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Politicians address investment, MELT, and carbon tax during STA event
by Derek Clouthier April 17, 2019 @DerekClouthier
REGINA, Sask. – Representatives from the provincial and federal governments highlighted how they are backing the trucking industry in Saskatchewan with investments in infrastructure, support for mandatory training, and fighting the carbon tax.
During the Saskatchewan Trucking Association's (STA) second annual policymakers stakeholders meeting April 10 in Regina, Lori Carr, Minister of Highways and Infrastructure for the provincial government, said this year's budget puts $706.1 million toward road and infrastructure enhancements.
"This year's budget will result in upgrades to more than 1,000 km of highway, in addition to the completion of the Regina bypass, which will be completed this fall on budget and on time," said Carr.
Since 2008, Carr said the provincial government has invested nearly $9 billion into highway and infrastructure improvements.
In 2019, the minister said $20 million will be put toward spot safety improvements on provincial highways, totaling $100 million over a five-year investment.
Another five-year, $65 million investment is earmarked for an enhanced intersection safety program, along with $7 million to reduce the frequency and severity of collisions.
"We understand how vital the trucking industry is to our economy. Exports generate roughly two-thirds of all economic activity in Saskatchewan. And just about everything we produce moves on a truck at some point," said Carr. "We know that we need well-maintained infrastructure that allows access to other markets across Canada, as well as the rest of the world."
Kelly Block, MP for Carlton Trail-Eagle Creek and transport shadow minister, said the feeling is mutual at the federal level.
"Transportation is the lifeblood of the Canadian economy, and trucking provides everything," said Block. "Trucking is the most reliable, efficient, and time-sensitive service for shippers, manufacturers, and retailers. Without you our store shelves would be empty and our farmers' produce would rot in their bins instead of feeding the world. Canadians rely on safe, dependable, and affordable trucking."
Part of how Block and a Conservative government would show support for the industry is by scrapping the carbon tax.
"When it comes to environmental policies and carbon emissions, I believe my views align closely with the trucking industry," she said. "The concept behind the current Liberal government's carbon tax is that higher costs change behavior."
But Block believes the only thing the carbon tax has done is hinder the industry by reducing its ability to invest in new technologies, fleets, and employees.
"With the imposition of the carbon tax, I believe the current government is failing to recognize that the trucking industry has already done a lot to reduce carbon emissions," said Block. "The cost to transport goods in Canada has gone up and will continue to go up as the carbon tax increases…your customers need to know why they are going up."
Carr agreed, saying the provincial government will also continue to fight against the carbon tax, which, in addition to Saskatchewan, was imposed by the federal government April 1 for Manitoba, Ontario, and New Brunswick.
The federal carbon tax was levied on provinces that did not implement their own plan. The federal tax is set at $20 a ton for 2019, increasing $10 annually until reaching $50 a ton in 2022.
"We strongly believe this tax is not the answer," said Carr. "Of the many tools government has to combat climate change, a carbon tax will do most harm to our economy while having no impact on our emissions."
Carr said government should instead focus on investment into new technology that will reduce emissions on a global scale, while not having a negative impact on the economy.
"The carbon tax will take time and money away from fleets that could and should be investing in technology that would help Saskatchewan and Canada with emission reductions," she said.
Both Carr and Block praised the implementation of the province's mandatory entry-level driver training (MELT) program.
Block said thought MELT was on the government's radar for some time, the Humboldt tragedy forced swifter action.
"At the same time, the Government of Canada facilitated a cooperative discussion on the need to implement a Canadian standard," added Block. "While I'm not in the habit of praising the current federal minister of transport, I wholeheartedly support the collaborative approach that was taken in dealing with this issue.
"I hope and believe that by supporting truck driver training, federal and provincial governments can have a positive impact on the supply of drivers in the future."
Block stressed the need for more qualified Class 1 drivers in Canada, pointing to a report by the Conference Board of Canada indicating a potential shortfall of 33,000 drivers by 2020.
"While I don't believe government is the solution to this challenge, I know it can play a part in areas like training and educational programs," said Block. "But I also believe that this is where the private sector has been and will continue to do most of the heavy lifting."
Susan Ewart, executive director of the STA, said events like the policymakers stakeholders meeting help with what is the need for a collaborative effort between government and industry to achieve common goals.
"As an association, we are only effective together," said Ewart. "In this room are words and action; government and industry working together toward common goals of safer roads and a more production economy producing excellent results for our province."
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by Derek Clouthier @DerekClouthier
A university graduate with a degree in English, I have worked in the media and trucking industries as a writer, editor, and now as western bureau chief of Today's Trucking and TruckNews.com. I have several years of management experience in journalism, as well as hospitality, but am first and foremost a writer, both professionally and in my personal life, having completed two fiction novels.
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Q: Unicode problems in C++ but not C I'm trying to write unicode strings to the screen in C++ on Windows. I changed my console font to Lucida Console and I set the output to CP_UTF8 aka 65001.
I run the following code:
#include <stdio.h>  //notice this header file..
#include <windows.h>
#include <iostream>

int main()
{
    SetConsoleOutputCP(CP_UTF8);
    const char text[] = "Россия";
    printf("%s\n", text);
}

It prints out just fine!
However, if I do:
#include <cstdio>  //the C++ version of the header..
#include <windows.h>
#include <iostream>

int main()
{
    SetConsoleOutputCP(CP_UTF8);
    const char text[] = "Россия";
    printf("%s\n", text);
}

it prints: ������������
I have NO clue why..
Another thing is when I do:
#include <windows.h>
#include <iostream>

int main()
{
    std::uint32_t oldcodepage = GetConsoleOutputCP();
    SetConsoleOutputCP(CP_UTF8);

    std::string text = u8"Россия";
    std::cout<<text<<"\n";

    SetConsoleOutputCP(oldcodepage);
}

I get the same output as above (non-working output).
Using printf on the std::string, it works fine though:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <windows.h>
#include <iostream>

int main()
{
    std::uint32_t oldcodepage = GetConsoleOutputCP();
    SetConsoleOutputCP(CP_UTF8);

    std::string text = u8"Россия";
    printf("%s\n", text.c_str());

    SetConsoleOutputCP(oldcodepage);
}

but only if I use stdio.h and NOT cstdio.
Any ideas how I can use std::cout? How can I use cstdio as well?
Why does this happen? Isn't cstdio just a c++ version of stdio.h?
EDIT: I've just tried:
#include <iostream>
#include <io.h>
#include <fcntl.h>

int main()
{
    _setmode(_fileno(stdout), _O_U8TEXT);
    std::wcout << L"Россия" << std::endl;
}

and yes it works but only if I use std::wcout and wide strings. I would really like to avoid wide-strings and the only solution I see so far is the C-printf :l
So the question still stands..

A: Although you've set your console to expect UTF-8 output, I suspect that your compiler is treating string literals as being in some other character set. I don't know why the C compiler acts differently.
The good news is that C++11 includes some support for UTF-8, and that Microsoft has implemented the relevant portions of the Standard. The code is a little hairy, but you'll want to look into std::wstring_convert (converts to and from UTF-8) and the <cuchar> header.
You can use those functions to convert to UTF-8, and assuming your console is expecting UTF-8, things should work correctly.
Personally, when I need to debug something like this, I often direct the output to a text file. Text editors seem to handle Unicode better than the Windows console. In my case, I often output the code points correctly, but have the console set up incorrectly so that I still end up printing garbage.

I can tell you that this worked for me in both Linux (using Clang) and Windows (using GCC 4.7.3 and Clang 3.5; you need to add "std=c++11" to the command line to compile with GCC or Clang):
#include <cstdio>

int main()
{
    const char text[] = u8"Россия";
    std::printf("%s\n", text);
}

Using Visual C++ (2012, but I believe it would also work with 2010), I had to use:
#include <codecvt>
#include <cstdio>
#include <locale>
#include <string>

int main()
{
    std::wstring_convert<std::codecvt_utf8<wchar_t>> converter;
    auto text = converter.to_bytes(L"Россия");
    std::printf("%s\n", text.c_str());
}

A: If your file is encoded as UTF-8, you'll find the string length is 12. Run strlen from <string.h> (<cstring>) on it to see what I mean. Setting the output code page will print the bytes exactly as you see them.
What the compiler sees is equivalent to the following:
const char text[] = "\xd0\xa0\xd0\xbe\xd1\x81\xd1\x81\xd0\xb8\xd1\x8f";

Wrap it in a wide string (wchar_t in particular), and things aren't so nice.
Why does C++ handle it differently? I haven't the slightest clue, except perhaps the mechanism used by the code underlying the C++ version is somewhat ignorant (e.g. std::cout happily outputs whatever you want blindly). Whatever the cause, apparently sticking to C is safest...which is actually unexpected to me considering the fact that Microsoft's own C compiler can't even compile C99 code.
In any case, I'd advise against outputting to the Windows console if possible, Unicode or not. Files are so much more reliable, not to mention less of a hassle.

A: It's more surprising that C implementation does work here than that C++ doesn't. char can contain only one byte (numerical values 0-255) and thus console should show only ASCII characters.
C must be doing some magic for you here - in fact it guesses that these bytes from outside the ASCII range (which is 0-127) you're providing form an Unicode (probably UTF-8) multi-byte character. C++ just displays each byte of your const char[] array, and since UTF bytes treated separately don't have distinct glyphs in your font, it puts these �. Note that you assign 6 letters and get 12 question marks.
You can read about UTF-8 and ASCII encoding if you want, but the point is that std::wstring and std::wcout is really the best solution designed to handle larger-than-byte characters.
(If you're not using Latin characters at all, you don't even save memory when you use char-based solutions such as const char[] and std::string instead of std::wstring. All these Cyrillic codes have to take some space anyway).

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	"fmt"
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)

func GenerateMD5Hash(email string) string {
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Aberdeen Women look for invincible season after securing SWFL Division One – North title
by Ryan Cryle
Eilidh Shore, left, is one of those who has had international recognition. Picture by Kenny Elrick
Aberdeen Women co-manager Harley Hamdani says they're targeting an invincible campaign in SWFL Division One – North after the title was confirmed.
Dunfermline's loss to Buchan Ladies on Sunday means no team can catch the Dons, who have also sealed promotion back to the Scottish Building Society SWPL 2.
Hamdani says he and Emma Hunter may use their three remaining league fixtures to experiment ahead of next season. However, they are also keen not to add any losses to a campaign which has brought 17 wins and two draws to this point.
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"That won't change, but we might tweak some things and experiment while we've got the chance."
Aberdeen FC Ladies' first team became part of the Pittodrie academy set-up ahead of this term, with the team rebranded as Aberdeen Women.
Right from their appointment last year, Hunter and Hamdani had high hopes for their free-flowing side.
These have been fulfilled, with several Dons players also involved in Scotland age-group football. Eilidh Shore and Francesca Ogilvie are in Poland with the Under-19s at the moment.
Looking ahead to Premier League football, Hamdani and Hunter will aim to develop the defensive side of the Reds' game. And they plan to keep their targets closer to their chests this time around.
Hamdani, who thinks Aberdeen's infrastructure will see them retain their top talent over the break, said: "We know we can cause a goal threat to anyone we play – we've seen that playing against teams from a higher level in the cup competitions.
"What we want to look at is collectively how we defend.
"We're going to have moments next season where we need to defend a little bit better.
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"It'll be a step up. We know the competition to first of all stay in the league, then to get promoted, is such a challenge.
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"Then obviously we have ambitions within the club of getting back to the top division.
But before we go into that league (Premier 2) and see what it's like week in week out, then we won't be setting objectives for where we finish."
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Helix Sleep Mattress India: 2023 Full Review
December 19, 2021 by [email protected]
Overview Helix Sleep Mattress India
Helix, a direct to consumer mattress manufacturer, is known for its sleep research. This quiz will help you choose the right mattress based upon your body weight, preferred position and sleeping style. The Helix series includes of seven primary variants to accommodate various sleeping preferences. Helix Sleep Mattress India
Helix Sunset & Helix Moonlight: These are the softest models from the manufacturer. Helix Midnight, Helix Dusk and Helix Twilight are two examples for medium models. Helix Sunset Helix Twilight Helix Dawn Helix Plus and Helix Plus have the most common use models. Helix Plus is the firmest model in the Helix Plus line.
The Sunset is produced by Helix. Helix was conscious of side sleepers while creating the Sunset (the Midnight) and the Twilight. Lunar Light The Midnight, Dusk, and Dawn have been designed with stomach and back sleepers in mind. The Plus is designed especially for larger individuals. Helix has designed each mattress with specific weights in mind. Some people might also enjoy the way it feels.
With the exception of Plus, every model is available in both the Luxe and normal editions. Optional, the update expands the coil system in order to provide zonal Lumbar Support to improve spinal alignment. This allows the hips to be supported and the shoulders to sink further. To give the cushion a more luxurious feel, the Luxe edition quilts the top. Tencel covers encourage ventilation and aid in moisture removal. In addition to the 10-year standard guarantee, the upgrade includes a 15 year warranty.
The Dawn, Dusk and Midnight versions, Sunset, Moonlight, Sunset, Twilight, and Midnight versions are each 12 inches thick. The luxury versions are 14 inch thick. Plus is also 13 in thick. Because Helix mattresses can be considered high-profile, it may require substantial pockets.
We'll review each Helix mattress, including its construction and reviews. To help you decide which model could be the best for you, we'll also list some of its possible benefits.
Helix mattresses are very good at controlling movement. The foam layers absorb most movement. However, comfort layers' latex-like memory foam is much springier than regular memory foam. Due to the springiness emanating form the coil's core, it is possible to sense your partner moving throughout the night.
The memory foam layers and soft feel of the Helix models make the Dusk and Sunset absorb the most motion than any other models.
Therefore, vibrations may be less likely to travel across the mattress's surface.
This reduces the amount of noise that is transmitted across the mattress. Your ability to Sleep is likely to be less affected by your partner's movements during nighttime, dawn, and after midnight.
Helix mattresses offer pressure relief. This is partially due to the pocketsed coils, memory foam and polyfoam layers. The foam enables deep relaxation and self-cradling, which may help take some of the pressure off of pressure points like the hips and shoulders. Side sleepers and those under 130 lbs. are more demanding. are better met by the softer mattresses. For those who like to sleep on their stomach or back or who weigh more than 230 pounds, however, firmer mattresses are recommended.
Moonlight, dusk and sunset provide the best pressure relief, partly because they have plusher surfaces. The Plus was designed specifically for those with more weight and may be effective in relieving pressure points for those who fall into this category. Dawn and Twilight's harder sensation will result in higher resistance to pressure points on sleepers, which lessens the efficacy of these products in this region.
When it comes to sleeping cool, Helix mattresses perform around average for hybrids.
Memory foam mattresses are known for heating you while you sleep. This is because it holds heat throughout the night. These mattresses have coils that allow air to circulate through them to counter heat loss.
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Every Helix model is equipped with an encasement, which is strengthened within its core. As a result, less sinkage occurs when a person sits or lays on the edge of their bed. Each model is different in terms of how supportive it provides edge support. This is due to the quality of its construction and stiffness.
Twilight and Dawn, for instance, offer excellent edge support thanks to their sturdy designs. Because to their sturdy build, they also provide superb edge support. Dusk, Midnight, or Plus are sufficient to support the edges.
Moonlight the Moonlight, Sunset and Sunset are the most luxurious models. You'll feel less sinking while you sleep or be close to the edge. These mattresses offer the most support at the edges than any other Helix mattress.
The model's ability to move is the main distinguishing feature. Because of the sinking Moonlight and setting sun, it is very difficult to walk on the surface.
Twilight and Dawn models however, feel firmer and more comfortable. It is considerably simpler to shift about and get out of bed with the Dawn and Twilight models' powerful pushback against the body.
Helix mattresses provide some spring and bounce thanks to their coil cores. Many couples find this a great option for sex. The amount of conforming or sinking that the foam layers provide can influence the sexual experience depending on how it is made.
Because of their smooth surfaces, the Helix Dawn's and Twilight's make it easy to move about. This makes them great for couples. Also, while dusk, night, and plus are great times to have sex, moonlight and sunset can make it more difficult. These models have plush, soft surfaces that may restrict motion.
Helix models come with the standard amount "new mattress scent" that is found in all foam mattresses.
This smell is generally considered to be harmless and will disappear after a few weeks. Helix offers a variety of mattress options.
Because Helix mattresses are hybrids, their coil cores provide more air to move across the whole bed. As a result, the odors will dissipate quicker than they would with an all-foam mattress.
To sleep well on your side, you need a mattress that offers the right balance of support and cushioning. To relieve strain and align the spine, the hips and shoulders need to be free to sink into the mattress. Mattresses with a "medium" feel, closer to the soft end of the range, are often preferred by side sleepers.
Side sleepers between 130 and 220 pounds can use the Midnight or Dusk, which are firm and comfortable. This weight range is the majority of those who will benefit from the models' powerful contouring and support.
If you are a side sleeping person who weighs more than 230lbs, the Plus, and to a lesser extent the Twilight, are your best options. These models' firmer feel will keep folks who fall into this type of side sleepers from sinking too deep into their beds. The Helix Dynamic Foam layer gives cushioning and bounce, and since the Plus is designed for bigger persons, the foam comfort layers provide the necessary cradling that relieves pressure on the shoulders and hips.
For back sleep to be comfortable, you will need to provide support and firmness in the lumbar region. This is important to avoid sinking too deep and creating spinal misalignment. The posture of your back on the bed ensures that your spine is reasonably even.
Back sleepers tend to choose mattresses that are firmer than side sleepers, but not as stiff or flexible as stomach sleepers.
The Midnight is a good option for back sleepers who weigh less than 130 pounds. It provides the ideal amount to support this sleeping position and offers cushioning.
Those who weigh between 130 and 230 pounds have a wide range of options. Back sleepers that fall into this weight range might do well in the Twilight or the Plus. Both provide enough plushness to cushion the spine and great support for the lower back. Due to their reliable support and reasonable firmness, they are both Dusk and Dawn are also excellent.
The Plus, Twilight, or Dawn are great options for people who are heavier than 230 lbs and sleep on their stomachs. To prevent hips from sinking into the mattress, they provide great support for the weight range.
Because the majority of an individual's weight is in their torsos, Stomach sleepers put greater strain on their mattresses and have a propensity to sink deeper than other positions. They run the danger of pushing their spines out of their normal alignment and forming a U shape if they drop too far. It can cause later aches and discomforts. Stomach sleepers will need a mattress with more support, firmness, and enough push-back so that their backs align.
The firmer Helix versions will be most comfortable for stomach sleepers, who require a level surface to preserve proper spinal alignment and alignment. Those who weigh more than 130 pounds who want to sleep well might choose the Plus and Dawn. Due to its hardness and support, the central area of the mattress is strong enough to prevent excessive weight loss. A cushion that is supportive and comfortable will offer the support stomach sleepers of this weight range need.
Because it is medium-firm, the Midnight is suitable for stomach sleepers less than 130 pounds. Heavy people may sink too much. The Twilight might be suitable for stomach sleepers with lighter weights, particularly those who weigh between 130-230 pounds.
Helix mattresses use a hybrid design that combines a foam core with transition layers and foam cushion. Although each model is unique, they share the same architecture. Here's how the mattress is assembled.
Helix mattresses have a reasonable price, and are less expensive than hybrids. Each mattress' regular configuration costs less than the average.
The Luxe versions of Dawn and Dusk are available. The Luxe options can be more expensive than standard, but they still come in a reasonable price compared to hybrid car average prices. Additionally, Helix often conducts deals with further savings. The high-quality Helix mattress may be appealing to bargain hunters because of its affordable pricing and high-quality parts.
Helix mattress sales are possible on the website. Website Helix. Helix also has Helix mattresses for sale in its New York City showroom, as well as in a few other partner showrooms across the country.
Delivery to the United States within the United States is completely free. All items mailed to Canada are subject to a $250 shipping charge and a customs tax.
FedEx Ground is used in the delivery of Helix mattresses that are compressed and rolled into one. Most mattresses are delivered within 3-7 business days of order.
The customer must install the mattress. Helix includes setup instructions for the mattress within the mattress box as well as in the delivery email.
This service is offered by Helix, and costs $149 more than the original item.
For orders that include more than one product, a $199 fee will apply. It will be taken to the area unpacked and set up by a crew.
Helix mattresses offer a 100-night free trial beginning the day they are delivered. It must have been used for 30 nights before the mattress can be returned.
The customer can return the mattress within the time frame specified and receive a full refund. The moving company will pick up the mattress.
This offer allows for two returns per customer, household and delivery address.
If the mattress was purchased from an authorized dealer, the guarantee is valid only for the original owner. It does not cover damage brought on by abuse or overuse, a typical increase in softness, or changes in firmness preference. The receipt should always be kept by the customer to prove purchase.
The cost of returning the mattress to the shop is at the customer's expense. Helix may reimburse customers up to $100 for shipping costs in the event of a covered defect. Helix will then decide whether to replace or repair the mattress.
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Emily's Recipes and Reviews | UK Food Blog | Leicestershire : cherry bakewell blondies.
Here we go again, another Bakewell tart inspired recipe. This time blondies, and gluten free blondies at that. This recipe combines an almond based blondie recipe, almond essence, glace cherries and white chocolate chunks for good measure. Bake ahead of time for this one, since they're extra gooey when cooled down and sliced. If you like Bakewells and frangipane, you're going to love these. I dare you not to lick the bowl.
Step one. Begin by melting together the butter and 100g of white chocolate in a saucepan.
Step two. Skim a tablespoon of oil from the top of the melted mixture. Then add in the two types of sugar and almond extract. Allow to cool for a few minutes.
Step three. Stir in the beaten eggs followed by the ground almonds.
Step four. Pour the mixture into a brownie tin. Scatter in the cherries and remaining chopped white chocolate. Push some pieces to the bottom and sides of the mixture for even coverage.
Step five. Bake for 30-40 minutes, until golden on top. They will still be a little gooey in the middle so completely cool before slicing. I like to put mine in the fridge for optimum blondie or brownie slicing!
What is your favourite twist on a classic? Have you tried baking blondies before?
Yummy! A blondie has to be extra gooey!
This looks decadently delicious! I love bake well tarts, though I can't remember the last time I ate one. Mmmm.
I never tried baking blondies before, but these look so moist and good!
I love bakewell tart so these are definitely on my 'to bake' list. They look beautiful too.


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TKO Heritage Post
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The project began in 2015, appointed by Sai Kung District Office, Pointsman revitalized the ex-Tiu Keng Leng Police Station.
As the only remaining building from the 1960s in Tseung Kwan O, the ex-Tiu Keng Leng Police is named TKO Heritage Post to show Tseung Kwan O prior to the new town development, which represents Hong Kong's refugee history.
The hiking trail 'Tseung Kwan O Heritage Hiking Trail' will be connected with Section 3 of Wilson Trail, the historical Mau Wu Shan Observation Post and the newly converted TKO Heritage Post by the Sai Kung District Office. The hiking trail is named as 'Heritage Fun Trail'.
Working with Sai Kung District Office, Pointsman took part in conserving the only remaining building from the 1960s in Tseung Kwan O, the ex-Tiu Keng Leng Police Station on Po Lam Road South is now restored and revitalised as a Heritage Information Centre named TKO Heritage Post to show Tseung Kwan O in the old days prior to the new town development.
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The elephant in the room is the television set so the rest of the interiors for this house interior design. Thematically speaking the room has an element of 'get away from the mad rush and enjoy a good game or movie'! The three open sofa sets are red throwing light to the pastel shade of the entire room. Focus lights above the seating area are convenient while reading.
The entertainment unit has the television set enveloped in a large wooden frame. A foot lampshade softens the in the house interior of this fun room. Murals grace the wall alongside the lampshade adding some color to the simple wall. Behind the seating area is a wall with an intricate design. Pretty flowers in a crystal vase add the green dimension to the house interior of the television room. Flooring is basic vitrified with the color scheme that blends with the entire look.


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College women's basketball
Vermont 56, Dartmouth 54
College men's hockey
Norwich 7, St. Michael's 2
College women's hockey
Amherst 3, Norwich 2 (OT)
High school boys basketball
BFA-St. Albans 63, North Country 60
Enosburg 33, Missisquoi 30
Mount Anthony 82, Middlebury 56
Burr and Burton 68, Woodstock 55
Mount St. Joseph 53, Twin Valley 46
Bellows Falls 52, West Rutland 43
Rice 49, Rutland 39
Williamstown 24, BFA-Fairfax 21
Brattleboro 48, Springfield 46
Winooski 49, Vergennes 39
Mount Abraham 54, Missisquoi 21
Lyndon 58, Hazen 45
Peoples 50, Harwood 27
Enosburg 48, Lamoille 40
Windsor 53, Leland & Gray 46 (OT)
Danville at Craftsbury, 7:30 p.m.
Randolph at Northfield, 7 p.m.
Montpelier at Stowe, 7 p.m.
High school boys hockey
Spaulding 5, U-32 1
Burlington 5, Lyndon 3
Woodstock 3, Hartford 1
BFA-St. Albans 4, Mount St. Anne 4
Burr and Burton 7, Brattleboro 2
Stowe 4, Harwood 0
Milton 2, North Country 1
Northfield 7, St. Johnsbury 1
High school girls hockey
Mount Mansfield 2, South Burlington 1
Essex 4, BFA-St. Albans 1
Rutland 5, Burr and Burton 1
Rice 12, North Country 1
U-32 5, Burlington-Colchester 3
Middlebury 2, Plattsburgh (N.Y.) 2
Missisquoi at Brattleboro, 7:15 p.m.
THURSDAY'S SCHEDULE
College men's basketball
Southern Connecticut at St. Michael's, 7 p.m.
Lasell at Norwich, 7 p.m.
Johnson State at Castleton State, 7:30 p.m.
Lyndon State at Green Mountain, 7:30 p.m.
College women's basketball
Johnson State at Castleton, 5:30 p.m.
North Country at BFA-St. Albans, 6:30 p.m.
Winooski at Mount Abraham, 7 p.m.
BFA-Fairfax at Vergennes, 7 p.m.
Stowe at Milton, 7 p.m.
Northfield at Whitcomb, 7:30 p.m.
Richford at Craftsbury, 7 p.m.
Peoples at Twinfield, 7 p.m.
Fran Pinard Tournament
At Barre Auditorium
Mount Mansfield vs. U-32, 5:30 p.m.
Lyndon vs. Spaulding, 7 p.m.
St. Johnsbury at Lake Region, 6:30 p.m.
Colchester at Burlington, 6:30 p.m.
South Burlington at Champlain Valley, 7 p.m.
Spaulding at U-32, 7 p.m.
St. Johnsbury at Lake Region, 7 p.m.
Northeast Clinton (N.Y.) at Missisquoi, 6 p.m.
Beech Tournament
At Leddy Park
Champlain Valley vs. South Burlington, 4:30 p.m.
Colchester vs. Rice Memorial, 6:30 p.m.


Death is a part of life that most people fear, nobody wants to think of themselves in a hole in the ground. Unfortunately, that is not the way it works, but hopefully, this will shed a bit of light on the situation.
"We live in a culture where it has been rubbed into us in every conceivable way that to die is a terrible thing. And that is a tremendous disease from which our culture in particular suffers." – Alan Watts.
When we are children I think we all have this belief system that we will live forever, but who told you that we would live forever? The truth is, we all share a beautiful experience, and that is the time that we are given to live our lives.
How you choose to live your life is all up to you, but try not to waste it. Squeeze every bit of joy out of it that you can because you never know when you will take your last breath.


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A History of Modern Singapore, 1819-2005
C.M. Turnbull
When C.M. Turnbull's A History of Singapore, 1819-1975 appeared in 1977, it quickly achieved recognition as the definitive history of Singapore. A second edition published in 1989 brought the story up to the elections held in 1988. In this fully revised edition, rewritten to take into account recent scholarship on Singapore, the author has added a chapter on Goh Chok Tong's premiership (1990-2004) and the transition to a government headed by Lee Hsien Loong. The book now ends in 2005, when the Republic of Singapore celebrated its 40th anniversary as an independent nation.


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Washburn Law Alumna Nancy L. Moritz Sworn In as 10th Circuit Court of Appeals Judge
The Honorable Nancy L. Moritz, '85, was sworn in as a Tenth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals judge on July 30 by Federal District Judge Eric Melgren,'85, following President Barack Obama signing the order on July 29.
Moritz, a native of Tipton, Kansas, is the second Washburn University School of Law graduate to be named to this prestigious court and the first in more than 50 years, following in the footsteps of illustrious alumnus Delmas C. Hill, llb '29, who was appointed in 1961.
Moritz replaces fellow Kansan Deanell Tacha, who retired in 2011. She was nominated by President Obama in August 2013.
"This is a tremendous accomplishment for Justice Moritz and it serves to highlight her amazing legal career," said Dean Thomas J. Romig. "She exemplifies the character and caliber of our Washburn Law graduates, and we are thrilled about her well-deserved appointment to this prestigious court. Having one of our graduates elevated to the national legal arena honors the abilities and attributes of Justice Moritz and generates excitement and pride among faculty, alumni, and students at Washburn Law who applaud her hard-earned success."
This is a lifetime appointment for Moritz to the Tenth Circuit, which is located in Denver and reviews cases from Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Utah, and Wyoming.
Moritz's law career has been steeped in public service. In 1985, she was a research attorney with the Kansas Supreme Court. From 1987 to 1989 she served as a law clerk to the United States District Court in Wichita. After leaving private practice in 1995, she became an assistant U.S. attorney in Kansas City, Kansas, and later in Topeka. She was appointed to the appellate court in Kansas by Governor Kathleen Sebelius in 2004. In 2010, Moritz was appointed to the Kansas Court of Appeals by Governor Mark Parkinson.
Moritz has also served on Washburn University School of Law's Board of Governors.
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Whether you are seeking to lose weight or simply maintain the weight loss you have already achieved, it's important to develop a few good daily habits to sustain good health. Depending on the nature of the habit, it can take anywhere from 3 weeks to 40 weeks to add a new daily practice into your routine as being automatic. Some habits are easier to incorporate into your daily routine while others require more persistence in the time leading up to them becoming habits.
In forming good habits for weight loss, it's important to maintain a patient and persistent attitude. By focusing on the positives of what life will be like with your new habit incorporated, it will be easier to reach that plateau where weight loss habits become the every day norm.
1. Drink water upon awakening. One of the best practices you can develop is to drink more water. The average person walks around all day essentially dehydrated. The body works better when it is hydrated. To achieve a healthy level of hydration, begin by drinking a full glass of water first thing in the morning when you wake up. It's easy to get distracted and forget to drink water throughout the day. Start each day on the right foot by remembering to drink water before the day's distractions creep their way into your life.
2. Count calories. Calories are the measurement of how much energy we are consuming. If we consume too much energy, it is stored as fat. The body works more optimally with fewer of these energy reserves. Weight loss is all about burning more calories than you consume. Get a grip on this all-important measurement by using weight loss apps for counting calories.
3. Exercise. View any day that passes in which you do not elevate and sustain your heart rate at a level intended to increase cardiovascular fitness as a failed day (except for one day per week in which it is reasonable to rest). You've got to exercise your body. It's meant to be used. Exercise does not have to be intimidating or scary. Do whatever it takes to get moving. Play tennis. Power walk on a treadmill while watching your favorite TV shows. Jog around your neighborhood. Lift weights in a gym. It really doesn't matter what you're doing as long as what you're doing is getting your heart pumping and causing you to break into a nice sweat.
4. Sleep. A good night's sleep is the backbone of a healthy lifestyle. The amount of sleep you require each night varies from person to person. Whatever your ideal number of hours slept is, prioritize getting that much sleep each night. Add more years to your life and enjoy better all-around health by giving your body the sleep it requires each night.
5. Eat whole foods. A high energy diet is not built on Pop-Tarts and Doritos. Most processed food that comes in a box or a bag is basically just a clever rearrangement of corn. You've got to diversify your diet by eating real, whole foods. Snack on a handful of almonds. Make a salad with dinner each night. Choose clean sources of lean protein. Avoid food that comes in a box, bag, or contains ingredients you are unable to pronounce. Eating is really not too difficult. Just choose foods that have never seen the inside of a factory or processing plant.
6. Chill out. Indeed, stress is linked to weight gain and premature death. There is no substitute for a life with a manageable amount of stress. Find the sources of excess stress in your life and remove them. Evenings should be spent relaxed and reading a stimulating book not bogged down in a quagmire of anxiety and stress that contributes to unhealthy habits like overeating and drug abuse. Life will be as peaceful as you make it so find a way to carve out your peaceful temple in the mind amid all the chaos.


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Driver of a printer is really critical in helping proprietor operating the printer. It is crucial if the printer is attached to other devices like desktop computer. With no driver, the printer will not function as it's supposed to. This guide can help readers obtaining better understanding of the software and methods to run it.
Driver is software that's necessary as a external device is connected to a pc system. This software program helps translating the terminology used by outside device (printer in this case) for your user's computer. You might not observe that pc's OS and printer don't function in programming language.
Brother Printer drivers are necessary if user wish to connect printing machines released by this manufacturer to a certain computer system. Every printer series is going to have particular driver. Besides that, the sort of operating system installed in user's computer also impacts the driver. Ordinarily, a printer driver is provided for free by the manufacturer.
Physical backup of driver generally comes with the printing product. Nonetheless, in some instances, user may be required to obtain the driver. Here are the steps to do that.
Visit the manufacturer's website to get Brother Printer drivers. The address is http://www.brother.com/.
Once the necessary driver has been downloaded to the computer, the next thing that consumer needs to do would be to set up it. The procedure isn't complex in any way. Follow the following steps for setup.
Pick language of setup. It will also be used for working the printer when the software is installed.
Test out attributes supplied by the printer to ensure the setup is completed.
Everyone will tell you that Brother Printer drivers have to be updated frequently. Updates are done to make certain that issues occurring in the old version will be taken care of. In addition, it makes sure that printing device will perform in optimal manner and remain compatible with operating system.
During the procedure for installing the driver to computer system, consumer can opt to get automatic updates every time new version of application is introduced by Brother. Otherwise, user should regularly check on available updates through placing or control panel to make certain that they don't miss out on one.
The driver has various menus that user can choose. It all depends on attributes offered by specific printer collection. The basic options are coloured and black printing. Some machine also offers scanning and faxing options. The navigating procedure is quite straightforward. The info should help consumer using Brother Printer drivers properly.


The Indiana Pacers and Washington Wizards have turned things around after rough starts thanks to contributions from up and down their lineups.
Indiana goes for a third straight victory Tuesday night when it opens a stretch of five of six on the road against a Washington team riding a three-game winning streak.
The Pacers opened with three losses in a row but have since gone 8-2. They're coming off consecutive easy wins, 122-85 at Philadelphia on Wednesday and 123-86 over visiting Milwaukee on Saturday.
Paul George has led the way with 24.8 points per game this season, but he has three teammates averaging in double figures - C.J. Miles (14.3), George Hill (14.0) and Monta Ellis (12.7).
However, Indiana got solid performances from other players in the back-to-back wins. Chase Budinger, Jordan Hill and Glen Robinson III combined for 34 points against the 76ers and then totaled 50 on Saturday.
Jordan Hill had a season-high 20 points off the bench against the Bucks and fellow reserve Robinson finished with a career-best 17 while going 4 for 4 from 3-point range. Indiana went 15 for 30 from beyond the arc and is among the NBA leaders in 3-point shooting at 38.8 percent.
"We're playing good," George said. "We're just learning and we're really far from where we started. Everything is starting to come together and we're getting a better feel for one another."
The same can be said for the Wizards, whose three-game win streak has come after a stretch of four losses in five contests. Washington (6-4) won 97-95 at Detroit on Saturday behind 51 points from its bench.
Otto Porter paced the starters with 17 points but Marcin Gortat was a minus-22, Bradley Beal and John Wall were both minus-20 and Kris Humphries went scoreless. Nene had 18 points on 9-of-10 shooting and was a plus-24 off the bench, while Ramon Sessions had 14 points and nine assists and was plus-22.
"I thought our bench saved the day twice," coach Randy Wittman said. "In an 82-game season, that's what it takes. Our bench won't always play like that, and the starters will save the day, but tonight, it was the bench."
Washington's bench is averaging 42.3 points during the win streak after contributing 32.1 per game in the first seven. Indiana's reserves averaged 28.1 in the first 11 before upping that mark to 47.5 in the last two.
Pacers coach Frank Vogel knows his team is going to need that to continue during this road-heavy part of the schedule that includes four games out west. Indiana has alternated losses and wins in its first six away from home.
"We have a heckuva tough stretch coming up," he told the Pacers' official website. "We can't get ahead of ourselves and start feeling good about ourselves. There's a lot to adjust to and implement, and see how it works against the heavyweights."
Including the 2014 playoffs, Indiana has won four of five in Washington. George Hill scored 29 and made a running finger roll with three seconds left as the Pacers won 103-101 in the last matchup there March 25.
Hill, though, has missed the last three games with an upper respiratory infection. Vogel said Hill could have played in case of an emergency Saturday.
WASHINGTON (AP) Indiana forward Paul George thinks his team doesn't get enough attention.
With more nights like Tuesday, the Pacers will.
George scored a season-high 40 points and made seven 3-pointers, part of a franchise-record 19 by the Pacers in a 123-106 victory over the Washington Wizards.
C.J. Miles added 32 points, his most since joining the Pacers before the start of last season, as Indiana won for the ninth time in 11 games following an 0-3 start.
Miles was 8 of 9 from beyond the arc, and George also missed only once from deep as the Pacers tied their season scoring high set Saturday against Milwaukee.
Indiana also finished 73.1 percent (19 of 26) from 3-point range, crushing their previous season high of 44.4 percent (12 of 27).
"First time I've seen something like that," said George, smiling and shaking his head.
Said frustrated Wizards guard Bradley Beal: "When I'm standing this close to you and you're still making shots, I mean, what else do you want us to do?"
Gary Neal scored 23 points off the bench for the Wizards, whose three-game winning streak was snapped.
Beal added 20 points and John Wall scored 18 for Washington, which has lost five of its six games when it allows more than 110 points.
"We have to let this one go," said Wizards coach Randy Wittman, who at times this season has criticized his team's defense. "I thought our guys played hard, I don't have a problem with that. We just ran into a hot team shooting the ball."
Even with George and Miles combining to shoot a perfect 9 of 9 beyond the arc before halftime, the Wizards remained close for much of the first half and even led for stretches of the second quarter before the Pacers pulled away.
Miles finally missed his first 3-point attempt midway through the third, but answered with his seventh and longest of the game to beat the shot clock and make it 81-74.
George's turnaround jumper later in the quarter pushed it to 86-77, and then his pull-up 3 from the left wing made it 91-81, the first double-digit lead for either team.
"We've been talking about making people try and pick their poison," Miles said of his partnership with George. "There's a lot of space out there when he does what he does. I just try and move in the gaps and find spaces and be aggressive when I get my chances."
The Pacers nearly matched last season's New Orleans Pelicans, who made 15 of 20 3-point attempts in a game in November, 2014. That's the highest 3-point team percentage in the last five seasons with at least 20 attempts, according to STATS.
"Honestly, I was seeing it as each individual play," said Pacers coach Frank Vogel. "I didn't really have perspective of it until the end of the game."
Washington's first of four games in five days marks its busiest five-day stretch of the season. The Wizards also play three sets of back-to-back games in the first 12 days of December.
"It's not tough at all," Wittman said. "You make it tough mentally if you think that way."
Pacers: G George Hill scored 14 points in 32 minutes in his return after missing three games with an upper respiratory infection. . Indiana's stretch of six consecutive 3s made to start the game ended when Hill's 28-footer at the first-quarter buzzer rimmed out ... With Hill's return, Indiana's most-used starting five improved to 5-2.
Wizards: None of Washington's starters began the second quarter. The Wizards' second group outscored the Pacers 16-10 to take a 47-43 lead before Beal returned with 6:15 left in the half. . C Nene (sore calf) scored 11 points in 23 minutes after missing practice on Monday.
Pacers: Host Chicago on Friday.
Wizards: Visit Charlotte on Wednesday night.
03:41 Dudley Substitution replaced by Porter Jr.
08:04 Humphries Substitution replaced by Porter Jr.
01:43 Beal Substitution replaced by Oubre Jr.


"Crowned beauty," proclaims the name of this mask, from the Yoruba language. The face is painted white with thick black eyebrows, and then crowned with a blue and yellow headpiece, all carved from local sese wood by Ghanaian artisan Abdul Aziz Mohamadu. The rounded diamond shape highlights the pointed chin and high forehead, used in many kinds of African masks as a representation of idealized beauty.


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#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <utils_list.h>

#include "ipc_host.h"
#include "reg_ipc_app.h"
#include "bl_cmds.h"
#include "bl_utils.h"
#include "os_hal.h"

#define REG_SW_SET_PROFILING(env, value)   do{  }while(0)
#define REG_SW_CLEAR_PROFILING(env, value)   do{  }while(0)
#define REG_SW_CLEAR_HOSTBUF_IDX_PROFILING(env)   do{  }while(0)
#define REG_SW_SET_HOSTBUF_IDX_PROFILING(env, val)   do{  }while(0)
#define REG_SW_SET_PROFILING_CHAN(env, bit)            do {} while (0)
#define REG_SW_CLEAR_PROFILING_CHAN(env, bit)          do {} while (0)

#undef os_printf
#define os_printf(...) do {} while(0)
#define printf(...)

extern struct utils_list tx_list_bl;

static const int nx_txdesc_cnt[] =
{
    NX_TXDESC_CNT0,
    NX_TXDESC_CNT1,
    NX_TXDESC_CNT2,
    NX_TXDESC_CNT3,
    #if NX_TXQ_CNT == 5
    NX_TXDESC_CNT4,
    #endif
};

static const int nx_txdesc_cnt_msk[] =
{
    NX_TXDESC_CNT0 - 1,
    NX_TXDESC_CNT1 - 1,
    NX_TXDESC_CNT2 - 1,
    NX_TXDESC_CNT3 - 1,
    #if NX_TXQ_CNT == 5
    NX_TXDESC_CNT4 - 1,
    #endif
};

void ipc_host_init(struct ipc_host_env_tag *env,
                  struct ipc_host_cb_tag *cb,
                  struct ipc_shared_env_tag *shared_env_ptr,
                  void *pthis)
{
#if 0
extern int internel_cal_size_tx_desc;
extern int internel_cal_size_tx_hdr;
    printf("[IPC] [TX] Low level size %d, driver size %d, total size %d\r\n",
            internel_cal_size_tx_desc,
            internel_cal_size_tx_hdr,
            internel_cal_size_tx_desc + internel_cal_size_tx_hdr
    );
#endif
    utils_list_init(&tx_list_bl);
#if 0

    memset(shared_env_ptr, 0, sizeof(struct ipc_shared_env_tag));
#else
#if 0
    unsigned int * dst;
    unsigned int size;
    dst = (unsigned int *)shared_env_ptr;
    size = (unsigned int)sizeof(struct ipc_shared_env_tag);
    for (i=0; i < size; i+=4)
    {
        *dst++ = 0;
    }
#endif
#endif
    // Reset the IPC Host environment
    memset(env, 0, sizeof(struct ipc_host_env_tag));

    // Initialize the shared environment pointer
    env->shared = shared_env_ptr;

    // Save the callbacks in our own environment
    env->cb = *cb;

    // Save the pointer to the register base
    env->pthis = pthis;

    // Initialize buffers numbers and buffers sizes needed for DMA Receptions
    env->rx_bufnb = IPC_RXBUF_CNT;
    env->rx_bufsz = IPC_RXBUF_SIZE;
    env->rxdesc_nb = IPC_RXDESC_CNT;
    env->ipc_e2amsg_bufnb = IPC_MSGE2A_BUF_CNT;
    env->ipc_e2amsg_bufsz = sizeof(struct ipc_e2a_msg);

    // Initialize the pointers to the hostid arrays
    env->tx_host_id = env->tx_host_id0;

    // Initialize the pointers to the TX descriptor arrays
    env->txdesc = shared_env_ptr->txdesc0;
    memset((void*)&(shared_env_ptr->txdesc0), 0, sizeof(shared_env_ptr->txdesc0));
}

int ipc_host_msg_push(struct ipc_host_env_tag *env, void *msg_buf, uint16_t len)
{
    int i;
    uint32_t *src, *dst;

    REG_SW_SET_PROFILING(env->pthis, SW_PROF_IPC_MSGPUSH);

    ASSERT_ERR(!env->msga2e_hostid);
    ASSERT_ERR(round_up(len, 4) <= sizeof(env->shared->msg_a2e_buf.msg));

    // Copy the message into the IPC MSG buffer
#if 1
    src = (uint32_t*)((struct bl_cmd *)msg_buf)->a2e_msg;
#else
    src = (uint32_t*) msg_buf;
#endif
    dst = (uint32_t*)&(env->shared->msg_a2e_buf.msg);

    // Copy the message in the IPC queue
    for (i=0; i<len; i+=4)
    {
        *dst++ = *src++;
    }

    env->msga2e_hostid = msg_buf;

    // Trigger the irq to send the message to EMB
    ipc_app2emb_trigger_set(IPC_IRQ_A2E_MSG);

    REG_SW_CLEAR_PROFILING(env->pthis, SW_PROF_IPC_MSGPUSH);

    return 0;
}

void ipc_host_patt_addr_push(struct ipc_host_env_tag *env, uint32_t addr)
{
    struct ipc_shared_env_tag *shared_env_ptr = env->shared;

    // Copy the address
    shared_env_ptr->pattern_addr = addr;
}

uint32_t ipc_host_get_status(struct ipc_host_env_tag *env)
{
    uint32_t status;

    status = ipc_emb2app_status_get(env->shared);

    return status;
}

uint32_t ipc_host_get_rawstatus(struct ipc_host_env_tag *env)
{
    uint32_t status;

    status = ipc_emb2app_rawstatus_get(env->shared);

    return status;
}

static void ipc_host_msgack_handler(struct ipc_host_env_tag *env)
{
    void *hostid = env->msga2e_hostid;

    ASSERT_ERR(hostid);
    ASSERT_ERR(env->msga2e_cnt == (((struct lmac_msg *)(&env->shared->msg_a2e_buf.msg))->src_id & 0xFF));

    env->msga2e_hostid = NULL;
    env->msga2e_cnt++;
    env->cb.recv_msgack_ind(env->pthis, hostid);
}

static void ipc_host_tx_cfm_handler(struct ipc_host_env_tag *env, const int queue_idx, const int user_pos)
{
    // TX confirmation descriptors have been received
    REG_SW_SET_PROFILING(env->pthis, SW_PROF_IRQ_E2A_TXCFM);
    while (1) {
        uint32_t used_idx = env->txdesc_used_idx;
        void *host_id = env->tx_host_id[used_idx & nx_txdesc_cnt_msk[queue_idx]];

        if (host_id == 0) {
            break;
        }

        if (env->cb.send_data_cfm(env->pthis, host_id) != 0) {
            break;
        }
        // Reset the host id in the array
        env->tx_host_id[used_idx & nx_txdesc_cnt_msk[queue_idx]] = 0;
        /*current txdesc is confirmed, so increase the idx now*/
        env->txdesc_used_idx++;

        /*Notify tx status*/
        //FIXME reorg head file
void bl_tx_notify();
        bl_tx_notify();

        REG_SW_SET_PROFILING_CHAN(env->pthis, SW_PROF_CHAN_CTXT_CFM_HDL_BIT);
        REG_SW_CLEAR_PROFILING_CHAN(env->pthis, SW_PROF_CHAN_CTXT_CFM_HDL_BIT);
    }

    REG_SW_CLEAR_PROFILING(env->pthis, SW_PROF_IRQ_E2A_TXCFM);
}

static void ipc_host_radar_handler(struct ipc_host_env_tag *env)
{
    /*empty here*/
}

static void ipc_host_dbg_handler(struct ipc_host_env_tag *env)
{
    // For profiling
    REG_SW_SET_PROFILING(env->pthis, SW_PROF_IRQ_E2A_DBG);

    // LMAC has triggered an IT saying that a DBG message has been sent to upper layer.
    // Then we first need to check the validity of the current buffer, and the validity
    // of the next buffers too, because it is likely that several buffers have been
    // filled within the time needed for this irq handling
    // call the external function to indicate that a RX packet is received
    while(env->cb.recv_dbg_ind(env->pthis,
            env->ipc_host_dbgbuf_array[env->ipc_host_dbg_idx].hostid) == 0)
        ;

    // For profiling
    REG_SW_CLEAR_PROFILING(env->pthis, SW_PROF_IRQ_E2A_DBG);
}

#if 1
uint32_t used_issue  = 0;
#endif

volatile struct txdesc_host *ipc_host_txdesc_get(struct ipc_host_env_tag *env)
{
    volatile struct txdesc_host *txdesc_free;
    uint32_t used_idx = env->txdesc_used_idx;
    uint32_t free_idx = env->txdesc_free_idx;

    os_printf("free_idx is %u(%u), used_idx is %u(%u), cnt is %u\r\n",
        free_idx,
        free_idx & nx_txdesc_cnt_msk[0],
        used_idx,
        used_idx & nx_txdesc_cnt_msk[0],
        nx_txdesc_cnt[0]
    );
    if (used_idx > free_idx) {
        os_printf("[TX] used_idx case found, used:free %u:%u\r\n", used_idx, free_idx);
        used_issue++;
    }

    // Check if a free descriptor is available
    if (free_idx != (used_idx + nx_txdesc_cnt[0]))
    {
        // Get the pointer to the first free descriptor
        txdesc_free = env->txdesc + (free_idx & nx_txdesc_cnt_msk[0]);
        if ((free_idx - used_idx) <= nx_txdesc_cnt[0]) {
            /*empty here*/
        } else {
            /*idx error*/
            while (1) {
                os_printf("TX IPC HOST race condition\r\rn");
            }
        }
    }
    else
    {
        txdesc_free = NULL;
    }
    os_printf("txdesc_free is %p\r\n", txdesc_free);

    return txdesc_free;
}

int ipc_host_txdesc_left(struct ipc_host_env_tag *env, const int queue_idx, const int user_pos)
{
    uint32_t used_idx = env->txdesc_used_idx;
    uint32_t free_idx = env->txdesc_free_idx;

    return nx_txdesc_cnt[queue_idx] - (free_idx - used_idx);
}

void ipc_host_txdesc_push(struct ipc_host_env_tag *env, void *host_id)
{
    uint32_t free_idx = env->txdesc_free_idx & nx_txdesc_cnt_msk[0];
    volatile struct txdesc_host *txdesc_pushed = env->txdesc + free_idx;

    // Descriptor is now ready
    txdesc_pushed->ready = 0xFFFFFFFF;

    // Save the host id in the environment
    env->tx_host_id[free_idx] = host_id;

    // Increment the index
    env->txdesc_free_idx++;

    os_printf("use free_idx %u\r\n", free_idx);

    // trigger interrupt!!!
    //REG_SW_SET_PROFILING(env->pthis, CO_BIT(queue_idx+SW_PROF_IRQ_A2E_TXDESC_FIRSTBIT));
    ipc_app2emb_trigger_setf(CO_BIT(IPC_IRQ_A2E_TXDESC_FIRSTBIT));
}

void ipc_host_irq(struct ipc_host_env_tag *env, uint32_t status)
{
    // Acknowledge the pending interrupts
    ipc_emb2app_ack_clear(status);
    // And re-read the status, just to be sure that the acknowledgment is
    // effective when we start the interrupt handling
    // XXX status reload
    status |= ipc_emb2app_status_get();

    // Optimized for only one IRQ at a time
    if (status & IPC_IRQ_E2A_TXCFM)
    {
        int i;

        os_printf("[IRQ-BH] IPC_IRQ_E2A_TXCFM\r\n");
#if 0
        spin_lock(&((struct bl_hw *)env->pthis)->tx_lock);
#endif
        // handle the TX confirmation reception
        for (i = 0; i < IPC_TXQUEUE_CNT; i++) {
            uint32_t q_bit = CO_BIT(i + IPC_IRQ_E2A_TXCFM_POS);
            if (status & q_bit) {
                // handle the confirmation
                os_printf("[IRQ-BH] CFM handler");
                ipc_host_tx_cfm_handler(env, i, 0);
            }
        }
#if 0
        spin_unlock(&((struct bl_hw *)env->pthis)->tx_lock);
#endif
    }
    void bl_tx_resend(void);
    bl_tx_resend();

    if (status & IPC_IRQ_E2A_RXDESC) {
        os_printf("[IRQ-BH] IPC_IRQ_E2A_RXDESC\r\n");
    }
    if (status & IPC_IRQ_E2A_MSG_ACK) {
        os_printf("[IRQ-BH] IPC_IRQ_E2A_MSG_ACK\r\n");
        ipc_host_msgack_handler(env);
    }
    if (status & IPC_IRQ_E2A_RADAR) {
        os_printf("[IRQ-BH] IPC_IRQ_E2A_RADAR\r\n");
        ipc_host_radar_handler(env);
    }
    if (status & IPC_IRQ_E2A_DBG) {
        os_printf("[IRQ-BH] IPC_IRQ_E2A_DBG\r\n");
        ipc_host_dbg_handler(env);
    }
    if (status & IPC_IRQ_E2A_TBTT_PRIM) {
        os_printf("[IRQ-BH] IPC_IRQ_E2A_TBTT_PRIM\r\n");
        env->cb.prim_tbtt_ind(env->pthis);
    }
    if (status & IPC_IRQ_E2A_TBTT_SEC) {
        os_printf("[IRQ-BH] IPC_IRQ_E2A_TBTT_SEC\r\n");
        env->cb.sec_tbtt_ind(env->pthis);
    }
}

void ipc_host_enable_irq(struct ipc_host_env_tag *env, uint32_t value)
{
    // Enable the handled interrupts
    ipc_emb2app_unmask_set(value);
}

void ipc_host_disable_irq(struct ipc_host_env_tag *env, uint32_t value)
{
    // Enable the handled interrupts
    ipc_emb2app_unmask_clear(value);
}

void ipc_host_disable_irq_e2a(void)
{
    ipc_emb2app_unmask_clear(IPC_IRQ_E2A_ALL);
}


Been diligently practicing my BE routine, in principle every day since January this year; often RI:s twice or mostly three times a day - in association with the RO:s always beginning my day with gradually fatter double low C:s, lately the C below them.
Then the Lip flexibilities - watching my range creeping upstairs, slowly slowly(now on a regular basis E sometimes very close to F/F#); now able to use a rather deep Denis Wick having gotten stamina to last hard rehearsals.
But the RI:s troublesome, getting tired quickly although after warming up on G:s; later then over to C:s as starting point. Today, placing the mpc on my RI prepared lips and.....what came out?? A high D and I was able to do the whole show down to G!
I just had to write this - like I have written before- absolutely amazing. And close to New Years Eve I will celebrate my 74:th birthday!!
And, really, I have never played better in my life! Sound bigger, chops feels so comfortable and...reliable!! For the first time.
But you gotta practice a lot eh? Sure! But it�s paying off.
" ... a shot rang out!"
Maybe I have read too many Peanuts cartoons in my life.
To me: what�s the difference?
Better peanuts than bullets though.


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Q: Check network connection connected/disconnected I am developing a web application using java/servlet and front end JSP.
My page display some information for user.
Is there any appropriate way to check if the network connection is active or not (on/off) and which supports all the browsers and devices?
If network goes down I want to redirect to some other page with appropriate message.
I read about using the navigator.onLine but it is not supported in all the browsers and sometimes it gives wrong results too.

A: There is a native property in most browsers for this: navigator.onLine, however implementation of this currently varies wildly from browser to browser, making it very difficult to use in any real world situation.
With this in mind, I use the following javascript function to check if my pages are web connected. It is extremely simple and should work cross-browser. It works by attempting to load an image from a server and catching any errors which occur:
var isOnline = true;

function onlineCheck(){
    var testImg = new Image();
    testImg.onerror = function(){
        isOnline = false
        alert("Web access is unavailable. Please check that you are connected to the internet.")
    }
    testImg.onload = function(){ isOnline = true; }
    testImg.src = "https://www.google.ie/images/srpr/logo4w.png"; //replace this with an image on your site
}

It's a good idea to change the testImg.src to a 1x1pixel image on your site. This will be quicker to load, since the connection to your domain will likely already be open. I usually use a dynamicly generated image for this purpose as I find it easier to implement a few lines of code rather than creating and uploading a real image. Just in case you'd like to try this, I've included the PHP code I use to make a 1x1pixel image. You could easily adapt this to JSP:
        header(  "Content-type:  image/gif");
        header("Cache-Control: no-cache");
        header("Cache-Control: must-revalidate");
        printf ("%c%c%c%c%c%c%c%c%c%c%c%c%c%c%c%c%c%c%c%c%c%c%c%c%c%c%c%c%c%c%c%c%c%c%c%c%c%c%c%c%c%c%c",71,73,70,56,57,97,1,0,1,0,128,255,0,192,192,192,0,0,0,33,249,4,1,0,0,0,0,44,0,0,0,0,1,0,1,0,0,2,2,68,1,0,59);
        exit();

A: The only TRUE way to tell if the web app has a working connection is by calling a remote service and waiting for a response. If the request fails or times out, then you can assume there is no connection.
The trouble with the the navigator API is it'll only tell you if the device is connected to the first level, be it a router or LAN etc and not that is truly connected to the internet.
Very simply, something along the lines of the following would do the trick...
var appConnected = false;

function checkConnection() {
    var xmlHttp = new XMLHttpRequest();
    xmlHttp.timeout = 1000 //Miliseconds - Set this to whatever you feel appropriate for your app
    xmlHttp.open('GET', 'http://yourdomain.com/1x1.gif', true);

    xmlHttp.onreadystatechange = function () {
        switch (xmlHttp.readyState) {
            case 4:
                var r = xmlHttp.responseText;

                if ( xmlHttp.status === 200 )  {
                    appConnected = true;
                } else {
                    appConnected = false;
                }
                break;
            default:
                appConnected = false;
        }
    };
}

var intervalID = window.setInterval(checkConnection, 5000);

This would be running every 5 seconds - which depending on your particular use case might not be all that efficient. Remember to consider your users data and bandwidth.
Once you're done with polling the connection status, clear the interval with...
clearInterval(nIntervId);

Your other option would be to possibly use the fallback option in the HTML5 app cache - although if you're targeting older devices, this might not be possible.


Published: May 8, 2014 at 03:26 p.m.
Updated: May 8, 2014 at 08:18 p.m.
The NFL draft works as great television because it's the ultimate reality show. This year's draft, more than any other in recent memory, is wide open.
We haven't had a first round with so many big names and this much uncertainty since 2004. There are usually a few benchmarks we "know" going into draft day that folks can build their mock drafts around. We don't know anything this year, and that's a beautiful thing. Thursday night promises to be all surprises because there are so few expectations.
I have been associated w draft for 55 years and w/out question this has most suspense by wide margin. I expect lots of surprises tonight.
How serious are the Texans about trading the No. 1 pick?
The more we hear, the more it sounds like Houston would legitimately like to get an offer to move down in the first round. Sure, their asking price for public consumption sounds high. We're more intrigued by Texans GM Rick Smith saying he's getting increasingly legitimate offers, and St. Louis Rams GM Les Snead saying most teams are calling Houston at No. 1, not calling St. Louis.
The Khalil Mack-Houston drumbeat has been significant enough to raise legitimate hope that Houston will trade out of the pick.
Has the Johnny Manziel-Rams connection been a smokescreen all along?
We'll know the answer to this question early. If the Rams really wanted Manziel, they wouldn't wait around to No. 13 to see if he was still sticking around. One report suggests that Sam Bradford was told all along that the Rams' interest in Manziel was a smokescreen. NFL Media's Michelle Beisner denied that was true on-air Thursday.
Will Christian Ponder cost the Minnesota Vikings twice?
If all the pre-draft buzz is to be believed, the Vikings are gun-shy about drafting a quarterback at No. 8. It's possible that Vikings general manager Rick Spielman, who is on the hot seat this week, is afraid to take another quarterback this high in the draft after swinging and missing on Ponder three years ago.
Minnesota has flown under the radar throughout draft season, but the Vikings desperately need a quarterback and they have an opportunity under new offensive coordinator Norv Turner to finally create an offensive identity. This is a roster where all of the pieces haven't necessarily matched up in the past.
Could the Arizona Cardinals have their pick of the litter at quarterback?
We've thrown around a handful of bold predictions about this draft, so let's do one more. We can imagine Johnny Manziel, Blake Bortles and Teddy Bridgewater all being available for Arizona when they are up to draft at No. 20.
Conversations about quarterbacks don't automatically mean genuine interest in quarterbacks. As the draft draws closer, even the most plugged-in reporters and analysts have no clue which teams truly want to take one of the big three quarterbacks. One relatively simple answer: No teams are ready to take them early.
In a draft that was once billed as wildly deep at quarterback, it's possible that all the other positions will dominate the first half of Thursday night's first round.


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In Distribution
Tributes & Awards Content
LESLIE IWERKS- Founder & Creative Director
Leslie Iwerks is an Academy Award® and Emmy® nominated director and producer. For over a decade, she has produced, directed, and edited award-winning feature and short documentaries, television specials, tributes, corporate films, and digital content. Her clients have included Disney, Pixar, Hearst, Starz, Bravo, GE, The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, among others.
Her body of work encompasses enterprise feature films (The Pixar Story, Citizen Hearst, ILM: Creating the Impossible, The Imagineering Story, The Hand Behind the Mouse) to her acclaimed environmental and social issue documentaries (Recycled Life, Pipe Dreams, and Downstream).
Leslie is an adventure and travel enthusiast, and has filmed on all seven continents around the world.
Her desire to innovate and push boundaries in documentaries, film, animation and new technologies has been cultivated and inspired by her family upbringing. Her grandfather, Ub Iwerks, was the original designer and co-creator of Mickey Mouse and multi Academy Award-winning visual effects pioneer. Her father, Don Iwerks, also an Academy Award® winner for Technical Lifetime Achievement, was founder of the large format film company, Iwerks Entertainment, building systems in over 200 theaters around the world.
As a young girl, Leslie would accompany her dad to the Disneyland parks, getting a rare behind-the-scenes look at everything from attraction design and animatronics, to the filming of Michael Jackson and Francis Ford Coppola's Captain EO. On weekends, Leslie would tag along with her dad to the Studio Machine Shop and escape into the imaginative back lot movie sets, a period of time that solidified her passion for the behind-the-scenes aspects of moviemaking.
MICHAEL E. TANG- Head of Production
Michael E. Tang is a versatile producer with extensive experience managing productions that span North America, Asia, the Middle East and Europe. He is an active member of the Producers Guild of America.
Since joining Iwerks & Co., Michael has defined and implemented production workflow for the company's slate of projects. He has been a producer on multiple projects including Ella Brennan: Commanding the Table (2016), Citizen Hearst (2013), and Mushroom Man (2012).
KAROL MARTESKO-FENSTER- Executive Producer
Karol is an Austrian-born American entrepreneur and media industry innovator with broad motion picture, broadcast, publishing, event, and Internet backgrounds and his career spans over two decades including leadership in the American independent film industry.
Karol spearheads the licensing, acquisition, development and cross platform distribution of the documentary and narrative originals on the Iwerks and Co. slate. He is the primary liaison to international film festivals and collaborates closely with Leslie Iwerks on the burgeoning activities with diversified media publishers and broadcast networks.
Karol is EVP of specialized theatrical distributor Abramorama, Managing Partner of Cinelan, and President of Thought Engine | Media Group. He was the President of Film & Media for Michael Cohl's S2BN Entertainment Corporation, SVP of Film & Animation at Babel Networks, and Head of Film at Chris Blackwell's Palm Pictures. He has produced over 25 television and satellite broadcast music programs and he co-founded FILMMAKER Magazine, RES Magazine, and the media content enterprises indiewire.com, cinelan.com, conditionone.com, and hackateerventures.com.
Way back when Karol was a Coordinating Producer for PBS & WNET's Great Performances Music Division and Market Director for the breakout 1989 Independent Feature Film Market and in 1990, as the Executive Director of the IFP, he restructured the organization and co-initiated the inaugural Gotham Awards.
Mark Catalena- Writer / Editor
Mark Catalena is a Peabody Award winner and a multiple Emmy nominated producer, director and editor. For nearly two decades, Mark has achieved excellence in the fields of non-fiction programming and documentary filmmaking of the highest journalistic integrity.
In 2009, he received a Peabody for the documentary feature Inventing LA: The Chandlers and Their Times. Johnny Carson: King of Late Night, became the highest rated documentary in the 28-year history of the PBS series American Masters, and for which, he received a 2012 Primetime Emmy Nomination for Outstanding Picture Editing.
He collaborated with multiple filmmakers on over 25 films for the Emmy Award-winning A&E series Biography, including six two-hour specials on such icons as Charlie Chaplin, Ozzie and Harriet Nelson and Brian Wilson. The exclusive on the life and career of Georgia O'Keeffe marked his directorial debut. He co-directed Goldwyn for PBS and the Emmy Award-winning Stardust: The Bette Davis Story for TCM.
In 2016, Mark joined Iwerks & Co. where he wrote and edited The Imagineering Story and Ella Brennan: Commanding the Table. From authoritative character studies to fly-on-the-wall observations, his emphasis on story and his constant endeavor for high production values has made Mark a consummate documentarian.
MO STOEBE- Editor
Austrian-born Mo Stoebe is a multifaceted editor for scripted and unscripted content. In the edit bay he draws on his experience as visual artist, motion designer for music videos, title sequences and commercials to give his work a unique quality.
After completing film school, Mo started his career at Universal Games in video post-production where he edited and designed commercials as well as in-game content. In 2004, he relocated to the UK to obtain a Masters Degree at London's renowned Royal College of Art where he graduated with distinction in Communication Art & Design.
While living in the UK, he worked on video projects with the Royal Opera House, Tate Modern and the Barbican Center and frequently collaborated with the Award-winning photojournalist Gideon Mendel to create short films for UNICEF, Actionaid as well as photofilms exhibited at the ICP in New York and the Haus der Kunst in Munich.
After returning to Los Angeles in 2012, Mo has focused his practice on long form editing and has since completed work on documentaries 'Out in India', 'State of Control', 'The Three Hikers', 'Kedi' as well as the scripted feature 'The Green Ghost'.
SUKI MEDENCEVIC, ASC- Director of Photography
Suki Medencevic has been working with Iwerks & Co. as director of photography since Leslie's first feature documentary, The Hand Behind the Mouse. He has traveled with Leslie to Canada, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Paris, Guatemala and many other regions throughout the United States filming numerous shorts and feature documentaries, including The Pixar Story, Dirty Oil, and Downstream.
Suki was born in Derventa, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and studied at the renowned National Film School (FAMU) in Prague, where he earned his Masters Degree with Honors in cinematography. Since shooting his first feature film in the US in 1994, Suki has become a household name on feature length films, television projects and numerous commercials and documentaries.
He keeps lecturing as an important part of his professional life and is currently teaching the art of cinematography at USC - School of Cinematic Arts, New York Film Academy in Los Angeles, and at the Global Cinematography Institute, a newly formed school founded by Vilmos Zsigmond, ASC and Yuri Neyman, ASC.
As a cinematographer, he has earned many international awards including a nomination for The Golden Frog at Camerimage 2004, International Film Festival of The Art Of Cinematography, and "The Best Photography Award" at Mostra di Valencia International Film Festival in Spain.
Suki continues to explore cutting edge technology ranging from the 70mm format to 3D on a large variety of locations all over the world. In 2010, Suki became a member of the American Cinematographers Society, and is currently living and working in Los Angeles.
MICHAEL FEY- Music Supervisor
Michael's career in film and television music includes ten years as Director/Vice President, Music Creative Affairs at Disney-Touchstone Pictures, where he made significant contributions to countless films and soundtracks, including The Sixth Sense, Crimson Tide, Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo, Grosse Pointe Blank, The Princess Diaries, Pearl Harbor and Remember The Titans.
As an independent music supervisor, he has handled many music-driven projects, including Kelly Clarkson's musical for Fox, From Justin To Kelly, The Reagans for Showtime (nominated for seven Emmy's), The WB's Superstar USA, I-See-You.Com for Warner Premiere Video and High Road Entertainment's feature, The Perfect Game.
Next, he began an ongoing period of several significant documentaries. In addition to the Discovery Channel's A Year On Earth (a 2007 Emmy nominee) and film festival favorite The Fighting Cholitas, he has supervised many projects for Iwerks and Co. These include the Oscar-nominated Recycled Life (HBO), The Pixar Story released by Disney/Pixar, Citizen Hearst for Bio, Mushroom Man for GE's Focus Forward initiative, as well as trailers for Citizen Hearst and the upcoming doc, Disney's The Imagineering Story.
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Q: Mathjax formula is not showing properly on show page I'm using CKEditor as rich text editor. For mathematical formulas I included MathJax plugin. The problem is, when I insert formula in editor's panel - it's working and showing properly, for example,  but in show page it's rendering only this, for example: \(x = {-b \pm \sqrt{b^2-4ac} \over 2a}\). What should I do?

A: The MathJax plugin for ckeditor only converts a TeX string inside the Editor into a readable equation. The original source will still be the TeX string, and if you only put that content in your page - you will see the TeX string: \(x = {-b \pm \sqrt{b^2-4ac} \over 2a}\) (as in your example).
The easiest way to "solve" this is to add the MathJax script to your page (not the editor), which will translate the TeX parts in your html to the readable equations:

The next line should be displayed as equation (and not just string) if the MathJax was loaded correctly:

\(x = {-b \pm \sqrt{b^2-4ac} \over 2a}\)


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