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Should I say "may Allah be pleased with him" when mentioning a Companion?
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When mentioning the name of a Companion or a righteous person it is a common practice to say "may Allah be pleased with him/her". This has a dual meaning so it also implies "Allah was pleased with them", indicating their piety. Saying "may Allah be pleased with him/her" can technically be said for anyone, but when it implies the second meaning that they were righteous, it is restricted to Companions and righteous people.
What the Qur'an and Sunnah Say
Allah said, "Surely Allah was pleased with the believers when they swore allegiance to you under the tree: He knew what was in their hearts, so He sent down tranquility to them, and He rewarded them with a speedy victory." (Qur'an, Al-Fath 48:18)
Allah said, "The vanguard (of Islam)- the first of those who emigrated (muhajirun) and of those who gave them aid (ansar), and (also) those who followed them in good deeds,- well-pleased is Allah with them, as are they with Him: for them has He prepared gardens under which rivers flow, to dwell therein for ever: that is the supreme felicity." (Qur'an, At-Tawbah 9:100)
Allah said, ""Those who have faith and do righteous deeds, they are the best of creatures. Their reward is with their Lord. Gardens of eternity, beneath which rivers flow; they will dwell therein for ever; Allah will be well-pleased with them, and they with Him. That is for such who fears his Lord." (Qur'an, Al-Bayyinah 98:7-8)
What the Scholars Said
Imam an-Nawawi said, "It is recommended (mustahab) to seek Allah's pleasure and mercy for the Companions, their followers, and those after them such as the scholars, worshippers and all good people. Hence, one should say: "may Allah be pleased with him" or "may Allah have mercy on him", and other similar phrases. As far as what some scholars have said that the phrase "radiyallahu `anhu" is exclusive to the Companions only, and for other than them one should only say "rahimahullah" (may Allah have mercy on him), it is not as they have stated and it cannot be agreed with. Rather, the correct view is what the majority of the scholars hold in that it is recommended to say "radiyallahu `anhu" for all good Muslims, and its proofs are more than can be counted." (Kitab al-Adhkar, 100)
Should I boycott someone who is openly sinning? What if they say they are gay or left Islam?
Can I write abbreviations like 'swt', 'pbuh', 'aa', 'salam', 'jzk' rather than write out the entire expression?
Should I try to imitate the Messenger of Allah in his hairstyle, clothing, and eating habits?


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Locations, Countries, Human Countries, Baharuth Empire
バハルス帝国
Baharusu Teikoku
Vassal State
Arwintar
East of Azerlisia Mountains
Baharuth Emperor
Overlord Chapter 5
Overlord Episode 3
Baharuth Empire (バハルス帝国) is a human nation in the New World and one of three nations neighboring Nazarick. Once a feudal state, it became an absolute monarchy after the current emperor purged the nobility. Upon witnessing the power of the Sorcerer Kingdom, however, they were left so intimidated that they submitted and became a vassal state.
The Geographical Location of the Empire.
The Baharuth Empire, normally referred to as "The Empire," is located east of the Azerlisia Mountains, northeast of the Great Tomb of Nazarick. The Empire was among one of the many nations founded after the defeat of the Evil Deities over 200 years ago.[1] Three generations ago, the Empire was a feudal state, like the Re-Estize Kingdom, until the current Emperor established an absolute monarchy by purging much of the nobility. Each Emperor was also noted to be a talented ruler, with each building upon the last.[2]
In the Web Novel, the Empire boasted a population of over eight million people.[3] The overall literacy rate for citizens living in the Empire is fairly high.[4]
Bloody Emperor
Following the death of the previous Emperor, a violent power struggle took place for the Empire's throne. At some point, it landed in the hands of Jircniv Rune Farlord El Nix, the son of the late Emperor and one of the Empire's Great Nobles. In order to secure his rule, the boy at his early teens back then had to order his entire family as well as any noble he saw as a threat be swiftly purged and killed. The great amount of violence used during this purge caused people to give him the nickname "Bloody Emperor." The nationwide nobility purges were done so skillfully that the national power of the Empire was barely affected.
Following the initial purge, the Emperor went on to revoke the nobility status of those nobles who he saw as incompetent and replaced them with whomever he deemed to be more capable. However, some nobles were unable to come to terms with this change and continued their lavish lifestyle until they eventually self-destructed. On the other hand, those nobles who were loyal to the Emperor and proved themselves to be competent were spared and allowed to keep their status, although they are kept on a short leash.[5]
Despite the violent first few years of his rule, the young Emperor proved himself to be a very skilled ruler and the Empire grew prosperous. Because the new Emperor prioritized ability over background, many commoners were finally given a chance to rise in status. The Baharuth Empire also has established a magic academy that engages in various magical research projects to improve the quality of life for its citizens.[6]
The Emperor noted that the one negative effect of his reforms was that they were implemented so quickly that the rest of the Empire could not keep up. Also, because he purged so many nobles, he now had to rule virtually the entire nation by himself, with nothing but a small centralized bureaucracy aiding him.
Annual Wars
In order to create a great Empire that could survive the test of time, Emperor Jircniv set out to conquer the neighboring Re-Estize Kingdom. To do so, he reformed the Empire's military, adopting a career soldier system that, while smaller than the Kingdom's army of drafties, is better trained and equipped as well as more cost-effective and easier to mobilize.
The Empire did not declare all-out war on the Kingdom though, and instead, the two nations merely engaged in small skirmishes at the Katze Plains every year.[7] However, the Empire never fully committed its full military might to the endeavor. This is so that they could slowly dwindle the Kingdom of its national strength as time goes on while waiting for an opportunity to launch a full-scale invasion and conquer them with minimal losses.
Although the Empire is at war with the Kingdom, both nations adhered to their common agreement to respect the dead through ceremonial burial. This was due to the fact that the two nations saw the undead that attacked the living as their common enemy.[8]
Some of the Kingdom's nobles are even secretly in league with the Empire by leaking information to them for monetary gain.[9]
The Dark Warrior Arc
Main article: The Dark Warrior Arc
According to the Guild receptionist in the Adventurer's Guild of E-Rantel, life had gotten worse for adventurers in the Baharuth Empire after the ascension of their new Emperor. Meanwhile, several members from Swords of Darkness discussed how some rulers would treat armed organizations who were not loyal to the country as enemies. They mentioned that the Empire was no exception to that notion.[10]
The Bloody Valkyrie Arc
Main article: The Bloody Valkyrie Arc
Brain Unglaus recalled hearing from an unknown source that the strongest assassin in the Empire was apparently a woman. On the other hand, concerning their war with the Re-Estize Kingdom, the Empire has chosen to attack them during the harvest season of the late-ripening wheat. In the end, it was said that this resulted in a lack of manpower in the villages as well as the delay of wheat and other grains produced within the Re-Estize Kingdom's territories. It was the Empire's long-term objective to weaken the Kingdom without the need for conducting a full-scale invasion.[11]
The Men in the Kingdom Arc
Main article: The Men in the Kingdom II
The Empire was said to acquire information from Marquis Blumrush who leaked it out to them.[12] Along the way, Brain had also heard that in the Empire, they make monsters fight against each other in a fighting pit.[13]
Having been informed that a powerful magic caster named Ainz Ooal Gown had appeared in the Re-Estize Kingdom, Emperor Jircniv orders Court Magician Fluder to investigate the unknown individual in hopes of turning him into their pawn. Their interest in the mysterious individual only grew upon learning that he defeated the Slane Theocracy's Sunlight Scripture and is likely even more powerful than Fluder. The Emperor also wanted Fluder to look into the Kingdom's new Adamantite Adventurer Group, Darkness.[14]
The Invaders of the Large Tomb Arc
Main article: The Invaders of the Large Tomb Arc
Through it was time for the Empire's annual war with the Kingdom, the Emperor decides not to invade this year as the Kingdom was already in a weakened state from the "Demonic Disturbance." Instead of deciding to focus their resources to learn more about the mastermind behind the attack, the Demon known as Jaldabaoth.[15]
After being informed by Fluder that he had found Ainz Ooal Gown's base at a tomb in the Kingdom, the Emperor sends an unofficially sanctioned expedition through a count to hire some Workers and explore the said tomb. This proved to be disastrous for the Workers, who were mercilessly slaughtered by the tomb's inhabitants.[16] The Emperor hopes that news of this would spread and turn the Kingdom against Ainz, thus giving the Kingdom a powerful new enemy and the Empire a powerful new ally. Even if the steps would be traced back to the Empire, the Emperor planned on using the count as a scapegoat, allowing him to peacefully negotiate with Ainz.
However, the Emperor's plan was doomed from the start as Fluder had betrayed the Empire to join Ainz secretly and was in fact ordered by him to send the workers. Ainz later sent two emissaries to the Empire under the pretext of exacting retribution for the invasion. Under the order of Ainz, Aura tells her brother Mare to kill those around them in the courtyard right now with the intention of luring out the Emperor from hiding. She further goes on to say that if the Emperor does not show up, they will attack the city next. To prevent any more casualties, the Emperor decides to make his presence known to the two dark elves and offer them a room for discussion. [17]
The Magic Caster of Destroy Arc
According to the Emperor, the earthquake triggered by Mare had claimed the lives of 117 people at most. Among these numbers, 40 had been his royal guards, 60 had been imperial knights, 8 had been arcane magic casters, 8 more had been divine magic casters, and one more which happens to be Nazami Enec.
After five days since his discussion with the two dark elves, the Emperor was forced to travel to the tomb alongside his guards and apologize. This was done to appease one of Ainz Ooal Gown's emissaries from Nazarick who threatened to destroy the Empire if he did not comply with their demand.[18] Upon arrival, the Emperor is horrified to learn that Ainz is an undead being and that the tomb is inhabited by all kinds of monsters. Believing that apologizing won't be enough to satisfy Ainz and that he would declare war on the Empire in retaliation for the invasion, in which case the Empire would certainly be destroyed, the Emperor proposed an alliance to help him claim E-Rantel, which he agreed to.
Once the meeting was over, the Emperor decides to publicly acknowledge Nazarick as an independent sovereign state for the time being while secretly planning to form a grand alliance with the Re-Estize Kingdom, Slane Theocracy, Roble Holy Kingdom, Argland Council State to destroy the non-human nation. He also deduces that Fluder had betrayed the Empire and begins making plans to have him replaced.[19]
Several months later, the Empire and the newly founded Sorcerer Kingdom went to war with the Kingdom over E-Rantel. At the Emperor's request, Sorcerer King Ainz Ooal Gown personally fought on the front lines and had to cast one of his most powerful spells to commence the start of the battle.[20] As a result, Ainz killed off 70,000 of the Kingdom's army upon casting the spell on them. While the spell's power takes effect, the Imperial Army stood by in shock and horror as they witness the summoning of five huge monsters and the massacre which ensues following Ainz's command afterward. When one of these approached them, the Imperial Knights ran for their lives, going as far as to trample over each other to death just to get away from the Dark Young.[21]
The Ruler of Conspiracy Arc
Main article: The Ruler of Conspiracy Arc
The aftermath of the massacre at the Katze Plains proved to be disastrous not just for the Kingdom, but the Empire as well. On top of the casualties, the Imperial Army was left demoralized, with many wishing to resign and requesting the Emperor to not antagonize the Sorcerer Kingdom. In fact, because the Emperor requested the Sorcerer King to fight on the front lines, many believed he knew what would happen and used him as a scapegoat to vent their anger on.
When the Slane Theocracy sent an envoy to the Empire, the Emperor organized a secret meeting with them in hopes of forging an alliance against the Sorcerer Kingdom. These hopes were quickly shattered, however, when Ainz arrived unannounced and walked in on the meeting. Believing the Emperor had sold them out, the envoys left, leaving the Empire without any allies. The priests who attended the meeting were also greatly upset, causing the Emperor to fear that they would use their influence to organize a revolt. Faced with all of this, the Emperor gave up and requested Ainz to allow the Empire to become the Sorcerer Kingdom's vassal state. Ainz would, however, only accept the offer if it was done officially.[22]
Thus, a short while later, the Empire sent an official request for vassalization to the Sorcerer Kingdom, which Ainz later left it in the hands of both Albedo and Demiurge to take care of handling the process.[23]
The Craftsman of Dwarf Arc
Main article: The Craftsman of Dwarf Arc
Due to Ainz visiting the Dwarf Kingdom, Albedo and Demiurge were left in charge of the issue of the Empire's vassalization. Together, they wrote a draft with terms that were mostly favorable towards the Empire.[24]
The Paladin of the Holy Kingdom Arc
Main article: The Paladin of the Holy Kingdom Arc
At this time, the Empire had been fully assimilated by the Sorcerer Kingdom. Part of the vassilization process called for the disbandment of two of the Imperial Army's eight legions, with the Sorcerer Kingdom's forces taking over their positions. However, this hardly mattered as many soldiers wished to resign following the Katze Plains Massacre anyway. Much of the Empire's bureaucracy was also taken over by the Sorcerer Kingdom, lessening the strain on Emperor Jincniv and his administration. In the end, the only real demands were to amend the Empire's law, emphasizing that it is a vassal state, and to hand over criminals given the death penalty.
After Ainz Ooal Gown faked his death to see how his followers would react, the Empire caught wind of this news. However, the Emperor and his advisors easily saw through the ruse, being completely convinced that there was no one that would actually be able to kill the Sorcerer King.[25]
The Baharuth Empire is a civilization that is similar in culture to that of the French Baroque era. The citizens of the Empire have a higher standard of living when compared to other human nations, thanks to the numerous reforms made by the emperor. Limited meritocracy exists, thus allowing commoners to advanced on the social ladder, through merit rather than heritage.
Additionally, the Empire has a slave reform that grants rights to slaves but only for humans and not demi-humans. However, the exception of dwarves being exempted from losing their civil rights is due to an economic alliance they uphold.[26]
The Empire's citizens seem to worship the Four Great Gods, along with several minor gods, that preside over mankind.
Originally, before the purge of the nobility, the administration of the Empire was left to the nobles ― in particular, the Court Council. Seats on the Council were mostly hereditary but there were instances where bribery was used to acquire a seat.
The entire Empire was held together under a hierarchy of nobles each with levels of authority. Blood-related relatives of the Emperor would be Dukes, and below them were Marquesses, Earls, Viscounts, and Barons. A Frontier Earl was equivalent to a Marquis in the Empire. It was the highest rank that a non-blood related noble could reach, excluding marriage. Such a noble had a large private army, a wide and vast territory and could make their own laws to a limited extent.
After the emperor purged the majority of the nobles from power, he was left with a bureaucratic party to sort and maintain his empire. He adopted many of the social reforms suggested by the Golden Princess, which allowed his country to successfully prosper.
Currently, the Empire is held together by a centralized bureaucracy, divided into various departments, each with its own specialization. With the loss of so many officials, many capable commoners are given the chance to rise in status to alleviate the burden of administration.
Despite the emperor's purge of the nobility, many noble families continued to exist in the Empire since they swore their loyalty to the Emperor. Though their importance in internal politics has somewhat been reduced, the emperor still views them as minor threats. To make sure they never pose a threat to his authority, the emperor annually invokes special taxes upon the remaining noble families during the war with the Kingdom.[27]
Based on the Web Novel, in the future, for those who would rise up as supporting pillars for the Empire, the Imperial Magic Academy was made for the sake of not losing people that could elevate the Empire's overall skill level, it was an institution the Emperor made by consolidating various influences. Basically, where formerly besides private schools and tutors, the only means to education was self-study, it was decided a new method was to be produced. Though it is called the Institute of Magic, there is not particularly only magic casters alone. The Empire considers magic to be only one field of study. It is a discipline/skill that will become a pillar of the future Empire, and so convenient and inconvenient things are taught together. According to Ninya, the Empire's institutes are focused on producing their arcaners, sorcerers, wizards and other arcane magic casters. The academy is an educational institution run by the government, so one has to be a citizen of the Empire in order to study there.
Military Strength
The Baharuth Empire's knights referred to the common folk who were part of the standing army.[28]
The Empire possesses a strong military which is referred to as the Imperial Army. The Magic Ministry with its specialty in magic has spared no expense to patronage from the emperors' past to provide the latest magical technology to the might of the Empire. Imperial soldiers in the Empire are professionally trained and possess the latest magical equipment provided by the Magic Ministry. In a way, despite their army's lack of personnel compared to the Re-Estize Kingdom, the Empire's military overall were said to be far better trained and armed with magic equipment than them.[29] The Empire's military assets would also include the personal guards under the direct jurisdiction of the Emperor himself, imperial air guards mounted on flying beasts, and even high-level magic casters using flight magic.
Royal Air Guard: Aerial warfare branch of the Imperial Army.
Royal Earth Guard: Elite knights that are under the direct command of the Emperor.
Royal Guard: Knights specially chosen to protect the Imperial Palace.
Four Imperial Knights: Four selected knights that act as personal bodyguards of the Emperor.
Eight Knight Orders of the Empire: Knights charged with policing the Empire.
After the Empire became a vassal state, the nation's military is being reconstituted under the Sorcerer Kingdom's rule. Particularly, that country's Prime Minister Albedo has instructed Jircniv to supplement the Empire's military manpower with the Sorcerer Kingdom's undead armies. Meanwhile, Jircniv had chosen to disband two of the Eight Knight Orders, planning to let some of the knights retire early as they are mentally exhausted from the massacre that had taken place in the Katze Plains.
The Baharuth Empire is the second most advanced human nation. Led by a leader possessing both military acumen and wisdom, the empire is undergoing economic, social, and industrial reconstruction. It was considered to be the envy of other nations, until the Katze Plains Massacre. Now that it has seemingly allied with a nation of non-humans, it has gained the hatred and mistrust of nearly all the surrounding countries.
The Empire is the first nation to develop official relations with the new nascent nation. Initially, relations began after the failed infiltration and unintentional invasion by Count Femel's Workers. As it turns out, the discovery of the tomb was all orchestrated by Demiurge and assisted by Fluder Paradyne. This was a way for them to declare to the world that Nazarick is an independent sovereign country.
After the emperor was forced to give a formal apology to Ainz Ooal Gown, the Sorcerer Kingdom and the Baharuth Empire formed an alliance. However, this so-called alliance was only superficial as a way to appease the Sorcerer King and it appears that the emperor is attempting to plot against Ainz Ooal Gown. Nevertheless, Jircniv agrees to give Nazarick legitimacy. From this moment forward, he sends forth his support to the neighboring nations with his acknowledgment of Ainz Ooal Gown's claim of territory.
However, the plan to gain support from neighboring nations failed after Ainz accidentally stumbled on the secret meeting that was being held between the Empire and the Theocracy. With no longer any real support, Jircniv has no other option but to have his nation become a vassal state to the Sorcerer Kingdom in order to both appease Ainz and protect itself from other nations who think the Empire has allied with that country.
Due to the Sorcerer Kingdom lading very few demands, there were surprisingly few people in the Empire who were unhappy about becoming their vassals. While there were quite a few finely-detailed requests, there were only two main demands: To amend a part of the Empire's law, emphasizing the absolute nature of the Sorcerer King and his confidants, and to hand over all criminals given the death penalty.
The Re-Estize Kingdom and the Baharuth Empire were in a state of annual war once a year. Though the losses on both sides are minimal, the conflict between the two nations has only prolonged due to the fact that the Empire has never fully committed the entirety of their forces to the war. Another important factor of antagonism is the Kingdom's negligence over the continuous production of the addictive drug, Black Dust, which is already influencing the Empire's populace. It was the reason why the Empire even suspects that the Kingdom may be secretly aiding in its production.[30]
Despite all of this, the Empire wanted the Kingdom to be a part of its alliance against the Sorcerer Kingdom. However, this never came to fruition as a result of the massacre at the Katze Plains and the Empire abandoning the plan after submitting to the Sorcerer Kingdom.
The Dwarf Kingdom lies within the Azerlisia Mountains, and unlike the Re-Estize Kingdom, they enjoy peaceful trade relations with the Baharuth Empire. Due to the lucrative trade relations with the dwarves, the Empire serves to protect the dwarves' civil rights as a pact to their established alliance together. The Empire traded heavily with the dwarves for their runecrafts, however about a hundred years ago, trade-in these artifacts had stopped.[31]
The Baharuth Empire is aware of the movements of the Sunlight Scripture, which implies that their nation is monitoring the Slane Theocracy's activity. In addition, the Empire has made many appeals to the Theocracy for its assistance in sharing their teachings on divine magic. However, the Theocracy has yet to make any response back to the Empire's request on the issue.
While trying to form a secret alliance against the Sorcerer Kingdom, Ainz accidentally stumbled unto Jircniv's meeting with the emissary that represented the Theocracy. As a result, the Theocracy misinterprets it as a sign of deception and confirmed the Empire has abandoned its morals and officially cut all ties with them.
Dragon Kingdom
The Dragon Kingdom pays tribute to the Empire in return for military aid in their war against the Beastman Country. The Empire seems to keep its end of the bargain, as the Dragon Kingdom is a necessary buffer between them and the Beastman Country. Despite their mutually beneficial relationship, however, Emperor Jircniv has a personal dislike towards the Dragon Queen, Draudillon Oriculus.
Karnassus City-State Alliance
The City-States or at least one of its members, the city of Peibart, has amicable relations with the Bloody Emperor through its mayor.
Though not much interaction is shown between the two nations, the Baharuth Empire maintains political dialogue with the Council through its ministry of foreign affairs.
Due to the relative distance from each other, there is not much info regarding how diplomatic relations between the two nations are, however, few people who went there have great admiration of the nation's advancements.
Known Characters
Fluder Paradyne
Nazami Enec
Baziwood Peshmel
Nimble Arc Dale Anoch
Leinas Rockbruise
Arche Eeb Rile Furt
Hekkeran Termite
Imina
Roberdyck Goltron
Parpatra Ogrion
Count Femel
Loune Vermillion
Go Gin
Sophie Noia (Game Only)
In terms of magical technology, the Baharuth Empire is considered the second most advanced country.
There was currently two known adamantite adventurers group in the Empire.[32]
The Empire is the first New World nation to become a vassal state of the Sorcerer Kingdom.
The knights that protect the Imperial Palace are equivalent to gold class adventurers and are considered elite knights of the Empire.
At some point in the past, the Kingdom and the Baharuth Empire were one and the same nation before they eventually separate and became two different nations.[33]
Although the Empire wishes to take E-Rantel, they were reluctant to do so, considering how close the location of E-Rantel is to the Katze Plains.
Unlike the Slane Theocracy and the Re-Estize Kingdom, the Baharuth Empire doesn't have a single person in their nation who can use Resurrection Magic.
The Empire usually sends out forty thousand soldiers against the Kingdom during their annual war, however, they can muster sixty-thousand men if they ever need to.
The Empire is conducting research on the use of undead as laborers in an attempt to free up manpower so that it can direct the extra manpower to their military might. However, the project is facing fierce resistance from the temples, who believe that the project is immoral to their nation's creed. They perceived the project as a threat of spawning so many undead in one place, which may also cause stronger ones to spawn like the Death Knight from five years ago in the Katze Plains. This was the reason why many laborers are also against the project due to practical reasons such as job security.[34]
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Government of Andhra Pradesh, School Education Department proposes to organize Headmasters Conference on School Education Quality Initiatives on 25th and 26th of April 2017 at The Metropolitan Hotel, Benz Circle, Vijayawada. The purpose of the workshop is to discuss and share the experiences and best practices of headmasters, best practices of other states, experts in the field of education, NGOs and Officials of Education Department in order to prepare a road map for the quality improvement of school education in Andhra Pradesh.
Sri Ganta Srinivasa Rao, Hon'ble Minister for HRD, Government of Andhra Pradesh has kindly consented to inaugurate the programme and deliver Key Note Address. The Hon'ble Minister also intended to interact with Best Performing Headmasters to know how they are successful in their practices.
The District Educational Officers in the State have been requested to identify Best Performing Headmasters @2 HMs per each MLA Constituency based on the commendable work and development made by them to the society. A total of 350 Best Performing Headmasters will attend the conference. SCERT, A.P., has taken responsibility of organizing the conference under the guidance of Commissioner of School Education, Andhra Pradesh.
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There's a line commonly used in MLM circles called, "Fake it till you make it." This seems to me what Aron's definition of a poseur is, even though it uses the very term that he is distancing himself from.
The problem is that fakers and poseurs are not doers. The "make it" part of the quote never happens. They never get what they want done, and thus remain fakers and poseurs.
Faker – the outside world knows he is faking it. Even the faker knows he is faking.
Poseur – the outside world think he is faking it. The poseur believes he is not faking.
Doer – the outside world knows he is doing things. The doer knows he is doing things.
Aron – have you ever considered the possibility that the poseur is lying to himself and is really a faker? Once the faker/poseur realizes he's been duped, he'll become a doer by quitting the business. Sure, he'll be called a "quitter" by the rest of the fakers and poseurs, but to the outside world and to himself, he's a winner.
My ex best friend is in TEAM is a total faker/poser. She posts all these religious things on facebook, puts inspirational quotes, forks over so much money into LIEf…but has never made power player and shes been in the business for over 4 years. Oh yeah, she does a lot of drugs too. Hahaha. She really thinks she will make it in this "business". She only makes friends to try to get them into TEAM. Once they say they don't want anything to do with it, she drops them. What…..a loser.
Towards the end I think I was the opposite of a Poseur — people in TEAM/LIFE still thought I was doing it, but I knew I was faking! Just until I could find a way out. Turns out the way out was just cold turkey – stopping spending money, time, and energy being involved, and getting my REAL life back!
amthrax: I really want to see the "Depth or Psychiatry" tool….where can I find it?
Bwhahahahahha! I read Radosa's blog (that smells of Orrin), and I see now he's got Woodward and Brady, essentially, as two of the greatest "posers" (men with vision that we just fail to understand)……..LOL!! I've seen some of the references before….so I think W & B hatched most of the text, or else, Radosa just copied it……..judy LOVE the implication that W & B would be Major Norman Schwarzkopf's type of guys! LOL!!
amthrax/wisdom: No, they are no dummies. But something that I read about the character disordered like them is that they like the attention good and bad it makes no difference. If they get reactions to anything they say or do, then they feel omnipotent/powerful The goal is to take this away from them. They don't care that anyone is hurt by what they have done–not one bit. They count on this to rise them up to keep doing what they're doing. The resitution in all of this is to help others see that this will hurt them because team/LIFE is not the answer to what they need more of in their lives.
The facts are what they will defend. The facts will show true character–you just have to (technically) sit back and watch the show, but react with facts–nothing more.
I had to post this because this is a great site and know that it is out here for a good reason.
I just had to say this because it is becoming so clear about the way these types of people function and how they have gotten this far for this long. Knowledge of the psychopathy will allow you to still be who you are but not give them what they seek.
I have done that myself and I guess they all do to one degree or another, sad part is the ones on the "inside" are blinded by the hype all standing on chairs, yelling and clapping at the functions and the "outsiders" think it is laughable and walk away.
We just threw out close to 2,000 CD's by these fakers. It felt GREAT!!!!
Great Article…haha, Thanks for the laughs. They are both fakers and posers, they are good at fooling those involved because No One backs up what they say, they claim they are "exploding" but no proof of that and everything they say is HYPED but the outside world (all of us) and know it!
No Team- Congrats! I have been trying to scrub my brain for the last 11 months. I didn't realize how much garbage that I had in there until I tried to get it all out.


PTG Precision Components,the screw and rotor manufacturing technology division of PTG, attended Istanbul's MAKTEK Eurasia machine and tool show then Nuremburg's Chillventa refrigeration and air-conditioning show.
"We are already well known and respected globally for our ability to support manufacturing businesses of all kinds, whether it is assisting with the prototype development of new components or acting as a sub-contractor for both small-scale and high volume production," commented Sales Manager, Simon Rhodes.
A business that has been at the forefront of screw and rotor manufacturing technology for almost 60 years, PTG Precision Components works closely with companies across the HVAC, air compression, gas transmission and fluids processing industries.
The company's expertise in the field of milling and grinding helical forms has established it as a major supplier to many of the world's largest rotary screw compressor manufacturers. The business has assisted the development and manufacture of rotors for the global supercharger market; pump screws for offshore and marine applications, and energy efficient screw blowers.


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December 1, 2021, 12:37 p.m.
MLK's son critical of stalled voting legislation
On the national observance of Martin Luther King Junior's birthday, his eldest son called out the Senate for its failure so far to pass voting rights legislation. (Jan. 17)
'Why has it taken 134 years?': First Nations in Manitoba, Ontario move closer to flood compensation
More than a decade after they began, negotiations on flood claim settlements between several First Nations in southeastern Manitoba and northwestern Ontario and the federal and provincial governments appear to be drawing to a close. But some are wondering what those settlements will mean for the First Nations affected — and why it's taken so long to address flooding caused by dams that were built over a century ago. "Why has it taken 134 years?" asks Chief John Thunder of Buffalo Point First Nat
Crush of provincial aid requests makes Omicron wave unique for federal response: LeBlanc
Simultaneous provincial requests for aid and the sheer number of cases make this Omicron-driven wave of the COVID-19 pandemic different when it comes to Ottawa's response, says Intergovernmental Affairs Minister Dominic LeBlanc. Unlike other waves, the record-breaking surge of cases this winter struck at much the same time across jurisdictions in Canada, "and many provinces, at the same time, are requesting more and more federal support," LeBlanc said in an interview on Rosemary Barton Live airi
Ontario reports 3,887 hospitalized with COVID-19, antiviral doses for most at risk arriving soon
Ontario reported 3,887 hospitalizations of people with COVID-19 on Monday, with 578 of those patients in ICU. It is important to note that not all hospitals in the province report hospitalization figures on weekends, so the real number could be higher. The province also reported 8,521 new cases of COVID-19 — however, that number is not a reliable indicator of the true spread of the virus given restricted testing access. Officials also reported 22 more deaths. Health Minister Christine Elliott al
China's claim that Omicron came from Canadian mail dismissed as 'ludicrous'
OTTAWA — A claim by Chinese health authorities that the Omicron variant was introduced to a resident of Beijing through a piece of regular mail from Canada is being dismissed as ludicrous. A Chinese state-controlled news outlet first reported that the Jan. 7 infection of a Beijing resident was the result of receiving a letter or parcel from Canada that passed through Hong Kong. The Chinese report attributed the possibility of that having happened to the deputy director of the Beijing Centre for
Western Hospital emergency closed overnight
The collaborative emergency centre at Western Hospital in Alberton, P.E.I., will be closed overnight Monday, says Health P.E.I. The closure is due to a temporary lack of staffing. The emergency department will close at 8 p.m. Monday and reopen 8 a.m. Tuesday. Health P.E.I. advises anyone with emergency medical needs should call 911 or seek emergency services, including in the following situations: Experiencing discomfort or tightness in the chest. Experiencing unusual shortness of breath. Experi


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George Morrison
The Great Resignation of 2021: The Stay Interview – An Employee Retention Tool
By George Morrison / December 30, 2021 December 30, 2021 / Employers
Employers continue to grapple with the avalanche of legal and operational issues that arose in 2021. A global pandemic proved to be only the beginning, as major supply chain disruptions, emergency closures, telework and the most recently revived OSHA vaccine mandates (along with now facing the difficult decision to terminate productive employees who do not …
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OSHA ETS Heads to Sixth Circuit
By George Morrison / November 23, 2021 November 23, 2021 / COVID-19, Employers, OSHA
On November 16, 2021, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit was selected during the Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation's lottery to hear the multiple consolidated challenges to the recent COVID-19 Emergency Temporary Standard (ETS) issued by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). OSHA is permitted to issue an ETS if the …
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Private Right of Action Confirmed Under Pennsylvania Medical Marijuana Act
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This month, the Pennsylvania Superior Court held as a matter of first impression that medical marijuana users may maintain a private action under the Pennsylvania Medical Marijuana Act (MMA). The case is Scranton Quincy Clinic Company, LLC, et al. v. Pamela Palmiter, Case No. 498 MDA 2020 (Pa. Super. Ct. Aug. 5, 2021). Plaintiff Palmiter …
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Words Matter in Attendance Policies
By Nancy Conrad and George Morrison / January 29, 2021 April 26, 2021 / FMLA
The Third Circuit Court of Appeals recently identified the difference between merely "requesting" Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) leave and "requesting and reporting" FMLA leave. At issue in the case was the employer's policy that required an employee to request and be approved for FMLA leave and, once approved, to report an FMLA absence …
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Proof-Premium payment receipt having name of the insured, sum assured and payment date.
Proof-Receipts of contribution in PF with details of total contribution in previous year.
Proof-The certificate itself is the proof. Make sure that investors details are correct.
Proof-5 year FD certificate that mentions the deposits is eligible for tax sever scheme.
Proof-The receipt of Principal amount paid for housing loan.
Proof-The receipt of sum contributed under the pension plan of Life Insurance Corporation or the pension scheme notified by Central Govt.
Apart from above mentioned proofs, the taxpayers should also keep proper records of expenses claimed under income tax and bills of various assets and products purchased. As per various stipulations, it is important for a taxpayer to keep tax records and supporting documents for at least 8 years.


text:
#include <cassert>

#include <fstream>
#include <iostream>
#include <set>
#include <sstream>
#include <string>
#include <vector>

#include <sys/stat.h>

#include "platform.h"
#include "t_oop_generator.h"

using std::map;
using std::ofstream;
using std::ostream;
using std::ostringstream;
using std::set;
using std::string;
using std::vector;

static const string endl = "\n";  // avoid ostream << std::endl flushes

/**
 * D code generator.
 *
 * generate_*() functions are called by the base class to emit code for the
 * given entity, print_*() functions write a piece of code to the passed
 * stream, and render_*() return a string containing the D representation of
 * the passed entity.
 */
class t_d_generator : public t_oop_generator {
 public:
  t_d_generator(
      t_program* program,
      const std::map<string, string>& parsed_options,
      const string& option_string)
    : t_oop_generator(program)
  {
    (void) parsed_options;
    (void) option_string;
    out_dir_base_ = "gen-d";
  }

 protected:
  virtual void init_generator() {
    // Make output directory
    MKDIR(get_out_dir().c_str());

    string dir = program_->get_namespace("d");
    string subdir = get_out_dir();
    string::size_type loc;
    while ((loc = dir.find(".")) != string::npos) {
      subdir = subdir + "/" + dir.substr(0, loc);
      MKDIR(subdir.c_str());
      dir = dir.substr(loc+1);
    }
    if (!dir.empty()) {
      subdir = subdir + "/" + dir;
      MKDIR(subdir.c_str());
    }

    package_dir_ = subdir + "/";

    // Make output file
    string f_types_name = package_dir_ + program_name_ + "_types.d";
    f_types_.open(f_types_name.c_str());

    // Print header
    f_types_ <<
      autogen_comment() <<
      "module " << render_package(*program_) << program_name_ << "_types;" << endl <<
      endl;

    print_default_imports(f_types_);

    // Include type modules from other imported programs.
    const vector<t_program*>& includes = program_->get_includes();
    for (size_t i = 0; i < includes.size(); ++i) {
      f_types_ <<
        "import " << render_package(*(includes[i])) <<
        includes[i]->get_name() << "_types;" << endl;
    }
    if (!includes.empty()) f_types_ << endl;
  }

  virtual void close_generator() {
    // Close output file
    f_types_.close();
  }

  virtual void generate_consts(std::vector<t_const*> consts) {
    if (!consts.empty()) {
      string f_consts_name = package_dir_+program_name_+"_constants.d";
      ofstream f_consts;
      f_consts.open(f_consts_name.c_str());

      f_consts <<
        autogen_comment() <<
        "module " << render_package(*program_) << program_name_ << "_constants;" << endl
        << endl;

      print_default_imports(f_consts);

      f_consts <<
        "import " << render_package(*get_program()) << program_name_ << "_types;" << endl <<
        endl;

      vector<t_const*>::iterator c_iter;
      for (c_iter = consts.begin(); c_iter != consts.end(); ++c_iter) {
        string name = (*c_iter)->get_name();
        t_type* type = (*c_iter)->get_type();
        indent(f_consts) << "immutable(" << render_type_name(type) << ") " <<
          name << ";" << endl;
      }

      f_consts <<
        endl <<
        "static this() {" << endl;
      indent_up();

      bool first = true;
      for (c_iter = consts.begin(); c_iter != consts.end(); ++c_iter) {
        if (first) {
          first = false;
        } else {
          f_consts << endl;
        }
        t_type* type = (*c_iter)->get_type();
        indent(f_consts) << (*c_iter)->get_name() << " = ";
        if (!is_immutable_type(type)) {
          f_consts << "cast(immutable(" << render_type_name(type) << ")) ";
        }
        f_consts <<
          render_const_value(type, (*c_iter)->get_value()) << ";" << endl;
      }
      indent_down();
      indent(f_consts) <<
        "}" << endl;
    }
  }

  virtual void generate_typedef(t_typedef* ttypedef) {
    f_types_ <<
      indent() << "alias " << render_type_name(ttypedef->get_type()) << " " <<
      ttypedef->get_symbolic() << ";" << endl << endl;
  }

  virtual void generate_enum(t_enum* tenum) {
    vector<t_enum_value*> constants = tenum->get_constants();

    string enum_name = tenum->get_name();
    f_types_ <<
      indent() << "enum " << enum_name << " {" << endl;

    indent_up();

    vector<t_enum_value*>::const_iterator c_iter;
    bool first = true;
    for (c_iter = constants.begin(); c_iter != constants.end(); ++c_iter) {
      if (first) {
        first = false;
      } else {
        f_types_ << "," << endl;
      }
      indent(f_types_) << (*c_iter)->get_name();
      f_types_ << " = " << (*c_iter)->get_value();
    }

    f_types_ << endl;
    indent_down();
    indent(f_types_) << "}" << endl;

    f_types_ << endl;
  }

  virtual void generate_struct(t_struct* tstruct) {
    print_struct_definition(f_types_, tstruct, false);
  }

  virtual void generate_xception(t_struct* txception) {
    print_struct_definition(f_types_, txception, true);
  }

  virtual void generate_service(t_service* tservice) {
    string svc_name = tservice->get_name();

    // Service implementation file includes
    string f_servicename = package_dir_ + svc_name + ".d";
    std::ofstream f_service;
    f_service.open(f_servicename.c_str());
    f_service <<
      autogen_comment() <<
      "module " << render_package(*program_) << svc_name << ";" << endl <<
      endl;

    print_default_imports(f_service);

    f_service << "import " << render_package(*get_program()) << program_name_ <<
      "_types;" << endl;

    t_service* extends_service = tservice->get_extends();
    if (extends_service != NULL) {
      f_service <<
        "import " << render_package(*(extends_service->get_program())) <<
        extends_service->get_name() << ";" << endl;
    }

    f_service << endl;

    string extends = "";
    if (tservice->get_extends() != NULL) {
      extends = " : " + render_type_name(tservice->get_extends());
    }

    f_service <<
      indent() << "interface " << svc_name << extends << " {" << endl;
    indent_up();

    // Collect all the exception types service methods can throw so we can
    // emit the necessary aliases later.
    set<t_type*> exception_types;

    // Print the method signatures.
    vector<t_function*> functions = tservice->get_functions();
    vector<t_function*>::iterator fn_iter;
    for (fn_iter = functions.begin(); fn_iter != functions.end(); ++fn_iter) {
      f_service << indent();
      print_function_signature(f_service, *fn_iter);
      f_service << ";" << endl;

      const vector<t_field*>& exceptions = (*fn_iter)->get_xceptions()->get_members();
      vector<t_field*>::const_iterator ex_iter;
      for (ex_iter = exceptions.begin(); ex_iter != exceptions.end(); ++ex_iter) {
        exception_types.insert((*ex_iter)->get_type());
      }
    }

    // Alias the exception types into the current scope.
    if (!exception_types.empty()) f_service << endl;
    set<t_type*>::const_iterator et_iter;
    for (et_iter = exception_types.begin(); et_iter != exception_types.end(); ++et_iter) {
      indent(f_service) << "alias " << render_package(*(*et_iter)->get_program()) <<
        (*et_iter)->get_program()->get_name() << "_types" << "." <<
        (*et_iter)->get_name() << " " << (*et_iter)->get_name() << ";" << endl;
    }

    // Write the method metadata.
    ostringstream meta;
    indent_up();
    bool first = true;
    for (fn_iter = functions.begin(); fn_iter != functions.end(); ++fn_iter) {
      if ((*fn_iter)->get_arglist()->get_members().empty() &&
        (*fn_iter)->get_xceptions()->get_members().empty() &&
        !(*fn_iter)->is_oneway()) {
        continue;
      }

      if (first) {
        first = false;
      } else {
        meta << ",";
      }

      meta << endl <<
        indent() << "TMethodMeta(`" << (*fn_iter)->get_name() << "`, " << endl;
      indent_up();
      indent(meta) << "[";

      bool first = true;
      const vector<t_field*> &params = (*fn_iter)->get_arglist()->get_members();
      vector<t_field*>::const_iterator p_iter;
      for (p_iter = params.begin(); p_iter != params.end(); ++p_iter) {
        if (first) {
          first = false;
        } else {
          meta << ", ";
        }

        meta << "TParamMeta(`" << (*p_iter)->get_name() << "`, " << (*p_iter)->get_key();

        t_const_value* cv = (*p_iter)->get_value();
        if (cv != NULL) {
          meta << ", q{" << render_const_value((*p_iter)->get_type(), cv) << "}";
        }
        meta << ")";
      }

      meta << "]";

      if (!(*fn_iter)->get_xceptions()->get_members().empty() ||
        (*fn_iter)->is_oneway()) {
        meta << "," << endl <<
          indent() << "[";

        bool first = true;
        const vector<t_field*>& exceptions =
          (*fn_iter)->get_xceptions()->get_members();
        vector<t_field*>::const_iterator ex_iter;
        for (ex_iter = exceptions.begin(); ex_iter != exceptions.end(); ++ex_iter) {
          if (first) {
            first = false;
          } else {
            meta << ", ";
          }

          meta << "TExceptionMeta(`" << (*ex_iter)->get_name() <<
            "`, " << (*ex_iter)->get_key() << ", `" <<
            (*ex_iter)->get_type()->get_name() << "`)";
        }

        meta << "]";
      }

      if ((*fn_iter)->is_oneway()) {
        meta << "," << endl <<
          indent() << "TMethodType.ONEWAY";
      }

      indent_down();
      meta << endl <<
        indent() << ")";
    }
    indent_down();

    string meta_str(meta.str());
    if (!meta_str.empty()) {
      f_service << endl <<
        indent() << "enum methodMeta = [" << meta_str << endl <<
        indent() << "];" << endl;
    }

    indent_down();
    indent(f_service) << "}" << endl;

    // Server skeleton generation.
    string f_skeletonname = package_dir_ + svc_name + "_server.skeleton.d";
    std::ofstream f_skeleton;
    f_skeleton.open(f_skeletonname.c_str());
    print_server_skeleton(f_skeleton, tservice);
    f_skeleton.close();
  }

 private:
    /**
     * Writes a server skeleton for the passed service to out.
     */
    void print_server_skeleton(ostream &out, t_service* tservice) {
      string svc_name = tservice->get_name();

      out <<
        "/*" << endl <<
        " * This auto-generated skeleton file illustrates how to build a server. If you" << endl <<
        " * intend to customize it, you should edit a copy with another file name to " << endl <<
        " * avoid overwriting it when running the generator again." << endl <<
        " */" << endl <<
        "module " << render_package(*tservice->get_program()) << svc_name << "_server;" << endl <<
        endl <<
        "import std.stdio;" << endl <<
        "import thrift.codegen.processor;" << endl <<
        "import thrift.protocol.binary;" << endl <<
        "import thrift.server.simple;" << endl <<
        "import thrift.server.transport.socket;" << endl <<
        "import thrift.transport.buffered;" << endl <<
        "import thrift.util.hashset;" << endl <<
        endl <<
        "import " << render_package(*tservice->get_program()) << svc_name << ";" << endl <<
        "import " << render_package(*get_program()) << program_name_ << "_types;" << endl <<
        endl <<
        endl <<
        "class " << svc_name << "Handler : " << svc_name << " {" << endl;

      indent_up();
      out <<
        indent() << "this() {" << endl <<
        indent() << "  // Your initialization goes here." << endl <<
        indent() << "}" << endl <<
        endl;

      vector<t_function*> functions = tservice->get_functions();
      vector<t_function*>::iterator f_iter;
      for (f_iter = functions.begin(); f_iter != functions.end(); ++f_iter) {
        out << indent();
        print_function_signature(out, *f_iter);
        out << " {" << endl;

        indent_up();

        out <<
          indent() << "// Your implementation goes here." << endl <<
          indent() << "writeln(\"" << (*f_iter)->get_name() << " called\");" << endl;

        t_base_type* rt = (t_base_type*)(*f_iter)->get_returntype();
        if (rt->get_base() != t_base_type::TYPE_VOID) {
          indent(out) << "return typeof(return).init;" << endl;
        }

        indent_down();

        out <<
          indent() << "}" << endl <<
          endl;
      }

      indent_down();
      out <<
        "}" << endl <<
        endl;

      out <<
        indent() << "void main() {" << endl;
      indent_up();
      out <<
        indent() << "auto protocolFactory = new TBinaryProtocolFactory!();" << endl <<
        indent() << "auto processor = new TServiceProcessor!" << svc_name << "(new " << svc_name << "Handler);" << endl <<
        indent() << "auto serverTransport = new TServerSocket(9090);" << endl <<
        indent() << "auto transportFactory = new TBufferedTransportFactory;" << endl <<

        indent() << "auto server = new TSimpleServer(" << endl <<
        indent() << "  processor, serverTransport, transportFactory, protocolFactory);" << endl <<
        indent() << "server.serve();" << endl;
      indent_down();
      out <<
        "}" << endl;
    }

  /**
   * Writes the definition of a struct or an exception type to out.
   */
  void print_struct_definition(ostream& out, t_struct* tstruct, bool is_exception) {
    const vector<t_field*>& members = tstruct->get_members();

    if (is_exception) {
      indent(out) << "class " << tstruct->get_name() << " : TException {" << endl;
    } else {
      indent(out) << "struct " << tstruct->get_name() << " {" << endl;
    }
    indent_up();

    // Declare all fields.
    vector<t_field*>::const_iterator m_iter;
    for (m_iter = members.begin(); m_iter != members.end(); ++m_iter) {
      indent(out) << render_type_name((*m_iter)->get_type()) << " " <<
        (*m_iter)->get_name() << ";" << endl;
    }

    if (!members.empty()) indent(out) << endl;
    indent(out) << "mixin TStructHelpers!(";

    if (!members.empty()) {
      // If there are any fields, construct the TFieldMeta array to pass to
      // TStructHelpers. We can't just pass an empty array if not because []
      // doesn't pass the TFieldMeta[] constraint.
      out << "[";
      indent_up();

      bool first = true;
      vector<t_field*>::const_iterator m_iter;
      for (m_iter = members.begin(); m_iter != members.end(); ++m_iter) {
        if (first) {
          first = false;
        } else {
          out << ",";
        }
        out << endl;

        indent(out) << "TFieldMeta(`" << (*m_iter)->get_name() << "`, " <<
          (*m_iter)->get_key();

        t_const_value* cv = (*m_iter)->get_value();
        t_field::e_req req = (*m_iter)->get_req();
        out << ", " << render_req(req);
        if (cv != NULL) {
          out << ", q{" << render_const_value((*m_iter)->get_type(), cv) << "}";
        }
        out << ")";
      }

      indent_down();
      out << endl << indent() << "]";
    }

    out << ");" << endl;

    indent_down();
    indent(out) <<
      "}" << endl <<
      endl;
  }

  /**
   * Prints the D function signature (including return type) for the given
   * method.
   */
  void print_function_signature(ostream& out, t_function* fn) {
    out << render_type_name(fn->get_returntype()) <<
      " " << fn->get_name() << "(";

    const vector<t_field*>& fields = fn->get_arglist()->get_members();
    vector<t_field*>::const_iterator f_iter;
    bool first = true;
    for (f_iter = fields.begin(); f_iter != fields.end(); ++f_iter) {
      if (first) {
        first = false;
      } else {
        out << ", ";
      }
      out << render_type_name((*f_iter)->get_type(), true) << " " <<
          (*f_iter)->get_name();
    }

    out << ")";
  }

  /**
   * Returns the D representation of value. The result is guaranteed to be a
   * single expression; for complex types, immediately called delegate
   * literals are used to achieve this.
   */
  string render_const_value(t_type* type, t_const_value* value) {
    // Resolve any typedefs.
    type = get_true_type(type);

    ostringstream out;
    if (type->is_base_type()) {
      t_base_type::t_base tbase = ((t_base_type*)type)->get_base();
      switch (tbase) {
      case t_base_type::TYPE_STRING:
        out << '"' << get_escaped_string(value) << '"';
        break;
      case t_base_type::TYPE_BOOL:
        out << ((value->get_integer() > 0) ? "true" : "false");
        break;
      case t_base_type::TYPE_BYTE:
      case t_base_type::TYPE_I16:
        out << "cast(" << render_type_name(type) << ")" << value->get_integer();
        break;
      case t_base_type::TYPE_I32:
        out << value->get_integer();
        break;
      case t_base_type::TYPE_I64:
        out << value->get_integer() << "L";
        break;
      case t_base_type::TYPE_DOUBLE:
        if (value->get_type() == t_const_value::CV_INTEGER) {
          out << value->get_integer();
        } else {
          out << value->get_double();
        }
        break;
      default:
        throw "Compiler error: No const of base type " +
          t_base_type::t_base_name(tbase);
      }
    } else if (type->is_enum()) {
      out << "cast(" << render_type_name(type) << ")" << value->get_integer();
    } else {
      out << "{" << endl;
      indent_up();

      indent(out) << render_type_name(type) << " v;" << endl;
      if (type->is_struct() || type->is_xception()) {
        indent(out) << "v = " << (type->is_xception() ? "new " : "") <<
          render_type_name(type) << "();" << endl;

        const vector<t_field*>& fields = ((t_struct*)type)->get_members();
        vector<t_field*>::const_iterator f_iter;
        const map<t_const_value*, t_const_value*>& val = value->get_map();
        map<t_const_value*, t_const_value*>::const_iterator v_iter;
        for (v_iter = val.begin(); v_iter != val.end(); ++v_iter) {
          t_type* field_type = NULL;
          for (f_iter = fields.begin(); f_iter != fields.end(); ++f_iter) {
            if ((*f_iter)->get_name() == v_iter->first->get_string()) {
              field_type = (*f_iter)->get_type();
            }
          }
          if (field_type == NULL) {
            throw "Type error: " + type->get_name() + " has no field " +
              v_iter->first->get_string();
          }
          string val = render_const_value(field_type, v_iter->second);
          indent(out) << "v.set!`" << v_iter->first->get_string() <<
            "`(" << val << ");" << endl;
        }
      } else if (type->is_map()) {
        t_type* ktype = ((t_map*)type)->get_key_type();
        t_type* vtype = ((t_map*)type)->get_val_type();
        const map<t_const_value*, t_const_value*>& val = value->get_map();
        map<t_const_value*, t_const_value*>::const_iterator v_iter;
        for (v_iter = val.begin(); v_iter != val.end(); ++v_iter) {
          string key = render_const_value(ktype, v_iter->first);
          string val = render_const_value(vtype, v_iter->second);
          indent(out) << "v[";
          if (!is_immutable_type(ktype)) {
            out << "cast(immutable(" << render_type_name(ktype) << "))";
          }
          out << key << "] = " << val << ";" << endl;
        }
      } else if (type->is_list()) {
        t_type* etype = ((t_list*)type)->get_elem_type();
        const vector<t_const_value*>& val = value->get_list();
        vector<t_const_value*>::const_iterator v_iter;
        for (v_iter = val.begin(); v_iter != val.end(); ++v_iter) {
          string val = render_const_value(etype, *v_iter);
          indent(out) << "v ~= " << val << ";" << endl;
        }
      } else if (type->is_set()) {
        t_type* etype = ((t_set*)type)->get_elem_type();
        const vector<t_const_value*>& val = value->get_list();
        vector<t_const_value*>::const_iterator v_iter;
        for (v_iter = val.begin(); v_iter != val.end(); ++v_iter) {
          string val = render_const_value(etype, *v_iter);
          indent(out) << "v ~= " << val << ";" << endl;
        }
      } else {
        throw "Compiler error: Invalid type in render_const_value: " +
          type->get_name();
      }
      indent(out) << "return v;" << endl;

      indent_down();
      indent(out) << "}()";
    }

    return out.str();
  }

  /**
   * Returns the D package to which modules for program are written (with a
   * trailing dot, if not empty).
   */
  string render_package(const t_program& program) const {
    string package = program.get_namespace("d");
    if (package.size() == 0) return "";
    return package + ".";
  }

  /**
   * Returns the name of the D repesentation of ttype.
   *
   * If isArg is true, a const reference to the type will be returned for
   * structs.
   */
  string render_type_name(const t_type* ttype, bool isArg = false) const {
    if (ttype->is_base_type()) {
      t_base_type::t_base tbase = ((t_base_type*)ttype)->get_base();
      switch (tbase) {
      case t_base_type::TYPE_VOID:
        return "void";
      case t_base_type::TYPE_STRING:
        return "string";
      case t_base_type::TYPE_BOOL:
        return "bool";
      case t_base_type::TYPE_BYTE:
        return "byte";
      case t_base_type::TYPE_I16:
        return "short";
      case t_base_type::TYPE_I32:
        return "int";
      case t_base_type::TYPE_I64:
        return "long";
      case t_base_type::TYPE_DOUBLE:
        return "double";
      default:
        throw "Compiler error: No D type name for base type " +
          t_base_type::t_base_name(tbase);
      }
    }

    if (ttype->is_container()) {
      t_container* tcontainer = (t_container*) ttype;
      if (tcontainer->has_cpp_name()) {
        return tcontainer->get_cpp_name();
      } else if (ttype->is_map()) {
        t_map* tmap = (t_map*) ttype;
        t_type* ktype = tmap->get_key_type();

        string name = render_type_name(tmap->get_val_type()) + "[";
        if (!is_immutable_type(ktype)) {
          name += "immutable(";
        }
        name += render_type_name(ktype);
        if (!is_immutable_type(ktype)) {
          name += ")";
        }
        name += "]";
        return name;
      } else if (ttype->is_set()) {
        t_set* tset = (t_set*) ttype;
        return "HashSet!(" + render_type_name(tset->get_elem_type()) + ")";
      } else if (ttype->is_list()) {
        t_list* tlist = (t_list*) ttype;
        return render_type_name(tlist->get_elem_type()) + "[]";
      }
    }

    if (ttype->is_struct() && isArg) {
      return "ref const(" + ttype->get_name() + ")";
    } else {
      return ttype->get_name();
    }
  }

  /**
   * Returns the D TReq enum member corresponding to req.
   */
  string render_req(t_field::e_req req) const {
    switch (req) {
    case t_field::T_OPT_IN_REQ_OUT:
      return "TReq.OPT_IN_REQ_OUT";
    case t_field::T_OPTIONAL:
      return "TReq.OPTIONAL";
    case t_field::T_REQUIRED:
      return "TReq.REQUIRED";
    default:
      {
        std::stringstream ss;
        ss << "Compiler error: Invalid requirement level " << req;
        throw ss.str();
      }

    }
  }

  /**
   * Writes the default list of imports (which are written to every generated
   * module) to f.
   */
  void print_default_imports(ostream& out) {
    indent(out) <<
      "import thrift.base;" << endl <<
      "import thrift.codegen.base;" << endl <<
      "import thrift.util.hashset;" << endl <<
      endl;
  }

  /**
   * Returns whether type is »intrinsically immutable«, in the sense that
   * a value of that type is implicitly castable to immutable(type), and it is
   * allowed for AA keys without an immutable() qualifier.
   */
  bool is_immutable_type(t_type* type) const {
    t_type* ttype = get_true_type(type);
    return ttype->is_base_type() || ttype->is_enum();
  }

  /*
   * File streams, stored here to avoid passing them as parameters to every
   * function.
   */
  ofstream f_types_;
  ofstream f_header_;

  string package_dir_;
};

THRIFT_REGISTER_GENERATOR(d, "D", "")


Widener Library's Sub-Saharan African materials deal with all aspects of African experience and culture in African nations south of the Sahara.
The Sub-Saharan African Collection at Widener Library includes materials in various formats dealing with all aspects of African experience and culture in African nations south of the Sahara that support research, teaching, and academic programs in the humanities and social sciences, at Harvard and in the larger scholarly community.
Materials in this collection are produced or published in a wide variety of African languages, English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, German and Dutch.
Publications about Africa that are published in other parts of the world are part of collections focused on those countries or regions. Widener Library's Middle Eastern Collection acquires materials from North Africa.
In addition to the Widener Library, African collections are held in specialized libraries such as: the Harvard Map Collection, Government Documents/Microforms in Lamont Library, Harvard Law School Library, Tozzer Library, Fine Arts Library, Loeb Music Library, and Andover-Harvard Theological Library.
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Gratitude and the Gift of Generosity
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Heather A. Willoughby
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Graduate School of International Studies
Graduate School ofInternational Studies
I have lived in South Korea for a total of nearly 20 years. In that span of time I have seen many changes occur here; both physically and culturally. I have experienced the best of Korea's long and rich culture and occasionally the dark side of a supposedly homogeneous society; one that at times shuns foreigners. But my overarching impression of the people is one of generosity.
I recall living in Pyeongtaek in 1987. This was an era before the transformations of the country associated with the Olympics. At that time, Korea was certainly industrious and growing, but it was also a nation that teetered on the edge of developing and developed status. Each week we would travel deep into the countryside to visit an elderly woman; she lived alone in a small shack made of mud and thatch. Perhaps you cannot fathom that a mere 35 years ago such meager accommodations still existed, but such was her plight. At the time, I was living on a limited budget, but always tried to bring her a small bag of rice or other essentials. Yet, what astounded me, was that despite her destitute circumstances, she always provided me with delicious strawberries or other delightful fruit snacks. I have no doubt this was a great burden to her, but I could not refuse her gift. I am grateful to this day for the lesson she taught me about humble generosity.
In the late 1990s, I returned to Korea to conduct research for my Ph.D. dissertation. I was just one small speck in the burgeoning city of Seoul, and yet one man recognized me in moment of need, and I am grateful to this day. I lived in an area of the city that was serviced by relatively little public transportation, so I often rode the same bus, each day greeting the same driver. Near the end of my research period, I went to Gwanghwamun to purchase books and supplies I would need to continue my studies in the US. Ready to return home, my arms were laden with my heavy purchases when it began to rain. Down the road, I saw the bus I needed, but was still some distance from the stop; to my chagrin, the bus departed without me. The driver had already crossed three lanes of traffic to turn left when he spotted me, clumsily struggling with my wet bags; he immediately cut back across the traffic to pick me up. I attribute his kindness to an unspoken, but mutual appreciation for one another: every day I entered his bus I said hello, and every day I exited, I thanked him for his service. And so it was, in my moment of need, he generously repaid my sincere gratitude.
Living in Seoul today is much the same; making personal connections with people in my neighborhood always leads to pleasant encounters. Each week I purchase fruits and vegetables from a pop-up farmer's market in the parking lot of my apartment complex. I do not speak at length, but always try to be pleasant and kind to the proprietors. One week I opted to purchase a parcel of oranges. To my surprise, the merchant indicated that I did not want those particular fruits, but rather in a box under the counter he had a special stash for his best customers; apparently, I had earned elite status!
These are three of a myriad of stories I could share; but they embody a fundamental trait of Koreans I have experienced throughout my extended stay. By verbalizing my appreciation to individuals, I have been rewarded with an abundance of generosity; and I am grateful for that.
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Are you interested in building your own home cinema system? Maybe you want that movie-like feeling when you're sitting at home with a bowl of popcorn. Or, you just want a better experience when you watch your favorite sports or action movies. With all the latest HDTVs, 4K TVs and the best speakers around, now is a great time to get in the DIY mindset and make room for a custom home theater. But, with all the options available how do you know what to buy? In this post we will discuss what electronics you need and the options you have when you are ready to build your home theater system.
The base of your home theater begins with the TV. The bigger the better, right? Possibly, but be careful with going too big. Based on your living room size you may need to move furniture around or mount your TV on the wall. Ideally, for a 70 inch TV, you'll need at least a 9.5 foot distance between your seating and the television. Another factor to consider is whether or not your TV will have Smart TV features. This will allow you to stream movies and TV shows without buying additional devices. Most of the newer high-end televisions contain Smart TV features, but if you're buying a used one – or getting a great deal on clearance TV – be sure to double check. Use the below screen size, resolution and viewing distance guide that was created by kagoo.com.
With the TV arranged, the next thing in a home theater system is the video source. This could be any number of things like an Apple TV, Roku, 4K media player, satellite receiver or Blu-ray player – as well as any smart set-top boxes. Most likely you'll want one that connects to the Internet so you can catch Netflix's original shows.
The third component is an AV receiver. This is the main connection hub of your system and brings together all your audio, video and other media source connections. From there, the receiver sends the signal to your television display and your surround speaker system. Many newer receivers connect to a wireless network and let you stream music directly from a smartphone, laptop or other device in your home. Depending on your needs, you may find yourself going with the wireless option over more traditional receivers, even if it's a feature you don't necessarily see yourself using right away. A quality receiver is an expensive investment – and something that should last you many years – so don't skimp on features as you probably won't be upgrading frequently.
Finally, the remaining element to complete your home cinema system – and the part responsible for the true in-home movie experience – is the speaker system. To get the full surround sound effect you'll need at least a 5.1 speaker set that includes a subwoofer. Take the time to vet each company and speaker type. From floor-standing speakers to modern in-ceiling speaker sets, you'll have to see what will work with your room specs, overall design and the functionality requirements. Like your AV receiver, when buying a speaker system it's not the time to cut corners and be overly price conscious. A quality speaker system is expensive but it can last a long time, providing many years of enjoyment. And, if you go to the expense of installing surround speakers inside your walls or ceilings, it's definitely not something you'll be upgrading every year. A decent television combined with a quality AV receiver and a great-sounding surround system will delight you much more than having the latest and greatest 4K television, but using low quality speakers – or worse – the built-in ones.
The biggest thing you want to decide is whether or not you want to buy an all-in-one system or buy each component separately. What's best for you?
Well, if you are a complete beginner and just want an easy, no-fuss solution, you could go with an all-in-one system. It's the easiest way to get started since you use your existing TV, there's no guesswork involved, and all the vital components are included. Typically you'll get set that includes a receiver, speakers, a Blu-ray player (some systems have this option), cables and instructions.
But, if you are a movie and entertainment buff, you might revel in a DIY project and enjoy researching and finding the best TV, speakers and top-of-the-line receiver for your home theater system.
And finally, one thing you'll definitely need is a universal remote option. Since you will have several electronics working together in your new home theater, using something like our SURE Universal app makes total sense. With the option to group your devices together, you'll have no need for multiple devices, saving batteries and making it easier to work your home theater. Over to you – have you built your own home theater system? How did you do it?


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Dr. Goldberger became a partner in Endodontic Associates in 1988. In addition to maintaining a busy private practice, he has been, and continues to be very active as an educator in his field.
Dr. Goldberger was appointed director of Lutheran Medical Center's endodontic residency program (now NYU Langone Hospital, Brooklyn) at its inception in 2005. Under his guidance, the program has flourished. In 2009 his program expanded to Puerto Rico where the hospital has partnered with the University of Puerto Rico.
Dr. Goldberger has four children; Jared, Arielle, Jesse and Zachary. He lives in Brooklyn with his wife, Heather and son Zachary.
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Q: How can I get my earlier DIV to not be hidden by other later DIVs? I have a web app that is modular on the back end.
I'm trying to create a pop-up div ("new feature") notification in it.
The problem is that the module creating that DIV is executed before later modules, and as a result, the noification DIV is partially hidden by the later DIVs:
                       [ DATA DIV ]
                       [ //////// ]
-----------------------[ //////// ]--------------
| \\\ Notification \\\ [ //////// ] \\\ div \\\ |
-----------------------[ //////// ]--------------
                       [ //////// ]
                       [ //////// ]
                       [ //////// ]
                       [ END  DIV ]

Is there any way in CSS or JavaScript to do this so that the earlier notification DIV hides the later DATA DIV, not the other way around?
                       [ DATA DIV ]
                       [ //////// ]
-------------------------------------------------
| \\\ Notification \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ div \\\ |
-------------------------------------------------
                       [ //////// ]
                       [ //////// ]
                       [ //////// ]
                       [ END  DIV ]

Thanks !

A: To correctly position a DIV (or any elemnt on the page), you need to understand that the "vertical" (what is under what) positioning of elements is controlled by layers (see W3C Visual Formatting page, #9.9: Layered presentation for details).
The layers in which a given element are in are controlled by z-index CSS property (available in CSS2).
To place it on top, use higher value (default 0).
So if your 2 DIVs had IDs data and notification, use the following style (assuming data has no style of its own with z-index, and assuming both can have position: relative;):
#notification {
    z-index:999;
    position: relative;
}

It's recommended to use a much-spaced values for z-index (e.g. 999 instead of 1) so you can easily layer many elements in between later.
Further reading:

*

*http://reference.sitepoint.com/css/z-index (has a good browser compatibility chart)

*W3C Schools (http://www.w3schools.com/cssref/pr_pos_z-index.asp)

*W3C Visual Formatting page, #9.9: Layered presentation

A: CSS should easily bring the notification div in front of everything else.
 div#notification {
    position: relative;
    z-index:9999; }

A: I assume your dynamically created div is absolute-positioned. Declaring z-index:1 with css will put it on top of the other divs, but only if they have a lower z-index.
Read more here.

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Have oxygenated, filtered water always available to your cats, dogs, ferrets or other pets. The medium sized Ergo automatic pet fountain holds 3 gallons of water. Water in the water bowl is continuously changed. No more empty cat or dog water bowls! Animals are encouraged to drink more water.
Automatic waterer with detachable pet water dish keeps pets hydrated.
This fresh flow pet water fountain with filtration reduces the chances of your pet getting urinary tract diseases.
Continuous water bowl circulation of Ergo dog water fountain provides oxygenated dog drinking water or cat drinking water.
Filtered automatic dog waterer provides sparkling crystal clear pet water.
Cat fountain filtered water encourages pets to drink more water.
High capacity water storage jug means less frequent filling unlike other automatic pet waterers and cat or dog water fountains.
Our pet fountain uses forced aeration of water to reduce pet saliva contamination in the water bowl. Patented system adds oxygen to the automatic cat water fountain or automatic dog water bowl without dependence upon splatter.
Eight layer filter in our automatic pet waterer is inexpensive and easily replaced.
Pet fountain storage jug has large fill opening and easy carry dual carrying handle.
Ergo pet fountain has a whisper quiet motor: barely audible, not disturbing to pets or humans.
Note from Barbara: Maggie and Ellie May, my Boston Terriers, have a medium pet waterer at home and a small pet waterer at the office. Keeping a water bowl filled and not kicking it is a bother. The pet oasis water is continuously changed and water stays in the bowl. I fill the bottles every three weeks. All 3 of us love them.
Ergo cat water bowl has a whisper quiet UL Approved pump system.
Low voltage transformer is used for pet safety on our water fountain.
The pet waterer has an Ergonomically designed dual handle bottle for convenience for filling up and transporting.
Anti Spill check valve: another great feature so you do not spill water at all in this water fountain.
Ergo Water Fountain Filter has Activated Carbon to remove odors similar to water filters found in homes for drinking water.
Check water filter at every bottle refill. Back wash if needed. Replace filter every 3 to 6 weeks depending upon water used.
Filter may need to be replaced.
Pump filter screen has debris on it. (Unplug Auto Pet Oasis from outlet. Remove water bottle. Lift off water stand. Pump is the black "box". Run your finger to the left of the white piece on the pump to clean debris and pet hair from the pump screen.
Forced aeration system on Ergo water fountains along with our eight stage water filter enables precipitation of dissolved solids in our pet water fountain.
No Splatter Trough: another great feature on our automatic pet waterers.
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 # 1.20 Healthy sleep

 Ann watched a TV program about health and learned that it is recommended to sleep at least A hours per day,
 but oversleeping is also not healthy and you should not sleep more than B hours. Now Ann sleeps H hours per day.
 If Ann's sleep schedule complies with the requirements of that TV program – print "Normal".
 If Ann sleeps less than A hours, output "Deficiency", if she sleeps more than B hours, output "Excess".

 Input to this program are the three strings with variables in the following order: A, B, H. A is always less than
 or equal to B.

 Please note latters case: the output should exactly correspond to what required in the problem, i.e. if the program
 has to output "Excess", such output as "excess", "EXCESS", "ExCeSs" and others will not be graded as correct.

 You should carefully think about all conditions, which you need to use. A special attention should be paid to
 the strictness of the used conditional operators: distinguish between < and ≤; > and ≥. In order to understand
 which ones to use, please carefully read the problem statement.

 ____________________________________________________________________________________________________
 Sample Input 1:
 6
 10
 8

 Sample Output 1:
 Normal

 ____________________________________________________________________________________________________
 Sample Input 2:
 7
 9
 10

 Sample Output 2:
 Excess

 ____________________________________________________________________________________________________
 Sample Input 3:
 7
 9
 2

 Sample Output 3:
 Deficiency

 */

public class Main {
    public static void main(String... args) {

        Scanner scanner = new Scanner(System.in);
        int A = scanner.nextInt();
        int B = scanner.nextInt();
        int H = scanner.nextInt();

        System.out.println(H < A ? "Deficiency" : H > B ? "Excess" : "Normal");

//        if (H < A) {
//            System.out.println("Deficiency");
//        } else if (H > B) {
//            System.out.println("Excess");
//        } else {
//            System.out.println("Normal");
//        }

    }
}

//        BufferedReader reader = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(System.in));
//        int A = Integer.parseInt(reader.readLine()); // throws IOException
//        int B = Integer.parseInt(reader.readLine());
//        int H = Integer.parseInt(reader.readLine());


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