------------------------------
		NAN_METHOD(OfImageWrap::Update)
		{
			auto self = ObjectWrap::Unwrap<OfImageWrap>(args.This())->GetWrapped();
			self->update();
			NanReturnUndefined();
		}

	} //!namespace ClassWrappers
} //!namespace nofx

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Swiss architect Philippe Rahm describes how architecture can extend to physiology and meteorology.
San Francisco Art Institute
800 Chestnut St., San Francisco, California 94133 United States
October 14, 2015 from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm America/Los Angeles (UTC-08:00)
Philippe Rahm is a Swiss architect based in Paris who has received international recognition for sustainability. His work extends architecture's ability to generate physiological and meteorological impacts, and his places shift inhabitants' mood, construct uncanny climates, and torque perception of the body in space.
Join him at San Francisco Art Institute (SFAI) when he stops by to offer students and the public insight into his practice.
Philippe Rahm is a Swiss architect, principal in the office of Philippe Rahm architectes, based in Paris, France. His work, which extends the field of architecture from the physiological to the meteorological, has received an international audience in the context of sustainability. He has taught architecture design at the GSD, Harvard University, since Fall 2014. In 2002, Mr. Rahm was chosen to represent Switzerland at the 8th Architecture Biennale in Venice, and was one of the 25 Manifesto's Architects of Aaron Betsky's 2008 Architectural Venice Biennale. He is nominee in 2009 for the Ordos Prize in China and in 2010 and 2008 for the International Chernikov Prize in Moscow where he was ranked in the top ten. His exhibitions and books are numerous and global.
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Scott Fabino was born and raised in Austin, in a 1970s middle class Italian community around North and Central. His parents led the Greater Austin Boys Club in the 1980s. Going through school at Ella Flagg Young and St. Patricks, Fabino found he enjoyed building, fixing and painting houses and could make a good living doing it.
He's worked on bungalows, Frank Lloyd Wright houses in Oak Park and Austin, and grand Victorian houses like the St. Martin's Episcopal Church rectory on Midway, which his company, Get'er Done, is repainting now.
I can pretty much build a house from the ground up. I like going to work every day, bringing back houses to beautiful. I like seeing stuff I've done, buildings that are over 100 years old and may live on after I'm gone.
I think Austin's coming back. It took a downfall with white flight in the late 1970s. People bought houses they couldn't really afford, and they started falling down. Then the economy fell out in the mid-2000s. But now you see people taking pride, keeping up their houses, having confidence in the neighborhood. Also it's better when police take time to understand the neighborhood and don't rule with an iron hand.
I don't think we'll get run over by gentrification, because we have a lot of good houses and not a bunch of vacant lots that a developer could swoop up and build condos on all at once. Austin has a nice mix with all different groups of people, a real melting pot of Latinos, Whites and Blacks. A good place to be.
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Bigheartscantlose.blogspot.org Scott was a prime suspect in a heinous crime towards his own little brother. He was the last person to see my Father (his brother) alive and healthy before he was brutally beaten with a hammer and left for dead. Please read the link above and don't fall for the fallacy describe above.


Research the dead....forget the living.
I have a distant uncle who married in 1844 to a woman of the same surname and the birth certificate of one of their children says "Mary Obey formerly Obey". I then found that they were 2nd cousins.
My family tree is littered with Smith/Smith relationships and it has sometimes been difficult to fathom out just how they worked. My grandparents were both born Smith, though my grandma had been married so she was "Frost, formerly Smith".
The trickiest though was finding a mother for John Smith, my great-grandfather. I had his father's name as William Smith but could find no birth record for John, in the appropriate timescale, which made sense. In the end, I sent for the certificate which I was convinced was his ( the date matched an entry in a family bible) and found that his mother was Mary Ann Smith, née Smith. The problem was that William Smith was, at this same time, married to someone else, so he quite plainly had an extra-marital relationship with Mary Ann, who subsequently followed him from Sunderland to Middlesbrough - and married someone else! In the meantime, great-grandad John Smith's name was changed to Matthew!! Confused....yep, me too! I have some very clever Rootschatters to thank, for helping me get to the bottom of this one!
When I rule the world, it will be against the law for one Smith to produce offspring with another!
When any genealogist rules the world, Smiths will be banned altogether. Or at least, they have to give their children three middle names or a very distinctive first name.
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Indeed! Both of my maternal great-grandfathers were John Smith, both of their fathers were William - and so it goes on!
That has to be the down side of naming your family after their grandparents doesn't it.
Five boys in a family all living in one district, all marrying and staying put and all calling their children after their grandparents. Bound to be trouble - so I found with my Yorkshire families.
Well imagine finding a Patrick Murphy born c1860, Ireland, who moved to England c1885, his marriage cert says his dad was also Patrick Murphy a labourer, and Patrick Jnr just gave "Ireland" as a birthplace on census records. Trying to find the right baptism and parents in Ireland would be impossible.
In Wales lots of people married others with the same surname due to less occurrences of surnames. Williams married Williams, Jones to Jones etc. Co Durham I find can be very tiring as there seems to be thousands of William Hodgson's who had a daughter Margaret.


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Tobiko Red 500g
Tobiko, or flying fish roe, its red, due to beetroot being added, it has salty-sweet flavour, and a unique crunchy texture. Considered as one of the most prized sushi roe, these tiny raw fish eggs are often used as a garnish or finishing touch to rolls, including the popular California rolls. They are also delicious on their own in sashimi. The eggs are small, ranging from 0.5 mm-0.8 mm. Our comes in a 500gram box.
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There are more than forty species of flying fish known to lay tobiko eggs, which are orange in colour. Japanese cuisine uses flying fish roe as a natural ingredient and often serves it as a garnish or as sashimi.
Flying fish, which live in temperate and tropical waters, are known for their mobility above the water's surface and are harvested for the roe in them. Tobiko caviar's true colour is a bright yellow-orange, but this Red Tobiko is naturally tinted using beet to give it a deep red hue.
The reddish-purple concentrate is made by boiling beetroot. Chilli peppers can also produce red tobiko, but their effects are quite different from that of beetroot. Tobiko like this is peppery, hot, and has a strong flavour profile.
Tobiko is used by chefs all over the food republic in the preparation of sushi rolls and sashimi. A ripe, unfertilized egg looks like a transparent, reddish-orange pearl. The roe is salt-cured after harvesting to preserve it for consumption, creating a mild flavour profile with a salty, sweet taste. Make your own sushi, or decorate delicious appetizers with it.
The diameter of an egg is between 0.5 and 0.8 millimetres. The size of tobiko is larger than that of masago and capelin roes, but it is much smaller than with salmon roes and ikura. Boxes of 500 grams of Tobiko Red are available.
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As with other natural ingredients, tobiko is a tasty addition to a wide range of Japanese cuisine because of its mild saltiness. When it's frozen, thawed, or mixed with soy sauce and wasabi, it holds its shape and taste more effectively than other types of roe, such as ikura.
Different types of sushi makis can also be topped with generous amounts of tobiko to enhance their presentation. In addition to being an excellent topping for seafood dishes, flying fish roe is also an excellent addition to soups and stews. Add a touch of crunch and saltiness to sauces, dressings, and soups with flying fish roe. Liquids do not affect the shape or texture of the roe.
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Aizawl, Dec 9 : Counting of votes for the 40 assembly seats of Mizoram will begin at 8 am on Monday amidst tight security.
Nearly 82 percent, a record number, had casted their votes in the state assembly elections.
The poll battle is mainly between the ruling Congress and the alliance of Mizo National Front and Mizo People's Conference who have formed the Mizoram Democratic Alliance.
Chief Minsiter Lalthanhawla is facing anti-incumbency this time, say political experts.
This poll will decide the fate of 142 candidates, including six women and many independents.
Political parties have expressed their happiness over the heavy turnout of voters and peaceful elections.
The opposition Mizoram Democratic Alliance is a coalition comprising Mizo National Front (MNF), Mizoram People's Conference and Maraland Democratic Front, all regional and local parties.
The Bharatiya Janata Party, which has little base in the state, Zoram Nationalist Party and the Nationalist Congress Party are also separately contesting the state elections, fielding candidates in many seats.
Of the 40 assembly seats, 39 are reserved for tribals. One seat is for the general category.
With a population of 10.91 lakh, Mizoram is the only state in India where women voters outnumber men by 9,806 in the total of 690,860. In all, there are 350,333 women voters against 340,527 males.
Altogether 1,126 polling stations were set up across the state to hold the elections. Mizoram shares borders with Myanmar (404 km) and Bangladesh (318 km).
A newly-designed device -- Voter-Verified Paper Audit Trail (VVPAT) which confirms to a voter that his or her vote was cast as wished -- was "used in 10 of the 40 assembly segments of Mizoram", an election official said.
This is the first time that this device has been used in any general election in the country.
Even though there is no major security threat from separatist outfits and Mizoram remained peaceful during the month-long electioneering, around 7,000 para-military, state and other security personnel were deployed to ensure free and fair polls in the state.
Christian- and tribal-dominated Mizoram witnessed peaceful campaigning under the close watch of the powerful church-controlled Mizoram People's Forum (MPF), a non-government election watchdog.
Mizoram Police chief Amulya Patnaik is hopeful that the counting process will pass off peacefully.
Monday's counting will decide the political fortunes of Chief Minister Lal Thanhawla, his eleven cabinet colleagues, Mizoram Women's Congress chief Tlangthanmawii and former chief minister and MNF president Zoramthanga.
Lal Thanhawla, also state Congress chief, is contesting from two constituencies -Serchhip, his home turf, and neighbouring Hrangturzo - and opposition MNF chief Zoramthanga is trying his electoral fortunes from Tuipui East, bordering Myanmar.
During the last assembly elections of December 2008, the Congress won 32 seats, the MNF three and the MDF one. The MPC and ZNP got two seats each.


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Q&A: Venezuela rejects appeals to organize humanitarian relief via UN mission
By Elizabeth Dickinson // 28 August 2017
Democracy, Human Rights & Governance
Isaías Arturo Medina Mejías, former member of Venezuela's U.N. delegation. Photo by: Manuel Elias / U.N.
Venezuela's government has rejected overtures to help mitigate the most profound humanitarian crisis in its recent history. The country is running short on basic medicines, inflation is skyrocketing, food is scarce, and malnutrition and insecurity are growing. A recent Gallup poll on personal security ranked Venezuela the lowest in the world, with just 12 percent of respondents feeling safe walking alone at night.
Those indicators are the tip of the iceberg, pollsters told Devex. "We've seen this disintegration in [Venezuela's] scores … at almost every point in people's life experiences," said Julie Ray, author of the most recent Gallup report. "Everything has just tanked. The majority [of Venezuelans] before 2013 said they were thriving … and in 2016 that was 13 percent. The percentage of Venezuelans who said they didn't have enough money for food in the last year shot all the way up to 80 percent. They now rival Malawi."
Venezuela's humanitarian crisis is worse than you think
Once among the richest countries in Latin America, Venezuela now needs an estimated $500 million in humanitarian assistance to halt spiraling shortages, outbreaks and widespread deprivation. The trouble is, the government won't admit there's a problem.
The situation is worsening. Late in July, the government held elections for a new Constituent Assembly that is set to rewrite the country's constitution and has declared itself the highest authority in the nation. The United States, as well as a number of Venezuela's neighbors, denounced the elections and have refused to recognize the new body. The U.S. Treasury imposed numerous sanctions against individuals in the weeks following, alleging links to drug trafficking, corruption and organized crime.
Meanwhile, protesters have crowded into the streets, alarmed at the appalling humanitarian crisis and with concerns that the new assembly will prolong the current government of President Nicolás Maduro. Police have responded with force, leaving at least 124 protesters dead.
From his former position as minister counselor at the Venezuelan mission to the United Nations, Isaias Medina had a front-row seat to the international community's reaction. As reports streamed in of resurgent disease, food shortages and skyrocketing murder rates, the mission's permanent representative — Medina's boss — insisted there was no crisis. Medina himself received overtures from a branch of the Vatican, as well as U.N. agencies, to provide humanitarian assistance — all of which were rebuffed by his superiors.
He resigned in late July and made a video explaining his decision. He spoke to Devex about his last months at the United Nations and made a pitch for military intervention to facilitate humanitarian relief. He and like-minded advocates have been heartened by U.S. President Donald Trump, who told reporters he is considering military options. Many of Venezuela's neighbors would likely balk at such a move, but Medina argues that armed action is the only way to ensure that civilians get access to the goods and services they need.
Here is our conversation with Medina, edited for length and clarity.
Why do you think there has been relatively little discussion of Venezuela's situation at the U.N. and particularly at the U.N. Security Council? From your position at the mission, did you hear or see any dialogue behind the scenes about what could or should be done to resolve the ongoing crisis?
The situation is not as easy as it may look, because the United Nations is a multilateral forum for concerns of the international community. Nonetheless, once you breach the principles of the U.N. Charter, particularly the second pillar of human rights, then you start to see the organization move. For example, the high commissioner for human rights has expressed in his reports and denounced violations of human rights, torture to political prisoners and arbitrary detainees, and all kinds of torture and other violations, such as violations of due process, where you can see people — civilians — being tried by military courts.
This delusion policy of trying to diminish the importance [of the crisis] is very sad, and I think it's a crime.
This represents a very difficult situation for the United Nations to stay silent. There are more than 600 political prisoners, more than 130 citizens who have been murdered during manifestations, and 15,000 injured in the last four months. All these violations of human rights have been already signaled by the OCHR, but we have to go beyond that.
At the U.N. Security Council, the U.S. brought up Venezuela a few months ago — even before the crisis was getting worse — and it just wouldn't [get support] by consensus. But there is a doctrine [of the Responsibility to Protect] that was actually adopted unanimously by all heads of state, even though some states like Venezuela do not accept it as such.
Nicolás Maduro has clearly violated the principle of the U.N. charter, and he has systematically committed violations of human rights and crimes against humanity. The Organization of American States has appointed the former prosecutor of the International Criminal Court to denounce the crimes against humanity committed by Maduro's regime, and this is very important.
Atrocity crimes have regional and international implications that extend way beyond Venezuela's borders. [Thousands of people] daily leave and go to neighboring countries like Colombia and Brazil [to buy goods and medicines]. Even national guards cross to the Guyana border, another brotherly neighbor, for food. Imagine the food scarcity right now. It is a very profound humanitarian crisis, and it calls for immediate action, including military support and intervention to protect civilian population. This may raise political and legal questions, but it would solve the humanitarian crisis for millions of Venezuelan people. It is imminent that the U.N. has to address this situation in a more profound way.
When you were with the U.N. mission, did you receive any overtures of support from the U.N., other member states, or other bodies offering to assist with the crisis?
Yes absolutely — even publicly. This was one of the milestones also for me to resign: When the Colombian foreign minister took to the floor of the UNSC, and she mentioned the need to address the humanitarian situation. Immediately after, Rafael Ramirez, who is the permanent representative, said that there was no humanitarian crisis in Venezuela. This was, for me, an explosion, and it was a signal for me to step down.
Let me give you another example. [Roughly five months ago, I was approached by Oscar Rojas, permanent observer of the sovereign military order of Malta to the United Nations.] It's a philanthropic organization that is part of a branch of the Vatican, and they expressed their willingness to donate and distribute all medicines needed — all medicines needed — to cope with the humanitarian crisis.
If they are not responsible to their citizens, they lost legitimacy, and this is why we need international action to support humanitarian intervention.
I brought this to my authorities, and they said they would not accept that there is a humanitarian crisis in my country. This delusion policy of trying to diminish the importance [of the crisis] is very sad, and I think it's a crime. [Look at] the current reports — a 36 percent increase [in child mortality]; 85 percent less medicine in 2016 than 2015; right now there is at least 1,800 percent inflation. It's not only difficult to find medicines, but if you find them, you don't have the money to buy them. The same thing happens with food. People are losing limbs, they have to [amputate them], for lack of dialysis for diabetic people. Maduro's regime also now would jail doctors who attend to injured protesters.
You could get all these medicines and food through a humanitarian corridor. And it would be so easy to do, it's just a matter of not accepting the crisis. It seems like Maduro has a time machine and he has brought Venezuelan health to the 19th century. This is unbelievable. Our people are dying from diseases that have been eradicated from the world since the 20th century.
How could a humanitarian corridor be constructed?
It's not hard at all. An immediate humanitarian corridor with access to medicine and food would first of all likely be without cost to the Venezuelan government or people. It would be donations from different countries. Do you know how many times Venezuela has done this for natural disasters (or situations that merit help) for their neighbors? We've done it 100 times. But now, I ask, is it for political reasons that we are not accepting humanitarian help from our neighbors or other countries or organizations? What is first? Where is the responsibility to protect your citizens when a government irresponsibly attacks its own citizens?
How do I see the humanitarian corridor happening? It's very easy. First of all, the government health department needs to meet with [representatives of aid groups such as the Mission of Malta], and they would scout, what do you need exactly, what kind of medicines and what amount. After that is set up, the aid group would go and obtain these donations, and meanwhile what you do is ask for a permit to import them, and this is duty free.
Then once they get the permit, the supplies are sent to the country, they enter through the customs without any taxes, and then they are distributed proportionally to the people in hospitals in the different regions. You could even have Médecins Sans Frontières, or other NGOs, that would come and help out. Then the food: you get different countries with different foods to donate.
Our people are dying from diseases that have been eradicated from the world since the 20th century.
There have also been models by the U.N. to help with food programs. But what happens with the U.N. is that unless the member states requests the help, they cannot give it. I have the utmost respective for the U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres, who says he is looking for preventative actions. But what he's waiting for is for the country to request what it needs. I am more than certain that the U.N. has not only the capabilities and infrastructure and logistics, but also the willingness to help.
If the supplies became available, could the state public service system still distribute them and reactivate itself, after so many months of deprivation?
It's very difficult, and this is why organizations such as the Mission of Malta presented to me the idea and need for them to help out with distribution. This is for many reasons. First to deliver the needed help to the most vulnerable citizens. But if you look at it in another way, the economic situation it's so distraught, that if you give this to national guard, they would try to make a business, they would sell it, they would probably try to export it. Corruption is already in the bone marrow of the national guard. They make almost no money, and whatever they have, they cannot buy anything [because of the high inflation]. So now it's make money however you can.
What impact do you think the U.S. sanctions are having or could have?
They are so important. Just one example, [in sanctioning] the former vice president, they already found $3 billion in the U.S. hidden under accounts from his family members and so on. Imagine the impact from $3 billion. My question is: can we repatriate this money back to the Venezuelan people? What about other sanctions?
I believe that we can even go further. We have to close the possibility for Maduro's regime to be able to keep financing repression against its citizens. Economic sanctions are very important. Some people are talking about maybe a food for oil program, so as to get all the revenues from the U.S. imports from Venezuela from the different companies that purchase it and put in an escrow account. From the escrow account, we can help the Venezuelan people with food and money.
There are many ways that I think are still on the table, and as the U.S. has said, no options are off the table, including military. The sanctions are going to be very effective. The EU also offered to do the same, and you've seen that other countries have also adhered to U.S. sanctions. More than 50 countries have expressed their repudiation of the Constituent Assembly.
Can regional efforts at mediation and de-escalation be effective?
I am a strong believer in Chapters 6 and 8 of the U.N. Charter, which are actual mechanisms to resolve disputes among the members states, utilizing regional and subregional organizations. This is very effective — as long as you have persons of good faith and there is a level playing field among member states.
But Maduro's regime is not an ordinary government. The Pope, the Vatican, many ex-presidents, they have all tried many times to have dialogue. All [the Venezuelan government does] is delay, delay and delay, because what they wanted to accomplish was to have this illegal Constituent Assembly.
Now what [the Constituent Assembly is] going to do is amend the constitution to keep undermining human rights and try to take out all the peoples' guarantees. Articles 333 and 350 were new articles brought in the 1999 constitution of Venezuela. [Article] 333 states that the constitution will never expire or be changed unless you follow through the procedures established in the constitution, which [Maduro has] already violated. What that means is that the [old] constitution is not amendable until you [follow those procedures], so it will remain active.
There will be a very different constitution if we allow this Constituent Assembly to draft a new one. It would be a communist, totalitarian, authoritarian constitution that would allow them to keep violating human rights.
Article 350, which [the Constituent Assembly] will take out immediately, is an incredible article; we never had it in any constitution in Venezuela before. What it entails is to allow for civil disobedience and civil rebellion in the case that any regime undermines human rights or violates the constitution. What you see in the streets right now, and what you saw two Sundays ago with an uprising of former militaries joined with some active military and civilian components, is completely legal and justifiable. You cannot use sticks and stones against bullets. This rebellion is trying to bring back the rule of law, through military action. It's very difficult.
When there is a military action to support humanitarian intervention, people including military who maybe are silent now, will come out into the streets with open arms and welcome intervention in order to bring back the rule of law under Article 350. There will be a very different constitution if we allow this Constituent Assembly to draft a new one. It would be a communist, totalitarian, authoritarian constitution that would allow them to keep violating human rights.
You mentioned that you believe there is a willingness on the part of the U.N. to assist. Did you hear anything more concrete to give you this impression while you were at the mission?
I remember that it was in the newspapers: somebody gave the idea that Maduro wanted to reach out to the U.N. for humanitarian help. The U.N. moved on everyone in the mission: How can we help? Is this true? We haven't gotten a letter. It happened, and then one month, two months, three months later — they kept asking.
Do you think anyone [in the mission] was able to answer this? It was a smoke bomb, like everything they do. It was like a psychotic person, blaming anybody else for their mistakes. [Maduro] calls [the situation] an economic war from Colombia and the U.S. That is not true; it's just a failed state that has not been able to keep good governance.
When people in the mission got these requests and offers to help, and as they watched the news reports, were they also troubled by the incongruity with policy? Or do some really not accept that there is a humanitarian crisis?
I think a lot of them, who are career diplomats, are seriously concerned about happening. There is a moment when I guess it's a personal decision whether to keep quiet, and in my personal position, I believe that you're either contributing to the solution or collaborating with the problem — and that's why I preferred to resign, so that I can speak freely without any constraint, as one of 30 million Venezuelans that at least I have the fortune to be outside the country right now.
Did you experience any personal retribution from your resignation?
Of course. The first thing they did was to cancel my visa. Luckily enough I had my own personal passport, which is why I waited a little bit before I resigned. But I withdrew myself and got a leave of absence from the mission because I could not deal with it anymore, I felt completely affected by the situation. They are opening processes against me right now. I have to move around, for security reasons. My phone has been hacked several times.
I believe that you're either contributing to the solution or collaborating with the problem — and that's why I preferred to resign.
But I don't really care. I have nothing to hide. Everything I'm saying is very clear and transparent. I have no ties to anybody else. I have no contract with anybody else. I'm doing this based on my principles. And I feel for every Venezuelan they kill and every person in the street who is suffering. This is why I am taking it upon myself to deliver this message to raise the awareness of the international community, and I have been calling for a humanitarian intervention since day one.
What would you say to aid organizations that might be willing to help or assist in the event that it becomes possible down the road?
I think it would be incredibly positive if NGOs, civil society, foundations, and all kinds of charitable philanthropic organizations that understand what the problem is — mainly health, food scarcity and medical treatment — that they can compile what they have and offer it openly. Maybe even talk to the U.S. government. Or the other way around, because military operation is not the priority; the priority is international humanitarian intervention. All these organizations can say, OK U.S., can you back us up? We can go in there, you can protect us, to protect the civilian population.
This is what it's all about. It's not to overthrow a government, but to bring humanitarian help to the civilian population. But due to the fact that this dictatorship does not allow the humanitarian help, I think there is a very clear sign that they need to be removed from their positions of power. [You need to enable] a very open and transparent [process] by international observers. I would have the U.N. hold a general election for the people to allow to choose their government, and also a commission of truth like the one they had in Guatemala.
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Elizabeth Dickinson@dickinsonbeth
Elizabeth Dickinson is a former associate editor at Devex. Based in the Middle East, she has previously served as Gulf correspondent for The National, assistant managing editor at Foreign Policy, and Nigeria correspondent at The Economist. Her writing also appeared in The New Yorker, Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Politico Magazine, and Newsweek, among others.
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It might seem like just yesterday that your daughter was celebrating her very first birthday, and now she's 16! Time flies, but rather than reminiscing about the best, you should be thinking about what you're going to give to her to mark this special landmark birthday. That sweet 16 birthday always means a lot, so you don't want to get this wrong. If you're not sure which gift is the perfect one for your daughter, read on now.
Everyone loves to relax and take things easy, and that's exactly what your daughter should be doing on her birthday. A relaxing day at a spa with a few friends could make a really good birthday present for her. Not only will she have the chance to relax, it'll also be a great social gathering with her friends, and that's really important for most teenagers.
A necklace is a really nice 16th birthday gift because you can put lots of time and effort into choosing the one that they'll cherish for a long time. You never know; it might be one of those few accessories that they keep with them for the rest of their lives. You might even want to create a custom necklace so that it feels more thought through and specific. That's never a bad thing.
Another fantastic social idea that can work well as a gift is paying for your daughter and a couple of friends to take a trip abroad. It could be exactly what they want and need. For example, many people head to a cultural city like Paris or Amsterdam when it's their birthday. It could be a great way to give your daughter more independence as well. Just make sure they're mature enough to deal with it.
In most places, it's possible for teenagers to begin driving lessons when they're 16. Be sure to check the laws in your area; in some places it's necessary to attend educational courses before the actual driving begins. If all's good, this can be the kind of gift that truly starts your daughter on the path to true independence. Once she eventually get her licence, she won't be reliant on you as her personal taxi service either.
An additional gift for your daughter could be a scrapbook full of memories and photos from your daughter's first 16 years on the planet. It's a really nice way to mark the occasion for them, and it's something they'll be able to keep with them and look back on for a long time to come.
Your daughter's 16th birthday will only happen once, so you want to make it as special as it possibly can be. Be sure to find the right gift because if you do, they'll remember and cherish it for a long time to come. Hopefully, the ideas that have been mentioned here have inspired you.


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Lemon Juice Squeezes Twitter for Information
Nick Divito / April 4, 2014
BROOKLYN (CN) - A man named Lemon Juice wants to force Twitter and Blackberry to reveal a user's identity after he was falsely accused of posting a picture of a molestation victim testifying against her convicted attacker, who was a high-ranking official in a conservative Orthodox Jewish community.
Juice was charged with contempt in November 2012 after a photo of the teen witness was allegedly taken after the judge had ordered audience members to not take pictures during the criminal case against Nechemya Weberman, a religious leader in the orthodox Jewish community who was later convicted on 59 counts of sex-related crimes.
According to his complaint in Kings County Supreme Court, Juice, Yoana Weissman and Joseph Fried were arrested and jointly hit with misdemeanor charges alleging that an informant saw Weissman with a camera and Fried was spotted nudging him when the informant approached.
"To stress, Mr. Juice was charged for allegedly posting a photograph on his Twitter account," the lawsuit states.
The image was then posted on a Twitter count "in the name of Lemon Juice."
Prosecutors alleged that "a continuing scheme throughout the course of the prosecution was that members of the community who supported Weberman, ostracized the victim and her family because she cooperated with the prosecution."
Charges against Juice were dropped - after he appeared in court at least 14 times.
"Nevertheless, a Twitter account in the name of Lemon Juice - and with Mr. Juice's actual photograph - was created by an imposter and this Lemon Juice account posted the photograph of the victim that resulted in Mr. Juice's arrest and subsequent prosecution," according to Juice's lawsuit.
"Mr. Juice had no knowledge of the identity of the owner or operator" of the account, he says. Not until prosecutors served Juice's attorney, Leopold Gross, with discovery documents containing an email address linked to the account, and the IP address of a computer that logged into it. Prosecutors then learned that the owner of the site was a man they said was Moses Klein.
Juice wants to know for certain if that's who he thinks it is, but the complete identity of potential witnesses were redacted by the court's rules, so he wants Twitter to identify him for certain so he can file a lawsuit.
"The only way to obtain the true address and phone number of 'Moses Klein,' and to obtain the identity of the Twitter account's operator, is by and through this special proceeding" to compel Twitter to disclose the identity of the account, Juice claims.
"One wonders, why would Moses Klein open a Twitter account in Mr. Juice's name and post the photographs of on Twitter?" the complaint asks. "This is because, upon information and belief, Moses Klein is an aide, driver and right-hand man to Rabbi Zalmen Leib Teitelman, who is one of the Satmar grand rabbis," and who is the head of the school where the girl attended and where Weberman worked, according to the lawsuit.
Juice says he was a supporter of the victim, had attended her wedding and was at the trial to support her.
"Now, Moses Klein wanted to cause humiliation and torment a supporter of the victim, as Moses Klein was a supporter of Weberman," the complaint states.
Juice says his false arrest and prosecution caused him emotional distress, ridicule and embarrassment from the media attention.
He is represented by Solomon E. Antar.
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Plan Ahead — Last minute shipping to hit a deadline is always expensive. In the simplest of terms, the shorter the deadline, the more expensive the freight. Direct air freight charges can be more than three times the cost of ocean freight. By keeping on top of your inventory and planning ahead, you can be more flexible in choosing a carrier and tariff, and avoid overpaying.
Vendor Management — Communicating regularly with your vendor to monitor production and order availability means you will have transit flexibility, with time to select the most appropriate transportation mode. Aim for a two-week cargo booking lead-time.
Ocean / Air Solutions — Even when deadlines are pressing, don't assume that air is the only option. Unless the goods are absolutely required for delivery within 24 hours, there are opportunities for you to mitigate the cost of transport. Depending on the absolute final delivery date, it might be possible to use less expensive air freight options, or fly the goods a portion of the journey, then ship them via ocean vessel for the remainder. The result is fewer air miles and lower freight bills.
Take Advantage of DC Bypass — Consider using professional de-consolidation centers to direct-ship smaller loads to customers, reducing transport expenses to, and handling charges at, your own DC's.
Multi-Vendor Multi-Country Consolidation — Small consolidation consignments, especially those that incur 'minimum' charges, are some of the most expensive and inefficient movements. Coordinate with vendors to consolidate orders from multiple vendors to create larger and less frequent consignments.
Container Utilization — Utilization planning is reliant on the dimensional data being provided. Verify the accuracy of packing measurements by physically checking received cargo against the pre-advice from the vendors. The refreshed data can be used to run improved container cube utilization. You might also consider opportunities for minimizing packaging to enhance utilization.
Harmonized Tariff Code — Verify that your HTS Codes are up to date with the correct duty rate and country of origin. Routine changes in international trade agreements can have an impact on your duty rates.
Control Your Supply Chain — Your supplier's role is producing product, not negotiating shipping rates, so do not assume that you are getting the best deal. It is quite likely you are not. If you buy on a 'delivered' basis, you have no control over timing, cost or efficiency. Consider buying on terms such as Ex Works and FOB, allowing you to manage and optimize your inbound supply chain.
Controlled Procurement — Running your own supply chain will give you a singular, focused freight procurement effort that also paves the way for analytical, strategic, and relational advantages that you cannot achieve by relinquishing responsibility to suppliers.
Continuous Improvement — Continuously review all aspects of your supply chain. Consult with professionals to review vendor and shipping performance to eliminate inefficiencies. Year-over-year improvements create significant savings.


Peachy-Peachy is an aperitif with a base of white wine, Armagnac and peach - what gives this punchy 'tipple' its flavour is the leaves from the peach tree, not the fruit. Johan's mother has been making this drink for many years and she counts the exact amount of leaves per litre in order to create it. Best served cold or over ice before dinner/lunch or out on a picnic! 750ml.


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Q: Authenticate requests in expressjs I made an express js backend which executes a couple of GET and POST requests I would like to call from a react web app.
This works perfectly fine. The only problem I would like to solve is to give a sort of "authentication" to the requests, ensuring they are all legitimate.
I would like to avoid a user inspecting my requests through inspect elements, and later sending them through his own tools.
I thought I could generate a code on the react web app, send it through a query parameter and then verify the code in the backend. Only problem with this would be that a good enough user could read the code understanding the code generation process, despite potential obfuscation.
Thus, what would be the best approach?
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MBTA: Red Line riders no longer have to transfer at JFK/UMass for Braintree service
John Cuoco
BOSTON (WHDH) - Red Line riders no longer have to transfer at the JFK/UMass Station for the Braintree branch but they can still expect delays during the Monday morning commute, MBTA officials announced on Sunday.
Recent repairs to signal and track infrastructure following a train derailment last week just outside of the JFK/UMass Station has allowed regular service to resume on all tracks after a series of successful tests, according to MBTA General Manager Steve Poftak.
"We are pleased to be able to resume direct service to the Braintree branch, but we still have a lot of work to do," Poftak said. "Recovery operations are continuing with a goal of full service, but riders should allow additional time for their commutes because track switches must be operated manually until repairs are completed. For Monday's commute, we will continue to offer additional commuter rail trips and will continue to keep riders routinely updated on the schedule."
The MBTA is still asking Red Line commuters to plan an additional 20 minutes of travel time Monday morning as trains continue to operate at restricted speeds because switches will have to be operated manually.
One commuter said, "It's slower than usual, I mean, it's not quite fully back up to normal yet but at least they are working on it."
The derailment, which marked the second in the span of four days, has commuters doubting the MBTA system.
Gov. Charlie Baker stressed that the agency is making long-term improvements.
"Almost a billion dollars in investments on both the Red Line and another billion dollars on the Orange Line over the next three or four years and it's going to hit practically everything," Baker said. "It's going to hit tracks, it's going to hit signals."
Some passengers are looking forward to a smoother ride.
"I trust MBTA and I'm sure they'll do a great job," a commuter said.
Others expressed that with increased fares should come better service.
"I'm a little concerned, a little concerned, especially with their hikes coming up, but what can you do? I have to take it every day to get to work anyway, so there's not much more alternatives," another passenger said.
CharlieCard or CharlieTickets will continue to be honored for Commuter Rail service on Monday. In addition to regularly scheduled trains on Kingston, Middleboro, and Greenbush Lines, extra trains will make additional stops at Braintree, Quincy Center, JFK/UMass, and South Station.
Countdown clocks have been enabled at some Red Line stations and the MBTA is continuing to monitor their predictions for accuracy.
Good to Know: the https://t.co/eaTBvxMHnz page has been updated with additional information for tomorrows commute. pic.twitter.com/A3Orbz5uXv
— MBTA (@MBTA) June 16, 2019
If you're interested in using the additional AM and/or PM South Shore Limited @MBTA_CR trains, here are the schedules. Show your CharlieCard or Ticket to board at the subway fare. (Keep in mind, they only run Monday & Tuesday the 17th & 18th) pic.twitter.com/4UuUnAQXhK
Now Arriving: Countdown clocks have been enabled at most Red Line stations.
We're continuing to monitor their predictions for accuracy. Some stations may only have one side on. pic.twitter.com/oDW5kyjpPO


Nowadays,projector is widely used in home theater, advertising campaign and teleconference . AV cart is as popular as the projector. It is very useful and helpful for your projector or other electrical operations.Here are some AV carts for you. Which one do you focus on best,simple operation, big space,or safe? Choose the one suitable.


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Q: Is it normal/acceptable to write down notes, thoughts, algorithms, decisions during coding and maintenance? Some people have this problem that they cannot think without words. And writing down their thoughts and decisions is the most effective way to proceed.
So - is it normal and acceptable that I write down my thoughts and decisions in some Notepad++ file during coding?
Sometimes it should be acceptable, e.g. when recreating technical documentation or reasoning about more complex algorithms, but sometimes it may be strange, e.g. when I am considering design options and trying to make judgment.
The impact of this practice on productivity is unclear. From the one side - reasoning with inner words may be faster than with the written words. From the other side - more complex problems requires writing. Besides, if one is stuck with more design options, then the feeling is better when the decision is written, so it rises morale.

A: In any professional situation, it's not only "normal and acceptable", it's mandatory. The typical development cycle consists of two documentation phases before any coding even begins:

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*Functional Requirements Document: typically written by business analysts, specifying the functionality to be implemented.

*Detail Design Document: which is pretty much what you're talking about, just more formal, specifying the functional decomposition (factoring) of the system, algorithms, etc. Some of my (very) old ones are online, e.g. this.
For less formal documentation, I 110% agree with preceding remarks about inline comments. That's the only way to go; one way or another, everything else eventually gets lost. But neat and thoughtful inline commenting is a separate coding skill, developed through effort and practice like any other skill. You can see some of my (very) old stuff at, e.g. this. That style may or may not appeal to you. I'd recommend first finding some well-commented code with a style you like, and emulating that in your own code. After a while, adapt it as you see fit.

A: Not only is it normal, it's a good idea.
There's a famous quote

"Give me six hours to chop down a tree and I will spend the first four sharpening the axe".

Taking the time to organize your thoughts and plan your work before coding is time well spent.  Putting those thoughts on paper will give you time to reflect on your plans, critique them, and organize them in ways that would be very difficult if done only "in your head".

A: A great place to put this kind of information is directly in the commit message of your version control system (SVN, git, etc). This way you can see the changes and the reasoning for them in the same place.

A: Yes, this is perfectly acceptable and normal.
Documenting your decision-making process is often valuable when revisiting code, to help determine why code was written in a certain way.
These notes can be included directly in the code as comments, if short enough. Extended commentary is often kept as part of an external technical design document.

A: It's a damn good idea.  Right up until it becomes a way to procrastinate.
The key is balance.  I find I'm most productive if I don't box my self in but capture ideas as they come.
If I'm grinding at a low level and a high level idea comes I just jot it down and come back to it later.
Planning out work is a good idea but unless you have to communicate or present before an audience the best tools are pen and napkin.  Capture the idea.  Don't waste time making it pretty.

A: In addition to the other good answers, I'll add that I often write down my thoughts about what I'm trying to do.
Being very explicit about articulating what I'm trying to do helps me realize presumptions, assumptions and/or requirements that don't necessarily hold.
That then hints at alternatives, which I can then mull over better each in turn; that writing helping save my place if I think of something else.
I take quick notes to explore breath and depth, so it works recursively, helping me elaborate, navigate, and evaluate a solution tree, backing up, exploring, discovering, realizing, and deciding.

A: Writing down anything that can save you/(new)teammembers time is time well spend. Just make sure it's something that someone might need later and don't overthink unless it's a real longterm project.
It also shouldn't take any time whatsoever. If you spend time thinking you can write your thoughts down 1 to 1 (as long as they will/can be useful to someone).
The real problem could be overthinking what you write. Just because you are writing doesn't mean you have to adhere to some already existing format or need to go all the way of creating a full documentation.
If your choice is between not writing down anything and just writing unformal notes on a notepad, then just write unformal notes.

A: You say: "Some people have this problem that they cannot think without words. And writing down their thoughts and decisions is the most effective way to proceed."
If writing down your thoughts and decisions is the most effective way to proceed, why would it not be normal and acceptable to proceed in the most effective way? You do what works best for you. It may not be what works best for someone else. In that case you don't let someone else tell you what is best for you, and you don't tell them what is best for them. Everyone does what is best for them.

A: Humans can only hold around seven "things" in their head at once.  That's the reason for seven-digit phone numbers.  In order for programmers to work efficiently they have to find some sort of system to offload things from their memory and quickly retrieve it later as needed.  Your taking notes is an obvious and direct way, but everyone working on anything moderately complex has to do it somehow.  When you pair program with someone, make a point to look for their method.
One common way is test driven development.  In this methodology, you write one failing test, you write just enough code to get that failing test to pass, then you refactor your code to make it look nicer while keeping all your existing tests passing.  This methodology keeps all your "notes" encoded inside the tests.  People can work very rapidly this way without seeming to take notes, because they are just focused on the next test.
Another common way is to just write your notes in your code as pseudocode comments or stubs, then gradually substitute it with the real thing.  This is how I usually write algorithms.  My first draft is just a main function with pseudocode, then gradually it fills out into deeper and deeper levels of abstraction.
Don't feel bad about using whatever method works for you, but try to notice what methods your "efficient" colleagues are using.  They have the same human limitations you do.


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'She was out of our reach' - Parents of 11-year-old who took her own life give powerful interview
Last month, a coroner returned a verdict of suicide at the inquest into the death of Milly Tuomey.
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Source: The Late Late Show/YouTube
THE PARENTS OF an 11-year-old girl who took her own life just weeks after posting on Instagram that she had chosen the date of her death have spoken openly about the harrowing time leading up to her passing.
Last month, a coroner returned a verdict of suicide at the inquest into the death of Milly Tuomey from Templeogue in Dublin 6. The child died on 4 January 2016, the day before a child mental health appointment.
Her parents Fiona and Tim spoke to Ryan Tubridy on last night's Late Late Show. Fiona said that the reason they went on the show was to let others know what they don't know.
"The main reason we wanted to come on and talk to people was to really get across the message that you don't know. People think of depression as a big glaring sign across somebody's forehead.
"That is not necessarily the case."
The parents remembered Milly as a "unique character", but said she was "out of their reach".
Milly was funny and mischievous. She was sporty. She had an abundance of talent. She played piano. She loved to ice-skate, skating up to competition standard. She spoke three languages fluently at 11. She was pretty special. She was a unique little character.
Dublin Coroner's Court heard that on 3 November 2015 Milly posted on Instagram to hundreds of friends of her intention to die on a certain date.
Her parents were alerted by her elder sister and her school. They took Milly to see their GP and during this visit Milly expressed a death wish. She spoke about thoughts of self harm and said she had been unhappy with her physical appearance for a number of years.
Milly Tuomey Source: Family handout
Her GP recommended she see a clinical psychologist at An Cuan, a private counselling and psychotherapy clinic. The Tuomeys made an appointment but the psychologist was no longer taking patients. Milly was assigned to an art therapist, who was not qualified to make clinical assessments, the inquest heard.
"We had a conversation and had a chat with her to try and find out was there something behind it, was it serious, was it looking for attention," Fiona said.
The parents used the interview to call for the establishment of a suicide prevention authority in Ireland. They asked the public to sign this petition.
Three times more people die by suicide than on the roads in Ireland and ten times more money is spent on road safety than on suicide. I think that our politicians should have the moral courage to equate the budgets to both, that people have equal status.
"We really would like a suicide prevention authority set up in the same vein that there is a road safety authority. We know how successful that has been in reducing road deaths, and what a marvellous job they've done, and I would like the same to be done so we aren't losing people of every age to suicide, but particularly young people."
If you need to talk, please contact:
Samaritans 116 123 or email jo@samaritans.org
Aware 1800 80 48 48 (depression, anxiety)
Pieta House 1800 247 247 or email mary@pieta.ie (suicide, self-harm)
Teen-Line Ireland 1800 833 634 (for ages 13 to 19)
Childline 1800 66 66 66 (for under 18s)
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