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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using FluentAssertions;
using Xunit;

namespace ChangeTracking.Tests
{
    public class IChangeTrackableCollectionTests
    {
        [Fact]
        public void AsTrackable_On_Collection_Should_Make_Object_Implement_IChangeTrackableCollection()
        {
            var orders = Helper.GetOrdersIList();

            ICollection<Order> trackable = orders.AsTrackable();

            trackable.Should().BeAssignableTo<IChangeTrackableCollection<Order>>();
        }

        [Fact]
        public void When_AsTrackable_On_Collection_CastToIChangeTrackableCollection_Should_Not_Throw_InvalidCastException()
        {
            var orders = Helper.GetOrdersIList();

            IList<Order> trackable = orders.AsTrackable();

            trackable.Invoking(o => o.CastToIChangeTrackableCollection()).Should().NotThrow<InvalidCastException>();
        }

        [Fact]
        public void When_Not_AsTrackable_On_Collection_CastToIChangeTrackableCollection_Should_Throw_InvalidCastException()
        {
            var orders = Helper.GetOrdersIList();

            orders.Invoking(o => o.CastToIChangeTrackableCollection()).Should().Throw<InvalidCastException>();
        }

        [Fact]
        public void When_Calling_AsTrackable_On_Collection_Already_Tracking_Should_Throw()
        {
            var orders = Helper.GetOrdersIList();

            orders[0] = orders[0].AsTrackable();
            orders[0].CustomerNumber = "Test1";

            orders.Invoking(list => list.AsTrackable()).Should().Throw<InvalidOperationException>();
        }

        [Fact]
        public void When_Calling_AsTrackable_On_Collection_All_Items_Should_Become_Trackable()
        {
            var orders = Helper.GetOrdersIList();

            orders.AsTrackable();

            orders.Should().ContainItemsAssignableTo<IChangeTrackable<Order>>();
        }

        [Fact]
        public void When_Adding_To_Collection_Should_Be_IChangeTracableTrackable()
        {
            var orders = Helper.GetOrdersIList();

            var trackable = orders.AsTrackable();
            trackable.Add(new Order { Id = 999999999, CustomerNumber = "Customer" });

            trackable.Single(o => o.Id == 999999999).Should().BeAssignableTo<IChangeTrackable<Order>>();
        }

        [Fact]
        public void When_Adding_To_Collection_Status_Should_Be_Added()
        {
            var orders = Helper.GetOrdersIList();

            var trackable = orders.AsTrackable();
            trackable.Add(new Order { Id = 999999999, CustomerNumber = "Customer" });

            trackable.Single(o => o.Id == 999999999).CastToIChangeTrackable().ChangeTrackingStatus.Should().Be(ChangeStatus.Added);
        }

        [Fact]
        public void When_Adding_To_Collection_Via_Indexer_Status_Should_Be_Added()
        {
            IList<Order> list = Helper.GetOrdersIList();

            var trackable = list.AsTrackable();
            trackable[0] = new Order { Id = 999999999, CustomerNumber = "Customer" };

            trackable.Single(o => o.Id == 999999999).CastToIChangeTrackable().ChangeTrackingStatus.Should().Be(ChangeStatus.Added);
        }

        [Fact]
        public void When_Deleting_From_Collection_Status_Should_Be_Deleted()
        {
            var orders = Helper.GetOrdersIList();

            var trackable = orders.AsTrackable();
            var first = trackable.First();
            trackable.Remove(first);

            first.CastToIChangeTrackable().ChangeTrackingStatus.Should().Be(ChangeStatus.Deleted);
        }

        [Fact]
        public void When_Deleting_From_Collection_Should_Be_Added_To_DeletedItems()
        {
            var orders = Helper.GetOrdersIList();

            var trackable = orders.AsTrackable();
            var first = trackable.First();
            trackable.Remove(first);

            trackable.CastToIChangeTrackableCollection().DeletedItems.Should().HaveCount(1)
                .And.OnlyContain(o => o.Id == first.Id && o.CustomerNumber == first.CustomerNumber);
        }

        [Fact]
        public void When_Deleting_From_Collection_Item_That_Status_Is_Added_Should_Not_Be_Added_To_DeletedItems()
        {
            var orders = Helper.GetOrdersIList();

            var trackable = orders.AsTrackable();
            var first = trackable.First();
            trackable.Remove(first);
            var order = Helper.GetOrder();
            order.Id = 999;
            trackable.Add(order);
            trackable.Remove(trackable.Single(o => o.Id == 999));

            trackable.CastToIChangeTrackableCollection().DeletedItems.Should().HaveCount(1)
                .And.OnlyContain(o => o.Id == first.Id && o.CustomerNumber == first.CustomerNumber);
        }

        [Fact]
        public void When_Using_Not_On_List_Of_T_Or_Collection_Of_T_Should_Throw()
        {
            var orders = Helper.GetOrdersIList().ToArray();

            orders.Invoking(o => o.AsTrackable()).Should().Throw<InvalidOperationException>();
        }

        [Fact]
        public void AsTrackable_On_Collection_Should_Make_It_IRevertibleChangeTracking()
        {
            var orders = Helper.GetOrdersIList();

            var trackable = orders.AsTrackable();

            trackable.Should().BeAssignableTo<System.ComponentModel.IRevertibleChangeTracking>();
        }

        [Fact]
        public void AcceptChanges_On_Collection_Should_All_Items_Status_Be_Unchanged()
        {
            var orders = Helper.GetOrdersIList();

            var trackable = orders.AsTrackable();
            var first = trackable.First();
            first.Id = 963;
            first.CustomerNumber = "Testing";
            var collectionintf = trackable.CastToIChangeTrackableCollection();
            collectionintf.AcceptChanges();

            trackable.All(o => o.CastToIChangeTrackable().ChangeTrackingStatus == ChangeStatus.Unchanged).Should().BeTrue();
        }

        [Fact]
        public void AcceptChanges_On_Collection_Should_AcceptChanges()
        {
            var orders = Helper.GetOrdersIList();

            var trackable = orders.AsTrackable();
            var first = trackable.First();
            first.Id = 963;
            first.CustomerNumber = "Testing";
            var itemIntf = first.CastToIChangeTrackable();
            var collectionintf = trackable.CastToIChangeTrackableCollection();
            int oldChangeStatusCount = collectionintf.ChangedItems.Count();
            collectionintf.AcceptChanges();

            itemIntf.GetOriginalValue(c => c.CustomerNumber).Should().Be("Testing");
            itemIntf.GetOriginalValue(c => c.Id).Should().Be(963);
            oldChangeStatusCount.Should().Be(1);
            collectionintf.ChangedItems.Count().Should().Be(0);
        }

        [Fact]
        public void AcceptChanges_On_Collection_Should_Clear_DeletedItems()
        {
            var orders = Helper.GetOrdersIList();

            var trackable = orders.AsTrackable();
            var first = trackable.First();
            trackable.Remove(first);
            var intf = trackable.CastToIChangeTrackableCollection();
            int oldDeleteStatusCount = intf.DeletedItems.Count();
            intf.AcceptChanges();

            oldDeleteStatusCount.Should().Be(1);
            intf.DeletedItems.Count().Should().Be(0);
            trackable.All(o => o.CastToIChangeTrackable().ChangeTrackingStatus == ChangeStatus.Unchanged).Should().BeTrue();
        }

        [Fact]
        public void RejectChanges_On_Collection_Should_All_Items_Status_Be_Unchanged()
        {
            var orders = Helper.GetOrdersIList();
            var trackable = orders.AsTrackable();

            var first = trackable.First();
            first.Id = 963;
            first.CustomerNumber = "Testing";
            var intf = trackable.CastToIChangeTrackableCollection();
            var oldAnythingUnchanged = intf.ChangedItems.Any();
            intf.RejectChanges();

            oldAnythingUnchanged.Should().BeTrue();
            intf.ChangedItems.Count().Should().Be(0);
        }

        [Fact]
        public void RejectChanges_On_Collection_Should_RejectChanges()
        {
            var orders = Helper.GetOrdersIList();
            var trackable = orders.AsTrackable();

            var first = trackable.First();
            first.Id = 963;
            first.CustomerNumber = "Testing";
            var newOrder = Helper.GetOrder();
            newOrder.Id = 999;
            trackable.Add(newOrder);
            trackable.RemoveAt(5);
            var intf = trackable.CastToIChangeTrackableCollection();
            intf.RejectChanges();
            var ordersToMatch = Helper.GetOrdersIList().AsTrackable();

            intf.UnchangedItems.Should().Contain(i => ordersToMatch.SingleOrDefault(o =>
                o.Id == i.Id &&
                i.CustomerNumber == o.CustomerNumber &&
                i.CastToIChangeTrackable().ChangeTrackingStatus == o.CastToIChangeTrackable().ChangeTrackingStatus) != null);
            intf.UnchangedItems.Count().Should().Be(ordersToMatch.Count);
            intf.UnchangedItems.Count().Should().Be(intf.Count());
        }

        [Fact]
        public void RejectChanges_On_Collection_Should_Move_DeletedItems_Back_To_Unchanged()
        {
            var orders = Helper.GetOrdersIList();
            var trackable = orders.AsTrackable();

            var first = orders.First();
            trackable.Remove(first);
            var intf = trackable.CastToIChangeTrackableCollection();
            intf.RejectChanges();

            trackable.Count.Should().Be(10);
            intf.UnchangedItems.Count().Should().Be(10);
        }

        [Fact]
        public void RejectChanges_On_Collection_Should_RejectChanges_Only_After_Last_AcceptChanges()
        {
            var orders = Helper.GetOrdersIList();
            var trackable = orders.AsTrackable();

            var first = orders.First();
            first.Id = 963;
            first.CustomerNumber = "Testing";
            var collectionIntf = trackable.CastToIChangeTrackableCollection();
            collectionIntf.AcceptChanges();
            first.Id = 999;
            first.CustomerNumber = "Testing 123";
            collectionIntf.RejectChanges();
            var intf = first.CastToIChangeTrackable();
            var orderToMatch = Helper.GetOrder();
            orderToMatch.Id = 963;
            orderToMatch.CustomerNumber = "Testing";
            Order originalOrder = intf.GetOriginal();

            originalOrder.Should().BeEquivalentTo(orderToMatch, options => options.IgnoringCyclicReferences());
            intf.GetOriginalValue(o => o.Id).Should().Be(963);
        }

        [Fact]
        public void UnDelete_Should_Move_Back_Item_From_DeletedItems_And_Change_Back_Status()
        {
            var orders = Helper.GetOrdersIList();
            var trackable = orders.AsTrackable();

            Order first = trackable.First();
            trackable.Remove(first);
            trackable.CastToIChangeTrackableCollection().UnDelete(first);

            trackable.Should().Contain(first);
            trackable.CastToIChangeTrackableCollection().DeletedItems.Should().NotContain(first).And.BeEmpty();
            first.CastToIChangeTrackable().ChangeTrackingStatus.Should().Be(ChangeStatus.Unchanged);
        }

        [Fact]
        public void Can_Enumerate_IChangeTrackableCollection()
        {
            var orders = Helper.GetOrdersIList();
            var trackable = orders.AsTrackable();

            trackable.Invoking(t => t.FirstOrDefault()).Should().NotThrow();
        }

        [Fact]
        public void AsTrackable_On_ICollection_Should_Convert_ToIList_Internally()
        {
            IList<Order> orders = Helper.GetOrdersIList();
            ICollection<Order> ordersSet = new System.Collections.ObjectModel.Collection<Order>(orders);

            ICollection<Order> trackable = ordersSet.AsTrackable();

            trackable.Should().BeAssignableTo<IChangeTrackableCollection<Order>>();
        }

        [Fact]
        public void AsTrackable_Should_Take_MakeCollectionPropertiesTrackable_From_Default()
        {
            ChangeTrackingFactory.Default.MakeCollectionPropertiesTrackable = false;
            Order order = Helper.GetOrder();

            Order trackable = order.AsTrackable();

            trackable.Should().BeAssignableTo<IChangeTrackable<Order>>();
            trackable.OrderDetails.Should().NotBeAssignableTo<IChangeTrackableCollection<OrderDetail>>();
            ChangeTrackingFactory.Default.MakeCollectionPropertiesTrackable = true;
        }

        [Fact]
        public void AsTrackable_Should_Take_MakeComplexPropertiesTrackable_From_Default()
        {
            ChangeTrackingFactory.Default.MakeComplexPropertiesTrackable = false;
            Order order = Helper.GetOrder();

            Order trackable = order.AsTrackable();

            trackable.Should().BeAssignableTo<IChangeTrackable<Order>>();
            trackable.Address.Should().NotBeAssignableTo<IChangeTrackable<Address>>();
            ChangeTrackingFactory.Default.MakeComplexPropertiesTrackable = true;
        }

        [Fact]
        public void When_Clear_Collection_Should_Work()
        {
            IList<Order> orders = Helper.GetOrdersIList();
            IList<Order> trackable = orders.AsTrackable();

            trackable.Clear();

            IChangeTrackableCollection<Order> trackableCollection = trackable.CastToIChangeTrackableCollection();
            trackableCollection.IsChanged.Should().BeTrue();
            trackableCollection.DeletedItems.Should().NotBeEmpty();
            trackableCollection.UnchangedItems.Should().BeEmpty();
        }
    }
}

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SANTA FE — A former assistant high school basketball coach is set to plead guilty to sexual assault involving female students, his lawyer confirmed Friday.
Dominick Baca, 30, is facing three counts of criminal sexual penetration and two counts of criminal sexual contact for having sex with two Pecos High School girls, one of whom was 14 at the time, going to back to 2017.
Baca was an assistant boys basketball coach who helped the Panthers win two state championships. The sex crimes allegedly occurred while Baca was living with the team's star player, who was granted a hardship waiver by the New Mexico Activities Association to live with a coach.
Dominick Baca, right, sits with his attorney Tom Clark during a court hearing in June. Baca, a former assistant basketball coach at Pecos High School, is charged for having sex with two female students. (Eddie Moore/Albuquerque Journal)
Baca also was recently charged with 33 counts of escape from a community release program, tampering with evidence and criminal damage to property for taking off his GPS monitor intended to keep him on house arrest pending trial, and for participating in basketball tournaments.
He was also reportedly seen at the high school basketball championships at the Pit in Albuquerque in March and was found to have been an Albuquerque Hooters restaurant, a Santa Fe tattoo parlor and a couple of school campuses. The violations, once discovered, put him back in jail.
Baca was in Las Vegas Magistrate Court Friday on the escape charges. His attorney, Tom Clark, told the Journal that it was put on the court record that there would be a global plea for both the sexual assault and escape cases. Clark did not give any specifics.
"There will be a plea in the sexual assault case," he said. Prosecutor Tom Clayton of the Las Vegas District Attorney's Office could not be reached for comment Friday.
According to a recent court motion Clayton filed, Baca was heard in recorded jail phone calls telling family and friends that he is willing to plead guilty and register as a sex offender to avoid having to do prison time.
Two federal civil suits over the sexual assaults have been settled, according to court documents.


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Magi: The World of Magic » Misc. » Archive » Archived Characters Information » Vault Archives » Seti Vault
Seti Vault
1 Seti Vault on 27/03/15, 06:23 pm
~~Character App~~
Name: Sutekh Al-zahabi
Nickname: Seti, The Golden Sage
Date of Birth: 5th April
Country Affiliation: Heliohapt
Company | Seti is very much the kind of person who enjoys being in other people's company; making them happy, doing things for others, even helping people through the rough times - his years of isolation has made him thankful for even the most basic of interactions with other people.
Power | As an ex-slave, Seti has become very obsessed with the concept of power. Knowing that he's above other people, that he can destroy people if he so pleases, and knowing that he has the ear of the King - it is an exhilarating rush and something that he will continue to gather until there's no further to go.
Wine | Though Seti is by no means a hedonist or an alcoholic, Seti constantly drinks and even carries a small flask of wine on his body at all times. However, beyond the mere pleasure of drinking, he also finds it remarkably useful as medicine and as a makeshift painkiller.
Confrontations | Perhaps bizarre for someone who is entangled in the minutia of court politics, Seti despises the nature of confrontations with people. This does not mean that he will hold back from a fight, or refuses challengers to his position. It simply means he doesn't derive the usual thrill from it most people enjoy.
Priests | Unusually for a man from Heliohapt, Seti does not like priests or the concept of religion as a whole. This is because of his desire to spread enlightenment - In Heliohapt, and every other country that he has seen religion spread, religion interferes with being able to understand the world properly. It gives easy, and wrong, answers to impossibly hard questions, thus fostering a refusal to search.
Slaves | This one should, really, be obvious. Seti's history as a slave has led to a life long hatred of the institution that turned him into chattel. Because of this, he has actively spoken out against the amount of slaves that heliohapt has in the past, and though he would never go against the Pharoah publically, is known to spend a good 10% of his yearly wages emancipating slaves.
Athazagoraphobia :: The fear of being forgotten | As someone who was subjected to isolation for almost six months, Seti is absolutely terrified that he will be forgotten about and that nobody will bother trying to find or talk with him. This is especially difficult as a lot of his work requires he spend time in dusty old libraries where nobody goes.
Cleisophobia :: The fear of being locked in tight spaces | As with most slaves, Seti is terrified of unable to get out of tight spaces, such as a cage or the hot box. It is because of this that a lot of his spells were designed to blast open any confines, giving him access to freedom should things turn nasty.
Mastigophobia :: The fear of being punished | Once again tied to his days as a slave, Seti is terrified of having others angry at him. Though he's willing to fight when he believes he's done nothing wrong, he actively tries to avoid starting fights or being rude to others because he's been conditioned to feel that that will get him punished.
Aspirations As it currently lies, Seti has two major aspirations. The first of which is becoming more powerful. Whether this by gaining more knowledge, gaining more allies, or whatever other means that he is forced to take. As long as he becomes more powerful, it is unlikely that he will have too many scruples.
His second motivation, quite frankly, is to see the world. He was ordered by the magister to find out more about the situation in Kou and Reim, and he's eager to follow through with it as he will get to see so much more of the world than he once thought was ever possible.
Personality: Seti, for a member of the Pharoah's court, is a remarkably kind and gentle young man. It's not in his heart to enjoy seeing others miserable, and it is indeed a true and honest pursuit of his life to be able to see as many others happy as is possible within his means.
That being said, that doesn't mean that he's weak. Despite his affection for other people, his years as a slave convinced him of one thing above all - It is no good cursing your fate, you have to shape your own future with your hands. Because of this, he's willing to do whatever it takes to grow in power even further, even if he won't enjoy doing it.
The last thing to really note about him is his love of learning. He has spent the last two years in Magnostadt at the orders of the Pharoah's Magister, and with the kerfuffle around the world, this job just became a lot more important. After all, a country without a representative in every country of interest is going to find themselves swamped with issues sooner rather than later.
Yet, despite being in place to see some of the worst violence and brutality in the world, he's still not completely soured as a person and his rukh are still perfectly white. The reason why is simple; His witnessing of the dark side of the world allows the light to shine all the brighter, granting him his "natural" optimism. After all, put next to what he's been put through, Reim's currently absolutely fine.
Height: 5' 10'' | 178 cm
Weight: 64 Kg | 141. 5 lbs
Hair Color: White
Eye Color: Gold
Appearance: Physically, there is very little to set him out from among other Heliohaptians. He has long white hair and tanned skin like all his brothers, and the only really dynamic thing about him is his soft, golden eyes that somehow seem to have maintained their innocence even after everything that he's gone through.
However, it is in his clothes that Seti distinguishes himself. In the court, jewelry and fineries are what marks someone out as more or less important, and considering the importance of his job it's little wonder how adorned with jewels he is. A necklace of pearls sits around his neck at all times and a bandana coated in gold rests on his forehead. A multitude of rings and beaded bracelets hold the rest of his jewels. Despite how ostentatious this sounds, it's actually a lot more moderate than the usual member of the court.
In terms of physical clothes, Seti prefers a more simplistic taste. White (Due to its ability to refract light and keep him cool) with reds adorn his body, though his actual clothes tend to be heavy robes and cloaks, as is custom for his magister role. As of late, however, he's taken to wearing waistcoats and shirts as they're easier to travel in.
COMBAT SPECS.
Tier: D
Specialization: Intelligence (Orange)
Rukh Alignment: Pure White
History: Everyone assumes that slaves hate their work and that they despise their masters for forcing them to live such terrible lives. However, the people who say this are thinking about first generation slaves. When someone is born into slavery and has never seen anything but slavery, they seem to think that it is natural. Especially if their mother was also not a first generation slave, as then they don't have stories of freedom to give them dreams above their station.
This was certainly the case for Slave 4-98. In the camp that he was born into, people weren't even given names, instead they were just given numbers to designate them. He was from the fourth camp, and he was the eighth person to be born there since it's creation, hence the name. He had no idea who his mother was as he never got the chance to meet her, and instead was just made to work as soon as he was physically capable.
The endless work and the cruelty of his masters made him learn to survive quickly. He was always known as one of the more obedient slaves, seeing other people suffer was enough to set him pretty straight. However, even this honest attempt at obedience didn't ensure that he was unable to avoid punishments.
Despite how the work acted to stifle any attempt at individuality, there was one thing that set him out. The other slaves considered him "crazy" as he frequently talked about being able to see tiny little birds that nobody else noticed.
The vast majority of the slaves had white birds around them, but a few of the more recent additions (read: First generations) were black and even being around them made him feel physically ill. He even asked his masters what they meant a few times, but he was just written off as "defective product" and forced to work even harder in the simpler jobs.
It wasn't until his thirteenth birthday that he found out that he wasn't just insane. He'd long since stopped asking people, confining himself to a life as "defective product". However, his adolescence had appeared to awaken something in him as, one day, his punishment was stopped by a strange golden light that wrapped around his body like a bubble. Of course, his master took it as a sign of aggression, and the moment it died down he was thrown in the hotbox.
The next day, after spending an entire night struggling to fall asleep whilst not touching any of the walls, everything changed for him. According to his master, he was a mage - a magically gifted individual. That meant he was going to be one of the few people to actually be sold rather than be used by the caravan.
Apparently, important figures would pay to have mages in their employ, especially since their close relationship to Magnostadt meant that it would look bad for them to openly keep mages as slaves. Because of this, he found himself being sold to an old man out by the river as an "assistant".
This job was a dream come true compared to his years of slavery. His master was a surprisingly gentle old man, obsessed with learning. He didn't care that much if 4-98 got hurt during their experiments, but he at least had the common decency to give him a name; "seti" - literally "golden pillar", due to their light magic.
Over the next five years, Seti became more and more proficient with their magic. He spent his free time in his master's library, and this level of dedication to the craft as well as his blossoming skill with magic was enough to get the man's interest spiked enough to bring him to the pharoah.
Being brought in front of the Pharoah was incredibly nerve-wracking - Regardless of Seti's own beliefs, Ramses was well and truly convinced that he was a god, so a single misstep or a badly phrased sentence could wind up with him getting killed for "heresy". Still, being a slave for so long had taught him how to avoid being punished by a master, so he thankfully managed to avoid any major screw ups.
It seemed Ramses was interested in him enough that he was given the role of court magician. This was really nothing THAT impressive - there were a good thirty magicians working under the current Magister, and he was almost certain they were all more skilled than he was. Or, at least, the vast majority. There were a few here or there that he was certain were on his level, but that didn't exactly help matters.
That being said, the position came with several perks. Gold, fineries, women, wine, a proper name (Seti was formalized to Sutekh Al-zahabi; sutekh the golden, for his magic) but more important than all of the rest - power. Sure, he wasn't anywhere near the top, but this was the first time that people had bowed before him rather than expecting the opposite. The feeling was intoxicating, even more so than a fine wine (which he now had plenty of access to). He wanted to get more... or, rather, he had to get more.
In an attempt to make him more useful to the Pharoah, the current magister sent him and his fellow new initiates away to go and study in Magnostadt. Of course, they went without complaint (both because they wanted to see the world outside of Heliohapt and because arguing with a man that answered to the Pharoah was tantamount to heresy), and so for two full years Seti found himself studying in the halls of Mangostadt.
It was a wonderful place - amazing learning, wonderful people, some of the greatest minds in the entire world working together in the same city. He couldn't blame people for spreading the wonderful myths about it that he had heard, nor could he blame the slave masters for not wanting to upset them.
That being said, before he could finish his third year, he was sent news that the Pharoah had passed away. He requested further orders, wondering if he should come back and assist the new Pharoah in setting things up, but instead he got orders to investigate the current situation in Reim. The Magister was worried that things might be even worse than they seemed, and it would be inherently difficult for him to leave the country without getting a lot of attention.
So, duty called, and he answered - as he always had and always would.
Role-Play Sample: ~~Post from another character~~
The concept of ghosts is innately terrifying to assassins. soldiers and murderers; the concept that someone you killed, no matter if you were in the right or wrong doing so, could come back and make your life miserable was something that people had been thinking about for centuries. The concept of ghosts, ghasts, spectres, apparitions or spirits had been traced to every culture, so it was no surprise that many people believed in them.
Now, Jian was a sensible man and he was certain that there was no such thing as a ghost, and that everything could be explained through logic and the application of the Reiman art of "science", but so far they'd never been able to explain what mages claimed were rukh, and in the ancient legends of the magi, it said that they could see rukh in the form of spirits. These were probably urban legends, something to bind the human imagination, but the fact that they actually managed to worry Jian was something that he'd hoped to never have to dwell about.
The fact was, if ghosts were real, he would be due a haunting by more than a few of them. Ever since he was little more than a child he had killed people for money, whether they be prince or pauper. Admittedly, they had all been people who deserved it and had abused people so much that it was safer for them to be dead than alive, but they probably didn't feel the same way. If they had the chance, how many of those people would come back and make his life a living hell?
It was this concept that made the news from his guild mates in Typhon a horror to behold. He'd only just joined, more out of fondness for his friend Jahan than any real motivation towards the guild's goals... whatever they were. The reason for him joining didn't matter, what mattered was that people respected him as somewhat of a veteran of the battlefield and this caused them to come to him hoping for some sort of help doing the more difficult missions.
Since he'd joined the guild, Jian'd been working on other missions for outside contractors. He'd not done anything that would earn too much money within the confines of the guild so far, so he had been happy at first to get this job. That was, until they mentioned what he would be doing. People said there were ghosts, or as they called them "boo"s haunting the house and they wanted him to take them out.
Liking the concept of being paid, Jian hadn't raised any problems when he had been offered that cash. He didn't argue about how he was supposed to attack a spirit, something that every culture argued was immaterial and more of a being of pure energy than anything else, he just took the job and laughed at the younger male's silliness. What an easy way to get a job, eh?
That was, until he had gone into the upper floors of the hall that the typhon members used as a home. Decrepit places like this had never actually scared him before this, he'd fought through graveyards and recent battlefields where the corpses were piled high and so fresh they still smelled of blood and meat, and that had never made him feel even the slightest bit uncomfortable. Yet, now that he was standing there, he couldn't ignore the cold sweat that was forming on his forehead. This had to be some sort of a magical phenomenon, right? It couldn't simply be supernaturalism.
That was when he thought about something. There were supposedly items across this world that were able to bring people back from the dead with life magic, and he'd actually seen such a thing happen in front of his very eyes. So, why was it so implausible that those without bodies would be brought back as more of a creature than a human. Where would your soul go if your body was destroyed?
It was then that he realized just how dry the back of his throat was. Okay, he was clearly overthinking this. As he pulled out his wand, he prepared to come face to face with whatever monster had actually been causing the disturbances around the guild. It wasn't a ghost, the concept of ghosts were stupid, so it had to be something else, right? Right. Logic, that was what was going to save Jian from getting scared and paranoid.
Face-Claim: Bilal Asad Ithnan Faranbald - Wand of Fortune
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Core - Griffon wing feathers
Shaft - Ash wood
Decoration - Steel, with gold plate.
Focal - Red Garnet
Appearance: Reaching almost 2 meters long and 50 cm wide at its longest point. It's also intricately crafted, and would likely be able to be used in close combat as a club due to the sheer weight of the thing.
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Type: Magic Tool
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The carpet is indestructible, however it can be taken by force by anyone and made their own property. Damage still goes through and around the carpet, but none is dealt to the object itself.
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~~ Spells / Techniques ~~
Primary Spec: Intelligence
D-rank Spells:
Name: Light sheath
Element: Light
Class: Offense
Range: n/a
Duration: Instant
Cool-Down: 2 turns
Description: Seti generates a 5m long solid beam of light off of his staff at 10 m/s that does D-rank burning damage to anything it touches.
[b]Name:[/b] Light sheath
[b]Tier:[/b] D
[b]Cost:[/b] 10
[b]Element:[/b] Light
[b]Class:[/b] Offense
[b]Range:[/b] n/a
[b]Duration:[/b] Instant
[b]Cool-Down:[/b] 2 turns
[b]Description:[/b] Seti generates a 5m long solid beam of light off of his staff at 10 m/s that does D-rank burning damage to anything it touches.
Name: Mirror Image
Class: Supplementary
Range: 5 meters
Description: Using light energy, Seti implants a visual illusion on anyone within five meters of him. This spell creates five mirror images of himself that may move up to 10 meters away from him. This illusions remains in their sight for 2 posts.
[b]Name:[/b] Mirror Image
[b]Class:[/b] Supplementary
[b]Range:[/b] 5 meters
[b]Description:[/b] Using light energy, Seti implants a visual illusion on anyone within five meters of him. This spell creates five mirror images of himself that may move up to 10 meters away from him. This illusions remains in their sight for 2 posts.
Name: Rising Sun
Cost: 10, 5 per post
Duration: Sustain
Description: Rising Sun creates a simple ball of light from around his staff before moving into the air five meters above his head at 10 m/s, creating lights falls upon all objects within a 5 meter area. The strength of the light on the eyes of anyone looking directly at the caster (as that is the direction of the ball of light) causes it to be very difficult to see within that area.
[b]Name:[/b] Rising Sun
[b]Cost:[/b] 10, 5 per post
[b]Duration:[/b] Sustain
[b]Description:[/b] Rising Sun creates a simple ball of light from around his staff before moving into the air five meters above his head at 10 m/s, creating lights falls upon all objects within a 5 meter area. The strength of the light on the eyes of anyone looking directly at the caster (as that is the direction of the ball of light) causes it to be very difficult to see within that area.
Name: Orb of Enlightenment
Cost: 10, 5 per turn
Range: 10 meters
Duration: Sustained
Cool-Down: 2 posts
Description: Seti generates a golden orb of energy from his staff, which he can choose to fire in up to ten meters at 10 m/s in any direction or use from his side. Anyone within five meters radius suffers D rank fire damage as long as the searing light from the orb falls upon them.
[b]Name:[/b] Orb of Enlightenment
[b]Cost:[/b] 10, 5 per turn
[b]Range:[/b] 10 meters
[b]Duration:[/b] Sustained
[b]Cool-Down:[/b] 2 posts
[b]Description:[/b] Seti generates a golden orb of energy from his staff, which he can choose to fire in up to ten meters at 10 m/s in any direction or use from his side. Anyone within five meters radius suffers D rank fire damage as long as the searing light from the orb falls upon them.
C-rank Spells:
Name: Gravity Lift, Stage 1
Tier: C
Cost: 20 on cast; 10 sustain
Element: Gravity
Range: Self
Cool-Down: 3 posts or Sustain+1
Description: A magician lowers the influence of gravity around their body. This gives them the ability to lift off, hover, and soar through the sky at a maximum speed of 5m/s. They can control the force of gravity around their body at any given moment, able to slow down, speed up, or stop flying completely.
[b]Name:[/b] Gravity Lift, Stage 1
[b]Tier:[/b] C
[b]Cost:[/b] 20 on cast; 10 sustain
[b]Element:[/b] Gravity
[b]Range:[/b] Self
[b]Cool-Down:[/b] 3 posts or Sustain+1
[b]Description:[/b] A magician lowers the influence of gravity around their body. This gives them the ability to lift off, hover, and soar through the sky at a maximum speed of 5m/s. They can control the force of gravity around their body at any given moment, able to slow down, speed up, or stop flying completely.
Name: Piercing Rays
Class: Offensive
Description: Seti's body generates an explosion of energy, blasting apart matter within a 10 meter diameter centered around him. Everyone within 10 meters receives C-rank fire damage.
[b]Name:[/b] Piercing Rays
[b]Class:[/b] Offensive
[b]Description:[/b] Seti's body generates an explosion of energy, blasting apart matter within a 10 meter diameter centered around him. Everyone within 10 meters receives C-rank fire damage.
Name: Solar Flare
Description: A focused beam of red light shoots out from the epicenter of his staff at 15 m/s, washing over everyone within a diameter of 10 meters. Everyone caught in the red wave suffers C rank burning damage.
[b]Name:[/b] Solar Flare
[b]Description:[/b] A focused beam of red light shoots out from the epicenter of his staff at 15 m/s, washing over everyone within a diameter of 10 meters. Everyone caught in the red wave suffers C rank burning damage.
B-rank Spells:
Name: Blazing Aura
Tier: B
Cost: 30|15 Magoi
Description: Seti creates an exo-skeleton of light energy milimeters above his own skin at 20 m/s, burning anyone who comes into direct contact with him for B-rank fire damage per turn.
[b]Name:[/b] Blazing Aura
[b]Tier:[/b] B
[b]Cost:[/b] 30|15 Magoi
[b]Description:[/b] Seti creates an exo-skeleton of light energy milimeters above his own skin at 20 m/s, burning anyone who comes into direct contact with him for B-rank fire damage per turn.
Name: Fade from Sight
Description: By altering the information that the reflected light gives to those who look at him, Seti fades from the sight of anyone who looks at him at 20 m/s. This does not stop him from being tangible, it simply makes him invisible.
[b]Name:[/b] Fade from Sight
[b]Description:[/b] By altering the information that the reflected light gives to those who look at him, Seti fades from the sight of anyone who looks at him at 20 m/s. This does not stop him from being tangible, it simply makes him invisible.
Name: Judgment of the Righteous
Description: A huge beam of "holy" light is called down from the heavens, blasting a 15 meter area apart with wreaths of fire and heat at 20 m/s. This can be called down anywhere within 30 meters, and all stuck inside the AoE will suffer B-rank fire damage.
[b]Name:[/b] Judgment of the Righteous
[b]Description:[/b] A huge beam of "holy" light is called down from the heavens, blasting a 15 meter area apart with wreaths of fire and heat at 20 m/s. This can be called down anywhere within 30 meters, and all stuck inside the AoE will suffer B-rank fire damage.
A-rank Spells:
Ω-rank Spells:
Secondary Spec: n/a
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Q: Stereo Vision on Matlab (Rectification error) I am working on Stereo vision task and trying to run this algorithm:
numImagePairs = 11;
imageFiles1 = cell(1,numImagePairs);
imageFiles2 = cell(1,numImagePairs);
imagemDir = fullfile('C:','Users','carlo','Documents','Iniciacao','Matlab','Principal');

for i = 1:numImagePairs
imageFiles1{i} = fullfile(imagemDir, sprintf('left%02d.jpg',i));
imageFiles2{i} = fullfile(imagemDir, sprintf('right%02d.jpg',i));
end

%Detect the checkerboard
[imagePoints,boardSize,pairsUsed] = detectCheckerboardPoints(imageFiles1,imageFiles2);

%Generate world coordinates of the checkerboard points
squareSize=29; %millimeters
worldPoints= generateCheckerboardPoints(boardSize, squareSize);

%Compute the stereo camera parameters
stereoParams= estimateCameraParameters(imagePoints,worldPoints);

%Evaluate calibration accuracy
figure;
showReprojectionErrors(stereoParams);

%Read in the stereo pair of images
I1 = imread('left.jpg');
I2 = imread('right.jpg');

%Rectify the images
[J1,J2]=rectifyStereoImages(I1,I2,stereoParams);

%Display the images before rectification
figure;
imshow(stereoAnaglyph(I1,I2));
title('Before rectification');

%Display the images after rectification
figure;
imshow(stereoAnaglyph(J1,J2));
title('After rectification');

%Generate the disparity map
disparityMap = disparity(J1,J2);
figure;
imshow(disparityMap, [0,64]);
colormap('jet');
colorbar;
title('Disparity Map');

EDIT
Running this leads to the output:
Operands to the || and && operators must be convertible to logical scalar values.

Error in vision.internal.calibration.CameraParametersImpl/getValidBounds (line 883)
        if isempty(coder.target) && (left > right || top > bot)

Error in vision.internal.calibration.CameraParametersImpl/computeUndistortBounds (line 785)
                [xBounds, yBounds] = getValidBounds(this, undistortedMask, ...

Error in vision.internal.calibration.StereoParametersImpl/computeOutputBounds (line 371)
        [xBoundsUndistort1, yBoundsUndistort1] = ...

Error in vision.internal.calibration.StereoParametersImpl/computeRectificationParameters (line 271)
        [xBounds, yBounds] = computeOutputBounds(this, imageSize, ...

Error in vision.internal.calibration.StereoParametersImpl/rectifyStereoImagesImpl (line 190)
            [H1, H2, Q, xBounds, yBounds] = ...

Error in rectifyStereoImages (line 99)
[rectifiedImage1, rectifiedImage2] = rectifyStereoImagesImpl(stereoParams, ...

Error in new_project (line 55)
[J1, J2] = rectifyStereoImages(I1, I2, stereoParams);

In this case all the corners of all images were detected, which means that the calibration apparently is running ok and are 11 centimeters of distance between the two cameras.

A: This error indicates that rectifyStereoImages cannot compute the bounds of the output image. This usually means that you need more calibration images to get a better estimate of the distortion coefficients. You want to make sure that you get points close to edges and corners of your field of view.
First, try the following:
[J1,J2]=rectifyStereoImages(I1,I2,stereoParams, 'OutputView', 'full');
Also, it would be very helpful if you could post a few of your calibration images.

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Q: C# BackgroundWorker is not reporting progress The Background worker in my app does not report progress.  (A breakpoint is set, but it is never reached).  The code I'm using is attached below.  I've been working on this for a couple hours and I'm stumped.  The 'usual suspects' (setting the boolean for WorkerReportsProgress, and Linking the event to _ProgressChanged, forgetting to call .RunWorkerAsyn() have been checked) I'm puzzled why my breakpoint is never reached.
public partial class Form1 : Form
{
    BackgroundWorker bw_copyToTemp;  //Defined as a member of the class

    private void btnCopyToTemp_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {

       bw_copyToTemp = new System.ComponentModel.BackgroundWorker
       {
           WorkerReportsProgress = true,
           WorkerSupportsCancellation = true
       };
       bw_copyToTemp.DoWork += bw_copyToTemp_DoWork;
       bw_copyToTemp.ProgressChanged += bw_copyToTemp_ProgressChanged;
       bw_copyToTemp.RunWorkerCompleted += bw_copyToTemp_RunWorkerCompleted;

       // Start background worker
       bw_copyToTemp.RunWorkerAsync();
    }

    void bw_copyToTemp_ProgressChanged(object sender,System.ComponentModel.ProgressChangedEventArgs e)
    {
        CurrentState s = (CurrentState)e.UserState;  //<<BREAKPOINT HERE NOT HIT
        toolStripStatusLabel1.Text = s.ProcessStep;
        toolStripProgressBar1.Value = e.ProgressPercentage;
    }

    void bw_copyToTemp_DoWork(object sender, System.ComponentModel.DoWorkEventArgs e)
    {

        Properties.Settings prop = Properties.Settings.Default;
        BackgroundWorker worker = sender as BackgroundWorker;
        if (worker.WorkerReportsProgress)
            // Initialize the object that the background worker calls.
            worker.ReportProgress(0, new CurrentState("Called from within form"));  //<<< THIS LINE IS PROCESSED SINGLE STEPPING THROUGH CODE (NO CHANGE IN GUI)

        copyFileOnDVDToTemp.CopyOpticalToHardDrive(worker, e);

    }

    void bw_copyToTemp_RunWorkerCompleted(object sender, System.ComponentModel.RunWorkerCompletedEventArgs e)
    {
        // test code goes here
    }
}

The "Current state" class is in a different .cs file with the same namespace:
   public class CurrentState
        {
            public CurrentState() { }
            public CurrentState(string processStep)
            {
                this.ProcessStep = processStep;
            }

            public string ProcessStep { get; set; }

        }

A: You have missed to call BackgroundWorker.RunWorkerAsync() method in the Click event handler of the button. Your worker does not get started after initialization.
private void btnCopyToTemp_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{

   bw_copyToTemp = new System.ComponentModel.BackgroundWorker
   {
       WorkerReportsProgress = true,
       WorkerSupportsCancellation = true
   };
   bw_copyToTemp.DoWork += bw_copyToTemp_DoWork;
   bw_copyToTemp.ProgressChanged += bw_copyToTemp_ProgressChanged;
   bw_copyToTemp.RunWorkerCompleted += bw_copyToTemp_RunWorkerCompleted;

   // Start background worker
   bw_copyToTemp.RunWorkerAsync();
}

Try the following to see that ReportProgress is called while DoWork is running:
    void bw_copyToTemp_ProgressChanged(object sender, System.ComponentModel.ProgressChangedEventArgs e)
    {
        // Set breakpoint here
        CurrentState s = (CurrentState)e.UserState;
    }

    void bw_copyToTemp_DoWork(object sender, System.ComponentModel.DoWorkEventArgs e)
    {
        BackgroundWorker worker = sender as BackgroundWorker;

        for (int i = 0; i <= 100; i++)
        {
            // Set breakpoint here
            worker.ReportProgress(i, new CurrentState("Percentage"));
        }
    }

Debug your application and see how the breakpoints get hit.


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What are some unconventional ways of creating data visualizations?
D3 solves a prime problem for many developers and analysts: efficient manipulation of documents based on data.
Now that you know a little bit about D3, you are probably asking, where the heck do we host the thing? We could go the route of hosting it on our own server, but I'd prefer not to add more work to this. Wouldn't it be great if it could all just be done through Google?… …. … Lightbulb!
Discover how to host on the web through Google Apps Script here.
I've recently fallen in love with Google Apps Scripts.
As I was looking into how I could host through Google, I stumbled across the ability to share a web page. Isn't it nice when everything comes together? With hosting out of the way, we can finally get to the fun part: building!
The idea here is that we have a "Page Category" consisting of several "Landing Pages" and I could provide TY, LM or LY as date ranges; all arbitrary, but I figured this way I could add Month over Month and Year over Year if I felt ambitious later. Then, I made up some sessions and conversions so I had some data. Boom, done.
All this code does is create a function called getData that gets the data from either the current active sheet or any sheet name I provide and returns that data. We could parse the data here, but I figured I would take care of that later.
Alright, this project is flying along! Next, we'll create a new file called index.html. This will be our site going forward. To create the new site, click File -> New and select Html file from the drop down. When prompted, you can name it anything you like. Selecting your new html file, you'll have most of a website setup for you! There are a few things we'll want to add at this step.
First, we'll need the D3 library. It would be hard to work with D3 without it! I also chose to add in jQuery because I like jQuery, but it's not necessary for this walkthrough.
Now, to view the website, just click Publish -> Deploy as Web App … and fill in the next page (note: you can set who has access to the app at the bottom!). Hit publish and!… Error. Okay, still a little more work to do here apparently.
Let's head back to Code.gs.
Apparently, every site needs a doGet function in order to run, so we'll add that in now!
Alright, let's try publishing again. You should now have a working website!
Woohoo! Finally, we get to mess around with D3! I'm not going to try to reinvent the wheel by giving you the basics here, but I recommend going through the Tutorials offered on the site. Specifically, I went through the first 5 tutorials, including the intro (I'll admit I skimmed it), all 3 parts of the Bar Charts tutorial, and the one about making a circle, since that encompassed everything I thought I'd need to know. After all, I'm just making a bar chart with some circles in it. How hard can it be?
Ok, first up, we'll be adding main.js.html to our project. The purpose of this file is to have one spot we can keep all of our JS code for easy editing.
Create a new html file File -> New -> Html file and call it main.js.html.
Next, you can delete everything that's there and replace it with an open and closing <script> tag.
google.script.run.withSuccessHandler is a function that can be used to pass data from the Apps Script to our html document.
Since the Google Sheet has additional sheets added to it, we could select which data we wanted (hence that "name" parameter added to the function back in step 2). For now, there's only one set of data, so the selectData function is a little pointless, but I like to plan ahead. All this function does is call the function to create the chart.
Here is where things start to get a little hacky. It had been a long day of coding to get to this point, so I'll do my best to break down my reasoning one step at a time, but I'm sure there are better ways to do this.
I also set up my categoryNames and pageCats arrays for easy referencing later. Again, yes, there are far more elegant solutions, but this works for a proof of concept.
The data from the spreadsheet comes back as a 2D array, so I'm going to loop through it once and pull out the relevant data. The empty array variables will each hold a different set of data.
pageCatConversions will hold the page category conversions.
The individual landing page data will be held in the landingPageSessions and landingPageConversions arrays, respectively.
As we loop through data, we'll us j to keep track of each unique landing page, while hard coding in the array position for each page category.
With all of our data now in one dimensional arrays, we can start in on the d3 code.
First, I setup the legend. We'll get to this step shortly, but I have two svg elements in my html that I'll latch onto, one with a class called legend, and one with a class called chart. Here, d3.select(".legend") is latching onto the legend svg element and setting it up. Within that svg element, we create some "g" elements and attach our data. No need for any visualization here, just binding data so it shows the legend.
Now, set up the bar chart. The tricky part here is knowing which data to attach where. Also, when setting up the range portion of the scale, I decided to divide my x by 1.1 to make sure that no bar would reach 100% scale. This was a purely visual decision.
Adding in the circles proved to be much trickier than setting up the horizontal bar chart. For one thing, I needed to figure out how to only include the landing pages to their associated page category. This was accomplished by a series of if statements using i and j in the functions to determine what landing page values should be returned.
i and j are iterators passed into the functions where j correlates to the rectangle we're currently in (0 is homepage, 1 is product, 2 is blog, 3 is resource) while i is the position of the data array.
A little tricky, but if you throw a few console logs in each of those functions it'll become a lot more clear. The divide by 50 and Math.sqrt are purely for aesthetic design and impact the scaling/location of the circle.
Next, we'll want to add on to our index.html web page, so our D3 select statements don't error out.
On hover, you can see a tooltip including the landing page name, and hard number values. Pretty cool, right? Try doing that in Excel!
Overall, I have to say I really am impressed with the D3.js library and the awesome visualizations you can create. I think I have a long way to go towards being able to use it efficiently, but for a first pass I think this went pretty smoothly! I have some thoughts on next steps, but I'm really liking the design overall. And of course, big ups to Google Apps Scripts for being such an amazing and awesome tool!
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Seán Óg de Paor (born 24 December 1970) is an Irish former Gaelic footballer who played at senior level for the Galway county team.

De Paor comes from An Cheathrú Rua in the Connemara Gaeltacht, where he attended the local national school, Scoil Mhic Dara. It was there he started playing Gaelic football, and he captained the team that won Corn Uí Chonaire - a competition between Gaeltacht national schools in Galway - two years running, in 1982 and 1983.

From there he went on to secondary school in St Jarlath's College in Tuam, where he further developed his Gaelic-footballing skills. He then went on to attend University College Galway, captaining its 1992 Sigerson Cup-winning side. Throughout this period, he was also regularly playing football for his club, An Cheathrú Rua, and he was on the team that was promoted to senior status in 1987, and he played a vital role when the club won the Senior County Championship in 1996 and Comórtas Peile na Gaeltachta in 1997.

But it was as an intercounty player that Seán Óg is best known; he played minor, under 21 and senior-level football for Galway, under a variety of different managers, without great success, it must be admitted, until the arrival of John O'Mahony as manager in 1997. Seán Óg played a key role in Galway's winning the All-Ireland in 1998 and 2001, and he appeared in another All-Ireland final against Kerry in 2000, although they were beaten that time around. Seán Óg also played for his country against Australia in the International Rules series in four successive years, between 1998 and 2001.

In 2004, De Paor suffered a cruciate ligament injury and missed all of the 2004 Championship as a result. He struggled to shake off the injury the following, restricting his involvement in the 2005 Championship. In December of that year, he decided to retire from inter-county football

In January 2008, De Paor released his autobiography, Lá An Phaoraigh, written entirely in Irish with the assistance of his sister Aoife de Paor, and published by Cló Iar-Chonnachta.

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University of Galway Gaelic footballers
People educated at St Jarlath's College
Winners of two All-Ireland medals (Gaelic football)

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Unusual Corbitt Semi Draws Interest At Shows
FARM SHOW Magazine » Unusual Corbitt Semi Draws Interest At Shows
If you're a Southerner, you're probably more familiar with this rare classic semi truck than your Northern neighbors since it was manufactured in North Carolina.
Stanley Hogg, Worthington, Minn., has learned a lot about Corbitt trucks since he found his 1951 Corbitt G 101 T22 semi tractor in a junk yard in New Castle, Wyo., in 1986. It had first been used as an over-the-road tractor to pull a 30-ft. freight trailer, then as a lumber truck with the frame lengthened and the 5th wheel removed.
To restore the truck, he rebuilt the frame to its original 137-in. wheelbase. He pulled and rebuilt the 330 cu. in. Continental gas engine and 5-speed Clark transmission. He replaced the original 18,000-lb. differential with a larger, 22,000-lb. differential. He completely rewired and repainted the cab. The work took three years.
Since then he's shown it at a dozen antique truck exhibitions from Spokane, Wash., to Boston, Mass., to Greensboro, N.C.
As for the history of these rare trucks, they were produced by the Corbitt Truck Company, Henderson, N.C., between 1910 and the mid 1950's. That's when the company liquidated its assets. The trucks followed production of Corbitt buggies in the late 1800's and a crude Corbitt automobile in the early 1900's. The Corbitt company also went on to build farm tractors similar in design to the Cockshutt in the early 1950's, most of which were exported to other countries.
Although the total number of Corbitt trucks built is unknown, the company had its best year in 1946 when it sold over 600 units. Five basic models were available with variations. The trucks were either diesel-powered, mostly using Cummins engines, or gas-powered, mostly using Continental engines.
While there were few notable engineering innovations packed into the trucks, they were known as exceptionally well-built. They were also known as a great value, priced comparably to a Federal but well below a Mack, a White or a Diamond T.
Fewer than 100 of the trucks remain in existence and not enough of them ever change hands to gauge exactly how much they've appreciated in value.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Stanley Hogg, P.O. Box 152, Worthington, Minn. 56187.
Unusual Corbitt Semi Draws Interest At Shows TRUCKS Miscellaneous 23-2-23 If you're a Southerner, you're probably more familiar with this rare classic semi truck than your Northern neighbors since it was manufactured in North Carolina. Stanley Hogg, Worthington, Minn., has learned a lot about Corbitt trucks since he found his 1951 Corbitt G 101 T22 semi tractor in a junk yard in New Castle, Wyo., in 1986. It had first been used as an over-the-road tractor to pull a 30-ft. freight trailer, then as a lumber truck with the frame lengthened and the 5th wheel removed. To restore the truck, he rebuilt the frame to its original 137-in. wheelbase. He pulled and rebuilt the 330 cu. in. Continental gas engine and 5-speed Clark transmission. He replaced the original 18,000-lb. differential with a larger, 22,000-lb. differential. He completely rewired and repainted the cab. The work took three years. Since then he's shown it at a dozen antique truck exhibitions from Spokane, Wash., to Boston, Mass., to Greensboro, N.C. As for the history of these rare trucks, they were produced by the Corbitt Truck Company, Henderson, N.C., between 1910 and the mid 1950's. That's when the company liquidated its assets. The trucks followed production of Corbitt buggies in the late 1800's and a crude Corbitt automobile in the early 1900's. The Corbitt company also went on to build farm tractors similar in design to the Cockshutt in the early 1950's, most of which were exported to other countries. Although the total number of Corbitt trucks built is unknown, the company had its best year in 1946 when it sold over 600 units. Five basic models were available with variations. The trucks were either diesel-powered, mostly using Cummins engines, or gas-powered, mostly using Continental engines. While there were few notable engineering innovations packed into the trucks, they were known as exceptionally well-built. They were also known as a great value, priced comparably to a Federal but well below a Mack, a White or a Diamond T. Fewer than 100 of the trucks remain in existence and not enough of them ever change hands to gauge exactly how much they've appreciated in value. Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Stanley Hogg, P.O. Box 152, Worthington, Minn. 56187.


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Robert Henry Cotton (5 November 1909 – 17 January 1979) was an English cricketer.  Cotton was a right-handed batsman who bowled right-arm fast.  He was born at Birmingham, Warwickshire.

Cotton made two first-class appearances for Warwickshire against Lancashire and Sussex in the 1947 County Championship.  Against Lancashire, Cotton was dismissed in Warwickshire's first-innings of 207 for a duck by Eddie Phillipson, while in Lancashire's first-innings he opened the bowling, though went wicketless from his 25 overs which conceded 80 runs.  He wasn't required to bat in Warwickshire's second-innings, with the match ending in a draw.  Against Sussex, he ended not out on 0 in Warwickshire's first-innings total of 216, while in Sussex's first-innings he bowled 6 wicketless overs, though he conceded just 6 runs from them.  He was dismissed for a duck in Warwickshire's second-innings by George Cox, while in Sussex's second-innings he took the wickets of Robert Hunt and Hugh Bartlett, finishing with figures of 2/42 from 13 overs.  These were his only major appearances for Warwickshire.

He died at Warley, Staffordshire on 17 January 1979.

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Robert Cotton at ESPNcricinfo

1909 births
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With a yawning hole nearly 2km deep at his feet, Mark Meredith looks — very gingerly — into the abyss in Arizona.
"The Grand Canyon wants to kill you," a park ranger told Lonely Planet's guide to America's second most visited National Park.
I discovered that there are plenty of people who want to do their best to help the canyon deliver on its wish.
I found visitors, who may otherwise be quite sensible, had abandoned all rationality and decided that the perfectly adequate viewpoint overlooks thoughtfully provided by the US National Parks Service were, well, plain inadequate.
They climbed over railings, or left the well-made rim trails, to clamber over rocks and boulders to stand or sit, legs dangling, on a finger of granite above a sheer drop thousands of feet to the canyon floor.
Not for them the security of a sturdy bench or ledge safely on the rim path to picnic and admire the awe-inspiring spectacle spread before them. No, they had to take their sandwiches to the very edge, to watch their crumbs spiralling into the abyss.
What is it about the Grand Canyon that induces such behaviour? I put it down to sheer overexcitement and altitude sickness. At 7,000ft at the South Rim and 8,000ft at the North Rim, the body and brain receives less than three quarters of its normal oxygen intake. This might explain a lot.
Certainly, your first glimpse of the canyon's immensity is a heart-stopping moment and has you wanting to edge that bit closer to the edge just to see that bit better what lies directly beneath you. It's hard to resist. I found myself treading very gingerly, inching forward, but far enough away from the precipice to stop my wife having heart failure.
Unfortunately, says Lonely Planet, adults and children have plummeted to their deaths engaged in "the most mundane activities". But climbing over a guard rail on a precipitous drop with your very young child to take a selfie with your Go Pro camera on a stick, as I witnessed at Roosevelt Point on the North Rim, I would not categorise as "mundane", but insane.
In their 2012 book, Over the Edge: Death in the Grand Canyon, Tom Myers and Michael Ghiglieri detail 685 deaths over the years. Being male, and young, seems to hold the greatest risk. Of 55 who have accidentally fallen from the rim of the canyon, 39 were male. Eight of them were hopping from one rock to another or posing for pictures.
Deaths at the Grand Canyon this year are already above the annual average of 12, according to the Washington Post. By July 18 people had died, including three on river trips, two who fell over the rim, one in a car accident and several others from natural causes or medical conditions.
On the amazing Bright Angel Point trail on the North Rim – a narrow paved walkway with drop-offs on either side, where the edges are crumbling rock and sand – I found a collective lemming-style death wish taking place. Sunset was approaching and people were leaving the trail to take up suicidal positions to enjoy it.
Fathers hauled tiny children up boulders high above the trail; a photographer ventured onto a horribly narrow, sheer promontory while the wind gusted, and I thought he would be blown off; and a young couple looked to have decided to end their lives together on holiday, 8,000ft above Bright Angel Canyon on a vertiginous outcrop.
The tragedy of how a vacation here could go bad was vividly brought home to me one night. I was photographing the Milky Way above Grand Canyon Lodge when a light began moving towards me through the darkness further down the track. The torch belonged to a park ranger. He asked if I had seen a 15-year-old boy whose parents had reported him missing. That night I lay in my cabin and thought of the boy's parents and the crazy behaviour I'd witnessed during our visit.
The thing about the Grand Canyon is that there is no need to take risks. The park is extremely well managed and there are miles of safe rim tracks and trails into the canyon to enjoy – you are advised against trying to hike down to the bottom and back in one day, dehydration and heat exhaustion being the biggest overall killers.
Most of the paths along the rims do not have guard rails. These are found at overlooks where the drop is sheer such as at Mather Point on the South Rim. But even here I photographed some pretty rash behaviour.
Fortunately the Grand Canyon is big enough for you to escape people and their foolishness. But at the South Rim in summer, unless you wander off the beaten track or get up very early, it is almost impossible to escape the crowds. About 4.5 million people visit the Grand Canyon every year and 90% of them go to the South Rim. However, the South Rim has the best and most spectacular views, is more accessible, and is open all year.
The North Rim has the best vibe and just 10% of the visitors. The only accommodation is at beautiful Grand Canyon Lodge which is only open from May to October. With a higher elevation and a cooler climate, it has montane forest of aspen and ponderosa pine. You can also see bison.
South Rim: All accommodation inside the park is managed by Xanterra Parks & Resorts: www.xanterra.com. There is a choice of three campgrounds, or seven hotels or lodges (with motel-style rooms) ranging from the historic El Tovar Hotel on the rim, to Yavapai and Maswick Lodges set further back in the woods.
North Rim: Grand Canyon Lodge: www.foreverresorts.com. The Lodge sits right on the rim with huge floor-to-ceiling windows and outside verandas to sit and drink in the view. Accommodation is in log cabins and motel-style units in the woods. There is also a campground.


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2013 Buckminster Fuller Challenge Award Ceremony
Host: The Cooper Union Institute for Sustainable Design and The Buckminster Fuller Institute.
Link: http://cooper.edu/events-and-exhibitions/events/2013-buckminster-fuller-challenge-award-ceremony
The Buckminster Fuller Institute (BFI) will award the 2013 Buckminster Fuller Challenge prize to Ecovative, a materials science company that has developed a new class of home-compostable bio-plastics based on mushrooms on November 18th at The Cooper Union. In addition, Challenge sponsor Interface Inc. will convey an award of support to the Waterbank Schools, headed by designers and social entrepreneurs David Turnbull, a professor at The Irwin S. Chanin School of Architecture at The Cooper Union, and Jane Harrison, for its transformative building prototype for poor areas in need of water.
The ceremony will include a keynote talk by architect and world-renowned sustainability expert John Picard in conversation with BFI Board Chair David McConville.
The Buckminster Fuller Challenge is an annual international design challenge awarding $100,000 to support the development and implementation of a strategy that has significant potential to solve humanity's most pressing problems. The competition is supported by Interface Inc., Halloran Philanthropies and others.
The Buckminster Fuller Challenge is supported by Interface, Inc., Halloran Philanthropies plus others.
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The Paradise Beach Hotel Resort is located between Chwaka and Uroa, in a village named Marumbi, one of the best tourist enclaves of Zanzibar, and just 35km from the capital, Stone Town and its international airport. If you are looking for a hotel in Zanzibar then you've found the right place. Here, you will enjoy a spacious holiday complex by the sea with 700m of sea front, where you will be surrounded by the best service possible, in perfect harmony with nature.
The hotel resort has been recently constructed, using materials that are respectful to the environment and maintaining an authentic African style with European comfort.
The Paradise Beach Hotel Resort has 75 rooms and bungalows, 2 swimming pools and a children's pool, a white sand low-high tide beach, gymnasium, spa & massage area and a conference hall, together with our various bars and restaurants. We are sure that Paradise Beach Resort has everything to make your stay an unforgettable one.
Pick-up from airport or ferry terminal and transfer to the Paradise Beach Hotel Resort. Check-in, a welcome drink and time to relax.
Relax day at the resort (optional excursion).
After breakfast check-out and transfer to airport or ferry terminal.