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Q: Service 'McpManagementService (McpManagementService)' cannot be queried due to the following error: I am trying to run this in PowerShell7
PS C:\Users\MYUSER> $myoutput = get-service| where-Object Status -eq "Stopped"| select-Object Name, Status

However, I am getting the below error:
Get-Service: Service 'McpManagementService (McpManagementService)' cannot be queried due to the following error:

How can I work around it?

A: Looks like powershell is not able to pull the data for one or more services. Hence, this error message. if you extract the data from $myoutput variable, you should see the output for rest of the services.

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HomeNewsLandslide kills at least 14 People attending funeral in Cameroon – Regional...
Landslide kills at least 14 People attending funeral in Cameroon – Regional Governor
A landslide has killed at least 14 people who were attending a funeral in Cameroon, a regional governor has said.
The funeral service was taking place on a football pitch in the country's capital Yaounde.
Witnesses said relatives and friends had gathered at the base of a 20-metre-high soil embankment when heavy rains triggered its collapse, killing many of them.
The region's governor Naseri Paul Bea said the search for survivors was ongoing, but at least 14 had been killed.
"We are carrying the corpses to the mortuary of the central hospital, while the search for other people, or corpses, is still ongoing," he added.
Yaounde, a perennially wet city, is made of dozens of steep, shack-lined hills.
Heavy rains have triggered several devastating floods throughout the country this year, weakening infrastructure and displacing thousands.
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typedef struct {
    char *name;
    void *func;
} MethodCalls;

typedef void (*CreateRequestType)(MonoObject *obj, guint64 requestId, int request_num, MonoException** ex);
typedef void (*AddServerVariableType)(MonoObject *obj, guint64 requestId, int request_num,
                                        MonoString *name, MonoString *value, MonoException** ex);
typedef void (*AddHeaderType)(MonoObject *obj, guint64 requestId, int request_num,
                                        MonoString *name, MonoString *value, MonoException** ex);
typedef void (*HeadersSentType)(MonoObject *obj, guint64 requestId, int request_num, MonoException** ex);
typedef void (*AddBodyPartType)(MonoObject *obj, guint64 requestId, int request_num,
                                        MonoArray *body, MonoBoolean final, MonoException** ex);
typedef void (*ProcessType)(MonoObject *obj, guint64 requestId, int request_num,
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typedef void (*SendOutputType)(MonoObject *obj, guint64 requestId, int request_num, MonoArray *byte_array, int len,
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typedef void (*EndRequestType)(MonoObject *obj, guint64 requestId, int request_num, int status,
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typedef struct BridgeClass {
    struct vtable {

    } vt;
    METHOD(CreateRequest);
    METHOD(AddServerVariable);
    METHOD(AddHeader);
    METHOD(HeadersSent);
    METHOD(AddBodyPart);
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} BridgeClass;

MonoBoolean
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Choosing quality building material is important as it determines the quality of the structure that you will build. If you planning engages in construction activity, you need to understand that you will be required to buy the raw material to be used including rebar, lumber and many other materials that will be used in the construction process.
Most homebuilding companies will advise that you choose materials that are efficient in energy and green. This will make your home energy efficient. Here is the importance of choosing quality materials.
Quality materials provide a stable, durable and strong structure which lasts for long. It is vital that before choosing the materials, you should know exactly what you want from the project you are undertaking. The strength of the materials will determine the safety and sturdiness of the project.
The strength and quality of rebar including the reinforcing and reinforcement steel, lumber and other materials used in the construction project will determine if the structure will be able to stand harsh weather conditions for a long time.
Lumber can be used in making frames building process. Use of proper wood products which are treated helps in the prevention of mold, fungus, termite infestation into the structure. This way, the structure will last for a long time and will need repairs less often.
Further, a good choice of steel products used in reinforcement will be beneficial as the building will be stable. Moreover, if the materials chosen are quality, it means that there will be ease of construction process with less disruption.
The quality of building material you choose will determine to a great extent the look of your building. Therefore if you are planning to undertake a project, ensure that you choose finished products that meet your aesthetic needs. The materials you select should not show negatively but should fit overall home improvement or structure feel.
Choosing quality building materials will ensure that you are protected from hazardous environmental conditions. For instance, the ultraviolet light enters the house through the windows and fades the floors and the furniture in the house.
Using a quality material will mean that the house is protected from the light. Also, the roof which makes up a large percentage of the structure should be watertight to protect the house from rainwater. Quality material enhances the protection that the house provides you.
Several factors determine the choice of materials used in construction.
The prices of building materials differ, some are cheap, but others are expensive. It is advisable to look at the overall cost one may incur in the long run. Choosing cheap materials will mean that the initial cost of the material is high, but in the long-run, the cost may be high for the repair costs on the property from time to time.
While choosing materials, it is good to consider what you prefer and looks attractive to you. The choice of the material you chose may, however, be determined by the budget.
Choosing the right supplier is vital for any construction project. This is because the supplier will determine the quality of the materials to be used in construction. Ensure that the supplier suppliers quality materials that will enhance the look and the strength of the structure.
The materials you choose to use should be readily available. This will ensure that you don't have to wait for a long time to get them. Check to determine if your local source has your chosen rebar in place.
Consider the construction process when selecting building materials. Ensure to choose a material that will be easy to use in building and release no harmful pollutants on the working site.
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Most anglers observe responsible fishing practices to lessen the impact on fish populations and to ensure that they are protected for the future.
Before going on a fishing trip, check your local rules for fishing license, size and bag limit regulations, and only keep fish that you intend to eat. Good catch and release practices will help fish have their best chance of survival.
1. Check your local rules.
Learn about the local fish species size and bag regulations, and purchase a fishing license, if needed for the region. Only keep fish you intend to eat.
2. Choose your tackle wisely.
Try barbless hooks as they reduce the amount of handling needed to remove the hook. If using bait, use a circle hook as they have been shown to increase the survival of released fish.
3. Try to keep your fight time short.
Long fight times can cause exhaustion and make the fish vulnerable to injury and to predators.
4. Handle fish with care to minimize stress and harm.
Use clean, wet hands when handling a fish as this protects their mucous and scales which helps prevents the fish from infection. Always hold a fish so it is well supported, and if you need to weigh it, use a cradle scale. Holding a fish by the eyes, lips or gills can cause irreparable damage. Minimize the length of time the fish is out of water to seconds, not minutes.
5. Try to gently release fish without damage.
Use a dehooker if you can see the hook. This helps maintain the mucous layer on the fish. If you cannot see the hook, cut the line as close to the hook as possible. Most fish are able to reject the hook, or the hook will dissolve over time. If you take the fish out of the water, make sure it goes headfirst back into the water to help it breathe.
Unused bait, tackle or any other trash should be disposed of properly.
Use fish-cleaning stations and discard fish waste in regular trash or save fish waste to use as chum or bait. Do not throw fish waste into swimming areas, marinas, anchorages, shellfish beds or other areas of high recreational use.
7. Recycle monofilament (single strand, strong and flexible plastic) fishing line.
Marine mammals, sea turtles, fish and birds are injured or killed by entanglement or ingestion. Divers and swimmers are also at risk from entanglement and line can damage boat propellers. Much of this debris is cause by accidental breaks from lines snapping or rock snagging, so always try to recover your line if possible.
8. Prevent ghost fishing or cleanup abandoned fishing gear.
Derelict fishing equipment, often referred to as "ghost gear," is any discarded, lost, or abandoned fishing gear in the marine environment. It will continue to trap, entangle and potentially kill marine life, smother habitat and act as a hazard to navigation.
Monofilament fishing line is not biodegradable and takes over 600 years to breakdown (U.S. National Park Service).
Some tackle shops and marinas run a monofilament recycling program. If not, you can send it directly to Pure Fishing America (Berkley), 1900 18th Street, Spirit Lake, IA 51360-1041 for recycling.


Ependymal cells are part of the lining of the brain and ventricles. They are normal neural lining cells that are sometimes seen in cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) smears from children but rarely seen in smears from adult CSF samples. They produce CSF and are involved in circulating the CSF over the brain, ventricles, and the spinal cord.
These cells may be present in cases of hydrocephalus or chronic ventricular infection. They usually appear as very large multinucleated clumps. The ependymal clump in the image on the right allows you to get a perspective of the potential size compared to the surrounding RBCs.


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The Piet Hein chair from Sibast was named after its designer: Danish designer Piet Hein developed the chair for almost a decade, completing it in 1968. However, it took more than 50 years before the chair was finally taken into production by Sibast Furniture.
The design of the Piet Hein chair revolves around a superellipse – an elliptical form named by Hein himself, which he first used in the famous roundabout on Sergels Torg in Stockholm. Hein was, in fact, a polymath, whose career ranged from mathematics and architecture to poetry. He later utilized the harmonious elliptical shape in many other works, such as in the seat and back of the Piet Hein chair.
The seat material of the Piet Hein chair is bent wood veneer, and the dynamically positioned, slightly sloping legs and armrests are made of steel. Thanks to the stackable frame and the slender yet sturdy design, the Piet Hein chairs are well suited for both home and restaurant use.
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Piet Hein (1905–1996) was a Danish polymath, who worked as a poet, architect, designer, mathematician, inventor as well as game designer. Growing up in Copenhagen, Hein was driven by a widespread interest in the world: he studied art, philosophy and theoretical physics in various schools, but never completed a degree. During World War II, he joined the Danish resistance movement against Germany and began publishing popular aphorisms called "grooks" under the pseudonym Kumbel Kumbell – during his career, he wrote more than 10,000 grooks in total.
After the war, Hein became known for launching the superellipse, a geometric form combining an ellipse and a rectangle, which he used in the Sergel Square roundabout in Stockholm as well as in various furniture and product designs. Hein received many awards for his work, such as the Aarestrup Medal, the Danish ID Prize and honorary doctorates from the Yale and Odense Universities.
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The Billfold with an ID window from the Leonardo collection is made of Italian Kidskin and is a classic silhouette. Complete with 4 card slots, a removable ID window insert, a divided billfold compartment, and 2 extra slots for additional cards or receipts, this style's simple, straightforward design serves well an an everyday wallet. The height allows for bills of various currencies, making it a great wallet when traveling.


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October 2000 - Volume 49 - Issue 4
Thought you might appreciate this item(s) I saw at Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery.
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Sickness Impact Profile Score versus a Modified Short-Form Survey for Functional Outcome Assessment: Acceptability, Reliability, and Validity in Critically Ill Patients with Prolonged Intensive Care Unit Stays
Lipsett, Pamela A. MD; Swoboda, Sandra M. RN, MS; Campbell, Kurtis A. MD; Cornwell, Edward III MD; Dorman, Todd MD; Pronovost, and Peter J. MD, PhD
From the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and Johns Hopkins University School of Hygiene and Public Health (P.J.P.), Baltimore, Maryland.
Submitted for publication July 29, 1999.
Accepted for publication June 21, 2000.
Address for reprints: Pamela A. Lipsett, MD, Blalock 605, 600 N Wolfe Street, Baltimore, MD 21287-4605; email: plipsett@jhmi.edu.
The Journal of Trauma: Injury, Infection, and Critical Care: October 2000 - Volume 49 - Issue 4 - p 737-743
Quality of life after surgical critical illness is an important measure of outcome. The Sickness Impact Profile Score (SIP) has been validated in critically ill patients, but the Modified Short-Form (MSF) has not been directly compared with it.
The SIP and MSF-36 were coadministered to 127 patients (surrogates) with a prolonged surgical critical illness at baseline at 1, 3, 6, and 12 months. Reliability, validity, and acceptability were determined for overall and subscores at each time point.
The overall SIP and eight subscores, including physical health and psychosocial health, were all significantly improved at 1 year compared with baseline (p < 0.05). However, the MSF-36 was improved only in health perception (p < 0.05), but pain scores were higher (p < 0.05) than at baseline. Internal consistency of the MSF-36 was poor at 1 and 3 months. Correlation between the tools was excellent at baseline and 1 year but variable in overall and subscores at other time points.
The SIP is more comprehensive, reliable, and acceptable in determining specific quality-of-life abnormalities, but the MSF-36 is easier to administer and correlates well at baseline and 1 year in patients with a prolonged critical illness.
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Sickness Impact Profile Score versus a Modified Short-Form Survey for Functional Outcome Assessment: Acceptability, Reliability, and Validity in Critically Ill Patients with Prolonged...
Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery49(4):737-743, October 2000.
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GLOBALFOUNDRIES has announced that its 22nm FD-SOI (22FDX) technology platform has been certified for AEC-Q100 Grade 2 for production. GF's 22FDX platform includes a comprehensive set of technology and design enablement capabilities tailored to improve the performance and power efficiency of automotive integrated circuits (ICs) while maintaining adherence to strict automotive safety and quality standards.
With the rapid proliferation of automotive electronics content and regulations on energy efficiency and safety, semiconductor device component quality and reliability are more critical than ever. As a part of the AEC-Q100 certification, devices must successfully withstand reliability stress tests for an extended period of time, over a wide temperature range in order to achieve Grade 2 certification. The qualification of GF's 22FDX process exemplifies the company's commitment to providing high-performance, high-quality technology solutions for the automotive industry.
As a part of the company's AutoPro platform, 22FDX allows customers to easily migrate their automotive microcontrollers and ASSPs to a more advanced technology, while leveraging the significant area, performance and energy efficiency benefits over competing technologies. Moreover, the optimized platform offers high performance RF and mmWave capabilities for automotive radar applications and supports implementation of logic, Flash, non-volatile memory (NVM) in MCUs and high voltage devices to meet the unique requirements of in-vehicle ICs.
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Reducing Costs with Pneumatic Conveyors
December 02, 2016 - "Press Releases"
Increased automation with vacuum conveying boosts efficiency, reduces housekeeping costs, eliminates costly safety and ergonomic issues, and cuts down on ingredient expenditures.
With several states increasing minimum wage this year manufacturers are looking for ways to offset rising labor costs that will have a trickle up effect. Workers near or at proposed minimum wages will in turn expect an increase in their wages and those above them and so on, and so on.
According to an article, "Minimum Wage Hike: The Costs Are Higher Than You Think", on CapitalWeekly.net, covering government and politics in California where minimum wages are mandated to increase to more than double the federal minimum wage over the next few years, "people who now make $20 per hour compared to the $10 minimum wage will feel the necessity to make $30 per hour, so they are still worth double the minimum wage."
Just as much as customers expect innovative products from manufacturers, with today's economic pressures customers also expect companies to focus on cost-reductions rather than passing on rising costs. For manufacturers, that requires optimizing plant efficiency with increased automation. These investments in automation have created increased outputs per man-hour and lower costs per unit.
Pneumatic conveying systems have the ability to reduce costs by increasing productivity, solving costly safety and hygiene problems, adding flexibility to lines, eliminating product contamination and a host of other issues.
Labor is among the highest costs in business and the discussion of manufacturing automation, job loss, and minimum wage has been a topic of discussion since automation first came into being.
Judging from the similarities in opinion from an October 2016 article in the Washington Post, "Don't Blame the Robot", that asserts automation is not the cause of job loss, and a University of Chicago Booth paper from Yale Brozen in 1965 titled, "Don't Fear Automation, Fear the Minimum Wage", it can be asserted, "automation causes redeployment, not unemployment."
Automation in an organization experiencing rapid growth allows organizations to manage that growth in ways that meet demand without outpacing cash flow and diminishing profits.
When a coffee producer experienced exponential growth material transfer was entirely manual including batching, blending, and other intermediate steps. The workforce needed to move all the materials quickly grew to 40 people and still couldn't keep up with demand.
To protect profits and ensure growth didn't kill the organization, the coffee producer installed six vacuum receivers that reduced the number of workers to 12 over three shifts. Two of the conveyors include load cells and a weight control system, functioning as weigh hoppers over two blenders. The other four vacuum receivers, installed in pairs, include a pair on each of two hoppers that feed the coffee-packaging machines.
Increased Production
Whether it is increased demand from a market, or a start-up that has finally arrived at the point in the business plan where equipment investment is warranted to stay ahead of orders, pneumatic conveyors often enable organizations to reduce the amount of time it takes to produce a product.
After several years of building a strong industry presence and global distribution channels, a specialty pool coating company planned to invest in a large-scale blender and eliminate the slow hand scooping of 160 lb of ingredients into a drum mixer.
However, the organization needed to find a way to load the 1000-lb-capacity blender that was approximately 7 ft tall. Hand scooping six 160-lb barrels, five pounds at a time, took three days, and there was no way safe way to get those barrels into the blender.
Not only was it slow going, it was also an ergonomically flawed process that created airborne dust with each scoop.
To load the blender a unique adaptation of vacuum transfer called "direct charge blender loading," designed specifically for the direct charge loading of blenders, mixers, reactors, and any vessel capable of withstanding a vacuum allowed the manufacturer to reduce what used to take three days to weigh out, blend, get packaged, and on the shelves to a single day. The non-standard dual-purpose system that uses the same conveyor system to load and unload the blender tripled throughput.
Reducing man-hours and increasing production speed are not the only ways that automating a process with pneumatic conveyors produces cost benefits. Pneumatic conveyors also increase system reliability, adding hours of production to the schedule.
With 24/7 plant operation, manufacturers need constant throughput. On a production schedule that tight, any downtime immediately impacts revenue. Traditional conveying equipment, however, such as bucket elevators, aren't able to easily re-route product when other machinery malfunctions—often with a bucket elevators, malfunctions cause production shut down for a minimum of 30 minutes.
Essential to plant efficiency is the ability for conveying equipment used in production to properly coordinate with packaging equipment. Ultimately, when a packaging machine goes off-line, product should be re-routable to operating machines. As well, the conveying equipment should adjust speed when packaging machines fill bags of different sizes.
With pneumatic conveyors, if a packaging machine malfunctions, product easily diverts, at the touch of a button, to other machines. By eliminating many of the production/packaging bottlenecks of bucket elevator systems, pneumatic conveyors add about eight hours a week to production.
For a snack food manufacturer, replacing bucket elevators with pneumatic conveyors eliminated the need to do monthly preventive maintenance on 20 or so moving parts for its bucket-elevator type systems. With the pneumatic conveyor, the food manufacturer now just cleans or swaps out hoses, and checks the motor and oil twice a year, adding nearly 30 hours of production a year.
As opposed to open-air conveyors that contribute to respiratory hazards, often necessitating that operators wear dust masks (which increases costs), and require strict safety measures while cleaning due to their many moving parts, fully enclosed pneumatic conveyors, with virtually no moving parts, contribute to plant and personnel safety.
Housekeeping and Safety
Since the inherent nature of the pneumatic system prevents loose powder from becoming airborne, it makes for a cleaner and safer environment all around, and a greater number of organizations are looking at safety reasons for engaging a pneumatic conveying system.
In the goods producing industry, which accounts for account for 35 percent of all occupational illness and injury cases, "manual materials handling is the principal source of compensable injuries," according to OSHA. On average, a single work-related back injury carry direct costs between $40,000 and $80,000.
When practical, designing the hazard out of the process through engineering is the best practice for reducing them. While four out of five manual materials handling injuries affect the back (lifting, repetitive motion, slips, and falls) when manually transporting bulk dry materials, additional safety hazards such as poor respiratory environment and fugitive dust problems are effectively eliminated with pneumatic conveying systems.
Any time a pneumatic conveying system is employed, costs associated with housekeeping diminish, as well as the potential for a dust explosion. The right system means the elimination of labor-intensive cleanup of floors, surfaces, and unnecessary cleaning of machinery. In addition, the use of vacuum conveying systems is the preferred technology for combustible powders according to NFPA standards.
In addition to creating a safer environment that requires less cleaning because of its enclosed nature, the ability to reclaim or recycle material is another way that manufacturers save money with enclosed vacuum systems.
In many industries product reclamation is an important aspect in reducing costs whether reclaiming a product to reuse in the process or separating products for waste reduction. From fine powdery substances to larger particles, pneumatic experts know how to achieve minimal waste.
In the baking and snack industry, distribution screws for dry material dispensing machines eliminate waste or lost material from operations such as sesame-seed and corn meal topping machines and spreaders.
Routinely, hoppers that deliver product to dispensing machines via a pneumatic conveying system are located directly above the topping machines resulting in dry materials congregating in the center of topping machines, requiring an operator to periodically spread the material in the topping machine by hand to ensure evenly distributed product.
The distribution screw for dry material dispensing machines features a long extension tube with adjustable slots that attaches to the pneumatic conveying system, facilitating even distribution of the material across the dispensing machine, eliminating the need for operators to monitor machines.
Rather than losing valuable toppings to the waste stream, integrating a feed bin or custom pick-up hood to the vacuum conveying system allows organizations to reclaim excess topping and by delivering the unused product back into the system.
Sometimes reclaiming product is not about delivering it back into a system but separating it out for a completely different use.
An animal laboratory reduced its regular waste stream by approximately 75 percent when it utilized a pneumatic system to separate out organic material used for bedding. Not only did the system save about 10 hours a week of labor, it also allowed the waste material to be converted into a product that is reused as fertilizer.
As companies move through an uncertain economy into the 21st century, only those with the most efficient, flexible, and cost-effective operations will survive. Pneumatic conveying systems bring these elements into production lines affordably and effectively.
Founded in 1954, Vac-U-Max manufactures conveying systems and components across a wide range of industries including food, pharmaceutical, and chemical. For more information, call 800-822-8629


Managing multiple Docker hosts can be done remotely and on-demand with socat tunnels. There is no need for deploying Docker Swarm, reconfiguring Docker daemon, or exposing its port with a proxy.
Docker hosts can be administered either individually or through Docker Swarm. Because Docker daemon does not listen on a network interface by default, a workaround is needed to connect to it remotely.
$ socat TCP-LISTEN:2350,bind=127.0.0.1,reuseaddr,fork,range=127.0.0.0/8 EXEC:"ssh root@1.2.3.50 socat STDIO UNIX-CONNECT\:/run/docker.sock"


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SXSW 2015 Review – Night Owls
March 19, 2015 by Cody Villafana
Starring: Adam Pally, Rosa Salazar, Rob Huebel
Directed by: Charles Hood ("Freezer Burn")
Written by: Charles Hood ("Freezer Burn") and Seth Goldsmith (debut)
After being taken home for a drunken one-night-stand, college football video coordinator Kevin (Adam Pally) realizes that he isn't in the home of a new stranger, but rather that of his boss and mentor, Coach Will Campbell. To make matters worse, the girl he has slept with, Madeline (Rosa Salazar), has taken an entire bottle of Xanax in a suicide attempt. After discovering that Madeline has been having an affair with Coach Campbell, Kevin must fight to keep Madeline from falling asleep in order to keep her alive until more help can arrive.
Taking place almost exclusively on a single set, "Night Owls" is minimalistic and dialogue heavy. The script from Seth Goldsmith and Charles Hood is free flowing and the banter between Pally and Salazar is the best feature of the film, building chemistry while increasing the complexity of their relationship with every scene that takes place. It is extremely naturalistic in its portrayal of two strangers getting to know each other, and often times delightful to see them test each others conversational limits.
If there's a reason above all else to see "Night Owls," it is for the performance of Salazar. As someone who is under the influence nearly the entire film, Salazar takes this acting challenge head on and delivers a fantastic performance filled with humor, vulnerability and nuance that is certain to turn heads. The way in which she is able to balance the abrasiveness of the character with her intense likeability is brilliant, with her character building eventually taking precedence over her intoxication. If there is any justice in the cinematic world, Salazar's phone should be ringing off the hook for future roles. That isn't to say that Pally isn't impressive in his own right. He's able to step aside and play the straight-man to Salazar's frequently off-the-wall character while at the same time, balancing dramatic chops, physical comedy and one-liner flare when needed.
There are a lot of thematic elements at play here including hero-worshipping, and the need to protect those we admire through any circumstances. Above all else, however, "Night Owls" is about two people coming together and going through years worth of drama in a single night. It's a symbiotic relationship that thrives as Kevin is fighting to keep Madeline awake, and Madeline trying to awaken something in him. The script tends to shrink a bit in the bigger moments, including an ending that isn't 100% satisfying, but "Night Owls" is a small scale dramatic comedy that works on the sheer talent of its two leads and is boosted even further by an admirable performance from Salazar.
For more coverage of SXSW 2015, click here.
Tags: Adam Pally, Charles Hood, Night Owls, Rosa Salazar, SXSW, SXSW 2015
Adam Pally and Rosa Salazar – Night Owls – SXSW 2015
In "Night Owls," actors Adam Pally (TV's "The Mindy Project" and "Happy Endings") and Rosa Salazar (TV's "Parenthood") are presented with unique acting challenges. In each of their first leading roles in feature films, Adam's character Kevin must keep Rosa's character Madeline from falling asleep after she has downed an entire bottle of Xanax in a suicide attempt. In an interview during the SXSW Film Festival in Austin, TX, Adam and Rosa sat down with me to discuss the shift to leading roles, balancing comedy and serious subject matter, what it was like to beat up on each other and Adam's epic one-night stint as guest host of "The Late Late Show."
If I am not mistaken, this is the first lead role in a feature film for either of you. What was that experience like and how do you compare it to the roles that you've done in the past?
Adam Pally: I think for me it was nice be given the chance to do something that wasn't what I'm standardly given, which is the wacky friend. It was nice to be able to play the romantic dude.
Rosa Salazar: I'm really excited for people to see this movie because Adam is almost funny to a fault because he's funny and everyone wants him to be funny in their projects. He's such a good dramatic actor. He studied at The Actors Studio. He has chops that he's never got to show anyone.
AP: She's not lying.
RS: I'm not! I'm really not. He's being self deprecating but he knows it's true. I want more people to see the film so they can see Adam do these really different extraordinary things.
AP: That's very eloquently put.
RS: And this movie is really just a stepping stone for me. (laughs)
AP: Rosa's career is in such a good place she really doesn't need this.
RS: I'm just kidding!
AP: Daddy needs this.
RS: This is probably the most important film for me as an artist and a person. Madeline was such a caustic character to play and it really comes from my younger self. So that's really what informed that performance. It was very cathartic. Again, I never got to do a leading role. To carry a movie with someone and be the only two people in a movie is pretty damn cool and a tall order.
AP: People don't give me that opportunity on a small or big movie so it was really nice to be able to do it.
RS: A lot of the time when you're doing more of this stuff it's because you have your champions in this business. 3 of my biggest ones are sitting there and the 4th is sitting right here (points to Adam).
AP: And my team left. (laughs)
But you have them, right? You have your champions.
AP: I used to. I'm looking for new ones now.
RS: I feel like I switched a paradigm.
AP: I'd definitely take a meeting.
RS: This movie is important for me because Adam is someone that I've always wanted to work with. I worked on "Search Party" and that's where I met him. I was like if I got to work with this guy it would be a dream come true. And then I did and it was miserable. No! I did and it totally came to fruition and the one of the good parts of being an actor is you do make these connections with people that are like minded and they have similar taste and they just want to make good art together with you. That's been something I'm learning more and more and it's very important to me. This movie was one of those major blossomings.
AP: A lot of it is luck. You sign on for a movie like this that is just two actors and it could go horribly wrong or it could go really well. We just kind of clicked when we first met and we were able to keep clicking. I think it shows on screen.
RS: Two people talking in a house over the course of a night…it only works if it works. There was this big pressure there, but there (also) wasn't. We never felt that.
AP: It just felt like a good script that we were lucky enough to be cast in.
The script is, like you were saying, kind of minimalistic in a sense that it's just you two in a house talking to each other. Is that something that attracted you to the part…just to be able to have these conversations and build that relationship?
RS: Absolutely. I'm such a big fan of the "Before Sunrise," "Before Sunset," "Before Midnight" movies that I really like when two people are actually exchanging emotions and ideas and it's real. We've all had that experience where we are like "I just stayed up all night with this guy talking and it was mind blowing because we were really exchanging human to human." And I love that. These two characters evolve so much over the course of a night. That's why it's so interesting to watch.
AP: I think that I was really attracted to, when I read the script, the fact that even though its two people, it felt like a thriller. Information was being trickled out at a very slow rate. When you don't have all the information up front about two characters and they are learning it with the audience, I felt like it was really smartly and well done and I was interested in doing something like that.
RS: And I was just interested in working with Adam. There's no other person that I could have done this movie with.
AP: And our first choice was Casey Affleck. He said "no." So then we were like "Rosa's got it." But he's a talent. Casey's a talent.
RS: (laughs) Casey's a talent. You don't know him!
AP: Never once met him.
RS: But he is a talent.
There's some darker themes in the film but there's also a lot of comedic moments. How do you find the balance between tackling these darker themes and staying comedic?
RS: Well, first of all every comedian is the most depressed person.
AP: I think we're both pretty dark comedic personalities. But also, I think it's pretty true to life. Any time you're devastated in life and you're crushed in life or something horrible happens, inevitably, there's that moment where someone does something or you feel a certain way. Something makes you laugh through it and things kind of change. This script had all that within an hour and a half.
RS: My grandfather's funeral was a riot to me. It really was. It was something you can't explain. It's this weird line of emotions that is this grey area that sways back and forth. They're burying my grandfather and I was cracking up. It was the funniest thing to me, for no reason. That's a more extreme level of this. But I feel like if you're in a fight with your boyfriend and you're like "You know what? You're a piece of shit!" and you stub your toe, you both want to laugh. You're both so charged that it's right there. You could.
AP: This movie had a lot of those moments so it was easy to do.
RS: Like when I was mad at you and I threw a spoon at you.
AP: Was that a spoon?
RS: It was a spatula or something.
AP: It felt bigger than a spoon. I don't think a spoon leaves that kind of mark.
RS: I ruined Adam Pally's body on this movie.
AP: I am now like 70-year-old Chevy Chase. I've got real coke dementia and I need two knee replacements.
RS: (laughs) It's really hard for me to work for a cardboard cutout of a human.
You guys beat up on each other constantly throughout this movie. Did it ever get to a point where it got…
RS: Sexy? No I'm just kidding.
Too far? Or sexy.
AP: No, I don't think so.
RS: Even when he broke my rib it didn't.
AP: There was one moment that wasn't when I broke your rib, but when I did get nervous was when we were doing the scene where I first find her and she's overdosed and Charles (Hood, the director) was like "You really have to wake her up and slap her in the face. You can't movie slap her." We did like, 3 takes and I really slapped you like 3 times and by the third take…
RS: I had like a hand on my face.
AP: …her face was kind of swollen and I had beat her up. It felt really bad.
RS: I was just like "give it to me!" And he was like, "No!"
AP: She was into it and I was like, "This is not how I thought this was gonna go."
RS: I'm in my panties and a hoodie and I'm having the time of my life. And Adam is…he always wants to be very protective of me. He's so supportive and he's so protective. The first scene out of the gate, he's slapping me in the face and manhandling me and showing everyone my ass in panties and stuff. It's actually kudos to him for staying it cause he could have easily been like "No, I don't want to beat her up anymore."
AP: Well, it felt hard. It felt hard to beat someone up like that.
RS: I got my dues. I beat the shit out of you.
AP: Totally. I would come home fucked up. Black and blue all over my back.
RS: I think the scene that almost got close to going too far wasn't a physical scene at all. It's when we're breaking up, basically. We're yelling at each other in the kitchen. It felt so awful. I can't explain to you because it was one of those things where we shot that movie in an incubator and it felt like one long night. That moment where it's daytime finally and it's the light of day and we had changed as real people and our characters were changing so it was life imitating art. I'm yelling at his face and spitting at him.
AP: We had gotten close. We didn't know each other that well and then you get really close when you're in a house working like that. That was the 2nd or last day of the movie. It is, in a sense, a break up because you're going back to your regular life and the movie is over and all of those emotions were thrown into this really hard scene. I remember leaving work that day kind of nauseous. We really just hurt each other.
RS: You know when you're crying and it's really hard to talk and every…line…(fake sobbing). That happened to me and that's the first time that's happened. I've done explosive scenes and crying scenes and stuff like that but this was the first time that it was so visceral that I was nauseous that day.
AP: I think it was because of the way we shot it and that Rosa and now have a special bond that we don't find that much.
Rosa, your performance is especially impressive because you're having this intimate relationship with him but also, you are under the influence almost the entire movie. Talk about that as an acting challenge. Having to remember that you've taken a bunch of Xanax.
RS: It was really helpful for Adam to be giving me illicit drugs all the time. No, it was helpful because Adam and Charles really helped me with the "How fucked up am I right now?" We shot basically in chronological order, but not really. We did the first, second and third parts of the movie in that order but not the first of these scenes and then the second part of those scenes in that order. So they helped me. Also, we were living there. We were inhabiting these roles so well that it sort of fell into place. The more fucked up was the easier part obviously cause you can be more out of it but at the same time, I had to be more in it even though you're tricking your mind into thinking that you want to go to sleep. So every time we cut, I would be the one bouncing off the walls and I would be the one sleeping. It was a challenge and the part that got really hard was…when does that shift happen and what prompts the shift into more soberness? I think the first shift into soberness was when she's trying to smoke a cigarette and he's insulting her and taking her cigarette and pissing her off and he's like "You took me home." It's such a jab that she's like…you know when you get mad and you're like "Now I'm sober." Or something scares you and you're like "Whoa, I'm completely sober now." Or you're high and your mom walks into your room and you're like "I'm completely sober right now."
AP: When you get the keys and drive away, that's when you start to get more sober.
RS: It wasn't just a gradual progression into soberness it was just a storied high and it was difficult but these guys…there's no ego so I could just be like "How fucked up am I?"
At a certain point the film becomes not about her taking the medication, it becomes about these two people coming together. How did you feel about that taking a back seat in order to really see these two interact?
AP: I felt it to be natural. I felt that often times when you're in a situation like that with someone…it may not be an exact mimic of an overdose of Xanax but when you're in the shit with someone and something bad has happened and the two of you have to figure it out…usually, in the calm moments, you go deep and into it with them because you're now bonded over something. I think it's only natural in a situation like this while we're both stuck in this house to get into it with each other. To really see what the other is about. Rosa was saying last night that it's like a date in reverse. They come home and fuck and it's kind of passionate and crazy. Then they get to know each other. There's a certain level of comfortability that's already there that is what makes it really interesting.
RS: It does move very naturally. It's very seamless in the shifts and I think that's a testament to our performances but mostly Charles' writing and directing. He's not one of those directors that's like "My way or the highway!" He's so collaborative, he has such a good bedside manner with actors. We're his friend. He has the ability to give us notes without anything else being attached to it. It's just a note from your friend who is the director. It's really a testament to all 3 of us trying to make the best movie we can.
AP: I agree.
Last question doesn't have anything to do with the film, but Adam I have to ask about your stint as host of The Late Late Show.
RS: Yeah!!!!
I think I've probably watched it 3 or 4 times.
AP: Oh no, no. Sorry.
RS: It's so good, dude.
It's so great. First of all, how much preparation went into what you wanted to try to accomplish with the show and also, your reaction to how people reacted to it and how it was picked up on comedy blogs and Reddit and became popular overnight.
RS: Everything you do, by the way, is like that.
AP: I was shocked that people watched it and liked it, because I was really doing it on a whim. I filled in last second and I realized that and took my shot and did whatever I wanted and this kind of worked out. I wish I could say there was a ton more thought that went to it and that there was a ton of planning but I basically was like…"If they're giving me no money and no audience, I'm just going to do whatever I want."
RS: You are obviously really good at…we stayed pretty close to the script of "Night Owls." It wasn't very improvised. You knocked it out of the park and I think that you could be given no information and do a way better job than if someone was like "Hey, let me plan out this comedy for you. Here's what you're gonna do."
AP: Thank you, I think that's what I was trying to do. I think that sometimes if I had planned a lot more bits and stuff it would have felt a little hamfisted and I wanted it to feel like a podcast.
RS: Your man on the street stuff is out of this world funny.
AP: Oh, thanks. That was my buddy that works for NBC Golf, Sam Goldberg, that I stole and made him do my comedy bits. But yeah, it was a blast and I'm so glad that I never have to do it again.
RS: When you went and got frozen yogurt with those people, I died.
AP: With that Jewish family?
RS: You were like "You wanna get frozen yogurt now?" And they were like "What?" and then it cuts to you with them getting froyo and you're talking to them.
AP: I ate all that frozen yogurt. They were like, "You wanna go?" And I was like "I'll be there in a second."
Tags: Adam Pally, Night Owls, Rosa Salazar, SXSW, SXSW 2015
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India to Buy 18 More Su-30MKI Fighter Jets From Russia
By Franz-Stefan Gady
The Russian government is reportedly processing a request from the Indian Air Force for 18 more Su-30MKIs.
India's Air Force Mulls Arming Su-30MKI Fleet With I-Derby Extended Range Missiles
The Indian Air Force's Su-30MKI fleet could be armed with the beyond-visual-range air-to-air missile by 2022.
India's Light Combat Helicopter Completes Weapons Trials
India's new light helicopter gunship test fired an air-to-air missile this month, marking the completion of all weapon integration tests.
HAL Chief: Tejas Light Combat Aircraft Will Be 'Backbone' of Indian Air Force's 'Combat Power'
The head of Hindustan Aeronautics Limited flew in the Tejas Light Combat Aircraft earlier this week.
Will India's Air Force Get 40 More Su-30MKI Fighter Jets?
Hindustan Aeronautics Limited offered to build 40 additional Su-30MKI fighters.
India Set to Deploy Armed Helicopters Along Eastern Border to Counter China
India is expected to dispatch a squadron of helicopters to the border to strengthen its military presence there.
Has India Finally Addressed Its Su-30MKI Woes?
By Chris Biggers
New satellite imagery shows India's advanced multirole fighters deployed to the country's southeast flank.
India's MMRCA Is Officially Dead. Now What?
The Indian government is going the domestic route to fulfill its MMRCA requirement. Will this work?
Lessons for India: How the 'Mother of All Defense Deals' Crashed and Burned
By Rohan Joshi
...and what India needs to do to avoid flubs of the sort in the future.


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Q: Python Stored procedure not running, No errors The following procedure works fine from mysql client but not running from Python.
Stored Procedure
CREATE DEFINER=`music-cnv`@`%` PROCEDURE `StoreFileStats`(FNAME VARCHAR(200), FEXT varchar(4), FBDIR VARCHAR(100), FRDIR VARCHAR(250), FSIZE bigint(8), FMDATE bigint(8), FCDATE bigint(8), CONVERTED tinyint(1))
BEGIN
    DECLARE FCount int DEFAULT 0;
    SELECT COUNT(FileName) INTO FCount FROM FileList where (FleRelativeDir LIKE FRDIR) AND (FileName LIKE FNAME);
    IF FCount = 0 THEN
        INSERT INTO FileList (FileName,FileBaseDir,FleRelativeDir,FileExt,FileSize,FileModDate,FileCDate,Con#verted) VALUES (FNAME,FBDir,FRDir,FEXT,FSize,FMDate,FCDate,CONVERTED);
    END IF;
END

Data
'In the Light', 'FLAC', '/var/data/Music_FLAC', 'Led Zeppelin/Physical Graffiti, Disc 2', 51472669, 1289282499, 1458631127, False

Python Code
The connection and cursor give no errors
try:
    myargs = [fnamesub, self.type.strip(), self.directory,
        subdirname, fpathstat[2], fpathstat[3],
        fpathstat[4], False]
    result_args = mycur.callproc('StoreFileStats', myargs)
except mysql.connector.Error as Err:
    errno = 51
    print('Error ' + str(errno) + ' !!!, Cannot Update MySQL Data with    Name    '     + fnamesub)
    print(Err)

The code runs without error but does not update database
Thank you for any help

A: Just needed to commit. When running procedure from shell auto commit is enabled. But when run from Python must manually run commit.


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Q: How to iterate through nested objects in JS Ok I'm stumped on this one.
I need to iterate through these so I can make a listing by the category so something like

Business Books
Book 1
Book 2
Book 3
Cooking Books

etc..
But couldn't figure out how to iterate through the nested objects.
With or without jquery is fine
window.books = {
    "Business Books": [
       {
           Title: "Finance 101",
           Description: "Info for Finance 101 book goes here."
       },
       {
           Title: "Economics 123",
           Description: "Info for Economics 123 book goes here."
       },
       {
           Title: "Statistics for Beginners",
           Description: "Learn about Statistics."
       }
    ],
    "Cooking Books": [
       {
           Title: "Lowfat Treats",
           Description: "Eat a lowfat Diet"
       },
       {
           Title: "Chocolate Lovers",
           Description: "Eat a lot of chocolate"
       },
       {
           Title: "Book of Brownies",
           Description: "Stuff about Brownies"
       }
    ],
    "IT Books": [
       {
           Title: "Windows XP",
           Description: "Please go away"
       },
       {
           Title: "Linux",
           Description: "A how to guide."
       },
       {
           Title: "Unix",
           Description: "All about Unix."
       },
       {
           Title: "Mac",
           Description: "Costs too much."
       }
    ],
};

A: $.each(window.books,function(k,v){   // k ==== key, v === value
        // Prints category
        console.log(k);

        //Loops through category
        for(i=0,len=v.length;i<len;i++){
            console.log(v[i].Title);
            console.log(v[i].Description);
        }
    });

A: Good idea is to learn how to do it without jQuery first.
for(var category in window.books) {
  if(window.books.hasOwnProperty(category)) {
    console.log(category); // will log "Business Books" etc.
    for (var i = 0, j = window.books[category].length; i < j; i++) {
      console.log("Title: %s, Description: %s", window.books[category][i].Title, window.books[category][i].Description);
    }
  }
}

Then you can use $.each().

A: jQuery.each(window.books, function(category, items) {
    alert(category);

    jQuery.each(items, function(idx, book) {
        alert(category + ': ' + book.Title)
    });
});

A: Looping with .each() is pretty easy:
$.each(window.books, function(category, books) {
    $("#books").append("
" + category + "

");
    $.each(books, function(i, book) {
        $("#books").append("
" + book.Title + ": " + book.Description + "
");
    });
    $("#books").append("
");
});

here is my jsFiddle


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BANFF AND CALGARY CIVIL SERVANTS.
Mr. OLIVER:
1.	How many officials were employed in Banff Park office on September 1, 1911?
2.	How many are employed there at the present time?
3.	How many officials were employed in the Dominion Lands, Irrigation, Customs and Post Offices, respectively, in Calgary, on September 1, 1911?
Subtopic: BANFF AND CALGARY CIVIL SERVANTS.
Louis Coderre (Minister of Mines; Secretary of State of Canada)
Mr. CODERRE:
1 and 2. None.
3.	Twenty-eight in the Customs.
4.	Forty-four, of whom two are absent on active military service. The employment of the sixteen additional officers was necessitated by the increase in the customs business at Calgary, as follows, viz.:
Customs revenue: Fiscal year 1910-11, $1,104,916.56; 1911-12, $1,707,751.10; 1912-13, $2,522,902.56; 1913-14, $1,910,385.09.
Number of import entries: Fiscal year 1910-11, 22,132; 1911-12, 30,710; 1912-13, 42,561; 1913-14, 41,066.
3.	Dominion Lands office, Calgary, 21; Irrigation office, Calgary, 11.
4.	Dominion Lands office, Calgary, 27; Irrigation office, Calgary, 24, including 6 officers engaged on the Canadian Pacific railway reclassification work, whose services in connection with this work will not be required after the 1st April next.
Post Office:
1 and 2. The department is not aware of the number of assistants employed in the Banff post office, as the assistants are employed by the postmaster, and not appointed by the department.
3 and 4. Calgary post office, number of employees, 1st September, 1911, 97; 1st March, 1915, 180.
Note: Due to expansion of the service, the revenue of the Calgary post office in 1911 being $158,513; in 1914, the last year for which definite information can be given, $308,874.
ARICHAT MAIL SERVICE.
1.	When did the contract expire for carrying the mails between Grandigue Perry, Arichat and Vest Arichat, recently held by Joseph Parker?
2.	Were tenders asked for in respect of this service during the year 1914?
3.	If so, when were notices calling for tenders posted, and what was the last date for receiving such tenders?
4.	From whom were tenders received, and what is the amount of each?
0.	(a) Who performed the service since the expiration of Parker's contract, (b) and what is the amount paid for same?
6.	Why was not the contract awarded to the lowest tenderer?
7.	What was the amount of Parker's contract ?
8.	When will the new contract be awarded?
Subtopic: ARICHAT MAIL SERVICE.
Mr. CASGRAIN:
1.	31st December, 1914.
2 and 3. Tenders were invited twice. The first notices were dated 20th August, 1914, and tenders were due at the department on 2nd October, 1914. The second notices were dated 3rd November, 1914, and the tenders were due on 18th December, 1914.
4.	The tenders in both cases were considered excessive, and the department has been endeavouring to obtain more reasonable offers. It is not considered advisable to give the names and amounts of the tenders until the new contract has been awarded and executed.
5.	(a) Cassie Parker, executrix of the late Joseph Parker, who was responsible for the service, under the former contract, from 1st April, 1913, to 31st December, 1914. (b) $3 per day.
6.	Answered by No. 4.
7.	$495 per annum.
8.	As soon as a reasonable offer has been received.
STONET MOUNTAIN PENITENTIARY.
William Cameron Edwards
Mr. EDWARDS:
What officials of Stoney Mountain penitentiary have been dismissed since 1911, and what were the reasons in each case for such dismissal ?
Subtopic: STONET MOUNTAIN PENITENTIARY.
Charles Joseph Doherty (Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada)
Mr. DOHERTY:
One keeper, three
guards and one industrial guard. One for violation of the Penitentiary Act and selling intoxicating liquor to officers. Two for coming on duty under the influence of liquor. Two for violation of the provisions of the Penitentiary Act.
A. GENEST.
Francis N. McCrea
Mr. McOREA:
1.	How many days' actual service has A. Genest, an employee in the Post Office Department at Sherbrooke, given to said position from April 1, 1912, up to present date?
2.	What is the total amount of salary paid to him for his services during the said period?
Subtopic: A. GENEST.
1.	From the 1st April, 1912, to 15th March,
1915, the records show that Mr. Genest reported for duty 481 days.	-
2.	The total amount of salary paid for his services up to the 28th February, 1915, was $3,973.31.
PETAWAWA MILITARY CAMP.
1.	From whom are the supplies for the Petawawa military camp purchased?
2.	Are tenders asked for before purchasing them, and who are asked to tender?
Subtopic: PETAWAWA MILITARY CAMP.
1.	Meat from Harris Abattoir Co., Toronto, and D. Braseh, Pembroke; bread from Jas. D. Leitch, Pembroke, and English & Davidson, Pembroke; groceries and vegetables from Hunter Co., Pembroke.
2.	Yes, tenders were asked from local firms.
JOHN KRANS.
Mr. KAY:
1.	Is John Krans in the employment of the Department of Agriculture, or any other department of the Government?
2.	What are his duties, and what salary does he receive?
3.	Who recommended his appointment?
Subtopic: JOHN KRANS.
I am informed that Mr. Krans is not in the employ of the Department of Agriculture. If the hon. member will let us know the name of the department in which he believes Mr. Krans to be, the answering of the question will be expedited.
Question stands.


What is the difference between 'schema name' and 'schema suffix'?
And what are the use cases of each?
Given that we enforce a 30 character limit on table/column names this will easily blow up.
without the underscores. When you are using suffixes, the intention is that they be much shorter as they are intended to be part of a large name which will yield a reasonable unique name. So combining shorter suffixes and using 'schema suffix' gives you the ability to create names which make sense and don't waste space on underscores.
When deciding whether to use schema name or schema suffix, schema name makes sense when nesting isn't involved and schema suffix is better when nesting is involved.