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Visit Annapolis fills up March calendars with area events
EOA Staff | January 10, 2016, 11:18 AM	| 0 Comments
Visit Annapolis & Anne Arundel County (VAAAC) wants to make it easy for individuals to enjoy the many exciting events and activities that will be taking place in Annapolis and Anne Arundel County, Maryland in March 2016. To assist individuals who are making advance plans for business or vacation travel, VAAAC has put together a March 2016 Major Events Calendar. For a more comprehensive overview of events large and small, visit VisitAnnapolis.org.
Photos: Maggie (c) 2009
Lowe House Exhibition
Tuesday, March 1 through Monday, April 11
Lowe House of Delegates Building, 6 Bladen Street, Annapolis
www.Mdfedart.org
Exhibiting artists are either Maryland Federation of Art members or Anne Arundel County residents. Their works will be on display throughout the legislative session.
Member Mélange I
Wednesday, March 2 to Saturday, March 12
Maryland Federation of Art's Circle Gallery, 18 State Circle, Annapolis
Exhibit of artwork by 12 MFA members. Reception: Sunday, March 6, 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
The Return of the Osprey: A Symbol of the Chesapeake Bay
Annapolis Maritime Museum, 723 Second Street, Annapolis
Admission: $10; free for AMM members first mate and above
http://amaritime.org
In this final presentation of an eight-part series, Executive Director of the Chesapeake Bay Environmental Center Dr. Judy Wink explores the natural history and nesting cycle of Osprey as well as conservation efforts underway to help ensure the survival of the great bird that has come to be synonymous with the Chesapeake Bay.
SYMPHONIC TITANS
Friday-Saturday, March 4-5
Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts, 801 Chase Street, Annapolis
Tickets: $38 to $58; students, $13
http://www.annapolissymphony.org
Mahler and Shostakovich are among the most important figures in the development of the symphony as a form. Mahler had a clear influence in the compositional style of Shostakovich. Lynn Harrell is a titan among cello soloists. He will perform the Shostakovich Concerto for Violoncello No. 1 in E-flat Major and Mahler's Symphony No. 1 in D Major Titan with the Annapolis Symphony Orchestra under the direction of conductor Jose-Luis Novo.
U.S.N.A. Glee Club Winter Musical
Friday-Sunday, March 4-6
Friday and Saturday, 8:00 p.m.; Sunday, 3:00 p.m.
Admission: $16 and $19
Mahan Hall, U.S.N.A., Annapolis
www.usna.edu/Music
Produced in true Broadway style, the U.S.N.A. Glee Club's winter musical is a fully-staged, costumed, and choreographed production with live pit orchestra.
Singer/Songwriter Belinda Fraley Huesman
Chesapeake Arts Center, Studio 194, 194 Hammonds Lane, Brooklyn Park
Admission: $50
www.chesapeakearts.org
Singer/songwriter Belinda Fraley Huesman may not be a household name, but she has a poet's soul and hears a deep calling to put her words to music. The passion in her voice when she talks about her craft is inspiring. A native Baltimorean, she was drawn to music at an early age, singing along with her family on long road trips. Inspired by Carol King's classic "Tapestry" LP, she started writing poetry at age 11 and by age 17 the poems turned into songs.
Annapolis Irish Week
Sunday, March 6 to Thursday, March 17
Various locations in downtown Annapolis
www.AnnapolisIrishWeek.com
The 12-day Annapolis Irish Week celebration kicks off with an Irish Parade, complete with Irish Pipe Bands, on Sunday, March 6, at 1:00 p.m. Other festivities include a Hooley (Irish party), Irish history dinners, Irish coffee competitions, Perfect Pint O'Guinness contests, Guinness glass engravings, and more.
World Artists Experiences 8th Annual Bridges to the World Film Festival
Monday, March 7
www.WorldArtists.org
Enjoy this showing of films from a different foreign country each week. Films from Slovakia, South Africa, Israel, Panama and Syria are featured in the 2016 season.
American Impressionism: The Lure of the Artists' Colony
Wednesday, March 9 to Sunday, April 24
St. John's College, Elizabeth Myers Mitchell Gallery, 60 College Avenue, Annapolis
www.sjc.edu
For the first time, the comprehensive exhibition features one of the Reading Public Museum's greatest strengths—its collection of works by American Impressionists. The exhibition includes 50 oil paintings and nearly 20 works on paper dating from the 1880s through the 1940s. Outstanding landscapes, seascapes, penetrating portraits, and remarkable still life paintings reveal artists' desires to capture the effects of light and atmosphere in their work.
The exhibition is arranged according to the artists' colonies that played a key role in the development of American Impressionism, including colonies at Cos Cob and Old Lyme in Connecticut; Cape Cod, Cape Ann, and Rockport, in Massachusetts; New Hope and Philadelphia in Pennsylvania; Taos, New Mexico; and California.
Chamber Music: Rachmaninoff Vespers & More
Friday and Saturday, March 11-12
Friday, 7:30 p.m.; Saturday, 8:00 p.m.
St. Anne's Church, Church Circle, Annapolis
http://liveartsmaryland.org
Live Arts Maryland presents Rachmaninoff's Vespers, one of the most requested works in a recent survey of Live Arts' singers and concert attendees. The framework of the concert of choral music features music by Eric Whitacre, Morten Lauridsen and Ola Gjeilo. Join Live Arts Maryland in exploring music from the past and taking a glimpse into the future of choral music.
Friday-Sunday, March 11-27
Fridays-Saturdays, 8:00 p.m.; Sundays, 3:00 p.m.
Annapolis Shakespeare Company, 111 Chinquapin Round Road, Suite 114, Annapolis
Admission: $25-$55
www.AnnapolisShakespeare.org
This classic Oscar Wilde play tells the story of Jack Worthing, a pillar of the community in Hertfordshire and the double life he leads as "Earnest" in London – and what befalls him when his double life is discovered.
Patuxent Research Refuge System Birthday Bash
Patuxent National Wildlife Visitor Center, 10901 Scarlet Tanager Court, Laurel
http://www.fws.gov/refuge/patuxent
The whole family is invited to help celebrate the Patuxent Research Refuge's 113th birthday. The day includes live animals, children's activities, crafts and wildlife habitat tram tours.
Member Mélange II
Wednesday, March 16 to Saturday, March 26
An exhibit of artwork by 12 MFA members. Reception: Sunday, March 20, 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Maryland Day Celebration
Sites throughout the Four Rivers Heritage Area
Admission: Free or nominal $1 entry fee
www.marylandday.org
Rediscover Maryland's history with family and friends during a fun-filled festival highlighting the uniqueness of the Four Rivers Heritage Area. Local cultural and heritage sites offer special activities and tours. Stroll through downtown Annapolis or visit Historic London Town and the Annapolis countryside to enjoy educational tours, costumed re-enactors, art exhibits, kids' activities, and more.
Friday, March 18, and Sunday, March 20
Friday, 8:00 p.m.; Sunday, 3:00 p.m.
Admission: Section A – $82 general; Section B – $67 general/$26 student
http://www.annapolisopera.org
Loosely-based on Goethe's epic drama, Gounod's Faust was conceived at the height of the French Grand Opera era. The fully-staged production presents timeless human themes of longing for love, the desire for salvation and redemption, and the costs of making a bargain with the devil.
Friday, March 18 to Sunday, April 17
Thursday, 7:00 p.m.; Friday-Saturday, 8:00 p.m.; Saturday-Sunday, 2:00 p.m.
Compass Rose Theater, 49 Spa Road, Annapolis
Admission: Adults, $38; Seniors (65 and older) and Military, $33; Students (with ID), $23
www.compassrosetheater.org
A simple diary discovered after World War II shares the inmost thoughts and wishes written by the young girl Anne Frank while she was penned in an attic hiding from the Nazis. The Pulitzer Prize and Tony award-winning play shares not only a young girl's life during wartime, but the longings and dreams of all young girls. Innocence and youthful spirit are unquenched by circumstance, as Anne still discovers the world by looking at the sky through a crack in the roof.
6th Annual Annapolis Oyster Roast & Sock Burning
Noon to 4:00 p.m.
Admission: $25, general admission; $55, People's Choice Tasting
www.amaritime.org
Welcome spring with a family-friendly feast celebrating the spring equinox and the arrival of boating season. Festivities include the annual sock burning, live music, shucking and cooking demonstrations, an oyster shucking contest and exhibits highlighting the area's unique maritime heritage and the role oysters play in maintaining the health of the Bay. Feast on oysters any way you like them – raw, steamed, fried or grilled. The People's Choice ticket includes tasting the best oyster dishes from several area restaurants. Proceeds benefit the Annapolis Maritime Museum.
Distinguished Artists Series: Moscow Festival Ballet – Romeo & Juliet
U.S.N.A. Alumni Hall, 675 Decatur Road, Annapolis
The 23-year-old Distinguished Artists Series is part of a comprehensive program developed by the Naval Academy's senior leadership to enrich the education of Midshipmen through exposure and involvement with fine arts. The series has presented the world's finest classical and cultural performers to the Academy with an annual mix of opera, ballet, orchestra and diverse international ensembles.
Fourth Annual Annapolis Film Festival
Thursday through Sunday, March 31-April 3
Citywide – St. John's College, Maryland Hall, St. Anne's Parish Hall, among others
Admission: TBD
www.annapolisfilmfestival.net
The excitement of the Annapolis Film Festival returns for a fourth year with more than 65 narrative and documentary films in all genres; Q&A sessions with filmmakers and visiting industry guests; special panels and showcases; and great parties! Local arts and business leaders are teaming up with the City of Annapolis to present the nationally competitive event featuring internationally acclaimed filmmakers and celebrity guests.
39th Annual Art on Paper
Thursday, March 31 through Sunday, May 1
Maryland Federation of Art Circle Gallery, 18 State Circle, Annapolis
http://mdfedart.com
Maryland Federation of Art presents an international open juried exhibition featuring artwork created on or of paper. The exhibition will showcase two-and-three-dimensional works of all shapes and sizes.
The AAACCVB is a nonprofit, membership-based destination marketing organization that generates revenues for the local economy by promoting Annapolis and the Chesapeake Bay to leisure and business travelers across the country and around the world.
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Q: Dynamically fork Beam (Dataflow) Pipeline Based on number of TaggedOutputs I'm currently attempting to fork a Beam pipeline running on Google Dataflow into many destinations based on a specific key contained within the data. I am able to get this working when hardcoding each of the endpoints of the 'fork' with the TaggedOutput tag. However, in the future, I will not always know what keys exist in the underlying data, so I am looking to dynamically create the subsequent steps in the process using a for loop similar to the below:
p = beam.Pipeline(options=pipeline_options)

pipe = p | 'ReadFromGCS' >> ReadFromText(args['input']) \
         | 'TagAllLines' >> beam.ParDo(produce_tagged_output_keys).with_outputs()

for client in pipe:
  client = pipe.client | client+'MapLinesToDicts' >> beam.Map(lambda line: dict(record=line)) \
                         | client+'WriteToBQTable' >> WriteToBigQuery(client+'_test', dataset=bq_dataset, project=project_id, schema='record:string')

My understanding is that the results of  .with_outputs() should be iterable, no? When I run the above, it executes pipe without issue, but ignores the for loop entirely. Is there a way to dynamically do this that I am missing?

A: The result of .with_outputs() is only iterable if tags are specified
The result of .with_outputs() without specifying tags is not iterable, since the outputs are not yet known at pipeline construction time.
The result of .with_outputs(tag1, tag2, main=tag0) however is iterable:
Test the difference here
Remember that with apache beam, you first construct the pipeline, and then let the data flow through it. So you can't let your pipeline architecture depend on the data at runtime.
I'll propose another solution however:
Let's assume you have a pcollection collection with elements structured like this:
(key, bq_row)

Where the key is the feature deciding which table to write to and bq_row the data you want to write to a bigquery row.
You can then group the elements by key:
grouped = collection | beam.GroupByKey()

Now you get one element for every different key. So all the bq_row's in one element should be written to the same bigquery table, which depends on the element key.
You can then define a DoFn which writes all the rows in each element to the appropriate table. (example code)
class WriteToBigQueryFn(beam.DoFn):

    def __init__(self, dataset_name):
        super(BigQueryWriter, self).__init__()
        self.client = bigquery.Client()
        self.dataset = client.dataset(dataset_name)

    def process(self, (key, data)):
        table_name = get_table_name(key) # get table name based on key
        table = self.dataset.table(table_name)
        table.reload(self.client)

        table.insert_data(data)

grouped | beam.ParDo(WriteToBigQueryFn)

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It's been a whole year already since the launch of beautifully tweaked titles from the GameCube and Wii era made their merry way to the Nvidia Shield in China.
How have titles such as the delightfully dusk Twilight Princess, which had been brought up to a welcome 1080p especially for the occasion, performed after 12 months on the platform one asks?
It seems even the popular plumbers, Mario and Luigi (who will be forever in the shadows of Talon and Ingo — ahem!), didn't perform terrifically well with Super Mario Galaxy or New Super Mario Bros. Wii, even if you resort to reluctantly combining the two figures together.
Ingo and Talon blissfully unaware of sales in China on Nvidia Shield.
While the sales are quite humble despite hit titles making their way to the Nvidia Shield, they are titles that many discovered way back as far as 2006 on the humble Wii.
There are more reasons, of course, as to why the sales might not be setting the world alight. China is a relatively new market for Nintendo with a few additional obstacles, compared to Japan, Europe, and America. The Nvidia Shield could have cost as much as £176/€191/$226 in the last 12 months and the Nintendo Switch, for not much more money with the latest games actively and currently available for it, is region free and more accessible than ever to buy in terms of on a global scale.
On the bright side, these games, which are now entering their teenage years, are technically available on 1080p, so it could be possible to see them once again at some stage outside of China and the Nvidia Shield.
Additionally, more exposure for these franchises and their games in a generally uncharted market is always a good thing, and I would find it hard to believe that anyone who did dabble in great games such as Twilight Princess on the Nvidia Shield had anything but a crazy good time!


RFHIC has reduced the size of two of the company's 8 W GaN hybrid power amplifier (PA) modules, making them 50 percent smaller than the previous designs - optimal for 5G massive MIMO and small cell base stations.
The RPAM35008-25 covers 3.4 to 3.6 GHz (200 MHz in band n78), delivering 8 W (39 dBm) average output power and 45 percent power-added efficiency (PAE) with a 7 dB peak-to-average ratio waveform. The PA has a saturated output power of 47 dBm and 25 dB gain. The RPAM37508-25 covers 3.7 to 3.8 GHz (100 MHz in n78) and provides the same performance.
Both PAs are two-stage Doherty designs, using GaN in both amplification stages, and are fully-matched to 50 Ω, requiring minimal external components. The PAs are assembled in plastic QFN surface-mount packages and have excellent thermal performance and a much smaller footprint compared to other modules on the market.
The high PAE of these PAs improves base station power consumption, reducing the operating costs for the service provider. The efficiency also eases base station thermal design, critically important for meeting the size constraints of small cells and massive MIMO antennas.
For other frequencies and power levels, RFHIC can customize these designs to meet unique customer needs.
For more than 20 years, RFHIC has been committed to providing the highest quality GaN transistors, PAs and subsystems for telecom, military and ISM applications.


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Q: Why does $|e^{ix}| = 1$ when $x$ is a real number I'm halfway through a question on Complex Analysis and part of the solution says that $|e^{ix}|=1$ when $x$ is real.
But I cannot seem to find an explanation anywhere for this? I tried expanding it into trigonometric functions but got nowhere...

A: Recall that if $z = x + iy$ is a complex number, with $x$ and $y$ real, then $|z| = \sqrt{x^2 + y^2}$.
Recall also that $e^{ix} = \cos x + i \sin x$.
Therefore:
$$ |e^{ix}| = |\cos x + i\sin x| = \sqrt{\cos^2x + \sin^2x} = \sqrt1 = 1$$

A: The simple answer here is that $e^{ix}$ is on a circle of radius unity in the complex plane for any real $x$. Hence, its absolute value is unity.

A: It's a typo. It should read $|e^{ix}|=1$ for all $x\in \Bbb{R}$.


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I Am An Immigrant: A Celebration of Our Stories
On June 18, 2016, immigrant families, artists and actors shared the stage at Los Angeles' historic Holman United Methodist Church, telling the history of our nation's rich immigrant heritage through personal stories and musical performances.
It happened as our nation awaited the US Supreme Court's landmark decision in United States v. Texas, which would impact the well-being of hundreds of thousands of Angelenos.
The event honored the native people of this land while lifting the powerful voice of the often-dismissed dreams of new Americans, who come to this country to build a brighter future.
At its core, this community event was a celebration of America's immigrants – of their culture, values and resilience. Together, we reaffirmed that our prosperity lies in diversity, our strength comes from our faith in our dreams, and our future depends on the health of our communities.
Performances and appearances from Cristela Alonzo, Guillermo Diaz, Harry Shum Jr., Sophie Cruz, Jose Antonio Vargas, Melonie Diaz, Jenny Yang, Taz Ahmed, Mariachi Arcoiris de Los Angeles, Christen Lien, Bojana Novakovic, Amir Arison, Jubilant Voices of Holman UMC and the cast of East Los High!
Hosted by The California Endowment, Holman Church and Welcome.us.
Watch a livestream of the performances
Read more about the event on Fusion:
As Supreme Court gets set to rule on DAPA, these immigration activists are looking ahead
Immigrants are making their voices heard on eve of Supreme Court ruling on DAPA and DACA

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This is going to be short…. I'm beat so I don't have the energy to write a lot.
Just wanted to share 2 MV's from Wilber Pan's (Pan Weibo) new album.
Going back in time for a Kpop song. And if you are a Super Junior fan, I bet you've seen them sing this song. That is actually how I got to know this song.
It's from a group called 5tion (pronounced Oh-tion) and it's More Than Words (not to be confused with the song sung by Extreme).
I like the beat of the song, truly a song the early 2000s. It sounds like a song the boybands from the 90s would sing. And because I love the songs of the 90s, I had a natural reaction to the song~~ I liked it!
And if you're curious what happened to the group, they have disbanded in 2006/2007. But just last year, 3 of the members got back together, still using the name 5tion. They came back as ballad singers, minus the rap. They still sound good though. Hope they make it big again!
Jewelry has made it's come back with the song Back It Up.
Though Seo In Young and Park Jung Ah have left the group to pursue their solo careers, they have recruited 2 new members, and one of them reminds me so much of Raina (from T-ara).
Their new song has quite a catchy tune. It must be a trend in Korea these days, as this song sounds similar (but not exactly the same) with Shy Boy. It has the 60's feel to it with a new hint to it. One think that caught my attention with their dance routine is when they jump and land with their heels! You go girls!!
Just saw their Mnet performance today and they did good. Though it's kind of weird seeing two different girls singing. For me I think it needs some getting used to. When I saw their performance, I suddenly missed Seo In Young.
Well anyways, congrats to the girls for their comeback!
No this is not a remake of the Big Bang song… I thought it was one when I saw the title. This is a very different song.
This song, Haru Haru is sung by Kim Bo Kyung.
Kim Bo Kyung is one of the contestants of Superstar K season 2. Superstar K is like the Korean equivalent of Americal Idol and this is produced by Mnet. She did not make it to the top 11 but she did make it to showbiz when she signed under Sony Music.
This girl has got the voice!! She became uber popular when she sang Because of You (originally by Kelly Clarkson) during the Grand Finals of Superstar K2. So popular that she recorded her own version of the song! And she can play the guitar!! And she can write songs.. I think she is a singer-songwriter in the making.. and I do hope she succeeds! I'm looking forward to more of her songs!
This is the video of another track from Seungri's second solo album. It's called V.V.I.P.
I love love the Alice in Wonderland concept of the video! And I like Seungri's expression here because it's different from Strong Baby. I love his fresh attitude and the way he smiles.. it fit the concept! I also like the tune of the video and the choreography. The beat of the song is something that fits him (I think). This song is GOOOOD!!! It's one of those that you could listen to over and over again! Quite addicting!
I posted the other video (What Can I Do) in another post.
Anyways congrats to Seungri for making a come back!


8186 100th Avenue is a $15,000 home on a 0.22 acre lot located in Vero Beach, FL.
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Nobody in this crowd anymore, I bet !
But yeah, used to put 'em away in the 1950's. Loved finding them at lunchtime in my lunchbox wrapped in waxpaper or "silver foil." Mom would alternate these with peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, melted cheese sandwiches, and best of all cooked salami and American cheese - my favorite!
Thought of this the other day. Does anyone eat these anymore? Kids? Grandkids?


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Rob Kardashian And Blac Chyna Could Rake In Over A Million For TV Wedding Special
By Beth McDonald on April 28, 2016 in Articles › Celebrity News
The rumors are true: Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna (real name: Angela White) are engaged after only a few months of dating. Now, following in his famous family's footsteps, Kardashian and Chyna are allegedly considering starring in their own television reality series, according to multiple sources. The Daily Mail reports the newly-engaged couple could expect to earn between $150 thousand and $200 thousand each per episode, with an additional $500 thousand each for a wedding day special episode.
However, any attempt to create a spinoff television show will have to get the approval of momager Kris Jenner and the E! network, which maintains an $80 million contract with the Kardashian clan for four more seasons of the ultra-successful series Keeping Up With The Kardashians. According to The Daily Mail, although Rob's health (he was diagnosed with diabetes after gaining over 100 pounds in the course of a year) has been a frequent topic of the show, he himself hasn't appeared on an episode since 2014.
Although Kardashian remained reclusive over the past few years, he's been spotted enjoying outings with his new love. Chyna, a makeup artist, has brought him out of his shell, and has reportedly helped him to lose upwards of 60 pounds. Despite the unconventional pairing (Chyna has a son with rapper Tyga, who is currently dating Rob's 18-year-old sister, Kylie Jenner) friends and family are happy Kardashian is finally happy. Over the past few weeks, the couple has been showing off Chyna's giant 7-carat engagement ring, which was purchased from longtime Kardashian pal and jeweler Ben Baller, according to People.
A photo posted by www.Lashedbar.co (@blacchyna) on Apr 5, 2016 at 9:08pm PDT
However, Kris and the Kardashian clan are allegedly not taking the engagement, or the proposed television spinoff, seriously. According to Cosmopolitan, the reality TV family is not only offended that Kardashian and Chyna did not alert them to the engagement announcement, but also does not believe the engagement will last, as Kardashian is known to be a "serial proposer." He's allegedly proposed to ex-girlfriends Rita Ora and Adrienne Bailon in the past.
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Now in its hundredth year, Bentley University is known as one of the country's leading business schools, combining business studies with liberal arts education. Located on a classic New England campus just nine miles outside Boston, Bentley aims to cultivate a generation of business leaders prepared for rapid change and innovation, globalization, and shifting demographics. More than 4,200 undergraduate students and 1,000 graduate and professional students from 82 countries attend the school. Bentley's graduate offerings include MBA, MS, combined MS/MBA, and PhD programs. The university has recently launched a ten-year capital campaign that will focus on improving residential, academic and athletic facilities across the campus.
Bentley University is seeking an experienced fundraiser to help lead the creation of strategies and targets for the school's giving program. The Director of Leadership Gifts will develop and grow the Leadership Gifts Program by managing a substantial portfolio of prospects and donors, creating systems to support the new capital campaign and establishing a culture that sustains giving after the campaign is completed. This key member of Bentley's leadership team will manage a team of fundraisers and will report to the Executive Director of Development. The ideal candidate will have at least ten years of experience, with a substantial background in management.


Mother Dolores Hart finds it miraculous that she was able to turn one kiss with Elvis Presley into the spark that helped save an abbey.
The former starlet who walked away from Hollywood in 1963 to become a nun spun her tale into a fundraising campaign for her crumbling monastery in rural Connecticut.
But the pot boiler about Presley's first on-screen kiss and the girl who turned from the screen to sisterhood has done more than keep open the doors of Abbey of Regina Laudis. It has inspired new interest in its monastic work.
Now she and the other nuns hope to raise up to $9 million to restore the order's former brass factory for future generations. They have already raised $3 million.


From across Place des Frères Lumière at the entrance to Walt Disney Studios Park, the Mickey's Magical Party-themed construction walls don't look at all different, covering up two spaces in front of the store — one between the two main entrances, another to the right of the smaller entrance, where previously only a window could be found.
Not any more… Well, that's one way to "open up" a less popular boutique — drill a gaping hole in the wall. The old window has been completely removed here, and we'll likely see a new set of more prominent doors in its place, to grab people as they're leaving the park.
Previously, this area sold children's toys and had a large, usually unused pay desk up against this window which had gradually become little more than a large display area for snow globes and other collectibles, hardly enticing guests stepping inside to look closer.
Peeking through a gap in the first set of fences, between the two main entrances, we can see that the planter previously situated here has been completely removed.


Established in 2005, Apical was ideated to bring in selective, high quality, technically advanced and value for money brands for the Indian Consumer. The focus was to assist such Brands through creating a demand in the market by understanding the gaps and requirements. Apical today is the Distribution house for Surveillance, Data Storage and Home Control brands like Thecus, Akiti, Netstor and Mobotix.
With a good spread in the IT Channel, Apical wishes to create a strong business relationship with the SI and SMB community by providing them with profit rich products and at the same time satisfy the end user with Quality and Technology.
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Q: export 'default' was not found when I try to import my webpack library This is my source code ./source/client/main.jsx.
export default {
  test: () => console.log('Flow')
};

And this is my webpack.config.cjs.
const path = require('path');
const webpack = require('webpack');
const packageJSON = require('./package.json');

module.exports = (env, argv) => {
  return {
    mode: 'development',
    entry: './source/client/main.jsx',
    // entry: './main.js',
    output: {
      path: path.join(__dirname, 'release'),
      filename: 'main.js',
      library: {
        name: packageJSON.name,
        type: 'umd'
      }
    },
    devtool: 'source-map',
    module: {
      rules: [
        {
          test: /\.jsx?$/,
          exclude: /node_modules/,
          use: {
            loader: 'babel-loader',
            options: {
              presets: [
                '@babel/preset-env',
                '@babel/preset-react'
              ],
              plugins: [
                '@babel/plugin-transform-runtime'
              ]
            }
          }
        }
      ]
    }
  };
};

My package.json contains a list of dependencies and both main and module pointing to the webpack product.
  "main": "./release/main.js",
  "module": "./release/main.js",

However, when I try to import my module in another webpack project, I get the default was not found error.
import Test from 'test';

export 'default' (imported as 'Test') was not found in 'test' (module has no exports)

Am I building the module wrong?


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After that,the small Thomas decided to do something to help the girl.
cancer tretment can lead to a total baldness in very fast time, this cause for patient a hard psychic damage.
He didn't set a time limited for how long he would grow his hair , he just wanted it to be long enough to make the girl feel happy.
On Saturday, accompanied by his mom and siblings, Thomas finally got his hair cut.
his aunt tweeted his photos before and after the haircut, which have since gone viral, and got more than 56,000 twitt.
Aafter the Haircut, "he said he felt good about it and hoped it would make other kids and people happy. and we say thanx thomas.


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package giki.parser;

import giki.antlr4.GikiLexer;
import giki.antlr4.GikiParser;
import giki.antlr4.GikiParser.AssignmentContext;
import giki.antlr4.GikiParser.ComposeContext;
import giki.antlr4.GikiParser.DecisionContext;
import giki.antlr4.GikiParser.ExpressionContext;
import giki.antlr4.GikiParser.ExpressionsContext;
import giki.antlr4.GikiParser.GroupContext;
import giki.antlr4.GikiParser.IdentifierContext;
import giki.antlr4.GikiParser.InterpolationContext;
import giki.antlr4.GikiParser.IntervalContext;
import giki.antlr4.GikiParser.ListContext;
import giki.antlr4.GikiParser.MapContext;
import giki.antlr4.GikiParser.ModuleContext;
import giki.antlr4.GikiParser.ModuleModifiersContext;
import giki.antlr4.GikiParser.NamedPrimitiveContext;
import giki.antlr4.GikiParser.PipelineContext;
import giki.antlr4.GikiParser.PipelineInterContext;
import giki.antlr4.GikiParser.PreFixFileContext;
import giki.antlr4.GikiParser.PreFixRestContext;
import giki.antlr4.GikiParser.IoOperationContext;
import giki.antlr4.GikiParser.ProduceVerbatimContext;
import giki.antlr4.GikiParser.ProgramContext;
import giki.antlr4.GikiParser.ProgramElementsContext;
import giki.antlr4.GikiParser.QuoteContext;
import giki.antlr4.GikiParser.SlotSetContext;
import giki.antlr4.GikiParser.TermContext;
import giki.antlr4.GikiParser.TermsContext;
import giki.antlr4.GikiParser.VariableDeclarationContext;
import giki.diagnostics.StopWatch;
import giki.parser.HLCodeBuilder.Validation;
import giki.runtime.CodeBuilder;
import giki.runtime.Container;
import giki.runtime.IOBuffer;
import giki.runtime.Instruction;
import giki.runtime.Machine;
import giki.runtime.Symbol;
import giki.runtime.SymbolTable;
import giki.runtime.Symbol.Map;

import java.io.BufferedInputStream;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStream;
import java.io.PrintStream;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.HashSet;
import java.util.Hashtable;
import java.util.Map.Entry;
import java.util.Properties;
import java.util.Set;

import org.antlr.v4.runtime.ANTLRInputStream;
import org.antlr.v4.runtime.BaseErrorListener;
import org.antlr.v4.runtime.CommonTokenStream;
import org.antlr.v4.runtime.ParserRuleContext;
import org.antlr.v4.runtime.RecognitionException;
import org.antlr.v4.runtime.Recognizer;
import org.antlr.v4.runtime.atn.PredictionMode;
import org.antlr.v4.runtime.misc.NotNull;
import org.antlr.v4.runtime.misc.Nullable;
import org.antlr.v4.runtime.tree.TerminalNode;

public class Parser {
	private PrintStream out;

	public Parser(PrintStream out) {
		this.out = out;
	}

	public Module toModule(final Resource resource) throws IOException {
		final InputStream inputStream = resource.getInputStream();
		String getRessourcePath = resource.getPath();
		final BufferedInputStream bufferedInput = new BufferedInputStream(inputStream);

		StopWatch stopWatch = new StopWatch();
		stopWatch.start();
		ANTLRInputStream antlrInputStream = new ANTLRInputStream(bufferedInput);
		GikiLexer lexer = new giki.antlr4.GikiLexer(antlrInputStream);
		CommonTokenStream tokenStream = new CommonTokenStream(lexer);
		giki.antlr4.GikiParser parser = new GikiParser(tokenStream);
		parser.getInterpreter().setPredictionMode(PredictionMode.SLL);

		final ArrayList<ParseMessage> parseMessages = new ArrayList<ParseMessage>();

		parser.addErrorListener(new BaseErrorListener() {
			@Override
			public void syntaxError(@NotNull Recognizer<?, ?> recognizer,
					@Nullable Object offendingSymbol, int line,
					int charPositionInLine, @NotNull String msg,
					@Nullable RecognitionException e) {
				parseMessages.add(new ParseMessage(new ResourceLocation(resource.getName(), line, charPositionInLine), msg));
			}
		});

		ProgramContext programCtx = null;

		try {
			programCtx = parser.program();  // STAGE 1
		}
		catch (Exception ex) {
			lexer.reset(); // rewind input stream
		    parser.reset();
		    parser.getInterpreter().setPredictionMode(PredictionMode.LL);
		    programCtx = parser.program();  // STAGE 2
		    // if we parse ok, it's LL not SLL
		}
		stopWatch.stop();
		stopWatch.reset();

		stopWatch.start();
		Module module = toModule(new Module.Modifier[0], getRessourcePath, "", resource.getName(), programCtx.programElements());
		stopWatch.stop();

//		module.parseMessages.addAll(parseMessages);

		return module;
	}

	private static class MetaModule {
//		public final Symbol ast;
//		public final HLCodeBuilder.Validation validation;
//		public final CodeBuilder codeBuilder;
//
//		public MetaModule(Symbol ast, Validation validation, CodeBuilder codeBuilder) {
//			this.ast = ast;
//			this.validation = validation;
//			this.codeBuilder = codeBuilder;
//		}

		public final Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext> astInterpolater;
		public final ParseContext parseContext;

		public MetaModule(Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext> astInterpolater, ParseContext parseContext) {
			this.astInterpolater = astInterpolater;
			this.parseContext = parseContext;
		}
	}

	private static Module toModule(String ressourcePath, String path, String name, ModuleContext moduleCtx) {
		ArrayList<Module.Modifier> modifiersBuilder = new ArrayList<Module.Modifier>();

		for(TerminalNode modifier: moduleCtx.moduleModifiers().ID())
			modifiersBuilder.add(new Module.Modifier(new ResourceLocation(ressourcePath, modifier.getSymbol()), modifier.getText()));

		Module.Modifier[] modifiers = new Module.Modifier[modifiersBuilder.size()];
		modifiersBuilder.toArray(modifiers);

		return toModule(modifiers, ressourcePath, path, name, moduleCtx.programElements());
	}

	private static Module toModule(Module.Modifier[] modifiers, String ressourcePath, String path, String name, ProgramElementsContext programElementsCtxs) {
		ArrayList<Module> innerModulesBuilder = new ArrayList<Module>();
		ArrayList<ParserRuleContext> expressionsCtxs = new ArrayList<ParserRuleContext>();

		for(ModuleContext innerModuleCtx: programElementsCtxs.module()) {
			Module innerModule = toModule(ressourcePath, path + name + "/", innerModuleCtx.selector.getText(), innerModuleCtx);
			innerModulesBuilder.add(innerModule);
		}

		for(ExpressionsContext expressionsCtx: programElementsCtxs.expressions()) {
			expressionsCtxs.add(expressionsCtx);
		}

		Module[] innerModules = new Module[innerModulesBuilder.size()];
		innerModulesBuilder.toArray(innerModules);

		MetaModule metaModule = toBuild(ressourcePath, expressionsCtxs);

		return new Module(ressourcePath, path, name, metaModule.astInterpolater, metaModule.parseContext, /*metaModule.codeBuilder,*/ modifiers, innerModules/*, metaModule.validation.getDependencies()*/);
	}

	public static class IdentifierUsage {
		// Argument asts also?
		public final ResourceLocation location;
		public final Symbol.Map astPlaceHolder;
		public final String identifier;

		public IdentifierUsage(ResourceLocation location, Symbol.Map astPlaceHolder, String identifier) {
			this.location = location;
			this.astPlaceHolder = astPlaceHolder;
			this.identifier = identifier;
		}
	}

	public static class ParseContext {
		private ArrayList<ParseMessage> messages = new ArrayList<ParseMessage>();
		private Hashtable<String, ArrayList<IdentifierUsage>> unresolvedIdentifierUsages = new Hashtable<String, ArrayList<IdentifierUsage>>();
		private Hashtable<Module, ArrayList<IdentifierUsage>> resolvedIdentifierUsages = new Hashtable<Module, ArrayList<IdentifierUsage>>();
		private HashSet<String> definedIdentifiers = new HashSet<String>();
		private HashSet<String> variables = new HashSet<String>();

		public void declareVariable(ResourceLocation location, String identifier) {
			if(variables.contains(identifier))
				messages.add(new ParseMessage(location, "Duplicate variable declaration of " + identifier + "."));

			variables.add(identifier);
		}

		public void assignVariable(ResourceLocation location, String identifier, Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext> valueInterpolation) {
			if(!variables.contains(identifier))
				messages.add(new ParseMessage(location, "Assigning value to undeclared variable " + identifier + "."));
		}

		public Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext>/*Symbol.Map*/ identifierUsage(ResourceLocation location, final String identifier) {
//			Symbol.Map astPlaceHolder = (Symbol.Map)Symbol.astPlaceHolder(identifier);

			if(variables.contains(identifier)) {
				Symbol astVariableUsage = Symbol.astVariableUsage(identifier);

				return Func1.Constant.wrap(astVariableUsage);

//				astPlaceHolder.put(Symbol.Map.KEY_TYPE, Symbol.Map.AST_TYPE_VARIABLE_USAGE);
			} else {
//				Symbol.Map astPlaceHolder = (Symbol.Map)Symbol.astPlaceHolder(identifier);
//				ArrayList<IdentifierUsage> usages = unresolvedIdentifierUsages.get(identifier);
//				if(usages == null) {
//					usages = new ArrayList<Parser.IdentifierUsage>();
//					unresolvedIdentifierUsages.put(identifier, usages);
//				}
//				usages.add(new IdentifierUsage(location, astPlaceHolder, identifier));
//				return astPlaceHolder;

				return new Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext>() {
					@Override
					public Symbol call(ExpansionContext expansionCtx) {
//						// Identifier usage should be coupled to meta arguments
//						// - then it is possible to associate modules with specific kinds of usage, cache these associations, and thereby support circular dependencies.
						// TODO Auto-generated method stub
						final Symbol.Map astPlaceHolder = (Symbol.Map)Symbol.astPlaceHolder(identifier);

						expansionCtx.addModuleUsage(identifier /* + meta arguments*/, new Action1<Symbol>() {
							@Override
							public void run(Symbol astExpansion) {
								astPlaceHolder.put(Symbol.Map.KEY_TYPE, Symbol.Map.AST_TYPE_MODULE_USAGE);
								astPlaceHolder.put(Symbol.Map.KEY_VALUE, astExpansion);
							}
						});

						return astPlaceHolder;
					}
				};
			}

//			return astPlaceHolder;
		}

		public Set<String> unresolvedDependency() {
			return unresolvedIdentifierUsages.keySet();
		}

		public Set<Module> getDependers() {
			return resolvedIdentifierUsages.keySet();
		}

		public void resolveIdentifierUsage(String identifier, Module depender) {
			ArrayList<IdentifierUsage> usages = unresolvedIdentifierUsages.get(identifier);

			if(usages != null) {
//				for(IdentifierUsage usage: usages) {
//					usage.astPlaceHolder.put(Symbol.Map.KEY_TYPE, Symbol.Map.AST_TYPE_MODULE_USAGE);
//					usage.astPlaceHolder.put(Symbol.Map.KEY_VALUE, ast);
//				}
				ArrayList<IdentifierUsage> resolvedUsages = unresolvedIdentifierUsages.get(depender);
				if(resolvedUsages != null)
					resolvedUsages.addAll(usages);
				else
					resolvedIdentifierUsages.put(depender, usages);
				unresolvedIdentifierUsages.remove(identifier);
			}
		}

		public ArrayList<IdentifierUsage> getResolvedDependencies(Module module) {
			return resolvedIdentifierUsages.get(module);
		}

		public ArrayList<ParseMessage> getMessages() {
			ArrayList<ParseMessage> messages = new ArrayList<ParseMessage>(this.messages);

			for(Entry<String, ArrayList<IdentifierUsage>> unresolvedIdentifierUsage: unresolvedIdentifierUsages.entrySet()) {
				String identifier = unresolvedIdentifierUsage.getKey();
				if(!definedIdentifiers.contains(identifier)) {
					ArrayList<IdentifierUsage> usages = unresolvedIdentifierUsage.getValue();
					for(IdentifierUsage usage: usages)
						messages.add(new ParseMessage(usage.location, "Unresolved identifier " + usage.identifier));
				}
			}

			return messages;
		}

		public void markIdentifierAsDefined(String identifier) {
			definedIdentifiers.add(identifier);
		}
	}

	private static MetaModule toBuild(String resourceName, ArrayList<ParserRuleContext> ctxs) {
		ParseContext parseContext = new ParseContext();
		Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext> astInterpolater = toSymbol(parseContext, resourceName, ctxs);
		return new MetaModule(astInterpolater, parseContext);
	}

//	public Symbol toSymbol(final Resource resource) throws IOException {
//		final InputStream inputStream = resource.getInputStream();
//		final BufferedInputStream bufferedInput = new BufferedInputStream(inputStream);
//
//		ANTLRInputStream antlrInputStream = new ANTLRInputStream(bufferedInput);
//		GikiLexer lexer = new giki.antlr4.GikiLexer(antlrInputStream);
//		CommonTokenStream tokenStream = new CommonTokenStream(lexer);
//		giki.antlr4.GikiParser parser = new GikiParser(tokenStream);
//		parser.getInterpreter().setPredictionMode(PredictionMode.SLL);
//
//		final ArrayList<ParseMessage> parseMessages = new ArrayList<ParseMessage>();
//
//		parser.addErrorListener(new BaseErrorListener() {
//			@Override
//			public void syntaxError(@NotNull Recognizer<?, ?> recognizer,
//					@Nullable Object offendingSymbol, int line,
//					int charPositionInLine, @NotNull String msg,
//					@Nullable RecognitionException e) {
//				parseMessages.add(new ParseMessage(new ResourceLocation(resource.getName(), line, charPositionInLine), msg));
//			}
//		});
//
//		ProgramContext programCtx = null;
//
//		try {
//			programCtx = parser.program();  // STAGE 1
//		}
//		catch (Exception ex) {
//			lexer.reset(); // rewind input stream
//		    parser.reset();
//		    parser.getInterpreter().setPredictionMode(PredictionMode.LL);
//		    programCtx = parser.program();  // STAGE 2
//		    // if we parse ok, it's LL not SLL
//		}
//
//		Symbol module = toSymbol(resource.getPath(), resource.getPath(), resource.getName(), programCtx.programElements());
//
//		return module;
//	}
//
//	private static Symbol toSymbol(String ressourcePath, String path, String name, ProgramElementsContext programElementsCtxs) {
//		ArrayList<Symbol> modifiersBuilder = new ArrayList<Symbol>();
//		ArrayList<Symbol> innerModulesBuilder = new ArrayList<Symbol>();
//		ArrayList<ParserRuleContext> expressionsCtxs = new ArrayList<ParserRuleContext>();
//
//		for(ModuleContext moduleCtx: programElementsCtxs.module()) {
//			for(TerminalNode modifier: moduleCtx.moduleModifiers().ID())
//				modifiersBuilder.add(Symbol.getIdentifier(modifier.getText()));
//			Symbol innerModule = toSymbol(ressourcePath, path + name + "/", moduleCtx.selector.getText(), moduleCtx.programElements());
//			innerModulesBuilder.add(innerModule);
//		}
//
//		for(ExpressionsContext expressionsCtx: programElementsCtxs.expressions()) {
//			expressionsCtxs.add(expressionsCtx);
//		}
//
//		ParseContext parseContext = new ParseContext();
//		Symbol body = toSymbol(parseContext, ressourcePath, expressionsCtxs);
//
//		return new Symbol.Map()
//			.with(Symbol.Map.KEY_TYPE, Symbol.getIdentifier("module"))
//			.with(Symbol.Map.KEY_MODIFIERS, new Container.Default(modifiersBuilder))
//			.with(Symbol.Map.KEY_INNER_MODULES, new Container.Default(innerModulesBuilder))
//			.with(Symbol.Map.KEY_BODY, body);
//	}

	public static Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext> toSymbol(ParseContext parseContext, String resourceName, ParserRuleContext ctx) {
		switch(ctx.getRuleIndex()) {
		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_expressions: {
			ExpressionsContext expressionsCxt = (ExpressionsContext)ctx;
			return toSymbol(parseContext, resourceName, expressionsCxt.expression());
		}
		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_expression: {
			ExpressionContext expressionContext = (ExpressionContext)ctx;
			return toSymbol(parseContext, resourceName, (ParserRuleContext)expressionContext.getChild(0));
		}
		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_variableDeclaration: {
			VariableDeclarationContext variableDeclarationCxt = (VariableDeclarationContext)ctx;

			if(variableDeclarationCxt.isDeclaration == null) {
				return toSymbol(parseContext, resourceName, (ParserRuleContext)variableDeclarationCxt.getChild(0));
			} else {
				final String identifier = variableDeclarationCxt.ID().getText();
				final Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext> initializationInterpolater;

				parseContext.declareVariable(
					new ResourceLocation(resourceName, variableDeclarationCxt.ID().getSymbol()),
					identifier
				);

				if(variableDeclarationCxt.hasInitialization != null) {
					initializationInterpolater = toSymbol(parseContext, resourceName, variableDeclarationCxt.value);
					parseContext.assignVariable(new ResourceLocation(resourceName, variableDeclarationCxt), identifier, initializationInterpolater);
				}
				else
					initializationInterpolater = null;

				return new Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext>() {
					@Override
					public Symbol call(ExpansionContext expansionCtx) {
						Symbol initialization = initializationInterpolater.call(expansionCtx);
						// TODO Auto-generated method stub
						return Symbol.astVariableDeclaration(identifier, initialization);
					}
				};

//				return Symbol.astVariableDeclaration(identifier, initializationInterpolater);
			}
		}
		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_assignment: {
			AssignmentContext assignmentCtx =
				(AssignmentContext)ctx;

			if(assignmentCtx.isAssignment == null) {
				return toSymbol(parseContext, resourceName, (ParserRuleContext)assignmentCtx.getChild(0));
			} else {
				final String identifier = assignmentCtx.id.getText();

				final Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext> valueInterpolater = toSymbol(parseContext, resourceName, assignmentCtx.value);

				parseContext.assignVariable(new ResourceLocation(resourceName, assignmentCtx), identifier, valueInterpolater);

				return new Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext>() {
					@Override
					public Symbol call(ExpansionContext expansionCtx) {
						Symbol value = valueInterpolater.call(expansionCtx);

						return Symbol.astAssignment(identifier, value);
					}
				};
			}
		}
		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_decision: {
			DecisionContext decisionContext = (DecisionContext)ctx;

			if(decisionContext.decisionTail().pipeline() == null || decisionContext.decisionTail().pipeline().isEmpty())
				return toSymbol(parseContext, resourceName, (ParserRuleContext)decisionContext.getChild(0));
			else {
				final ArrayList<Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext>> alternativeInterpolaters = new ArrayList<Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext>>();
				Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext> firstAlternativeInterpolater = toSymbol(parseContext, resourceName, decisionContext.value);

				alternativeInterpolaters.add(firstAlternativeInterpolater);

				for(PipelineContext alternativeCtx: decisionContext.decisionTail().pipeline()) {
					Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext> alternativeInterpolater = toSymbol(parseContext, resourceName, alternativeCtx);
					alternativeInterpolaters.add(alternativeInterpolater);
				}

				return new Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext>() {
					@Override
					public Symbol call(ExpansionContext expansionCtx) {
						ArrayList<Symbol> alternatives = new ArrayList<Symbol>();

						for(Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext> alternativeInterpolater: alternativeInterpolaters) {
							Symbol alternative = alternativeInterpolater.call(expansionCtx);
							alternatives.add(alternative);
						}

						return Symbol.astDecision(alternatives);
					}
				};
			}
		}
		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_pipeline: {
			PipelineContext pipelineContext = (PipelineContext)ctx;

			if(pipelineContext.hasFrom == null && pipelineContext.hasInters == null && pipelineContext.hasTo == null)
				return toSymbol(parseContext, resourceName, pipelineContext.lhs);
			else {
				Symbol codeBuilder;

				final ArrayList<Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext>> pipeInterpolaters = new ArrayList<Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext>>();

				final Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext> fromInterpolater;
				final Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext> toInterpolater;
				Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext> firstPipeInterpolater = toSymbol(parseContext, resourceName, pipelineContext.lhs);

				if(pipelineContext.hasFrom != null) {
					fromInterpolater = firstPipeInterpolater;
					firstPipeInterpolater = toSymbol(parseContext, resourceName, pipelineContext.hasFrom.body);
				} else {
					fromInterpolater = null;
				}

				if(pipelineContext.hasTo != null) {
					toInterpolater = toSymbol(parseContext, resourceName, pipelineContext.hasTo.body);
				} else {
					toInterpolater = null;
				}

				pipeInterpolaters.add(firstPipeInterpolater);

				for(PipelineInterContext interCtx: pipelineContext.pipelineInter()) {
					Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext> pipeInterpolater = toSymbol(parseContext, resourceName, interCtx.preFixOperation());
					pipeInterpolaters.add(pipeInterpolater);
				}

				return new Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext>() {
					@Override
					public Symbol call(ExpansionContext expansionCtx) {
						final ArrayList<Symbol> pipes = new ArrayList<Symbol>();

						for(Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext> pipeInterpolater: pipeInterpolaters) {
							Symbol pipe = pipeInterpolater.call(expansionCtx);
							pipes.add(pipe);
						}

						Symbol codeBuilder = Symbol.astPipeline(pipes);

						if(toInterpolater != null)
							codeBuilder = Symbol.astTo(toInterpolater.call(expansionCtx), codeBuilder);

						if(fromInterpolater != null)
							codeBuilder = Symbol.astFrom(fromInterpolater.call(expansionCtx), codeBuilder);

						return Symbol.astIOScope(codeBuilder);
					}
				};

//				codeBuilder = Symbol.astPipeline(pipes);
//
//				if(to != null)
//					codeBuilder = Symbol.astTo(to, codeBuilder);
//
//				if(from != null)
//					codeBuilder = Symbol.astFrom(from, codeBuilder);
//
//				return Symbol.astIOScope(codeBuilder);
			}
		}
		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_preFixOperation: {
			return toSymbol(parseContext, resourceName, (ParserRuleContext)ctx.getChild(0));
		}
		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_preFixRest: {
			PreFixRestContext preFixRestContext = (PreFixRestContext)ctx;
			final Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext> toRepeatNodeInterpolater = toSymbol(parseContext, resourceName, preFixRestContext.expr);

			return new Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext>() {
				@Override
				public Symbol call(ExpansionContext expansionCtx) {
					Symbol toRepeatNode = toRepeatNodeInterpolater.call(expansionCtx);

					return Symbol.astLoop(Symbol.astSequence(
						Symbol.astNot(Symbol.astInstruction(Instruction.TYPE_EOF)),
						toRepeatNode
					));
				}
			};
		}
		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_preFixFile: {
			PreFixFileContext preFixFileCtx = (PreFixFileContext)ctx;

			final Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext> exprInterpolater = toSymbol(parseContext, resourceName, preFixFileCtx.expr);

			return new Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext>() {
				@Override
				public Symbol call(ExpansionContext expansionCtx) {
					Symbol expr = exprInterpolater.call(expansionCtx);

					return Symbol.astPipeline(expr, Symbol.astInstruction(Instruction.TYPE_FILE));
				}
			};
		}
		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_compose: {
			ComposeContext composeCtx = (ComposeContext)ctx;

			if(composeCtx.isCompose == null)
				return toSymbol(parseContext, resourceName, (ParserRuleContext)composeCtx.lhs);
			else {
				final ArrayList<Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext>> mapInterpolaters = new ArrayList<Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext>>();

				Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext> firstMapInterpolater = toSymbol(parseContext, resourceName, (ParserRuleContext)composeCtx.lhs);
				mapInterpolaters.add(firstMapInterpolater);

				for(TermsContext termsCtx: composeCtx.terms().subList(1, composeCtx.terms().size())) {
					Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext> mapInterpolater = toSymbol(parseContext, resourceName, termsCtx);
					mapInterpolaters.add(mapInterpolater);
				}

				return new Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext>() {
					@Override
					public Symbol call(ExpansionContext expansionCtx) {
						ArrayList<Symbol> maps = new ArrayList<Symbol>();

						for(Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext> mapInterpolater: mapInterpolaters) {
							Symbol map = mapInterpolater.call(expansionCtx);
							maps.add(map);
						}

						return Symbol.astReduce(maps, Symbol.astInstruction(Instruction.TYPE_MAP_UNION));
					}
				};
			}
		}
		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_interval: {
			IntervalContext intervalCtx = (IntervalContext)ctx;

			// TODO: Support code interpolation
			Symbol lhsIdentifier = Symbol.getIdentifier(intervalCtx.lhs.PRODUCTION_STRING().getText());
			Symbol rhsIdentifier = Symbol.getIdentifier(intervalCtx.rhs.PRODUCTION_STRING().getText());

			//return Symbol.astInterval(lhsIdentifier, rhsIdentifier);
			return Func1.Constant.wrap(Symbol.astInterval(lhsIdentifier, rhsIdentifier));
		}
		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_terms: {
			TermsContext termsCtx = (TermsContext)ctx;
			return toSymbol(parseContext, resourceName, termsCtx.term());
		}
		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_term: {
			TermContext termCtx = (TermContext)ctx;

			final Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext> bodyInterpolater = toSymbol(parseContext, resourceName, (ParserRuleContext)termCtx.termValue().getChild(0));
			final ArrayList<Symbol> slotIdentifiers;
			final boolean isNot = termCtx.isNot != null;
			final boolean isMulti = termCtx.isMulti != null;

			if(termCtx.lookupChain() != null) {
				// TODO: Support code interpolation
				slotIdentifiers = new ArrayList<Symbol>();

				for(TerminalNode identifierNode: termCtx.lookupChain().ID()) {
					String slotIdentifier = identifierNode.getText();
					slotIdentifiers.add(Symbol.getIdentifier(slotIdentifier));
				}

//				body = Symbol.astLookupChain(body, slotIdentifiers);
			} else {
				slotIdentifiers = new ArrayList<Symbol>();
			}

			return new Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext>() {
				@Override
				public Symbol call(ExpansionContext expansionCtx) {
					Symbol body = bodyInterpolater.call(expansionCtx);
					if(slotIdentifiers != null)
						body = Symbol.astLookupChain(body, slotIdentifiers);
					if(isNot)
						body = Symbol.astNot(body);
					if(isMulti)
						Symbol.astLoop(body);
					return body;
				}
			};

//			if(termCtx.isNot != null)
//				body = Symbol.astNot(body);
//
//			if(termCtx.isMulti == null)
//				return body;
//			else
//				return Symbol.astLoop(body);
		}
		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_ioOperation: {
			IoOperationContext ioOperationCtx = (IoOperationContext)ctx;

			final Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext> exprInterpolator = toSymbol(parseContext, resourceName, (ParserRuleContext)ioOperationCtx.getChild(0));

			if(ioOperationCtx.IO_SCOPE() != null) {
				final int ioScope = Integer.parseInt(ioOperationCtx.IO_SCOPE().getText());

				return new Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext>() {
					@Override
					public Symbol call(ExpansionContext expansionCtx) {
						Symbol expr = exprInterpolator.call(expansionCtx);

						return Symbol.astIOScopeUsage(ioScope, expr);
					}
				};
//				return Symbol.astIOScopeUsage(ioScope, expr);
			} else {
				return exprInterpolator;
			}
		}
		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_consumeString: {
			String identifierText = replaceEscChars(ctx.getText());
			Symbol identifier = Symbol.getIdentifier(identifierText);
			return Func1.Constant.<Symbol, ExpansionContext>wrap(Symbol.astInstruction(Instruction.TYPE_PEEK_EQUALS_CONSUME, identifier));
		}
		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_produceString: {
			String identifierText = replaceEscChars(ctx.getText());
			Symbol identifier = Symbol.getIdentifier(identifierText);
			return Func1.Constant.<Symbol, ExpansionContext>wrap(Symbol.astInstruction(Instruction.TYPE_QUOTE, identifier));
		}
		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_consumeInteger: {
			String integerText = ctx.getText();
			int integerValue = Integer.parseInt(integerText);
			Symbol integer = Symbol.getInteger(integerValue);
			return Func1.Constant.<Symbol, ExpansionContext>wrap(Symbol.astInstruction(Instruction.TYPE_PEEK_EQUALS_CONSUME, integer));
		}
		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_produceInteger: {
			String integerText = ctx.getText();
			int integerValue = Integer.parseInt(integerText);
			Symbol integer = Symbol.getInteger(integerValue);
			return Func1.Constant.<Symbol, ExpansionContext>wrap(Symbol.astInstruction(Instruction.TYPE_QUOTE, integer));
		}
		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_namedPrimitive: {
			NamedPrimitiveContext namedPrimitiveCtx = (NamedPrimitiveContext)ctx;
			TerminalNode namedPrimitiveToken = (TerminalNode)namedPrimitiveCtx.getChild(0);

			switch(namedPrimitiveToken.getSymbol().getType()) {
			case giki.antlr4.GikiLexer.NAMED_PRIMITIVE_EOF:
				return Func1.Constant.<Symbol, ExpansionContext>wrap(Symbol.astInstruction(Instruction.TYPE_EOF));
			}

			break;
		}
		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_move: {
			return Func1.Constant.<Symbol, ExpansionContext>wrap(Symbol.astInstruction(Instruction.TYPE_MOVE));
		}
		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_peek: {
			return Func1.Constant.<Symbol, ExpansionContext>wrap(Symbol.astInstruction(Instruction.TYPE_PEEK));
		}
		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_next: {
			return Func1.Constant.<Symbol, ExpansionContext>wrap(Symbol.astInstruction(Instruction.TYPE_CONSUME));
		}
		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_identifier: {
			IdentifierContext identifierCtx = (IdentifierContext)ctx;
			ResourceLocation location = new ResourceLocation(resourceName, identifierCtx);

			String identifier = identifierCtx.ID().get(0).getText();
			for(int i = 1; i < identifierCtx.ID().size(); i++)
				identifier += "/" + identifierCtx.ID().get(i).getText();

			final Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext> identiferUsageInterpolater = parseContext.identifierUsage(location, identifier);

			return new Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext>() {
				@Override
				public Symbol call(ExpansionContext expansionCtx) {
//					// Identifier usage should be coupled to meta arguments
//					// - then it is possible to associate modules with specific kinds of usage, cache these associations, and thereby support circular dependencies.
//					Symbol.Map astPlaceHolder = parseContext.identifierUsage(location, identifier);
//
//					return astPlaceHolder;

					return identiferUsageInterpolater.call(expansionCtx);
				}
			};

//			Symbol.Map astPlaceHolder = parseContext.identifierUsage(new ResourceLocation(resourceName, identifierCtx), identifier);
//
////			return astPlaceHolder;
//
//			return return astPlaceHolder);
		}
		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_group: {
			GroupContext groupContext = (GroupContext)ctx;
			return toSymbol(parseContext, resourceName, groupContext.expressions().expression());
		}
		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_list: {
			ListContext semanticTermTransitionListContext = (ListContext)ctx;

			if(semanticTermTransitionListContext.expressions() != null) {
				final Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext> initializationInterpolater = toSymbol(parseContext, resourceName, semanticTermTransitionListContext.expressions().expression());

				return new Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext>() {
					@Override
					public Symbol call(ExpansionContext expansionCtx) {
						Symbol initialization = initializationInterpolater.call(expansionCtx);

						return Symbol.astList(initialization);
					}
				};
//				return Symbol.astList(initialization);
			} else {
				return Func1.Constant.<Symbol, ExpansionContext>wrap(Symbol.astList());
			}
		}
		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_map: {
			MapContext mapCtx = (MapContext)ctx;

			final ArrayList<String> slotIdentifiers = new ArrayList<String>();
			final ArrayList<Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext>> slotSetInterpolaters = new ArrayList<Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext>>();

			int[] slots = new int[mapCtx.slotSet().size()];

			for(int i = 0; i < slots.length; i++) {
				SlotSetContext slotSetCtx = mapCtx.slotSet().get(i);
				String slotIdentifier = slotSetCtx.ID().getText();
				Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext> slotValueInterpolater = toSymbol(parseContext, resourceName, slotSetCtx.value);

				slotIdentifiers.add(slotIdentifier);
				slotSetInterpolaters.add(slotValueInterpolater);

//				Symbol slotSet = new Symbol.Map()
//					.with(Symbol.Map.KEY_SLOT, Symbol.getIdentifier(slotIdentifier))
//					.with(Symbol.Map.KEY_VALUE, slotValueInterpolater);
//				slotSetInterpolaters.add(slotSet);
			}

			return new Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext>() {
				@Override
				public Symbol call(ExpansionContext expansionCtx) {
					ArrayList<Symbol> slotSets = new ArrayList<Symbol>();

					for(int i = 0; i < slotIdentifiers.size(); i++) {
						String slotIdentifier = slotIdentifiers.get(i);
						Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext> slotValueInterpolater = slotSetInterpolaters.get(i);
						Symbol slotValue = slotValueInterpolater.call(expansionCtx);

						Symbol slotSet = new Symbol.Map()
							.with(Symbol.Map.KEY_SLOT, Symbol.getIdentifier(slotIdentifier))
							.with(Symbol.Map.KEY_VALUE, slotValue);
						slotSets.add(slotSet);
					}

					return Symbol.astMap(slotSets);
				}
			};

//			return Symbol.astMap(slotSetInterpolaters);
		}
		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_produceVerbatim: {
			ProduceVerbatimContext produceVerbatimCtx = (ProduceVerbatimContext)ctx;
			String text = produceVerbatimCtx.VERBATIM().getText().replaceAll("\\\\´", "\\´");

			final ArrayList<Symbol> quotes = new ArrayList<Symbol>();

			for(int i = 0; i < text.length(); i++)
				quotes.add(Symbol.astQuote("" + text.charAt(i)));

			return new Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext>() {
				@Override
				public Symbol call(ExpansionContext expansionCtx) {
					return Symbol.astGroup(quotes);
				}
			};

//			return Symbol.astGroup(quotes);
		}
		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_quote: {
			QuoteContext quoteCtx = (QuoteContext)ctx;

			ParseContext quoteParseContext = new ParseContext();
			final Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext> toQuoteInterpolater = toSymbol(quoteParseContext, resourceName, (ParserRuleContext)quoteCtx.termValue().getChild(0));

			return new Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext>() {
				@Override
				public Symbol call(ExpansionContext expansionCtx) {
					Symbol toQuote = toQuoteInterpolater.call(expansionCtx);

					return Symbol.astInstruction(Instruction.TYPE_QUOTE, toQuote);
				}
			};

//			return Symbol.astInstruction(Instruction.TYPE_QUOTE, toQuote);
		}
		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_interpolation: {
			InterpolationContext interpolationCtx = (InterpolationContext)ctx;

			ParseContext quoteParseContext = new ParseContext();
			final Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext> toInterpolateInterpolater = toSymbol(quoteParseContext, resourceName, (ParserRuleContext)interpolationCtx.termValue().getChild(0));

			return new Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext>() {
				@Override
				public Symbol call(ExpansionContext expansionCtx) {
					Symbol toInterpolate = toInterpolateInterpolater.call(expansionCtx);
//					Symbol astInterpolation = Symbol.astInterpolate(toInterpolate);

					HLCodeBuilder modification = new HLEntryPointBuilder(HLCodeBuilder.Factory.fromAST(toInterpolate));
					CodeBuilder codeBuilder = new CodeBuilder();
					modification.appendTo(codeBuilder);
					CodeBuilder.Build modificationBuild = codeBuilder.build();

					//   - Then evaluate that pipeline based on an input with a single element: the module's body ast
					IOBuffer input = new IOBuffer(/* What to use as input? Meta arguments here? */);
					IOBuffer output = new IOBuffer();
					Machine machine = new Machine(input, output, modificationBuild.code, new Symbol[modificationBuild.variableCount], modificationBuild.interCount);

					while(machine.getResult() == Machine.RESULT_ABSENT)
						machine.evaluate();

					//   - The output (a single element is expected) is then considered the expanded module's body ast
					//   - If the output is not as expected, then an error, about this, is promoted
					output.pipe();

					Symbol astInterpolation = output.peek();

					return astInterpolation;
				}
			};
		}
		}

		return null;
	}

	public static <T extends ParserRuleContext> Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext> toSymbol(ParseContext parseContext, String resourceName, java.util.List<T> ctxs) {
		final ArrayList<Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext>> sequence = new ArrayList<Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext>>();

		for(T ctx: ctxs) {
			Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext> item = toSymbol(parseContext, resourceName, ctx);
			sequence.add(item);
		}

		return new Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext>() {
			@Override
			public Symbol call(ExpansionContext expansionCtx) {
				ArrayList<Symbol> sequenceBuilder = new ArrayList<Symbol>();

				for(Func1<Symbol, ExpansionContext> itemInterpolater: sequence) {
					Symbol item = itemInterpolater.call(expansionCtx);
					sequenceBuilder.add(item);
				}

				return Symbol.astGroup(sequenceBuilder);
			}
		};

//		Func0.Constant<Symbol>.wrap(new Symbol.astGroup(sequence));
	}

	private static String replaceEscChars(String str) {
		return str.replace("\\r", "\r").replace("\\n", "\n");
	}

//	public static HLCodeBuilder toHLCodeBuilder(String resourceName, ParserRuleContext ctx) {
//		switch(ctx.getRuleIndex()) {
//		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_expressions: {
//			ExpressionsContext expressionsCxt = (ExpressionsContext)ctx;
//			return toHLCodeBuilder(resourceName, expressionsCxt.expression());
//		}
//		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_expression: {
//			ExpressionContext expressionContext = (ExpressionContext)ctx;
//			return toHLCodeBuilder(resourceName, (ParserRuleContext)expressionContext.getChild(0));
//		}
//		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_variableDeclaration: {
//			VariableDeclarationContext variableDeclarationCxt = (VariableDeclarationContext)ctx;
//
//			if(variableDeclarationCxt.isDeclaration == null) {
//				return toHLCodeBuilder(resourceName, (ParserRuleContext)variableDeclarationCxt.getChild(0));
//			} else {
//				String identifier = variableDeclarationCxt.ID().getText();
//
//				if(variableDeclarationCxt.hasInitialization != null) {
//					HLCodeBuilder initialization = toHLCodeBuilder(resourceName, variableDeclarationCxt.value);
//
//					return new HLVariableDeclaration(identifier, initialization);
//				} else {
//					return new HLVariableDeclaration(identifier);
//				}
//			}
//		}
//		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_assignment: {
//			AssignmentContext assignmentCtx =
//				(AssignmentContext)ctx;
//
//			if(assignmentCtx.isAssignment == null) {
//				return toHLCodeBuilder(resourceName, (ParserRuleContext)assignmentCtx.getChild(0));
//			} else {
//				String identifier = assignmentCtx.id.getText();
//
//				HLCodeBuilder value = toHLCodeBuilder(resourceName, assignmentCtx.value);
//
//				return new HLVariableAssignment(identifier, value);
//			}
//		}
//		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_decision: {
//			DecisionContext decisionContext = (DecisionContext)ctx;
//
//			if(decisionContext.decisionTail().pipeline() == null || decisionContext.decisionTail().pipeline().isEmpty())
//				return toHLCodeBuilder(resourceName, decisionContext.value);
//			else {
//				HLDecision decision = new HLDecision();
//
//				HLCodeBuilder firstAlternative = toHLCodeBuilder(resourceName, decisionContext.value);
//
//				decision.alternative(firstAlternative);
//
//				for(PipelineContext alternativeCtx: decisionContext.decisionTail().pipeline()) {
//					HLCodeBuilder alternative = toHLCodeBuilder(resourceName, alternativeCtx);
//					decision.alternative(alternative);
//				}
//
//				return decision;
//			}
//		}
//		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_pipeline: {
//			PipelineContext pipelineContext = (PipelineContext)ctx;
//
//			if(pipelineContext.hasFrom == null && pipelineContext.hasInters == null && pipelineContext.hasTo == null)
//				return toHLCodeBuilder(resourceName, pipelineContext.lhs);
//			else {
//				HLCodeBuilder codeBuilder;
//
//				HLPipeline pipeline = new HLPipeline();
//
//				HLCodeBuilder from = null;
//				HLCodeBuilder to = null;
//				HLCodeBuilder firstPipe = toHLCodeBuilder(resourceName, pipelineContext.lhs);
//
//				if(pipelineContext.hasFrom != null) {
//					from = firstPipe;
//					firstPipe = toHLCodeBuilder(resourceName, pipelineContext.hasFrom.body);
//				}
//
//				if(pipelineContext.hasTo != null) {
//					to = toHLCodeBuilder(resourceName, pipelineContext.hasTo.body);
//				}
//
//				pipeline.append(firstPipe);
//
//				for(PipelineInterContext interCtx: pipelineContext.pipelineInter()) {
//					HLCodeBuilder pipe = toHLCodeBuilder(resourceName, interCtx.preFixOperation());
//					pipeline.append(pipe);
//				}
//
//				codeBuilder = pipeline;
//
//				if(to != null)
//					codeBuilder = new HLTo(to, codeBuilder);
//
//				if(from != null)
//					codeBuilder = new HLFrom(from, codeBuilder);
//
//				return new HLIOScope(codeBuilder);
//			}
//		}
//		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_preFixOperation: {
//			return toHLCodeBuilder(resourceName, (ParserRuleContext)ctx.getChild(0));
//		}
//		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_preFixRest: {
//			PreFixRestContext preFixRestContext = (PreFixRestContext)ctx;
//			HLCodeBuilder toRepeatNode = toHLCodeBuilder(resourceName, preFixRestContext.expr);
//
//			HLSequence sequence = new HLSequence()
//				.not(new HLInstruction(Instruction.TYPE_EOF))
//				.append(toRepeatNode);
//
//			return new HLLoop(sequence);
//		}
//		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_preFixFile: {
//			PreFixFileContext preFixFileCtx = (PreFixFileContext)ctx;
//
//			HLCodeBuilder expr = toHLCodeBuilder(resourceName, preFixFileCtx.expr);
//
//			return new HLPipeline()
//				.append(expr)
//				.append(new HLInstruction(Instruction.TYPE_FILE));
//		}
//		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_compose: {
//			ComposeContext composeCtx = (ComposeContext)ctx;
//
//			if(composeCtx.isCompose == null)
//				return toHLCodeBuilder(resourceName, (ParserRuleContext)composeCtx.lhs);
//			else {
//				HLCodeBuilder last = toHLCodeBuilder(resourceName, composeCtx.terms().get(composeCtx.terms().size() - 1));
//				HLCodeBuilder lastButOne = toHLCodeBuilder(resourceName, composeCtx.terms().get(composeCtx.terms().size() - 2));
//
//				HLPipeline pipeline = new HLPipeline();
//
//				pipeline.append(new HLSequence()
//					.append(last)
//					.append(lastButOne)
//				);
//
//				for(int i = composeCtx.terms().size() - 3; i >= 0; i--) {
//					HLCodeBuilder part = toHLCodeBuilder(resourceName, composeCtx.terms().get(i));
//					pipeline.append(new HLSequence()
//						.append(new HLInstruction(Instruction.TYPE_MAP_UNION))
//						.append(part)
//					);
//				}
//
//				pipeline.append(new HLInstruction(Instruction.TYPE_MAP_UNION));
//
//				return pipeline;
//			}
//		}
//		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_interval: {
//			IntervalContext intervalCtx = (IntervalContext)ctx;
//
//			Symbol lhsIdentifier = Symbol.getIdentifier(intervalCtx.lhs.PRODUCTION_STRING().getText());
//			Symbol rhsIdentifier = Symbol.getIdentifier(intervalCtx.rhs.PRODUCTION_STRING().getText());
//
//			HLSequence sequence = new HLSequence();
//
//			sequence.gte(lhsIdentifier);
//			sequence.lte(rhsIdentifier);
//
//			return sequence;
//		}
//		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_terms: {
//			TermsContext termsCtx = (TermsContext)ctx;
//			return toHLCodeBuilder(resourceName, termsCtx.term());
//		}
//		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_term: {
//			TermContext termCtx = (TermContext)ctx;
//
//			HLCodeBuilder term = toHLCodeBuilder(resourceName, (ParserRuleContext)termCtx.termValue().getChild(0));
//
//			if(termCtx.lookupChain() != null) {
//				HLLookupChain lookupChain = new HLLookupChain(term);
//
//				for(TerminalNode identifierNode: termCtx.lookupChain().ID()) {
//					String slotIdentifier = identifierNode.getText();
//
//					lookupChain.append(slotIdentifier);
//				}
//
//				term = lookupChain;
//			}
//
//			if(termCtx.isNot != null)
//				term = new HLNot(term);
//
//			if(termCtx.isMulti == null) {
//				return term;
//			} else {
//				return new HLLoop(term);
//			}
//		}
//		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_ioOperation: {
//			IoOperationContext ioOperationCtx = (IoOperationContext)ctx;
//
//			HLInstruction instruction = toPrimitive((ParserRuleContext)ioOperationCtx.getChild(0));
//
//			if(ioOperationCtx.IO_SCOPE() != null) {
//				int ioScope = Integer.parseInt(ioOperationCtx.IO_SCOPE().getText());
//				return new HLIOScopeUsage(instruction, ioScope);
//			} else {
//				return instruction;
//			}
//		}
//		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_identifier: {
//			IdentifierContext identifierCtx = (IdentifierContext)ctx;
//
//			String identifier = identifierCtx.ID().get(0).getText();
//			for(int i = 1; i < identifierCtx.ID().size(); i++) {
//				identifier += "/" + identifierCtx.ID().get(i).getText();
//			}
//
//			ResourceLocation resourceLocation = new ResourceLocation(
//				resourceName,
//				identifierCtx.ID().get(0).getSymbol().getLine(),
//				identifierCtx.ID().get(0).getSymbol().getCharPositionInLine()
//			);
//
////			return new HLIdentifier(identifier, resourceLocation);
//			return null;
//		}
//		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_group: {
//			GroupContext groupContext = (GroupContext)ctx;
//			return toHLCodeBuilder(resourceName, groupContext.expressions().expression());
//		}
//		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_list: {
//			ListContext semanticTermTransitionListContext = (ListContext)ctx;
//
//			if(semanticTermTransitionListContext.expressions() != null) {
//				HLCodeBuilder initialization = toHLCodeBuilder(resourceName, semanticTermTransitionListContext.expressions().expression());
//
//				return new HLList(initialization);
//			} else {
//				return new HLList(new HLSequence());
//			}
//		}
//		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_map: {
//			MapContext mapCtx = (MapContext)ctx;
//
//			HLMap map = new HLMap();
//
//			int[] slots = new int[mapCtx.slotSet().size()];
//
//			for(int i = 0; i < slots.length; i++) {
//				SlotSetContext slotSetCtx = mapCtx.slotSet().get(i);
//				String slotIdentifier = slotSetCtx.ID().getText();
//				HLCodeBuilder slotValue = toHLCodeBuilder(resourceName, slotSetCtx.value);
//
//				map.setSlot(slotIdentifier, slotValue);
//			}
//
//			return map;
//		}
//		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_produceVerbatim: {
//			ProduceVerbatimContext produceVerbatimCtx = (ProduceVerbatimContext)ctx;
//			String text = produceVerbatimCtx.VERBATIM().getText().replaceAll("\\\\´", "\\´");
//
//			HLSequence sequence = new HLSequence();
//
//			for(int i = 0; i < text.length(); i++)
//				sequence.quote("" + text.charAt(i));
//
//			return sequence;
//		}
//		}
//
//		return null;
//	}
//
//
//	private static HLInstruction toPrimitive(ParserRuleContext patternCtx) {
//		switch(patternCtx.getRuleIndex()) {
//		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_consumeString: {
//			String identifierText = replaceEscChars(patternCtx.getText());
//			Symbol identifier = Symbol.getIdentifier(identifierText);
//			return new HLInstruction(Instruction.TYPE_PEEK_EQUALS_CONSUME, identifier);
//		}
//		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_produceString: {
//			String identifierText = replaceEscChars(patternCtx.getText());
//			Symbol identifier = Symbol.getIdentifier(identifierText);
//			return new HLInstruction(Instruction.TYPE_QUOTE, identifier);
//		}
//		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_consumeInteger: {
//			String integerText = patternCtx.getText();
//			int integerValue = Integer.parseInt(integerText);
//			Symbol integer = Symbol.getInteger(integerValue);
//			return new HLInstruction(Instruction.TYPE_PEEK_EQUALS_CONSUME, integer);
//		}
//		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_produceInteger: {
//			String integerText = patternCtx.getText();
//			int integerValue = Integer.parseInt(integerText);
//			Symbol integer = Symbol.getInteger(integerValue);
//			return new HLInstruction(Instruction.TYPE_QUOTE, integer);
//		}
//		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_namedPrimitive: {
//			NamedPrimitiveContext namedPrimitiveCtx = (NamedPrimitiveContext)patternCtx;
//			TerminalNode namedPrimitiveToken = (TerminalNode)namedPrimitiveCtx.getChild(0);
//
//			switch(namedPrimitiveToken.getSymbol().getType()) {
//			case giki.antlr4.GikiLexer.NAMED_PRIMITIVE_EOF:
//				return new HLInstruction(Instruction.TYPE_EOF);
//			}
//
//			break;
//		}
//		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_move: {
//			return new HLInstruction(Instruction.TYPE_MOVE);
//		}
//		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_peek: {
//			return new HLInstruction(Instruction.TYPE_PEEK);
//		}
//		case giki.antlr4.GikiParser.RULE_next: {
//			return new HLInstruction(Instruction.TYPE_CONSUME);
//		}
//		}
//
//		return null;
//	}
//
//	public static <T extends ParserRuleContext> HLCodeBuilder toHLCodeBuilder(String resourceName, java.util.List<T> ctxs) {
//		HLSequence sequence = new HLSequence();
//
//		for(T ctx: ctxs) {
//			HLCodeBuilder item = toHLCodeBuilder(resourceName, ctx);
//			sequence.append(item);
//		}
//
//		return sequence;
//	}

//	private interface AstProcessor {
//		void setup(Symbol ast, HLCodeBuilder.Validation validation);
//		void validate(Symbol ast, HLCodeBuilder.Validation validation);
//		void appendTo(Symbol ast, CodeBuilder codeBuilder);
//	}
//
//	private static Hashtable<Symbol.Identifier, AstProcessor> astProcessorMap;
//
//	static {
//		astProcessorMap = new Hashtable<Symbol.Identifier, AstProcessor>();
//
//		astProcessorMap.put(Symbol.Map.AST_TYPE_ASSIGNMENT, new AstProcessor() {
//			@Override
//			public void validate(Symbol ast, Validation validation) {
//				validate(value, validation);
//			}
//
//			@Override
//			public void setup(Symbol ast, Validation validation) {
//				// Ensure variables are declared according a current default variable scope, such that naming conflicts are avoided across macros
//				setup(value, validation);
//			}
//
//			@Override
//			public void appendTo(Symbol ast, CodeBuilder codeBuilder) {
//				codeBuilder.beginAssertion();
//				codeBuilder.setOutputVariable(identifier);
//				appendTo(value, codeBuilder);
//				codeBuilder.endAssertion();
//			}
//		});
//	}
//
//	public static void setup(Symbol ast, HLCodeBuilder.Validation validation) {
//
//	}
//
//	public static void validate(Symbol ast, HLCodeBuilder.Validation validation) {
//
//	}
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


Choose one of the exciting dishes in the seven-course dégustation menu.
L'Abeille offers connoisseurs exciting and extensive selections of wines from around the world.
Alcohol can damage your health. Please drink reasonably. In accordance with article L.33242-1 of the "Code de la Santé Publique", it is forbidden to sell alcoholic beverages to minors.


ALL State, Local and Federal rules apply.
Drugs, including marijuana, and/or alcohol are not allowed to be consumed by a competitor within 6 hours of a competition's start time or allowed on/in a competitor's boat.
Must be equipped with all required Coast Guard safety equipment.
Must have a working kill switch.
Must have separated aerated livewells with the capacity to hold 5 average size bass.
All people in the boat must wear a life vest when the gas engine is running.
A minimum of $300,000 liability insurance is required. Proof must be submitted with the application.
All Contestants must have a valid fishing license for the state or states that the tournament is being held.
A Non-MBN participant, fishing MBN events, must join MBN before being allowed to fish the following year.
If competing in New Hampshire waters, the boater must have a "Safe Boaters Certificate" in the boat.
Protests must be brought in writing to the Tournament Director (TD) before weigh-in. The TD's decision is final.
Only artificial lures may be used. No live or prepared baits allowed. Pork rind is the only exception.
Only one fishing rod per angler is allowed to be used at one time. No trolling.
Culling of fish must be done immediately. There will be NO CULLING AT THE RAMP.
More than allowed limit brought to the scale: Angler picks live fish to release and 1-lb is deducted from total weight.
Dead fish cannot be culled and a .25 penalty (1/4 pound) will be assessed for each dead fish.
A 1 pound penalty per minute a contestant is late to the weigh-in site. More than 15 minutes late = disqualification.
A tie for 1st place will be broken by first: # of live fish; second: heaviest fish. If still tied, the first and second place monies will be combined and divided equally between the two contestants. Same process for any other ties.
Launch take –off positions will be determined by a blind draw of numbers.
1st Place will receive 200 points. 2nd 199 points and 3rd 198, etc. If a contestant(s) enters and fishes in a tournament but catches no fish, they will be allotted 100 points.
Only largemouth and smallmouth bass will be allowed to be brought to the scales.
Nets are allowed. A protest will not be allowed if a fish is lost while one contestant attempts to net another's fish.
Tournament hours are from 7 A.M. to 3 P.M. unless otherwise decided by the Tournament Director.
Everyone must be at the ramp and monies paid by 6:20 A.M. There will be a tournament briefing at the ramp or on the water before takeoff.
If there is a "check-in boat" all participants, at the end of the tournament, must check in with this boat before 3 P.M.
If there is an out-of-the-water weigh-in, then the Tournament Committee will pull their boats first. No other boats will be allowed to pull unless otherwise authorized at the pretournament briefing.
All Contestants are expected to follow high standards of sportsmanship, courtesy, safety and consideration. Violation of this rule shall be reason for disqualification.
ONLY non-penetrating culling clips are allowed for use. Any clip that penetrates the skin or mouth of a bass is not allowed. Non-Boaters are required to supply their own as specified culling clips.
Note: Nothing is more discouraging to a person new to this sport than showing up to a tournament and not being able to fish because a shortage of boaters. It is likely that potential MBN new member will never give us another chance.
It is highly recommended that all participants, Boaters and Co-Anglers, contact the Tournament Director (TD) and let him know you will be attending.
Contact the TD by TEXT no later than the Thursday before the tournament.
These rules are in addition to the MBN Tournament Rules. It is understood by all contestants that the MBN Tournament Rules are part of these ProAm Tournament Rules. Both the MBN Tournament Rules and the following ProAm Tournament rules will apply at all ProAm events – including the State Fishoffs.
It will be determined by a "blind draw" as to which Pro fishes with which Am.
The Pro, which we call "boater," chooses were to fish and has complete control of the trolling motor and the operation of the gas motor.
The Am, which we call the "co-angler" and "non-boater", fishes from the back platform of the boat. He/she will not cast beyond the console of the boat.
The Pros only compete against the other Pros. The Ams only compete against the other Ams.
If more boaters show up for a tournament than non-boaters than there will be a drawing to determine which boater will fish alone. If the event is more than a one-day event then the boater that fishes alone the first day will not fish alone in that tournament the following days.
Note: The above "g." is not used at the MBN Fishoffs, where there must be an even number of Pros and Ams.
Ams must bring their own life vest to every event.
In-State tournament waters will be off limits as of 12:01 A.M. the morning of the tournament. Out of state tournaments may or may not have a cutoff and will be determined when the schedule is announced.
Limits of 5-fish for the Pro and 3 fish for the Am will be for all ProAm tournaments.
The entry fee for the Pro will be $125.
The entry fee for the Am will be $60.
Separate payouts for both the Pros and the Ams and amounts are dependent on the number of entries for both.
Both the Pro and the Am will receive 200 points for winning, 199 for 2nd, 198 for 3rd etc.
Any competitor that enters a tournament, but does not weigh-in a fish, will receive 100 points.
The top 3 Pros and the top 3 Ams (most points), at the end of the final tournament and are MBN members by the date of the final tournament, will have an automatic berth on the State Team that competes in what is called the Eastern Divisionals.
Only MBN members can be Anglers of the Year (AOY) and qualify to be on the State Team. This means that AOY will be determined by the MBN member with the most points.
The Pro Angler of the Year and the Am Angler of the Year will be presented the "Yellick Memorial Trophy" at the Annual Awards Banquet.


Sergeant Stan Andronyk said police are hopeful that someone may recognize the ball cap or knife/tool in the photos. A distinct knife and ball cap were recovered from the scene, along with a surveillance photo of the suspect. Photo submitted.
The Hogshead Restaurant in Canmore was broken into at approximately 5:30 a.m. on January 29. Canmore RCMP said that they believe the suspect thief is male.
"He accessed the restaurant by prying the rear doors and subsequently smashing open a safe containing cash. A distinct knife, ball cap, and other tools were left at the scene by the suspect. In what appears to be an attempt to conceal his face, the suspect was wearing a hooded sweatshirt and had a cloth draped over his head," stated the RCMP press release.
Sergeant Stan Andronyk said police are hopeful that someone may recognize the ball cap or knife/tool in the photos. A distinct knife and ball cap were recovered from the scene, along with a surveillance photo of the suspect.
If anyone has information on this incident or any other criminal activity, please contact Canmore RCMP at (403)678-5519. If you wish to remain anonymous please contact Crimestoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477), or online at Crimestoppers.ca.


This mountaintop log estate is located at 2480 Saddle Notch Road in Loveland, CO and is situated on a vast 375 acres. It was designed by architect Kathy Scott and built by Pioneer Log Homes of British Columbia in 2004.
It features a log main house, a 3-bedroom log guest house, two ponds and a log building with 7,000 square foot workshop and 2,200 square foot country ballroom above complete with kitchen and bath and adjacent horse stables.
The main house boasts exquisite features such as hickory wood floors, hand-carved items, custom light fixtures and stone hearths. It features approximately 10,929 square feet of living space with 5 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, two offices, double height dining room, living room, gourmet kitchen with hand-carved cabinets, wood spiral staircase to all floors, family room with custom wet bar, elevator, 4-car garage, heated deck, outdoor living room with fireplace and more.