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package org.pentaho.di.trans.steps.elasticsearchbulk;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit;

import org.apache.commons.lang.StringUtils;
import org.elasticsearch.common.transport.InetSocketTransportAddress;
import org.pentaho.di.core.CheckResult;
import org.pentaho.di.core.CheckResultInterface;
import org.pentaho.di.core.Const;
import org.pentaho.di.core.database.DatabaseMeta;
import org.pentaho.di.core.exception.KettleException;
import org.pentaho.di.core.exception.KettleStepException;
import org.pentaho.di.core.exception.KettleXMLException;
import org.pentaho.di.core.row.RowMetaInterface;
import org.pentaho.di.core.row.ValueMeta;
import org.pentaho.di.core.row.ValueMetaInterface;
import org.pentaho.di.core.variables.VariableSpace;
import org.pentaho.di.core.xml.XMLHandler;
import org.pentaho.di.i18n.BaseMessages;
import org.pentaho.di.repository.ObjectId;
import org.pentaho.di.repository.Repository;
import org.pentaho.di.trans.Trans;
import org.pentaho.di.trans.TransMeta;
import org.pentaho.di.trans.step.BaseStepMeta;
import org.pentaho.di.trans.step.StepDataInterface;
import org.pentaho.di.trans.step.StepInterface;
import org.pentaho.di.trans.step.StepMeta;
import org.pentaho.di.trans.step.StepMetaInterface;
import org.pentaho.metastore.api.IMetaStore;
import org.w3c.dom.Node;

public class ElasticSearchBulkMeta extends BaseStepMeta implements StepMetaInterface {

  private static Class<?> PKG = ElasticSearchBulkMeta.class; // for i18n purposes

  /**
   * Serialization aids
   */
  private static class Dom {
    static final String TAG_GENERAL = "general";

    static final String TAG_INDEX = "index";
    static final String TAG_TYPE = "type";
    static final String TAG_IS_JSON = "isJson";
    static final String TAG_JSON_FIELD = "jsonField";

    static final String TAG_ID_IN_FIELD = "idField";
    static final String TAG_OVERWRITE_IF_EXISTS = "overwriteIfExists";

    static final String TAG_ID_OUT_FIELD = "idOutputField";
    static final String TAG_USE_OUTPUT = "useOutput";
    static final String TAG_STOP_ON_ERROR = "stopOnError";
    static final String TAG_TIMEOUT = "timeout";
    static final String TAG_TIMEOUT_UNIT = "timeoutUnit";
    static final String TAG_BATCH_SIZE = "batchSize";

    static final String TAG_FIELDS = "fields";
    static final String TAG_FIELD = "field";

    static final String TAG_NAME = "columnName";
    static final String TAG_TARGET = "targetName";

    static final String TAG_SERVERS = "servers";
    static final String TAG_SERVER = "server";
    static final String TAG_SERVER_ADDRESS = "address";
    static final String TAG_SERVER_PORT = "port";

    public static final String TAG_SETTINGS = "settings";
    public static final String TAG_SETTING = "setting";
    public static final String TAG_SETTING_NAME = "name";
    public static final String TAG_SETTING_VALUE = "value";

    static final String INDENT = "  ";
  }

  public static final int DEFAULT_BATCH_SIZE = 50000;
  public static final Long DEFAULT_TIMEOUT = 10L;
  public static final TimeUnit DEFAULT_TIMEOUT_UNIT = TimeUnit.SECONDS;
  public static final int DEFAULT_PORT = 9300;

  // ///////////
  // FIELDS //
  // /////////

  private String index = null;
  private String type = null;
  private boolean isJsonInsert = false;
  private String jsonField = null;

  private String idInField = null;
  private boolean overWriteIfSameId = false;
  private String idOutField = null;
  private boolean useOutput = false;
  private boolean stopOnError = true;

  private String batchSize;
  private String timeout;
  private TimeUnit timeoutUnit;
  private List<InetSocketTransportAddress> servers = new ArrayList<InetSocketTransportAddress>();

  /** fields to use in json generation */
  private Map<String, String> fields = new HashMap<String, String>();
  private Map<String, String> settings = new HashMap<String, String>();

  // ////////////////////
  // GETTERS/SETTERS //
  // //////////////////
  public String getJsonField() {
    return jsonField;
  }

  public void setJsonField( String jsonField ) {
    this.jsonField = StringUtils.isBlank( jsonField ) ? null : jsonField;
  }

  public String getIdOutField() {
    return idOutField;
  }

  public void setIdOutField( String idField ) {
    this.idOutField = StringUtils.isBlank( idField ) ? null : idField;
  }

  public boolean isJsonInsert() {
    return isJsonInsert;
  }

  public void setJsonInsert( boolean isJsonInsert ) {
    this.isJsonInsert = isJsonInsert;
  }

  public String getIndex() {
    return index;
  }

  public void setIndex( String index ) {
    this.index = index;
  }

  public String getType() {
    return type;
  }

  public void setType( String type ) {
    this.type = type;
  }

  public void setIdInField( String idInField ) {
    this.idInField = idInField;
  }

  public String getIdInField() {
    return idInField;
  }

  public void setOverWriteIfSameId( boolean overWriteIfSameId ) {
    this.overWriteIfSameId = overWriteIfSameId;
  }

  public boolean isOverWriteIfSameId() {
    return overWriteIfSameId;
  }

  public boolean isUseOutput() {
    return useOutput;
  }

  public void setUseOutput( boolean value ) {
    useOutput = value;
  }

  public boolean isStopOnError() {
    return stopOnError;
  }

  public void setStopOnError( boolean stopOnError ) {
    this.stopOnError = stopOnError;
  }

  public Map<String, String> getFields() {
    return fields;
  }

  public void setFields( Map<String, String> fields ) {
    this.fields = fields;
  }

  public void clearFields() {
    this.fields.clear();
  }

  public void addField( String inputName, String nameInJson ) {
    this.fields.put( inputName, StringUtils.isBlank( nameInJson ) ? inputName : nameInJson );
  }

  public InetSocketTransportAddress[] getServers() {
    return servers.toArray( new InetSocketTransportAddress[servers.size()] );
  }

  public void clearServers() {
    servers.clear();
  }

  public void addServer( String addr, int port ) {
    servers.add( new InetSocketTransportAddress( addr, port ) );
  }

  public Map<String, String> getSettings() {
    return this.settings;
  }

  public void setSettings( Map<String, String> settings ) {
    this.settings = settings;
  }

  public void clearSettings() {
    settings.clear();
  }

  public void addSetting( String property, String value ) {
    if ( StringUtils.isNotBlank( property ) ) {
      settings.put( property, value );
    }
  }

  /**
   * @param batch
   *          size.
   */
  public void setBatchSize( String value ) {
    this.batchSize = value;
  }

  /**
   * @return Returns the batchSize.
   */
  public String getBatchSize() {
    return this.batchSize;
  }

  public int getBatchSizeInt( VariableSpace vars ) {
    return Const.toInt( vars.environmentSubstitute( this.batchSize ), DEFAULT_BATCH_SIZE );
  }

  /**
   * @return Returns the TimeOut.
   */
  public String getTimeOut() {
    return timeout;
  }

  /**
   * @param TimeOut
   *          The TimeOut to set.
   */
  public void setTimeOut( String TimeOut ) {
    this.timeout = TimeOut;
  }

  public TimeUnit getTimeoutUnit() {
    return timeoutUnit != null ? timeoutUnit : DEFAULT_TIMEOUT_UNIT;
  }

  public void setTimeoutUnit( TimeUnit timeoutUnit ) {
    this.timeoutUnit = timeoutUnit;
  }

  // ////////////////
  // CONSTRUCTOR //
  // //////////////

  public ElasticSearchBulkMeta() {
    super(); // allocate BaseStepMeta
  }

  public Object clone() {
    ElasticSearchBulkMeta retval = (ElasticSearchBulkMeta) super.clone();

    return retval;
  }

  public void setDefault() {
    batchSize = "" + DEFAULT_BATCH_SIZE;
    timeoutUnit = DEFAULT_TIMEOUT_UNIT;
    index = "twitter";
    type = "tweet";

    isJsonInsert = false;
    jsonField = null;
    idOutField = null;
    useOutput = false;
    stopOnError = true;
  }

  /* This function adds meta data to the rows being pushed out */
  public void getFields( RowMetaInterface r, String name, RowMetaInterface[] info, StepMeta nextStep,
    VariableSpace space, Repository repository, IMetaStore metaStore ) throws KettleStepException {
    if ( StringUtils.isNotBlank( this.getIdOutField() ) ) {
      ValueMetaInterface valueMeta =
        new ValueMeta( space.environmentSubstitute( this.getIdOutField() ), ValueMetaInterface.TYPE_STRING );
      valueMeta.setOrigin( name );
      // add if doesn't exist
      if ( !r.exists( valueMeta ) ) {
        r.addValueMeta( valueMeta );
      }
    }
  }

  public void loadXML( Node stepnode, List<DatabaseMeta> databases, IMetaStore metaStore )
    throws KettleXMLException {
    try {

      Node general = XMLHandler.getSubNode( stepnode, Dom.TAG_GENERAL );

      batchSize = XMLHandler.getTagValue( general, Dom.TAG_BATCH_SIZE );
      timeout = XMLHandler.getTagValue( general, Dom.TAG_TIMEOUT );
      String timeoutStr = XMLHandler.getTagValue( general, Dom.TAG_TIMEOUT_UNIT );
      try {
        timeoutUnit = TimeUnit.valueOf( timeoutStr );
      } catch ( Exception e ) {
        timeoutUnit = DEFAULT_TIMEOUT_UNIT;
      }

      setIndex( XMLHandler.getTagValue( general, Dom.TAG_INDEX ) );
      setType( XMLHandler.getTagValue( general, Dom.TAG_TYPE ) );

      setJsonInsert( parseBool( XMLHandler.getTagValue( general, Dom.TAG_IS_JSON ) ) );
      setJsonField( XMLHandler.getTagValue( general, Dom.TAG_JSON_FIELD ) );
      setIdInField( XMLHandler.getTagValue( general, Dom.TAG_ID_IN_FIELD ) );
      setOverWriteIfSameId( parseBool( XMLHandler.getTagValue( general, Dom.TAG_OVERWRITE_IF_EXISTS ) ) );

      setIdOutField( XMLHandler.getTagValue( general, Dom.TAG_ID_OUT_FIELD ) );
      setUseOutput( parseBool( XMLHandler.getTagValue( general, Dom.TAG_USE_OUTPUT ) ) );
      setStopOnError( parseBool( XMLHandler.getTagValue( general, Dom.TAG_STOP_ON_ERROR ) ) );

      // Fields
      Node fields = XMLHandler.getSubNode( stepnode, Dom.TAG_FIELDS );
      int nrFields = XMLHandler.countNodes( fields, Dom.TAG_FIELD );
      this.clearFields();
      for ( int i = 0; i < nrFields; i++ ) {
        Node fNode = XMLHandler.getSubNodeByNr( fields, Dom.TAG_FIELD, i );

        String colName = XMLHandler.getTagValue( fNode, Dom.TAG_NAME );
        String targetName = XMLHandler.getTagValue( fNode, Dom.TAG_TARGET );

        this.addField( colName, targetName );
      }

      // Servers
      Node servers = XMLHandler.getSubNode( stepnode, Dom.TAG_SERVERS );
      int nrServers = XMLHandler.countNodes( servers, Dom.TAG_SERVER );
      this.clearServers();
      for ( int i = 0; i < nrServers; i++ ) {
        Node sNode = XMLHandler.getSubNodeByNr( servers, Dom.TAG_SERVER, i );

        String addr = XMLHandler.getTagValue( sNode, Dom.TAG_SERVER_ADDRESS );
        String portStr = XMLHandler.getTagValue( sNode, Dom.TAG_SERVER_PORT );

        int port = DEFAULT_PORT;
        try {
          port = Integer.parseInt( portStr );
        } catch ( NumberFormatException nfe ) {
          // use default
        }
        this.addServer( addr, port );
      }

      // Settings
      Node settings = XMLHandler.getSubNode( stepnode, Dom.TAG_SETTINGS );
      int nrSettings = XMLHandler.countNodes( settings, Dom.TAG_SETTING );
      this.clearSettings();
      for ( int i = 0; i < nrSettings; i++ ) {
        Node sNode = XMLHandler.getSubNodeByNr( settings, Dom.TAG_SETTING, i );

        String name = XMLHandler.getTagValue( sNode, Dom.TAG_SETTING_NAME );
        String value = XMLHandler.getTagValue( sNode, Dom.TAG_SETTING_VALUE );

        this.addSetting( name, value );
      }

    } catch ( Exception e ) {
      throw new KettleXMLException( "Unable to load step info from XML", e );
    }
  }

  private static boolean parseBool( String val ) {
    return "Y".equals( val );
  }

  public String getXML() {
    StringBuffer retval = new StringBuffer();
    Indentation indent = new Indentation();

    indent.incr().incr();

    // General
    retval.append( indent.toString() ).append( XMLHandler.openTag( Dom.TAG_GENERAL ) ).append( Const.CR );
    indent.incr();

    retval.append( indent.toString() + XMLHandler.addTagValue( Dom.TAG_INDEX, getIndex() ) );
    retval.append( indent.toString() + XMLHandler.addTagValue( Dom.TAG_TYPE, getType() ) );

    retval.append( indent.toString() + XMLHandler.addTagValue( Dom.TAG_BATCH_SIZE, batchSize ) );
    retval.append( indent.toString() + XMLHandler.addTagValue( Dom.TAG_TIMEOUT, timeout ) );
    retval.append( indent.toString() ).append(
      XMLHandler.addTagValue( Dom.TAG_TIMEOUT_UNIT, timeoutUnit.toString() ) );

    retval.append( indent.toString() + XMLHandler.addTagValue( Dom.TAG_IS_JSON, isJsonInsert() ) );
    if ( getJsonField() != null ) {
      retval.append( indent.toString() + XMLHandler.addTagValue( Dom.TAG_JSON_FIELD, getJsonField() ) );
    }
    if ( getIdOutField() != null ) {
      retval.append( indent.toString() + XMLHandler.addTagValue( Dom.TAG_ID_OUT_FIELD, getIdOutField() ) );
    }

    if ( getIdInField() != null ) {
      retval.append( indent.toString() + XMLHandler.addTagValue( Dom.TAG_ID_IN_FIELD, getIdInField() ) );
    }

    retval
      .append( indent.toString() + XMLHandler.addTagValue( Dom.TAG_OVERWRITE_IF_EXISTS, isOverWriteIfSameId() ) );

    retval.append( indent.toString() + XMLHandler.addTagValue( Dom.TAG_USE_OUTPUT, useOutput ) );
    retval.append( indent.toString() + XMLHandler.addTagValue( Dom.TAG_STOP_ON_ERROR, stopOnError ) );

    indent.decr();
    retval.append( indent.toString() ).append( XMLHandler.closeTag( Dom.TAG_GENERAL ) ).append( Const.CR );

    // Fields
    retval.append( indent.toString() ).append( XMLHandler.openTag( Dom.TAG_FIELDS ) ).append( Const.CR );
    indent.incr();
    for ( String colName : this.getFields().keySet() ) {
      String targetName = this.getFields().get( colName );
      retval.append( indent.toString() ).append( XMLHandler.openTag( Dom.TAG_FIELD ) ).append( Const.CR );
      indent.incr();
      retval.append( indent.toString() ).append( XMLHandler.addTagValue( Dom.TAG_NAME, colName ) );
      retval.append( indent.toString() ).append( XMLHandler.addTagValue( Dom.TAG_TARGET, targetName ) );
      indent.decr();
      retval.append( indent.toString() ).append( XMLHandler.closeTag( Dom.TAG_FIELD ) ).append( Const.CR );
    }
    indent.decr();
    retval.append( indent.toString() ).append( XMLHandler.closeTag( Dom.TAG_FIELDS ) ).append( Const.CR );

    // Servers
    retval.append( indent.toString() ).append( XMLHandler.openTag( Dom.TAG_SERVERS ) ).append( Const.CR );
    indent.incr();
    for ( InetSocketTransportAddress istAddr : this.getServers() ) {
      String address = istAddr.address().getAddress().getHostAddress();
      int port = istAddr.address().getPort();
      retval.append( indent.toString() ).append( XMLHandler.openTag( Dom.TAG_SERVER ) ).append( Const.CR );
      indent.incr();
      retval.append( indent.toString() ).append( XMLHandler.addTagValue( Dom.TAG_SERVER_ADDRESS, address ) );
      retval.append( indent.toString() ).append( XMLHandler.addTagValue( Dom.TAG_SERVER_PORT, port ) );
      indent.decr();
      retval.append( indent.toString() ).append( XMLHandler.closeTag( Dom.TAG_SERVER ) ).append( Const.CR );
    }
    indent.decr();
    retval.append( indent.toString() ).append( XMLHandler.closeTag( Dom.TAG_SERVERS ) ).append( Const.CR );

    // Settings
    retval.append( indent.toString() ).append( XMLHandler.openTag( Dom.TAG_SETTINGS ) ).append( Const.CR );
    indent.incr();
    for ( String settingName : this.getSettings().keySet() ) {
      String settingValue = this.getSettings().get( settingName );
      retval.append( indent.toString() ).append( XMLHandler.openTag( Dom.TAG_SETTING ) ).append( Const.CR );
      indent.incr();
      retval.append( indent.toString() ).append( XMLHandler.addTagValue( Dom.TAG_SETTING_NAME, settingName ) );
      retval.append( indent.toString() ).append( XMLHandler.addTagValue( Dom.TAG_SETTING_VALUE, settingValue ) );
      indent.decr();
      retval.append( indent.toString() ).append( XMLHandler.closeTag( Dom.TAG_SETTING ) ).append( Const.CR );
    }
    indent.decr();
    retval.append( indent.toString() ).append( XMLHandler.closeTag( Dom.TAG_SETTINGS ) ).append( Const.CR );

    return retval.toString();
  }

  private static class Indentation {

    private static String indentUnit = Dom.INDENT;
    private String indent = "";
    private int indentLevel = 0;

    public Indentation incr() {
      indentLevel++;
      indent += indentUnit;
      return this;
    }

    public Indentation decr() {
      if ( --indentLevel >= 0 ) {
        indent = indent.substring( 0, indent.length() - indentUnit.length() );
      }
      return this;
    }

    public String toString() {
      return indent;
    }

  }

  private static String joinRepAttr( String... args ) {
    return StringUtils.join( args, "_" );
  }

  public void readRep( Repository rep, IMetaStore metaStore, ObjectId id_step, List<DatabaseMeta> databases )
    throws KettleException {
    try {

      setIndex( rep.getStepAttributeString( id_step, joinRepAttr( Dom.TAG_GENERAL, Dom.TAG_INDEX ) ) );
      setType( rep.getStepAttributeString( id_step, joinRepAttr( Dom.TAG_GENERAL, Dom.TAG_TYPE ) ) );

      setBatchSize( rep.getStepAttributeString( id_step, joinRepAttr( Dom.TAG_GENERAL, Dom.TAG_BATCH_SIZE ) ) );
      setTimeOut( rep.getStepAttributeString( id_step, joinRepAttr( Dom.TAG_GENERAL, Dom.TAG_TIMEOUT ) ) );
      String timeoutStr =
        rep.getStepAttributeString( id_step, joinRepAttr( Dom.TAG_GENERAL, Dom.TAG_TIMEOUT_UNIT ) );
      try {
        timeoutUnit = TimeUnit.valueOf( timeoutStr );
      } catch ( Exception e ) {
        timeoutUnit = DEFAULT_TIMEOUT_UNIT;
      }

      setJsonInsert( rep.getStepAttributeBoolean( id_step, joinRepAttr( Dom.TAG_GENERAL, Dom.TAG_IS_JSON ) ) );
      setJsonField( ( rep.getStepAttributeString( id_step, joinRepAttr( Dom.TAG_GENERAL, Dom.TAG_JSON_FIELD ) ) ) );

      setIdInField( ( rep.getStepAttributeString( id_step, joinRepAttr( Dom.TAG_GENERAL, Dom.TAG_ID_IN_FIELD ) ) ) );
      setOverWriteIfSameId( rep.getStepAttributeBoolean( id_step, joinRepAttr(
        Dom.TAG_GENERAL, Dom.TAG_OVERWRITE_IF_EXISTS ) ) );

      setIdOutField( ( rep.getStepAttributeString( id_step, joinRepAttr( Dom.TAG_GENERAL, Dom.TAG_ID_OUT_FIELD ) ) ) );

      setUseOutput( rep.getStepAttributeBoolean( id_step, joinRepAttr( Dom.TAG_GENERAL, Dom.TAG_USE_OUTPUT ) ) );
      setStopOnError( rep.getStepAttributeBoolean( id_step, joinRepAttr( Dom.TAG_GENERAL, Dom.TAG_STOP_ON_ERROR ) ) );

      // Fields
      clearFields();
      int fieldsNr = rep.countNrStepAttributes( id_step, joinRepAttr( Dom.TAG_FIELD, Dom.TAG_NAME ) );
      for ( int i = 0; i < fieldsNr; i++ ) {
        String name = rep.getStepAttributeString( id_step, i, joinRepAttr( Dom.TAG_FIELD, Dom.TAG_NAME ) );
        String target = rep.getStepAttributeString( id_step, i, joinRepAttr( Dom.TAG_FIELD, Dom.TAG_TARGET ) );
        addField( name, target );
      }

      // Servers
      clearServers();
      int serversNr = rep.countNrStepAttributes( id_step, joinRepAttr( Dom.TAG_SERVER, Dom.TAG_SERVER_ADDRESS ) );
      for ( int i = 0; i < serversNr; i++ ) {
        String addr =
          rep.getStepAttributeString( id_step, i, joinRepAttr( Dom.TAG_SERVER, Dom.TAG_SERVER_ADDRESS ) );
        int port =
          (int) rep.getStepAttributeInteger( id_step, i, joinRepAttr( Dom.TAG_SERVER, Dom.TAG_SERVER_PORT ) );
        addServer( addr, port );
      }

      // Settings
      clearSettings();
      int settingsNr = rep.countNrStepAttributes( id_step, joinRepAttr( Dom.TAG_SETTING, Dom.TAG_SETTING_NAME ) );
      for ( int i = 0; i < settingsNr; i++ ) {
        String name =
          rep.getStepAttributeString( id_step, i, joinRepAttr( Dom.TAG_SETTING, Dom.TAG_SETTING_NAME ) );
        String value =
          rep.getStepAttributeString( id_step, i, joinRepAttr( Dom.TAG_SETTING, Dom.TAG_SETTING_VALUE ) );
        addSetting( name, value );
      }

    } catch ( Exception e ) {
      throw new KettleException( BaseMessages.getString(
        PKG, "ElasticSearchBulkMeta.Exception.ErrorReadingRepository" ), e );
    }
  }

  public void saveRep( Repository rep, IMetaStore metaStore, ObjectId id_transformation, ObjectId id_step )
    throws KettleException {
    try {

      rep
        .saveStepAttribute(
          id_transformation, id_step, joinRepAttr( Dom.TAG_GENERAL, Dom.TAG_INDEX ), getIndex() );
      rep.saveStepAttribute( id_transformation, id_step, joinRepAttr( Dom.TAG_GENERAL, Dom.TAG_TYPE ), getType() );

      rep.saveStepAttribute(
        id_transformation, id_step, joinRepAttr( Dom.TAG_GENERAL, Dom.TAG_BATCH_SIZE ), batchSize );
      rep.saveStepAttribute(
        id_transformation, id_step, joinRepAttr( Dom.TAG_GENERAL, Dom.TAG_TIMEOUT ), getTimeOut() );
      rep.saveStepAttribute(
        id_transformation, id_step, joinRepAttr( Dom.TAG_GENERAL, Dom.TAG_TIMEOUT_UNIT ), getTimeoutUnit()
          .toString() );

      rep.saveStepAttribute(
        id_transformation, id_step, joinRepAttr( Dom.TAG_GENERAL, Dom.TAG_IS_JSON ), isJsonInsert() );
      rep.saveStepAttribute(
        id_transformation, id_step, joinRepAttr( Dom.TAG_GENERAL, Dom.TAG_JSON_FIELD ), getJsonField() );

      rep.saveStepAttribute(
        id_transformation, id_step, joinRepAttr( Dom.TAG_GENERAL, Dom.TAG_ID_IN_FIELD ), getIdInField() );
      rep.saveStepAttribute(
        id_transformation, id_step, joinRepAttr( Dom.TAG_GENERAL, Dom.TAG_OVERWRITE_IF_EXISTS ),
        isOverWriteIfSameId() );

      rep.saveStepAttribute(
        id_transformation, id_step, joinRepAttr( Dom.TAG_GENERAL, Dom.TAG_ID_OUT_FIELD ), getIdOutField() );

      rep.saveStepAttribute(
        id_transformation, id_step, joinRepAttr( Dom.TAG_GENERAL, Dom.TAG_USE_OUTPUT ), isUseOutput() );
      rep.saveStepAttribute(
        id_transformation, id_step, joinRepAttr( Dom.TAG_GENERAL, Dom.TAG_STOP_ON_ERROR ), isStopOnError() );

      // Fields
      String[] fieldNames = getFields().keySet().toArray( new String[getFields().keySet().size()] );
      for ( int i = 0; i < fieldNames.length; i++ ) {
        rep.saveStepAttribute(
          id_transformation, id_step, i, joinRepAttr( Dom.TAG_FIELD, Dom.TAG_NAME ), fieldNames[i] );
        rep.saveStepAttribute(
          id_transformation, id_step, i, joinRepAttr( Dom.TAG_FIELD, Dom.TAG_TARGET ), getFields().get(
            fieldNames[i] ) );
      }

      // Servers
      for ( int i = 0; i < getServers().length; i++ ) {
        rep.saveStepAttribute(
          id_transformation, id_step, i, joinRepAttr( Dom.TAG_SERVER, Dom.TAG_SERVER_ADDRESS ), getServers()[i]
            .address().getAddress().getHostAddress() );
        rep.saveStepAttribute(
          id_transformation, id_step, i, joinRepAttr( Dom.TAG_SERVER, Dom.TAG_SERVER_PORT ), getServers()[i]
            .address().getPort() );
      }

      // Settings
      String[] settingNames = getSettings().keySet().toArray( new String[getSettings().keySet().size()] );
      for ( int i = 0; i < settingNames.length; i++ ) {
        rep.saveStepAttribute(
          id_transformation, id_step, i, joinRepAttr( Dom.TAG_SETTING, Dom.TAG_SETTING_NAME ), settingNames[i] );
        rep.saveStepAttribute(
          id_transformation, id_step, i, joinRepAttr( Dom.TAG_SETTING, Dom.TAG_SETTING_VALUE ), getSettings()
            .get( settingNames[i] ) );
      }

    } catch ( Exception e ) {
      throw new KettleException( BaseMessages.getString(
        PKG, "ElasticSearchBulkMeta.Exception.ErrorSavingToRepository", "" + id_step ), e );
    }
  }

  public void check( List<CheckResultInterface> remarks, TransMeta transMeta, StepMeta stepMeta,
    RowMetaInterface prev, String[] input, String[] output, RowMetaInterface info, VariableSpace space,
    Repository repository, IMetaStore metaStore ) {

    checkBasicRequiredFields( remarks, stepMeta );

    checkInputFields( remarks, prev, stepMeta );

  }

  private void checkBasicRequiredFields( List<CheckResultInterface> remarks, StepMeta stepMeta ) {
    checkRequiredString( remarks, stepMeta, getIndex(), BaseMessages.getString(
      PKG, "ElasticSearchBulkDialog.Index.Label" ) );
    checkRequiredString( remarks, stepMeta, getType(), BaseMessages.getString(
      PKG, "ElasticSearchBulkDialog.Type.Label" ) );
    checkRequiredString( remarks, stepMeta, getBatchSize(), BaseMessages.getString(
      PKG, "ElasticSearchBulkDialog.BatchSize.Label" ) );
  }

  private void checkRequiredString( List<CheckResultInterface> remarks, StepMeta stepMeta, String value,
    String fieldName ) {
    if ( StringUtils.isBlank( value ) ) {
      remarks.add( new CheckResult( CheckResultInterface.TYPE_RESULT_ERROR, BaseMessages.getString(
        PKG, "ElasticSearchBulkMeta.CheckResult.MissingRequired", fieldName ), stepMeta ) );
    } else {
      remarks.add( new CheckResult( CheckResultInterface.TYPE_RESULT_OK, BaseMessages.getString(
        PKG, "ElasticSearchBulkMeta.CheckResult.RequiredOK", fieldName, value ), stepMeta ) );
    }
  }

  private void checkInputFields( List<CheckResultInterface> remarks, RowMetaInterface prev, StepMeta stepMeta ) {

    if ( prev != null && prev.size() > 0 ) {
      if ( isJsonInsert() ) { // JSON
        if ( StringUtils.isBlank( getJsonField() ) ) { // jsonField not set
          String jsonFieldLabel = BaseMessages.getString( PKG, "ElasticSearchBulkDialog.JsonField.Label" );
          String isJsonLabel = BaseMessages.getString( PKG, "ElasticSearchBulkDialog.IsJson.Label" );
          remarks
            .add( new CheckResult(
              CheckResultInterface.TYPE_RESULT_ERROR, BaseMessages.getString(
                PKG, "ElasticSearchBulkMeta.CheckResult.MissingRequiredDependent", jsonFieldLabel,
                isJsonLabel ), stepMeta ) );
        } else if ( prev.indexOfValue( getJsonField() ) < 0 ) { // jsonField not in input
          remarks.add( new CheckResult( CheckResultInterface.TYPE_RESULT_ERROR, BaseMessages.getString(
            PKG, "ElasticSearchBulkMeta.CheckResult.MissingInput", getJsonField() ), stepMeta ) );
        }
      } else { // not JSON
        for ( String fieldName : getFields().keySet() ) {
          if ( prev.indexOfValue( fieldName ) < 0 ) { // fields not found
            remarks.add( new CheckResult( CheckResultInterface.TYPE_RESULT_ERROR, BaseMessages.getString(
              PKG, "ElasticSearchBulkMeta.CheckResult.MissingInput", fieldName ), stepMeta ) );
          }
        }
      }
    } else { // no input
      remarks.add( new CheckResult( CheckResultInterface.TYPE_RESULT_ERROR, BaseMessages.getString(
        PKG, "ElasticSearchBulkMeta.CheckResult.NoInput" ), stepMeta ) );
    }

  }

  public StepInterface getStep( StepMeta stepMeta, StepDataInterface stepDataInterface, int cnr,
    TransMeta transMeta, Trans trans ) {
    return new ElasticSearchBulk( stepMeta, stepDataInterface, cnr, transMeta, trans );
  }

  public StepDataInterface getStepData() {
    return new ElasticSearchBulkData();
  }

  public boolean supportsErrorHandling() {
    return true;
  }

}

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Realizing that he and the Anglican Church were on divergent paths, in 1995 Fr. Dwight and his family were received into the Catholic Church. Fr Dwight spent the next ten years working as a freelance Catholic writer, contributing to over twenty-five magazines, papers and journals in Britain, Ireland and the USA. In addition he has written sixteen books on Catholic spirituality, apologetics and culture and he has one of America's top rated religious blogs—Standing on My Head.
In 2006 Dwight returned with his family to the United States and was ordained as a Catholic priest under the Pastoral Provision—a system through which married former Protestant ministers may receive a dispensation from the vow of celibacy in order to be ordained as Catholic priests. He is the parish priest of Our Lady of the Rosary church in Greenville, South Carolina. Visit his website and browse his books at dwightlongenecker.com.
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Q: Return substring of analyzed, non-stored text field in elasticsearch java api I work on a project that has a string field (the name is urlOrContent) and it can be small (less than 50 character) or very long (more than 50 character), and I just want to return the first 50 characters every time based on a specific query. My database is elasticsearch and my problem is raised in this link and the questioner's response seems to be correct (urlOrContent field is analyzed and non stored text field). It uses following script:
{
   "script_fields": {
      "substring": {
         "script": {
            "lang": "painless",
            "inline": "params._source.text.substring(0, 100)"
         }
      }
   }
}

But my main problem is that I can not find the equivalent of elasticsearch java api code. In fact, what should be added to the code below, which only returns the first 50 characters of the urlOrContent field? Note that this field may not even have 50 characters in some cases, and then the entire string should be returned.
String queryString =
    EnumLinkFields.CREATE_TIME.getFieldName() + ":(>=" + dateFrom + " AND <=" + dateTo + ")";

QueryBuilder query = QueryBuilders.queryStringQuery(queryString);

SearchResponse response = TRANSPORT_CLIENT.prepareSearch(MY_INDEX)
                .setTypes(MY_TYPE)
                .setSearchType(SEARCH_TYPE)
                .setQuery(query)
                .setFetchSource(null, new String[]{EnumLinkFields.USER_ID.getFieldName()})
                .setFrom(offset)
                .setSize(count)
                .addSort(orderByField, sortOrder)
                .execute().actionGet();

A: You can put your script_fields query in the query object, i.e. in setQuery(query).
Your query object should be looking like this right now.
    "query" : {
        "term" : { "user" : "kimchy" }
    }

After you add the script_fields in the object, it should become:
"query" : {
  "term" : { "user" : "kimchy" }
},
"script_fields": {
  "urlOrContent": {
     "script": {
        "lang": "painless",
        "inline": "if(params._source.urlOrContent.length() > 50){
                    params._source.urlOrContent.substring(0, 50)
                   }
                   else {
                   params._source.urlOrContent
                   }"
   }
  }
}

The resulting hits will have a fields array with the substring you required.
You have to enable scripting by changing the elasticsearch.yml file like so and restart the elasticsearch:
script.engine.painless.inline.aggs: on
script.engine.painless.inline.update: on
script.inline: on
script.indexed: on

A: I found the best answer.
String queryString =
    EnumLinkFields.CREATE_TIME.getFieldName() + ":(>=" + dateFrom + " AND <=" + dateTo + ")";

QueryBuilder query = QueryBuilders.queryStringQuery(queryString);

String codeUrlOrContent = "if (" + EnumElasticScriptField.URL_OR_CONTENT.getFieldName() + ".length() > 50) {" +
        "return " + EnumElasticScriptField.URL_OR_CONTENT.getFieldName() + ".substring(0, 50);" +
        "} else { " +
        "return " + EnumElasticScriptField.URL_OR_CONTENT.getFieldName() + "; }";

Script scriptUrlOrContent = new Script(ScriptType.INLINE, "painless",
        codeUrlOrContent, Collections.emptyMap());

Script scriptIsUrl = new Script(ScriptType.INLINE, "painless",
        EnumElasticScriptField.IS_URL.getFieldName(), Collections.emptyMap());

SearchResponse response = TRANSPORT_CLIENT.prepareSearch(MY_INDEX)
                .setTypes(MY_TYPE)
                .setSearchType(SEARCH_TYPE)
                .setQuery(query)
                .addScriptField(EnumLinkFields.URL_OR_CONTENT.getFieldName(),
                     scriptUrlOrContent)
                .addScriptField(EnumLinkFields.IS_URL.getFieldName(), scriptIsUrl)
                .setFrom(offset)
                .setSize(count)
                .addSort(orderByField, sortOrder)
                .execute().actionGet();

Note that the call to the setFetchSource function must be removed and all returned fields must be returned through the script.

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In John 14, Jesus makes one of his most famous—and controversial—claims: "I am the way, the truth, and the life." If Jesus is the way, where are we trying to go? If he is the truth, what do we need to know? And if he is the life, why do we sometimes push back against this claim?
1.	Heaven and earth will ultimately be joined together, and we will be with the Father forever. Why is this such good news? Why do we sometimes forget this amazing news?
2.	Where are you prone to seek life from other sources besides Jesus? How do those sources ultimately leave us empty?
3.	Read through Hebrews 9. How does the earthly temple show us a picture of heaven? How should we think of the final union of heaven and earth?
4.	What are the factors that make many in our culture bristle against the idea of salvation in Jesus exclusively? How can we show people that this is actually good news?
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Q: To open a popup window on clicking link button in grid view In the below code i have a grid view inside grid view i have a link button when i click the link button it should open a popup window .pls help me to do this.
<asp:TemplateField HeaderText="Edit" itemstyle-width="150px">
                            <ItemTemplate>
                                <asp:LinkButton ID="btnEdit" runat="server" CommandName="Edit" Text="Edit" CausesValidation="false"/>
                            </ItemTemplate>
                        </asp:TemplateField>

Codebehind:
if (e.CommandName.Equals("Edit"))
 {

                    LinkButton btnView = (LinkButton)e.CommandSource;
 Response.Redirect("NewDocument.aspx?DID=" + lblDocumentID.Text.ToString(), true);
                }

A: Please try:
if (e.CommandName.Equals("Edit"))
{
    string QueryString="val";
    Page.ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript(GetType(), "", "window.open('Page.aspx?QS=" + QueryString + "','','width=500,height=500');"", true);
}

A: Try this..
if (e.CommandName.Equals("Edit"))
{
    ScriptManager.RegisterStartupScript(this, this.GetType(), "onclick", "javascript:window.open(
    'NewDocument.aspx?DID="+lblDocumentID.Text+"','_blank','height=600px,width=600px,scrollbars=1');", true);
}

A:

    <asp:GridView ID="gvDemo" runat="server" AutoGenerateColumns="false">
        <Columns>
            <asp:BoundField DataField="Name" HeaderText="Name" />
            <asp:TemplateField HeaderText="">
                <ItemTemplate>
                    <a href="#" onclick='openWindow("<%# Eval("Code") %>");'>View Details
                </ItemTemplate>
            </asp:TemplateField>
        </Columns>
    </asp:GridView>


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No Man's Sky mod lets you fly your ship close to the ground, inside caves, and underwater
By Christopher Livingston 2016-08-22T23:59:21.234Z
Just be careful of crashing, smashing, and getting stuck. I've already done all three.
Many No Man's Sky players, myself included, have wished that when piloting our ships over a planet's surface, we could fly closer to the ground. Well, our space-prayers have been answered. The LowFlight mod, by Hytek, allows you greater control over your ship's altitude, meaning now you can really skim the surface, fly between trees, through valleys, and under those hovering rocks alien planets always seem to have for some reason. You can even fly directly inside caves, as you can see in my gif above.
The reason this mod is so helpful is because it can be hard spotting items of interest on the ground from the altitude we're typically forced to fly at, particularly if said items are slow to render. This also makes landing where you like a lot easier: who hasn't released a gusty sigh when realizing that monolith you tried to land next to is actually a four-minute walk away? Now you can get nice and close before setting down.
If spaceship spelunking isn't enough, you can also fly underwater. I've tested that too, though it's not a heck of a lot of fun. Your viewscreens go blank, and you can't really make out all the lovely underwater features. Still, it's step above our ships refusing to fly below 1,000 feet except when landing. Below, you can see a video of the vanilla flying height and the modded one. It really does make a big difference.
Be warned: flying low means you might smash into rocks, trees, and mountainsides, all of which will damage your ship, and quite severely. I can attest to this: I destroyed my ship three times in about five minutes of playing with this mod. Caves, especially—they're not very roomy, your ship isn't meant to fly inside them, there are tons of rocks jutting from the ceiling, and it's hard to back out of them. Also, a general warning: this is a mod, and might mess up your game in other unknown ways. Proceed with caution on all fronts.
Installation is easy, and only requires a single file to be dragged and dropped into a folder. You can find the instructions here.


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Zankyou no Terror [Terror in Tokyo] Episode 4
August 1, 2014 Zankyou no Terrorbeatslars
It is going to be tough at the end of this year- rating my Top 10 Anime Series of 2014. The only series that won't make this count is anything that is 2-cour for the Fall season. The requirements for this is that- series need to have finished airing or entered its 2nd half for 2014. There were a ton of great series that aired this year so far. Kill La Kill was GAINAX cream of the crop here, and quite possibly one of the best works to date in their repertoire. It took the ideas of Revolutionary Girl Utena glossed them over them with an intensely sexualized element to clothing and added in high-schoolers with special abilities. Mushishi was an amazing collection of stories that explored human connections at its core with an entirely different cast and setting each week! Ping Pong the Animation shined with its characters. Yuasa's obscure technique turned what would be a regular series about pong into a well-acted and provocative look at life inside and outside the game. Space Dandy the other Shinichiro Watanabe series gave life to classic science fiction stories with a string of comedic genius qualities in its people, alien designs, one-liners, and all around artsy style. Giving it a bit of an edge with different directors each episode. Should I even bring up Samurai Flamenco? That series excelled at genre-shfiting which resulted in an unfinished ending and overall interesting yet very peculiar look at superheroes. Now with Zankyou no Terror this series will be one that will be talked about for years to come.
Another amazing episode! Watanabe and Kanno are doing wonders for Noitamina. This broadcasting company has been known for varied out of the norm works. We've had college romance, a series about fashion and classical music, a medicine seller whom rids of evil spirits with pastel-colored animation, an 8.0 earthquake show, a phone with 8.2 billion yen on it, so many varied series that set themselves apart by handling different subjects from what many other companies would be afraid of doing. Taking risks and I for one am all for seeing anime venture right into this kind of market. Zankyou no Terror is doing just that.
This show each week has continued on being very engaging with its characters, music, animation, and thrilling plot. Shibazaki figured out the last bomb and finally- right here he became the crucial element at solving another riddle? Awesome. Atsumi Tanezaki did phenomenal work on portraying Lisa in this episode! The scene where she yelled at Twelve dynamically changed her from what she once was- soft spoken in all the previous episodes here we got a taste of how she is breaking down. She's been worrying about life so much she forgot how to have fun and laugh. So far the star of the show has got to be Soma Saito. He's so versatile in his voice acting as Twelve. We saw a lot of that here. A well-rounded cast allows for the plot to be much more compelling- exhilarating to see this happen with an anime series here. Its great to see Twelve display very real emotions when it comes to her. She ran away from home, nowhere to go, and a terrorist is choosing to accept her. Is this foreshadow for his death later on? Hmmmm I wonder about this.
When I watch a show like this and compare it with a lot of the summer season shows like Sword Art Online and even Aldnoah Zero, I can see how much they don't even come close in establishing its characters with such fortitude like this one does. These summer titles sometimes contain a lot of unnecessary angst where here is where we've got people with varied emotions all on the same playing field. Following the same rules, just the people are with real jobs or lifestyles that put them entirely in different situations throughout the main terrorist plot. I guess what I'm trying to say here is- every character in this show has a specific job in order for the whole to be carried out- an example are the investigative scenes in this series. It is like watching an anime film each week! Everything comes together very nicely! Don't even want to know what sort of budget they had for this it has to be huge. Haha! Loved that motorcycle scene at the end there- such fluid animation when the bike arrived! This was just so breathtaking to watch! As for what happened here its interesting to see how cold Nine is. He must have had a much wider traumatic experience at that child facility than Twelve did if that is what happened. He's all about the plan they've set into motion caring nothing for the immediate well-being of Lisa only I can imagine that to come crashing down later on. Since episode 2 when the writers brought up Tor and the thermite reaction analysis during the meeting I can tell a lot of research has been put into this. Here was where we had references to current events with Bitcoin, and the discussion of credit card theft. This show capitalizes on todays themes- throwing them into a fictional version of Japan and it really has paid off with these first four episodes! Great execution here! The fact that bomb once again wasn't even a bomb and more of an information leakage of the police files on VON was incredibly genius! They act look and act like terrorists but deep down it's more than just violence and explosions but accepting truth. Very creative!
No wonder I recognized the ending animation! It's by Takeshi Koike- same animator for the opening to Samurai Champloo and animation/director of Redline. Also, the animator of Fujiko Mine which was an awesome Lupin series if you haven't checked it out yet. I love this guys style and it works well here. The song IS featuring POP ETC was a nice touch at the end.
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Emerson reports unusually high testing total, Massachusetts cases rise
Media: Diti Kohli
Emerson's testing site is located at a Tufts Medical Center facility on the corner of Harrison Ave. and Kneeland St.
By Charlie McKenna, Content Managing Editor
Emerson reported one new positive COVID-19 test Friday out of 1,708 new results from tests administered Oct. 14 and 15, leaving the college's cumulative positive tests since Aug. 6 at 22. Emerson's cumulative testing total sits at 28,679.
The new data was reported at 12:10 p.m.
The testing total from Oct. 14, 946, is the second unusually high testing total in recent days. 975 tests were administered on Oct. 13. Oct. 15's total of 762 is more in line with the daily average of about 700 daily tests.
Massachusetts reported 702 new coronavirus cases Friday evening, up from 568 new cases on Thursday. The number of deaths rose to 30 from 23. Cases in the state continue to trend upwards from early August, with two metrics of test positivity, daily positive tests per people tested and average of positive tests per total administered, steadily climbing.
In a statement, Assistant Vice President for Campus Life Erik Muurisepp said the dashboard will be updated automatically beginning Tuesday. The decision comes after an investigation by Beacon reporters revealed a string of inaccuracies in the data reported by the college.
Emerson's dashboard is updated daily Monday through Friday. When it was first launched in August, the college opted for weekly updates before eventually shifting to twice weekly and then daily updates. Tabs for hospitalizations and the number of "invalid" results received by community members have been removed from the dashboard since testing began in August. Invalid results are typically a result of user error and require re-testing.
Administrators have said the decision to remove hospitalizations was an effort to increase transparency as the college said it could not accurately track the metric. Invalid results were deemed "not valuable" data by Muurisepp, who serves as the college's "COVID lead".
The dashboard is not updated on weekends because Emerson's testing site at Tufts Medical Center is closed on Saturdays and Sundays, administrators have said.
Charlie McKenna, Content Managing Editor
Charlie McKenna is from Los Angeles, CA and currently serves as one of The Beacon's Content Managing Editors, where he oversees The Beacon's print and digital content. McKenna previously served as The Beacon's Deputy Express Editor and SGA correspondent.
Emerson COVID-19 testing procedure minimizes interaction with medical staff for the spring semester
Emerson reaches five positive coronavirus tests before spring semester begins


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Q: google apps script formula I'd like to open some tables I created in Google Apps as a form. Because of some reasons, the form should open itself by opening the table without clicking through any menus.
Is there any possibility to do this for someone like me without further knowledge of the script-language?
Holger

A: For tables, I have assumed that you have a spreadsheet with one or more ranges of interesting data.
Yes, you can define a "form" user interface in google-apps-script, create grid widgets for the tables of interest and map the data from the spreadsheet ranges to the widgets. The documentation and examples will take you a fair way along the development path see https://developers.google.com/apps-script/class_grid. When you have a UI script you can set it to open automatically when the spreadsheet is opened using the triggers feature.
If, however, you are trying to avoid the complexity (for your users) of navigating through a spreadsheet simply to view the interesting table data, you could consider creating an html view of the data. The simplest way of doing that is to user Google Sites to define a page and populate the page with the tables using a gadget from the standard library like "Spreadsheet Range Publisher". This avoids writing any script language.


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Philip Seymour Hoffman Cory Monteith Connection Through Addiction
By Michael Smith on February 4, 2014 Comments Off on Philip Seymour Hoffman Cory Monteith Connection Through Addiction
Philip Seymour Hoffman was found dead in his Greenwich Village apartment with a needle still in his arm and surrounded by bags of heroin on Sunday February 2; the second actor to die from this drug, Cory Monteith died last year on July 13 both men are connected through a singular problem; addiction. There was 15 years between them, Monteith was 31 years-old when he died and Hoffman 46. One was on his way up and Hoffman was well established as a masterful actor on stage and screen. The common theme that both shared was their addictive craving for drugs and their solitary deaths.
Cory Monteith connected to Philip Seymour Hoffman via their mutual addiction.
Monteith was a popular young Canadian actor who garnered fame on the Fox network show Glee. He was incredibly open about his substance misuse and attended rehab on more than one occasion. The last being in April 2013 just a few months before he died. The star of the popular teen show apparently overestimated his body's tolerance for the drug and as a result he died from a deadly mixture of heroin and alcohol in a Vancouver hotel room.
Hoffman had "scared" himself straight when he was 22 years-old. He mentioned this fact while talking about his weakness for substance misuse and that he had been "sober" for 23 years. Last year the Oscar winning actor fell off the wagon and checked himself into rehab for drug abuse issues that included snorting heroin. On the Sunday when the God's Pocket star was meant to be visiting with his three children, he died.
It appears to be a common thread among those who have deviated from their sobriety plan to die in this horrible fashion. There are those who question the validity of the grief felt for Hoffman, and possibly Monteith as well; with questions being asked about what makes them so special or even tragic. Certainly the amount of deaths that can be attributed to drug abuse is staggering and not limited to the Hollywood glitterati.
At least one other member of Hollywood went onto Twitter to state that he felt Hoffman's death was not tragic, but, "stupid." The celebrity in question is Jared Padalecki from The CW show Supernatural. His tweet caused major eruptions on Twitter with at least one other celeb telling him to remove his tweet before Hoffman's family saw it – that was American Idol's Demi Lovato – and it seems that Jared did take the offending tweet down.
The biggest problem with Padalecki's tweet was his insistence that the news was not tragic. This is where the Supernatural star slipped up. It is always tragic when someone's son, daughter, brother, sister, et al, dies from a drug overdose. Poignancy is not relegated to the famous and talented, it reaches across boundaries; talented and untalented alike.
It was, perhaps, that little bit more devastating to Cory Monteith's colleagues although Hoffman's peers were, and still are, stunned at the news. On a television show, the hours spent working on a weekly series enables a sort of bond between actors that is a bit more lasting than those of actors who work in films. Cory's peers were mostly in his age group, where the idea of mortality, does not figure heavily in the minds of the under 40 crowd. In the family oriented show of Glee all the cast were very close, especially Lea Michele who was Monteith's real-life girlfriend and his on screen character's.
Hoffman was an established master in his profession. The actor cut his teeth on the stage and he brought to all of his characters a breadth of realism that few reach in their performances, though many try. His forays into the world of film were all nothing short of mesmerizing. That he so successfully fought off his inner demons only to fall spectacularly and fatally off the "wagon" is as puzzling as it is tragic.
It has been reported that the day before he was found dead in his apartment, Hoffman was seen in the company of two men gathering cash. It was, apparently, these two who provided the reported 70 baggies of heroin found in the actor's apartment. While waiting for the autopsy and the necessary blood toxicology reports to come in, police are surmising that the actor was not killed by heroin laced with fentanyl, but by an overdose.
Regardless of just what it was that killed Philip Seymour Hoffman, his connection with a man 15 years his junior, Cory Monteith, is one of addiction. It was through losing to his own personal demons that Hoffman suffered his untimely death and just like the younger Canadian actor, he faced his death alone.
Philip Seymour Hoffman Cory Monteith Connection Through Addiction added by Michael Smith on February 4, 2014


THE first woman chairman of Melksham Urban District Council died on October 27, aged 90, at The Princess Royal University Hospital in Bromley, Kent.
Mary Salisbury was elected to the former Urban District Council in 1954 and later elected to Wiltshire County Council, where she also became the first woman chairman, holding office from 1989 to 1992.
She had also become Justice of the Peace in 1960 and was made a Deputy Lieutenant of Wiltshire in 1982 as well as being awarded the CBE for services to local government.
Born in 1917 in a mining village in County Durham, she was one of six children, and won a scholarship to Bishop Auckland County School for girls in 1928.
She later went on to train as a nurse. In 1943, while nursing during the Second World War at Battle Hospital in Reading, she met and married her husband Bob.
They moved to Melksham in 1947, and joined the local Labour party shortly afterwards.
Mrs Salisbury will be sadly missed by her daughter, son-in-law, three grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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The Lost Secret of Power Physics Formula
Power Physics Formula Explained
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Moreover, it's an incredibly important thing that lets us observe the speed at which electrical energy transfers via an electric circuit. In the event the motion isn't in the direction of force or force is applied to an object but there's no motion then we cannot speak about work. This resembles when you press back on the gas pedal in a car on a straight portion of the freeway. Coulomb Force Example This Coulomb force example demonstrates how to discover the range of electrons transferred between two bodies to create a set quantity of force on a brief distance. In everyday English, the term acceleration is often used to refer to a state of climbing speed. Figure out the work achieved by the force.


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// MESSAGE DEBUG PACKING

#define MAVLINK_MSG_ID_DEBUG 255

typedef struct __mavlink_debug_t
{
 uint8_t ind; /*< index of debug variable*/
 float value; /*< DEBUG value*/
} mavlink_debug_t;

#define MAVLINK_MSG_ID_DEBUG_LEN 5
#define MAVLINK_MSG_ID_255_LEN 5

#define MAVLINK_MSG_ID_DEBUG_CRC 7
#define MAVLINK_MSG_ID_255_CRC 7

#define MAVLINK_MESSAGE_INFO_DEBUG { \
	"DEBUG", \
	2, \
	{  { "ind", NULL, MAVLINK_TYPE_UINT8_T, 0, 0, offsetof(mavlink_debug_t, ind) }, \
         { "value", NULL, MAVLINK_TYPE_FLOAT, 0, 1, offsetof(mavlink_debug_t, value) }, \
         } \
}

/**
 * @brief Pack a debug message
 * @param system_id ID of this system
 * @param component_id ID of this component (e.g. 200 for IMU)
 * @param msg The MAVLink message to compress the data into
 *
 * @param ind index of debug variable
 * @param value DEBUG value
 * @return length of the message in bytes (excluding serial stream start sign)
 */
static inline uint16_t mavlink_msg_debug_pack(uint8_t system_id, uint8_t component_id, mavlink_message_t* msg,
						       uint8_t ind, float value)
{
#if MAVLINK_NEED_BYTE_SWAP || !MAVLINK_ALIGNED_FIELDS
	char buf[MAVLINK_MSG_ID_DEBUG_LEN];
	_mav_put_uint8_t(buf, 0, ind);
	_mav_put_float(buf, 1, value);

        memcpy(_MAV_PAYLOAD_NON_CONST(msg), buf, MAVLINK_MSG_ID_DEBUG_LEN);
#else
	mavlink_debug_t packet;
	packet.ind = ind;
	packet.value = value;

        memcpy(_MAV_PAYLOAD_NON_CONST(msg), &packet, MAVLINK_MSG_ID_DEBUG_LEN);
#endif

	msg->msgid = MAVLINK_MSG_ID_DEBUG;
#if MAVLINK_CRC_EXTRA
    return mavlink_finalize_message(msg, system_id, component_id, MAVLINK_MSG_ID_DEBUG_LEN, MAVLINK_MSG_ID_DEBUG_CRC);
#else
    return mavlink_finalize_message(msg, system_id, component_id, MAVLINK_MSG_ID_DEBUG_LEN);
#endif
}

/**
 * @brief Pack a debug message on a channel
 * @param system_id ID of this system
 * @param component_id ID of this component (e.g. 200 for IMU)
 * @param chan The MAVLink channel this message will be sent over
 * @param msg The MAVLink message to compress the data into
 * @param ind index of debug variable
 * @param value DEBUG value
 * @return length of the message in bytes (excluding serial stream start sign)
 */
static inline uint16_t mavlink_msg_debug_pack_chan(uint8_t system_id, uint8_t component_id, uint8_t chan,
							   mavlink_message_t* msg,
						           uint8_t ind,float value)
{
#if MAVLINK_NEED_BYTE_SWAP || !MAVLINK_ALIGNED_FIELDS
	char buf[MAVLINK_MSG_ID_DEBUG_LEN];
	_mav_put_uint8_t(buf, 0, ind);
	_mav_put_float(buf, 1, value);

        memcpy(_MAV_PAYLOAD_NON_CONST(msg), buf, MAVLINK_MSG_ID_DEBUG_LEN);
#else
	mavlink_debug_t packet;
	packet.ind = ind;
	packet.value = value;

        memcpy(_MAV_PAYLOAD_NON_CONST(msg), &packet, MAVLINK_MSG_ID_DEBUG_LEN);
#endif

	msg->msgid = MAVLINK_MSG_ID_DEBUG;
#if MAVLINK_CRC_EXTRA
    return mavlink_finalize_message_chan(msg, system_id, component_id, chan, MAVLINK_MSG_ID_DEBUG_LEN, MAVLINK_MSG_ID_DEBUG_CRC);
#else
    return mavlink_finalize_message_chan(msg, system_id, component_id, chan, MAVLINK_MSG_ID_DEBUG_LEN);
#endif
}

/**
 * @brief Encode a debug struct
 *
 * @param system_id ID of this system
 * @param component_id ID of this component (e.g. 200 for IMU)
 * @param msg The MAVLink message to compress the data into
 * @param debug C-struct to read the message contents from
 */
static inline uint16_t mavlink_msg_debug_encode(uint8_t system_id, uint8_t component_id, mavlink_message_t* msg, const mavlink_debug_t* debug)
{
	return mavlink_msg_debug_pack(system_id, component_id, msg, debug->ind, debug->value);
}

/**
 * @brief Encode a debug struct on a channel
 *
 * @param system_id ID of this system
 * @param component_id ID of this component (e.g. 200 for IMU)
 * @param chan The MAVLink channel this message will be sent over
 * @param msg The MAVLink message to compress the data into
 * @param debug C-struct to read the message contents from
 */
static inline uint16_t mavlink_msg_debug_encode_chan(uint8_t system_id, uint8_t component_id, uint8_t chan, mavlink_message_t* msg, const mavlink_debug_t* debug)
{
	return mavlink_msg_debug_pack_chan(system_id, component_id, chan, msg, debug->ind, debug->value);
}

/**
 * @brief Send a debug message
 * @param chan MAVLink channel to send the message
 *
 * @param ind index of debug variable
 * @param value DEBUG value
 */
#ifdef MAVLINK_USE_CONVENIENCE_FUNCTIONS

static inline void mavlink_msg_debug_send(mavlink_channel_t chan, uint8_t ind, float value)
{
#if MAVLINK_NEED_BYTE_SWAP || !MAVLINK_ALIGNED_FIELDS
	char buf[MAVLINK_MSG_ID_DEBUG_LEN];
	_mav_put_uint8_t(buf, 0, ind);
	_mav_put_float(buf, 1, value);

#if MAVLINK_CRC_EXTRA
    _mav_finalize_message_chan_send(chan, MAVLINK_MSG_ID_DEBUG, buf, MAVLINK_MSG_ID_DEBUG_LEN, MAVLINK_MSG_ID_DEBUG_CRC);
#else
    _mav_finalize_message_chan_send(chan, MAVLINK_MSG_ID_DEBUG, buf, MAVLINK_MSG_ID_DEBUG_LEN);
#endif
#else
	mavlink_debug_t packet;
	packet.ind = ind;
	packet.value = value;

#if MAVLINK_CRC_EXTRA
    _mav_finalize_message_chan_send(chan, MAVLINK_MSG_ID_DEBUG, (const char *)&packet, MAVLINK_MSG_ID_DEBUG_LEN, MAVLINK_MSG_ID_DEBUG_CRC);
#else
    _mav_finalize_message_chan_send(chan, MAVLINK_MSG_ID_DEBUG, (const char *)&packet, MAVLINK_MSG_ID_DEBUG_LEN);
#endif
#endif
}

#if MAVLINK_MSG_ID_DEBUG_LEN <= MAVLINK_MAX_PAYLOAD_LEN
/*
  This varient of _send() can be used to save stack space by re-using
  memory from the receive buffer.  The caller provides a
  mavlink_message_t which is the size of a full mavlink message. This
  is usually the receive buffer for the channel, and allows a reply to an
  incoming message with minimum stack space usage.
 */
static inline void mavlink_msg_debug_send_buf(mavlink_message_t *msgbuf, mavlink_channel_t chan,  uint8_t ind, float value)
{
#if MAVLINK_NEED_BYTE_SWAP || !MAVLINK_ALIGNED_FIELDS
	char *buf = (char *)msgbuf;
	_mav_put_uint8_t(buf, 0, ind);
	_mav_put_float(buf, 1, value);

#if MAVLINK_CRC_EXTRA
    _mav_finalize_message_chan_send(chan, MAVLINK_MSG_ID_DEBUG, buf, MAVLINK_MSG_ID_DEBUG_LEN, MAVLINK_MSG_ID_DEBUG_CRC);
#else
    _mav_finalize_message_chan_send(chan, MAVLINK_MSG_ID_DEBUG, buf, MAVLINK_MSG_ID_DEBUG_LEN);
#endif
#else
	mavlink_debug_t *packet = (mavlink_debug_t *)msgbuf;
	packet->ind = ind;
	packet->value = value;

#if MAVLINK_CRC_EXTRA
    _mav_finalize_message_chan_send(chan, MAVLINK_MSG_ID_DEBUG, (const char *)packet, MAVLINK_MSG_ID_DEBUG_LEN, MAVLINK_MSG_ID_DEBUG_CRC);
#else
    _mav_finalize_message_chan_send(chan, MAVLINK_MSG_ID_DEBUG, (const char *)packet, MAVLINK_MSG_ID_DEBUG_LEN);
#endif
#endif
}
#endif

#endif

// MESSAGE DEBUG UNPACKING

/**
 * @brief Get field ind from debug message
 *
 * @return index of debug variable
 */
static inline uint8_t mavlink_msg_debug_get_ind(const mavlink_message_t* msg)
{
	return _MAV_RETURN_uint8_t(msg,  0);
}

/**
 * @brief Get field value from debug message
 *
 * @return DEBUG value
 */
static inline float mavlink_msg_debug_get_value(const mavlink_message_t* msg)
{
	return _MAV_RETURN_float(msg,  1);
}

/**
 * @brief Decode a debug message into a struct
 *
 * @param msg The message to decode
 * @param debug C-struct to decode the message contents into
 */
static inline void mavlink_msg_debug_decode(const mavlink_message_t* msg, mavlink_debug_t* debug)
{
#if MAVLINK_NEED_BYTE_SWAP
	debug->ind = mavlink_msg_debug_get_ind(msg);
	debug->value = mavlink_msg_debug_get_value(msg);
#else
	memcpy(debug, _MAV_PAYLOAD(msg), MAVLINK_MSG_ID_DEBUG_LEN);
#endif
}


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Jerome Boateng Biography, Age, Familie, Children, Club, Net worth and News
Article Updated on December 2, 2018 By Maureen Muthoni
Jerome Boateng Biography
Jerome Boateng is a German is a German professional footballer who plays as a defender for both Bayern Munich football club and the Germany national team. He primarily plays as a centre-back, although he can also play as a right-back. He is physically strong and composed in possession among other qualities that make him be considered as one of the world's best at his position.
Jerome Boateng Age | Alter
The centre-back was born on 3rd September 1988 in West Berlin, Germany. He is 30 years old as of 2018.
Jerome Boateng Familie | Jerome Boateng Parents (Eltern)
Jerome Prince Boateng | Jerome Boateng Brother | Bruder
The Bayern star was born Jérôme Agyenim Boateng and comes from a family with football interest history. His mother is Martina Boateng and his father, Prince Boateng, Sr., a former football player. He grew up with his elder paternal half-brother, Kevin-Prince Boateng and his other elder brother, George. The three brothers used to play football together even though they lived apart.
Kevin plays professionally for Italian club Sassuolo while George is a rapper also known as BTNG, professionally. Jerome also has an uncle who is a retired Ghanaian professional footballer by the name Robert Kwabena Boateng. Robert played as a midfielder.
Jerome Boateng Sister | Schwester
The Boateng brothers also have a younger sister by the name Avelina Boateng. As of mid-year 2018, she appears for MTV's MTV format "MTV Buzz" as a presenter for the music channel.
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Jerome Boateng Wife | Frau | Jerome Boateng Girlfriend | Freundin
Boateng is engaged to Sherin Senler, his long-time girlfriend. They have two children together: twin daughters born on 8 March 2011. They separated for a couple of years, following allegations of Boateng's infidelity but reunited in November 2013. Boateng allegedly had an affair with model Gina-Lisa Lohfink although both Boateng and Lohfink have denied ever having an affair.
Jerome Boateng Children | Kinder
Te Bayern star has twin daughters named Lamia Boateng and Soley Boateng with his longtime girlfriend, Senler. The twin girls were born on 8th March 2011.
Jerome Boateng Son | Sohn
Jerome mentioned that he has three children: two daughters and a boy in May 2018 in a Bayern interview. He however has not provided his son's name or picture.
Jerome Boateng Shoe size | Schuhgröße
Jerome's shoe is size 11 (44).
Jerome Boateng Number | Rückennummer
Boateng holds the shirt number 17 for both Bayern Munich football club and the Germany national football team.
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Jerome Boateng Career
The footballer began his career at the youth team of Tennis Borussia Berlin, before joining Hertha BSC in 2002. At Hertha BSC, he played for the reserves for two seasons (2005–06 and 2006–07) and scored a goal in nine appearances. On 31st January, 2007, he won a call-up to the first team squad and made his debut against Hannover 96 in the AWD-Arena, during week 19 of the 2006–07 Bundesliga season.
Despite being barely 18 years old, Boateng then became a first-team regular and finished the 2006–07 season with 11 appearances for the first team. In the 2007 summer, he was linked with a move to Hamburger SV and according to German media, this led to his reluctance to sign a five-year professional contract with Hertha.
He then joined Hamburger SV on 22 August, 2007 for a said fee of around €1.1 million. He spent two successful years at the club and became an important part of it's defence in the 2008–09 season as the club reached the UEFA Europa League semi-finals as well as race for the Bundesliga title. He made 37 appearances in the 2007/2008 season and 35 in the 2008/2009 season.
He broke into the Germany national side after impressing for Hamburg in the 2009/2010 season and earned himself a place in the squad for the 2010 FIFA World Cup. His 2009-10 season ended with a goal from his 41 appearances.
Jerome Boateng Manchester City
He joined the English Premier League club Manchester City after it confirmed his transfer on 5 June 2010 for £10.4 million on a five-year deal. He received his favoured number 17 shirt at the club and made his debut in a pre-season friendly against Valencia for the first half, alternating between centre back and right back with Micah Richards.
His debut for City was as a substitute during a 1–0 victory against Chelsea on 25 September 2010 followed by a first competitive start in a 1–1 Europa League draw with Juventus, playing at right back. Despite not being in the match-day squad for the FA Cup final, Boateng won the 2010-11 tournament with the club and made 24 appearances for City.
Jerome Boateng Bayern Munich
The player expressed his wishes to leave Manchester City in June 2011 for Bayern Munich. Bayern confirmed the signing of Boateng on July 14, 2011 for a €13.5 million fee on a four-year deal. At Bayern, he wore the same number 17 shirt as at Manchester City.
On 27 July 2011, Boateng made his debut for the club as substitute for Rafinha for the second-half against Milan during the 2011 Audi Cup. He also made his Bundesliga debut for Bayern against Borussia Mönchengladbach at home where they lost 0-1. He made an error with fellow new signing goalkeeper Manuel Neuer on 6th August, allowing Igor de Camargo to score the only goal.
Bayern finished the season in the runners-up position in the Bundesliga, DFB-Pokal and Champions League, with Boateng playing the finals of the latter two tournaments in their entirety. He made 48 appearances during the 2011–12 season.
He became a regular in the Bayern team during the 2012–13 season won a treble of the Bundesliga, DFB-Pokal and Champions League, in addition to the DFL-Supercup at the start of the season. By the end of the season, he had made 40 appearances and scored two goals.
On 2nd October 2013, he was banned for one match in the Champions League after picking a red card against former club Manchester City. His only league goal of the season was on 9 November, a corner against FC Augsburg. He signed a contract on 11 December, to extend his time with Bayern, until 2018. He received another red card, resulting in a two-match ban and ended the season with 43 appearances and a goal.
He scored his first European goal for Bayern in the 2014–15 Champions League season on 17 September 2014 against Manchester club. He scored again on 11th March 2015 in a 7–0 Champions League round of 16 win against Shakhtar Donetsk and in a 6–1 quarter-final win over Porto on 21 April. The season ended with Boateng making 44 appearances and three goals.
His 2015–16 season began with him playing in the German Super Cup. He signed a new contract that would keep him at the club til 2021 and ended the season with 31 appearances. He returned to Bayern on 11th March 2017 after a 108 days absence due to injury. He was Javi Martínez' substitute in a 3–0 victory over Eintracht Frankfurt. He had two injuries over the season that ended with 21 appearances from Boateng.
Boateng made it back to the team on 13th September 2017, after 115 days on the sidelines in the Champions League match and provided one assist to Joshua Kimmich's late goal after being subbed on in a 3–0 victory over Anderlecht. He scored a header n 21 December against Borussia Dortmund in the DFB-Pokal during the round of 16 match.
He netted another header in the league match and his first league goal since November 2013 on 27th January 2018 in a 5–2 victory over 1899 Hoffenheim. On 11 April, Boateng and his teammate Thomas Müller made their 100th European appearance in the Champions League match against Sevilla as the game finished 0–0 draw. He had an injury that made him miss all of the remaining matches of the season as he ended it with 31 appearances and two goals.
Jerome Boateng Germany
He has represented his country in under-17 and under-19 national teams. He was also part of the squad that was formed by coach Frank Engel after being called up on 5th July 2007 for the 2007 UEFA European Under-19 Championship held in Austria, from 16 July until 27 July.
He was also part of the squad that won the 2009 UEFA European Under-21 Championship. His debut with the senior national team was on 10 October 2009 against Russia. He has been called up regularly ever since, despite having a shaky start by receiving a second booking in the second half and consequently being sent off.
Jerome Boateng 2010 FIFA World Cup
Boateng was part of the final 23-man squad formed by Joachim Löw for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. He played against his half-brother's (Kevin-Prince) Ghanaian team on 23 June 2010 in a 1–0 victory for Germany and this was the first time that the two were on opposite teams at the FIFA World Cup.
He also played in the matches against England (4-1 win) and Argentina (4-0 win) as well as in the 1-0 loss to Spain in the semi-final. He also featured in the third-place game against Uruguay. He aided Germany to a 3–2 win by providing the assist for Germany's second goal by Marcell Jansen, helping to secure third place at a second straight World Cup.
Jerome Boateng UEFA Euro 2012
Boateng played as a right-back after being included in Germany's 23-man squad for Euro 2012. He featured in four of their five matches as the nation reached the semi-final, but were eliminated by Italy.
The Boateng brothers met again four years later during the 2014 FIFA World Cup, when Ghana and Germany were once again drawn in the same group. He also featured on the full match for Germany in their record-breaking 7–1 semi-final defeat of Brazil on 8 July 2014.
On 13 July 2014, Germany won the 2014 World Cup as they defeated Argentina 1–0 in the final. He played a central role in Germany's victory by winning 83% of his duels and making several good tackles alongside teammate Mats Hummels and only one foul. He was named as man of the match by several media outlets although the the official man of the match was Mario Götze.
He was again named in Joachim Löw's final 23-man squad for the 2018 FIFA World Cup on 4 June 2018. He was sent off after receiving a second yellow card during their second group stage match against Sweden on 23rd June and Germany ended the game with 2–1 victory.
Unfortnately, his team suffered a 0–2 shock defeat to South Korea, thus being eliminated from the tournament.
Jerome Boateng Weight | Gewicht
He weighs 90 kg.
Jerome Boateng Height | Größe
The German international is 1.92 m tall.
Jerome Boateng Salary | Gehalt and Net Worth
According to Bayern Munich players salaries per week 2018-19, Jerome earns €135,000 as weekly wages and has a net worth of $25 million dollars.
Jerome Boateng Injury | Verletzt
Games missed
17/18 Hamstring injury 5
17/18 Cold 1
17/18 Minor blistering –
17/18 Abdominal influenza 1
17/18 Protection 1
16/17 Adductor complaints 1
16/17 Training deficit 3
16/17 Shoulder injury 9
16/17 Shoulder injury 19
16/17 Muscular problems 1
16/17 Muscle bundles plan 19
15/16 Sehnenriss 19
15/16 Tendonitis –
14/15 Inflammation in the knee –
12/13 Stomach problems 1
12/13 Hamstring 2
11/12 Gripal infect 1
10/11 Knee injury 10
Jerome Boateng Transfers
11/12 07/14/2011 Manchester City Bayern Munich £13.50m £12.15m
10/11 01/07/2010 Hamburger SV Manchester City £13.50m £11.25m
07/08 21/08/2007 Hertha BSC Hamburger SV £675k £990k
06/07 01/01/2007 Hertha BSC II Hertha BSC £158k –
05/06 01/01/2006 Hertha BSC U19 Hertha BSC II – –
05/06 01/07/2005 Hertha BSC U17 Hertha BSC U19 – –
03/04 01/07/2003 Hertha BSC Jgd. Hertha BSC U17 – –
02/03 01/07/2002 TeBe youth Hertha BSC Jgd. – Free Transfer
Total Proceeds £24.39m
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Bayern Munich's Jerome Boateng a 'colourful bird' – Karl-Heinz Rummenigge
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Karl-Heinz Rummenigge has described Jerome Boateng as a "colourful bird" and told the defender the door to his office is "always open."
Boateng, 30, came close to leaving Bayern Munich this summer, with Paris Saint-Germain interested in signing him. However, the deal collapsed as both clubs were not able to agree on a transfer fee.
Boateng was criticised by Rummenigge, with the Bayern CEO accusing the central defender of caring more about fashion than football in 2016.
In an interview with Suddeutsche Zeitung on Wednesday, Boateng insisted he is fully focused on the German champions and wants to hold talks with the club's hierarchy over what he perceived was a lack of support following Germany's World Cup elimination and the summer transfer speculation.
"Uli Hoeness' office and mine are always open," Rummenigge said on Sky at the side of the Champions League at Benfica. "He'll get an espresso or a water or whatever he wants. And then he can talk, no problem at all.
"Jerome is certainly someone you'd call a colourful bird. He knows that he's an important player for us, and that's why at the end of the day we did not give him away to Paris.
"Things were handled seriously between all parties."
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If you were accused of marriage fraud, please do not hesitate to contact an immigration lawyer for help. The information on this page should help you to understand what the accusation means and generally how to go about responding but it is not a substitute for legal advice geared towards your specific situation. This article will focus on your response to your notice of intent to deny, honesty in responding to the officer, and the consequences of marriage fraud in immigration.
Responding to a claim of marriage fraud will require quite a bit of time devoted to your personal details and you will want to make sure that you can trust the immigration lawyer that you are working with. Please do not hold back any information from your lawyer because we are not gifted with mind reading powers and we cannot protect you from things that we do not know. None of these cases are easy and this can be a scary time in anyone's life so be prepared for the long road ahead of you and work with someone that you feel can explain what is happening each step of the way.
When might I be accused of marriage fraud?
This accusation can come up after your green card interview. It can also come up when you are filing to remove the conditions on your green card or when they are reviewing how you received your green card when they are reviewing your citizenship petition that you filed based on 3 years of being a green card holder through marriage. Before you actually receive a denial you may receive a Notice of Intent to Deny that details why USCIS wants to deny your case. If you went to a green card interview where they asked you and your spouse a series of questions while you were separated, then you may get a list of specific questions and answers from your interview or it may be about how your petition did not include enough documents to show that you have a genuine marriage. Sometimes the Notice of Intent to Deny does not even say that marriage fraud is an issue. It may just generically state that there are consequences to filing a petition based on a fraudulent marriage.
How long do I have to respond to the Notice of Intent to Deny?
The Notice of Intent to Deny will tell you exactly how long you have to respond. Do not delay in getting your documents together or contacting a lawyer to help you in your response. Try to give yourself enough time in your response by acting quickly. Some issues may need to be responded to with additional evidence and other may need to be responded to with a detailed affidavit. Remember that an affidavit is a sworn statement where you are swearing that you have told the truth. Being honest in your responses is important, but if you entered into a situation which may have been fraudulent and you want to respond to your Notice of Intent to Deny contact an immigration lawyer to go over what your best strategy might be for your next steps.
What are some of the consequences of marriage fraud?
The consequences could include civil or criminal penalties, fines or a jail sentence for the US citizen and the foreign spouse. If they make a decision of marriage fraud, then this can prevent the US citizen and the foreign spouse from getting any other immigration benefit. This means that if someone files for you because you paid them to and your marriage is determined to be fraudulent then later you marry your longtime love who is a citizen and they try to file for you it will be denied because of your previous marriage fraud. This is what makes it so important to respond quickly and with the best evidence that you can to show that your marriage is not fraudulent when you get a Notice of Intent to Deny.
Remember that it is always harder to fix something that went wrong after the fact than it is to do it correctly from the beginning, so the earlier that you contact a good immigration lawyer the better off that you will be.