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Brexit hate crime: Almost 600 incidents recorded by Met between 24 June and 2 July
The EU referendum has been blamed for a surge in reported hate crime across the UK post Brexit.
By Mark Piggott
Updated July 26, 2016 13:08 BST
Hate crimes 'increased five fold' since Brexit, says Chief Executive of Stop Hate UK	ITN
Almost three hate crimes were reported every hour in London to the Metropolitan Police in the week following the UK's decision to withdraw from the European Union, the Met reported. A total of 599 hate crime incidents were reported between Friday 24 June — the morning the result was announced —and Saturday 2 July, an average 67 a day compared with the average of 44 per day. The total represents a rise of 52%.
The figures are the latest to suggest a surge in hate crimes since the referendum, which was blamed by some campaigners for stoking anti-immigrant sentiment. On 30 June the National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) said reported hate crimes had risen by 400% in the week following Brexit. Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, said on 1 July: "Since the referendum, we have seen an outwelling of poison and hatred that I cannot remember in this country for very many years."
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Commander Mark Chishty, the Met's head of community engagement, said even the reports of a rise in hate crime was making people feel more anxious. "We are carefully analysing every incident to see what is happening across London and these figures may change as victims come forward and report incidents after the event," said Chishty, according to Sky News. "The vast majority of these incidents involve abusive and offensive language. I would strongly urge both victims and witnesses to come forward and report any such incidents to police as soon as possible."
A woman holds a sign that reads 'Racism Hurts Everyone' as she protests against a demonstration by far right protesters in Dover JUSTIN TALLIS/AFP/Getty Images
According to Scotland Yard Commissioner Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe, police in London have adopted a more proactive approach since Brexit, providing a more visible presence in areas thought to be most affected. Some of the incidents reported in London included the spray-painting of a Polish community centre and vandalism of German cars. There have been a number of demonstrations by anti-racist campaigners in solidarity with minorities and immigrants.
This article was first published on July 5, 2016
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Dynamic Response understands the importance of noise and how it can affect the usage of a building. Noise is a term that defines unwanted sound and can range from noise nuisance for example, noisy neighbours, to unwanted reverberation or echo in a room.
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Building Bulletin 93 (BB93) is a document that deals with the acoustic design of new schools and school refurbishment schemes. At this point in time, it is considered mandatory for schools and is often used for other educational buildings including colleges and university's etc.
For more information relating to the acoustic design of schools, please click here to visit our relevant web page that provides more information regarding this topic.
In offices/call centres where usually there is more than just one person, it can be hard to understand and communicate with other personnel and customers either directly or by the phone etc. There are now acoustic guideline figures to ensure that people can work satisfactorily and that any internal noise levels are acceptable.
If you have an existing office where you consider there to be a noise problem be it privacy or otherwise, for example, manager's telephone calls which can be heard from outside of his or her own office or speech intelligibility problems, then we would aim to provide you with noise control and/or noise mitigation advice to reduce any resultant noise impact to a suitable level.
The control of noise in healthcare environments such as hospitals or health centres etc, is one aspect which can sometimes be overlooked during the design stage, or during day to day operational activities.
Currently, the 'Health Technical Memorandum HTM 08-01' deals with the acoustic design in hospitals and healthcare facilities. Such parameters to consider with healthcare can include the level of sound insulation required between spaces, the background noise levels, reverberation times and plant noise emissions etc.


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Q: Trying to make a background color block reach the top and bottom of the screen I have a background image on my page, I'm trying to place a color block that goes behind all my content but leaves the background image visible in the margins.
How do I get it to reach the top and bottom of the page?
I've placed a
 tag around all my content excepting the logo image in the corner like so (please let me know if anything is unclear):

    <meta charset="utf-8">
<title>Services</title>
<link href="Coppermug Stylesheet Services.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">

  Home

  Services

            About Us

  Contact

html {
    background-image: url("../Final Logo Assets/Minimized/Blur Mug-min Opacity-min.jpg");
    background-repeat: no-repeat;
  background-size: cover;
}

.white-background {
    background-color: #FFFFFF;
    margin-right: 20%;
    margin-left: 20%;
}

A: I didn't exactly get what you are trying to do, but in the most cases, if you want something to extend from top to bottom of the page, you could try height: 100% or height: 100vh, vh refers to viewport height and takes 100% of your screen height.
Also, it is kind of a bad practice to use a background image to the html tag, I'd suggest you to use a wrapper div and use the background on that div.
And if you're going to use the 100vh, use the calc function of css but you have to subtract the height of the navbar.
Example :
If your navbar is 50px, you have to use height: calc(100vh - 50px)

A: 1.) You need to use height: 100%; for the element itself AND for all its parent elements in order to have a height reference for the percentage.
2.) Add margin: 0 to body and html to avoid the default margin.
3.) Add a tiny (1px)  top and margin-bottom to you .white-background element in order to avoid collapsing margins of its children elements to cause a margin at its top and bottom
4.) I suppose your logo has absolute position - if not, add it.

html {
  background-image: url("https://placehold.it/800x1200/fa0");
  background-repeat: no-repeat;
  background-size: cover;
}

html,
body {
  height: 100%;
  margin: 0;
}

.white-background {
  background-color: #FFFFFF;
  margin-right: 20%;
  margin-left: 20%;
  height: 100%;
  padding: 1px 0;
}

.home-logo {
  position: absolute;
}

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A: The HTML and Body tags are the sizes of the content inside them in some browsers in others they are the viewport size but you can override the default CSS rules applied.
The easiest way to combat this is to set your  tag to the viewport size.
CSS:
html{
   postion:absolute;
   top:0px;
   left:0px;
   right:0px;
   bottom:0px;
   overflow:auto;
   background:blue; /* this would be your background setup */
}

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Q: Explain mapping IP addresses I have project that I want to host on local server and I encountered with strange thing .
I have my back-end part running on 8080 port and front-end on 3000 port , and I was playing around with hosting separately back-end and front-end. And here is the thing that I don`t understand :
When I host like this
        back-end :  localhost:8080
        front-end : 192.168.50.41:3000

or
        back-end : 192.168.50.41:8080
        front-end : localhost:3000

It works completely fine (I mean all requests from front-end successfully get to back-end )
BUT if host like this
        back-end : 192.168.50.41:8080
        front-end : 192.168.50.41:3000

it throws a CORS error , however I changed CORS configuration in my application.yml file like this
        cors:
          allowed-origins: http://192.168.50.241:3000

          allowed-endpoints: >
           /api/v1/auth/login,
           /api/v1/auth/register,

and this is my security config
             @Bean
              public SecurityFilterChain securityFilterChain(HttpSecurity http) throws Exception {

    http
            .cors()
            .and()
            .csrf()
            .disable()
            .exceptionHandling()
            .authenticationEntryPoint(authEntryPoint)
            .and()
            .sessionManagement()
            .sessionCreationPolicy(SessionCreationPolicy.STATELESS)
            .and()
            .authorizeHttpRequests()
            .requestMatchers("/api/v1/auth/login")
            .permitAll()
            .anyRequest()
            .authenticated()
            .and()
            .authenticationProvider(authenticationProvider)
            .addFilterBefore(jwtFilter, UsernamePasswordAuthenticationFilter.class)
    ;`

Maybe someone encountered with something like this and know the solution for this , because I think that I miss smth in my config


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Oxford Gene Technology (OGT), provider of innovative genetics research and biomarker solutions to advance molecular medicine, has today announced the development of a novel autoantibody biomarker panel for improved diagnosis of systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE).
The panel has been developed in partnership with King's College London, utilising OGT's proprietary protein array platform technology. The platform detects autoantibodies, a class of proteins that have been shown to precede clinical symptoms of SLE by several years1. It also accurately distinguishes between SLE and 'confounding diseases' such as rheumatoid arthritis.
The biomarker panel, which was originally identified using a North American sample cohort, has been rigorously validated in two independent sample cohorts comprising over 450 European, Afro-Caribbean, and confounding disease samples. The panel maintains a high sensitivity and specificity across all cohorts studied.
SLE affects at least five million people worldwide, over 90% of whom are women. The figure may be higher as SLE is notoriously challenging to diagnose with widely variable symptoms which are inconsistent in patients. Current diagnosis is usually performed by comparing a patient's symptoms against 11 pre-set criteria established by the American College of Rheumatology. If the patient presents any four of the symptoms simultaneously or serially on two separate occasions, they are classified as having SLE. Typically it takes several years and the involvement of many clinicians to diagnose an SLE patient.
Existing laboratory tests include antinuclear antibody (ANA) testing and anti-double stranded DNA (anti-dsDNA) testing but their specificity or sensitivity is too low to support the diagnosis or classification of SLE without additional data. The OGT panel would allow for earlier and more accurate diagnosis than existing tests addressing a clear unmet medical need.
Dr Mike Evans, CEO at OGT said, "SLE is a truly debilitating disease that is particularly challenging to diagnose. Our novel diagnostic biomarker panel is more sensitive and specific than existing laboratory tests and it is our hope that, by correctly identifying the presence of SLE at an earlier stage, patients will receive faster access to the most appropriate treatment. We are pleased with the progress of our biomarker portfolio, which also includes advanced programmes in prostate and colorectal cancer, and we are currently evaluating potential partners to develop diagnostic tests based on the SLE biomarkers."
Professor Tim Vyse, Division of Genetics and Molecular Medicine at King's College London said: "The OGT SLE panel represents a big step forward in lupus genetic testing and the outcome of the programme so far has been very encouraging."
OGT is also in discussions with SLE drug developers regarding potential prognostic applications of the biomarkers set to predict the occurrence and frequency of relapse, or 'flares', so that treatment regimens can be adjusted accordingly and patient well-being maximised.
OGT and King's will present the results of the programme at the European League Against Rheumatism (EULAR) Meeting from 12-15 June 2013.
OGT. "OGT Marks World Lupus Day With Announcement Of Novel Biomarker Panel To Support Earlier SLE Diagnosis." Medical News Today. MediLexicon, Intl., 14 May. 2013. Web.


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Cleats are used to tie off a line (halyards, reef lines, anchor lines, etc.), wherever needed.
Cleats are available in many varieties, configurations, and materials.
Bronze Cleats are listed separately.
Rig-Rite stocks a large selection of Cleats. Common varieties are listed below. If you require Cleats not listed, please forward a sketch or photo of your Cleat with measurements, hole spacing (to centers), full details of the part, boat model and year.
Spar Cleats are designed for attachment to Spars, generally having both a narrow base attaching with 2 screws, and a hole in the base so the line can be run through it and knotted, preventing the line from getting away.
Some 2-hole Cleats are commonly used on Deck, especially on European-built boats, for them, See: Deck Cleats.
Jam Cleats are similar to Spar Cleats, but with a wedge built into the foot on one end, allowing a loaded line to be held with a minimum of tension. Available in Aluminum, and also commonly used as Deck Cleats, especially for Jib Sheets.
Deck Cleats are designed for attachment to the Deck or other flat surface, generally having both a wide base attaching with 4 screws, and a hole in the base so a spliced eye can be run through it and slipped over the Cleat. Available in Aluminum, Bronze, or Stainless Steel.
Spar Cleats (attached with 2 screws), are also commonly used on Deck, See: Spar Cleats.
Bronze Cleats are available for Traditional applications. Commonly used on Deck (or on Wood Spars), they are available in 2 and 4 hole configurations for use on flat surfaces.
Coaming Cleats are specifically designed to be mounted to cockpit Coaming boards. Available in Bronze only, for Alberg and other Traditional designs.
V-Jam Cleats are suitable for quick cleating of smaller lines. Commonly used on the underside of Booms for cleating of Outhaul lines and in numerous other applications for smaller lines.


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To science bloggers living with mommy
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These conventional science bloggers are really something. They've never met a published study extolling mainstream science they haven't loved. I don't know, maybe the studies somehow remind them of mommy and her warm basement where they still live at age 40 and do their important work.
A study praising a new drug? A study claiming a vaccine was "well tolerated?" A study claiming GMOs are perfectly safe? A study reporting the dire effects of manmade warming? They kiss it and try to make it better.
So here are a few statements they can chew on like week-old delivery pizza.
Warning: what follows could forever alter your view of published science.
We begin with quotes from two editors of prestigious science journals. These people have read, pawed over, analyzed, and dissected more science studies than 1,000 bloggers taken together ever will.
One: Richard Horton, editor-in-chief, The Lancet, in The Lancet, 11 April, 2015, Vol 385, "Offline: What is medicine's 5 sigma?":
"The case against science is straightforward: much of the scientific literature, perhaps half, may simply be untrue. Afflicted by studies with small sample sizes, tiny effects, invalid exploratory analyses, and flagrant conflicts of interest, together with an obsession for pursuing fashionable trends of dubious importance, science has taken a turn towards darkness.
"The apparent endemicity of bad research behaviour is alarming. In their quest for telling a compelling story, scientists too often sculpt data to fit their preferred theory of the world. Or they retrofit hypotheses to fit their data. Journal editors deserve their fair share of criticism too. We aid and abet the worst behaviours. Our acquiescence to the impact factor fuels an unhealthy competition to win a place in a select few journals. Our love of 'significance' pollutes the literature with many a statistical fairy-tale...Journals are not the only miscreants. Universities are in a perpetual struggle for money and talent..."
Two: Marcia Angell, former editor of The New England Journal of Medicine, in the NY Review of Books, January 15, 2009, "Drug Companies & Doctors: A Story of Corruption":
"It is simply no longer possible to believe much of the clinical research that is published, or to rely on the judgment of trusted physicians or authoritative medical guidelines. I take no pleasure in this conclusion, which I reached slowly and reluctantly over my two decades as an editor of The New England Journal of Medicine."
Three: John PA Ioannidis, Department of Hygiene and Epidemiology, University of Ioannina School of Medicine, Ioannina, Greece, and Institute for Clinical Research and Health Policy Studies, Department of Medicine, Tufts-New England Medical Center, Tufts University School of Medicine, Boston, Massachusetts, in PLoS Medicine, August 30, 2005, "Why Most Published Research Findings Are False":
"There is increasing concern that most current published research findings [in all scientific fields] are false... a research finding is less likely to be true when the studies conducted in a field are smaller; when effect sizes are smaller...when there is greater financial and other interest and prejudice; and when more teams are involved in a scientific field in chase of statistical significance. Simulations show that for most study designs and settings, it is more likely for a research claim to be false than true. Moreover, for many current scientific fields, claimed research findings may often be simply accurate measures of the prevailing bias...There is increasing concern that in modern research, false findings may be the majority or even the vast majority of published research claims. However, this should not be surprising. It can be proven that most claimed research findings are false."
Four: Back to Richard Horton, editor-in-chief of The Lancet. In the same editorial quoted above, Horton makes reference to a recent symposium he attended at the Wellcome Trust in London. The subject of the meeting was the reliability of published biomedical research. His following quote carries additional force because he and other attendees were told to obey Chatham House rules -- meaning no one would reveal who made any given comment during the conference.
Horton: "'A lot of what is published is incorrect.' I'm not allowed to say who made this remark [at the conference] because we were asked to observe Chatham House rules. We were also asked not to take photographs of slides. Those who worked for government agencies pleaded that their comments especially remain unquoted, since the forthcoming UK election meant they were living in 'purdah' -- a chilling state where severe restrictions on freedom of speech are placed on anyone on the government's payroll. Why the paranoid concern for secrecy and non-attribution? Because this symposium -- on the reproducibility and reliability of biomedical research, held at the Wellcome Trust in London last week -- touched on one of the most sensitive issues in science today: the idea that something has gone fundamentally wrong with one of our greatest human creations [biomedical science]."
Conventional science bloggers, take notice. You're working in a field where studies supporting the general consensus are tainted and stained.
You're wading in a stench-ridden swamp, and you don't know it; or you do know it and you don't care, because you want to be part of the club; or someone is paying you to make absurd assertions. One way or another, you're doomed if you follow the party line.
This is a much different landscape than you think it is. It's a wholesale fabrication of what looks, sounds, smells, tastes, and feels like truth. But it isn't. It's a lying cartoon. It has vicious consequences.
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We consider asymptotic behaviors of some interacting populations in a fluctuating environment, which are described by Kolmogorov systems with white noise (stochastic differential equations) By analyzing the dynamics of the solution near the boundary and by determining Lyapunov exponents with respect to invariant probability measures on the boundary, we obtain conditions for both persistence and extinction of species. The conditions are sharp in the sense that only critical cases remain unsolved.
We consider the harvesting of a population in a stochastic environment whose dynamics in the absence of harvesting is described by a one dimensional diffusion. Using ergodic optimal control, we find the optimal harvesting strategy which maximizes the asymptotic yield of harvested individuals.
Dupire recently developed a functional Ito formula, which has changed the landscape of the study of stochastic functional equations and encouraged a reconsideration of many problems and applications. Delays are ubiquitous, pervasive, and entrenched in everyday life. Based on the new development, this work examines functional diffusions with two-time scales in which the slow-varying process includes path-dependent functionals and the fast-varying process is a rapidly-changing diffusion.
Optimal Harvesting Strategies for a Predator-Prey System in Fluctuating Environments.
This talk deals with optimal harvesting strategies for the predator in a predator-prey system. The objective function is of long-run average per unit time type in the path-wise sense.
The ecological system is subject to environmental noise modeled as stochastic differential equations driven by a Brownian motion. The main result is to prove the existence and uniqueness of solutions to the .Hamilton–Jacobi–Bellman equation associated with the controlled stochastic system.
The existence of optimal Markov strategies is also derived.


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My favorite Italian movie is Pane e Tulipani. It's a beautiful mid-life crisis sort of movie and the English translation is Bread and Tulips. I think that's why I titled this Mamma Mia. I toned the canvas orange first so the orange color peeks through the pastel colors of the background and the peachy tulips. The sides have been left white. The painting comes varnished and ready to hang.


Every once in a while, a proud little community will sprout up just to let the world know how Utopia should be run. With chins raised almost as high as ideals, the community marches forth to be an example of perfection. But in most cases, all that harmonious marching gets tripped up pretty quickly. Here are four "perfect" communities that whizzed and sputtered thanks to human nature.
Perhaps the best-known utopian community in America, Brook Farm was founded in 1841 in West Roxbury, Massachusetts, by George and Sophia Ripley. The commune was built on a 200-acre farm with four buildings and centered on the ideals of radical social reform and self-reliance. For free tuition in the community school and one year's worth of room and board, the residents were asked to complete 300 days of labor by either farming, working in the manufacturing shops, performing domestic chores or grounds maintenance, or planning the community's recreation projects. The community prospered in 1842""1843 and was visited by numerous dignitaries and utopian writers.
However, Ripley joined the unpopular Fourierism movement, which meant that soon the young people (out of a "sense of honor") had to do all the dirty work like repairing roads, cleaning stables, and slaughtering the animals. This caused many residents, especially the younger ones, to leave. Things went downhill from there. The community was hit by an outbreak of smallpox followed by fire and finally collapsed in 1847.
After visiting Brook Farm and finding it almost too worldly by their standards, Bronson Alcott (the father of Louisa May) and Charles Lane founded the Fruitlands Commune in June 1843, in Harvard, Massachusetts.
Structured around the British reformist model, the commune's members were against the ownership of property, were political anarchists, believed in free love, and were vegetarians. The group of 11 adults and a small number of children were forbidden to eat meat or use any animal products such as honey, wool, beeswax, or manure. They were also not allowed to use animals for labor and only planted produce that grew up out of the soil so as not to disturb worms and other organisms living in the soil.
Many in the group of residents saw manual labor as spiritually inhibiting and soon it became evident that the commune could not provide enough food to sustain its members. The strict diet of grains and fruits left many in the group malnourished and sick. Given this situation, many of the members left and the community collapsed in January 1844.
Officially known as the United Society of Believers in Christ's Second Appearing, the Shakers were founded in Manchester, England, in 1747. As a group of dissenting Quakers under the charismatic leadership of Mother Ann Lee, the Shakers came to America in 1774.
Like most reformist movements of the time, the Shakers were agriculturally based, and believed in common ownership of all property and the confession of sins. Unlike most of the other groups, the Shakers practiced celibacy, or the lack of procreation. Membership came via converts or by adopting children. Shaker families consisted of "brothers" and "sisters" who lived in gender-segregated communal homes of up to 100 individuals.
During the required Sunday community meetings it was not uncommon for members to break into a spontaneous dance, thus giving them the Shaker label.
As pacifists they were exempted from military service and became the United States' first conscientious objectors during the Civil War. Currently, however, there isn't a whole lot of Shaking going on. As the younger members left the community, converts quit coming, and the older ones died off, many of the communities were forced to close. Of the original 19 communities, most had closed by the early 1900s.
Located 15 miles south of Chicago, the town of Pullman was founded in the 1880s by George Pullman (of luxury railway car fame) as a utopian community based on the notion that capitalism was the best way to meet all material and spiritual needs.
According to Pullman's creed, the community was built to provide Pullman's employees with a place where they could exercise proper moral values and where each resident had to adhere to the strict tenets of capitalism under the direction and leadership of Pullman.
Paradise once existed, so we're told, in Eden, Arcadia or Shambhala. Paradise will again be ours in the afterlife if we reach Heaven, Valhalla or the Happy Hunting Grounds. Unfortunately, paradise in the present has always been elusive. Not for lack of trying. Utopian experiments have been attempted at every step in the march of civilization. Why haven't any of them succeeded?
For one thing, the bar is constantly being raised. Life in a modest American town today would have been the envy of the Middle Ages. But such a community, with its technology, infrastructure or freedoms, could never have come into being in the Middle Ages; and if it somehow magically appeared, it would have promptly been sacked. For most of history, this raised a significant obstacle to utopia. Any land of milk and honey automatically attracted swords and muskets.
The New World changed that. Small groups could organize civilized communities based on any peculiar theory, with little concern for conquering hordes. All they had to do was be economically and socially viable. This new opportunity spawned a flood of utopian experiments, beginning with the first colonists.
Most school children know that the Mayflower pilgrims came to America to escape the persecution they encountered in Europe. A more obscure fact was that the Plymouth Colony was originally organized as a communal society, with an equal sharing of the fruits of everyone's labor. At least, that was the plan. Their governor, William Bradford, documented how this degenerated over the next two years into "injustice," "indignity" and "a kind of slavery." Productivity was shot, and the community starved. Bradford wisely placed the blame not on the flaws of his people, but on the system their society had chosen. They abandoned communal ownership and, lo and behold, the fields sprouted with life.
Hundreds of utopian experiments followed Plymouth–religious and secular, communist and individualistic, radical and moderate. But all had to make impossible sacrifices in the service of their ideals. The Shakers and Harmonists were very successful economically, and bound tightly in a common spirituality. However, their way of keeping a lid on worldly desires was to practice celibacy. Now, anyone who has raised children knows what a resource drain they can be, and would not be surprised that communities without offspring could get ahead financially. Nevertheless, the celibate life had only so much appeal, and these sects eventually died off.
Many religious societies declined or disbanded after the loss of their founder. Others, such as the Perfectionists of Oneida who practiced group marriage, or the entrepreneurial Inspirationists at Amana, eventually gave up communal living, spun off their commercial interests and began assimilating into the surrounding communities.
Secular societies fared even worse, many of them repeating the lessons of Plymouth. Josiah Warren, a member of the celebrated New Harmony commune that collapsed under collectivist strains, went on to found societies based on a decidedly more individualistic premise, including utopia in Ohio and Modern Times on Long Island. While economically successful, boundaries between the true believers and their neighbors dissolved over time. Today, the hamlet of Brentwood, N.Y., where Modern Times used to be, looks like the rest of its Long Island surroundings–pleasant enough, but no utopia.
The long series of failed experiments yields some interesting lessons. The first is that internal power grabs are even more poisonous to utopian dreams than external threats. The gold standard of utopian leadership, the benevolent prince or philosopher king, is inherently unstable. Solomon, Marcus Aurelius and Suleiman the Magnificent failed utterly to provide successors with anything like their talents.
The competition for succession invariably favors not the wise, but the ruthless. This is especially dangerous in communistic societies. Where selfishness is a sin or a crime, everyone is guilty; you don't want your antagonists gaining the authority to sit in judgment. Democracy provides a more stable succession mechanism, but it is inherently factionalist. Even in Mormon Utah, a utopian experiment that fared better than most, there are factions out of power who are unhappy with things.
A second lesson is that ideals are constraints, and the more constraints one tries to impose, the less viable the community will be. It's hard enough for a private company–an organization focused exclusively on economic success–to survive intact for multiple generations. Add to that special utopian claims on the firm by the employees and you can see how tough the odds are. The best bet is to run utopia as a business, which is exactly what many communities concluded.
Finally, if you're going to suppress your members' worldly desires, you need a mechanism for self-selection. Several religious sects, like the Old Order Amish, have successfully stifled material interests over multiple generations. Their people are happy because they don't require much stuff. But they know that everyone can't be kept in the fold. Anabaptist communities who believe that only adults can be meaningfully baptized provide this safety valve. The 10% of Amish who don't stay allow the other 90% to maintain their culture.


In this video we will discuss a scenario when a deadlock can occur in SQL Server.
In a database, a deadlock occurs when two or more processes have a resource locked, and each process requests a lock on the resource that another process has already locked. Neither of the transactions here can move forward, as each one is waiting for the other to release the lock. The following diagram explains this.
When deadlocks occur, SQL Server will choose one of processes as the deadlock victim and rollback that process, so the other process can move forward. The transaction that is chosen as the deadlock victim will produce the following error.
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The following 2 transactions will result in a dead lock. Open 2 instances of SQL Server Management studio. From the first window execute Transaction 1 code and from the second window execute Transaction 2 code.


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Reprints: David S. Ruch, MD, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, Section of Hand, Upper Extremity, and Microvascular Surgery, Duke University Medical Center, Durham 27706, NC.
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This selection of pieces, loaned from Galician private collectors of mainly contemporary art of the 1980s to the present, helps us to trace a journey through the history of art and art collecting in our most immediate context. More than a simple display of the works, this exhibition aspires to analyse the particularities and relationships that transpire from a closer examination of their contents while serving as a kind of homage to, and appraisal of, the collections to which they belong. A multiplicity of factors shapes a collection's meaning and raison d'être. PRIVATE PASSIONS, PUBLIC VISIONS is a preliminary overview of the status quo of private art collecting in Galicia and at the same time an opportunity for the general public to enjoy works that have hitherto been barred from public viewing.
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In presenting PRIVATE PASSIONS, PUBLIC VISIONS: Collections D. O. Galicia, the MARCO, the contemporary art museum of Vigo, brings into the realm of reality a project conceived long ago in which equal prominence is given to artists and collectors, the latter surely a pillar of the contemporary art system as well as a central cog in the enduringly complex relationships that have defined the association between art and its market throughout history.
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Drawing on the same principles that motivated us in the past to work with artists, curators, critics and researchers of our most immediate context, we aspire on this occasion to give due recognition to the efforts and the commitment that Galicia's private collectors have made in regard of the art of their time, and offer our visitors the chance to view pieces which, for the most part, have not been seen in public since their acquisition. Possessors of sound aesthetic criteria, these owners have sought to maintain their artistic patrimony through the formation of a collection of contemporary art works.
Whilst preparing the exhibition, what struck us, more than the actual criteria guiding the acquisition of the pieces, was the diversity of the factors that lend a particular collection its shape and meaning, and the sheer number of works which have collectively forged the memory of a time in history or which embody passing yet defining interests. The wisdom with which the collections have been put together, their proximity with regard to the MARCO's interests and the consistency and rigour of their assumptions, coupled with the fact that they are the fruit of personal effort, all contrived to make us conceive this exhibition and publication as the first part or chapter of an ensuing series.
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Chatting with the proprietors of the works I corroborated that art, in all cases, forms a crucial part of their lives. They keep abreast of the current artistic trends more intensely and knowledgeably than many apathetic critics, or pure and simply mercenaries, travelling to the different art fairs, covering the biennials and, above all, managing to establish complicities with certain artists. They do not match the stereotype of the art buyer in the late eighties obsessed with speculation; on the contrary, their attitudes lie closer to those of the patron and, of course, to those of individuals who painstakingly, passionately and critically seek the pieces they desire for their collections, which can be considered works in progress.
At a time when we come across ready-mades everywhere, the collector's passion is to find something unique, something which must needs be his. Every collection is to a certain degree autobiographical, in keeping with prejudices, obsessions and drives that are not easily disclosed. The work of art that has acquired visibility on display returns to the private sphere when it is purchased. The current MARCO project, based on Galician private collections, sends back to the white cube that which was for the most part in storage or housed in family domains. It provides, therefore, an opportunity for cultural recognition of the role of the private collector and constitutes a gesture of generosity on the part of the owners of works who offer the general public the possibility of enjoying and reflecting on what they previously endorsed with the passion of their gaze. Magnificent works by artists such as David Salle, Francisco Leiro, Bernardí Roig, Antonio Murado, Martin Kippenberger, Chelo Matesanz and Baltazar Torres, among almost a hundred pieces, publicly present a fragmentary yet exceptional map of contemporary creative thought. The museum is not only a place for distraction, a piece in the general tourist organisation, but a privileged space in which to establish fluent connections between public and private, where the collector's gaze, the curator's selection and the spectator's judgement can establish mutually enhancing relations."
Fernando Castro Flórez (Plasencia, 1964) is Senior Lecturer of Aesthetics and Art Theory at the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid and imparts the Master's degree in Art at the Universidad Complutense de Madrid. He has been the academic co-ordinator of the Instituto de Estética y Teoría de las Artes, co-director of the Encuentros Internacionales de Arte Contemporáneo de ARCO, and co-director of the Simposium de Arte Latinoamericano del Consorcio de Museos de la Generalitat Valenciana. He has given doctorate courses, classes and conferences in numerous universities and museums, both in Spain and abroad, and has sat on the editorial committees of several magazines, newspapers, and specialised reviews. He is currently the art critic of ABCD las Artes y las Letras, columnist of the review Descubrir el Arte, and director of Cuadernos del IVAM, as well as a regular contributor in other reviews and a member of museum committees and organisms devoted to contemporary art. He is the author of the books Elogio de la pereza. Notas para una estética del cansancio; El texto íntimo. Kafka, Rilke y Pessoa; Nostalgias del trapero y otros textos contra la cultura del espectáculo; Escaramuzas. El arte en el tiempo de la demolición; Fasten Seat Belt. Cuaderno de campo de un crítico de arte; Fight Club. Consideraciones en torno al arte contemporáneo; Mensajes sin código. Notas sobre la fotografía; Sainetes y otros desafueros del arte contemporáneo; and of monographic studies on Joan Miró, Benjamín Palencia, Eugenio Fernández Granell, and Nacho Criado, among others.
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Application to the NEF Fellows programme is open to Africans from around the world – including those who currently reside in the Diaspora – in all fields of science, including the social sciences and technology fields. Applicants must be under 42 years, hold a PhD and demonstrate a strong track record of research/findings that have a global impact.
Dr. Youssef Travaly, the NEF's Vice-President for Science, Innovation and Partnerships who oversees the NEF Fellows Programme, said: "The Fellows Programme is unique. It gives incredible African scientists a global platform for scientific collaboration, science diplomacy and public engagement. NEF Fellows are role models for young Africans, making science cool and most importantly, making science relevant for Africa's transformation. The Fellows, through the various NEF programs and their own research activities, will have an opportunity to chart Africa's scientific trajectory."
In addition to attending and presenting at the NEF Global Gathering 2020, NEF Fellows will participate in research tours, visiting scientist weeks with partners and other. Applications close on the 27th January 2019 and results announced in June 2019. Applications can be accessed at nef.org/fellows.
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Lorraine American Military Cemetery, St. Avold, France, Plot A, Row 33, Grave 13. Memorial Marker West Oakwood Cemetery, Spartanberg.
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The section below highlights a few Division activities the first of January 1945 and gives a description of Pfc. Gerald Webber's death. A more detailed section is at https://www.files.trailblazersww2.org/Docs/b_274.pdf.
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January 5th – Noon
At noon the Co. jumped off against Phillipsbourg again. The order of march was: 1st Platoon, less the 3rd Squad, 3rd Platoon, Weapons Platoon, H.Q., with 3rd Squad of 1st Platoon attached as security.
First Platoon moved out with the second squad leading, and 1st and 3rd squads were at first attached to Co. H.Q. Many men had full packs but threw them away in town. The trip into the lower part of town was made without serious incident. Pfc's Marshall and Ekstrom were Co.Scouts. They reached a ditch which ran along the road. There was water and low marshy ground to the left of the highway and R.R. There was absolutely no cover against artillery or air attack until the roadside ditches were reached. They were pinned down by machine gun fire as described by T/Sgt. Marshall: "Between the ditch and road was a barn in which Col.Malloy (275) was directing the attack. After I had been in the ditch for about an hour, Col. Malloy called to me and said, 'Where is the rest of your company? Where is your Capt.? Go back and bring up the rest of your company.' I went back and tried to get the men to come back. It was hard as they were scattered along the road and couldn't hear well above the noise. They kept coming up a few at a time. Here Pfc. Webber was killed. Pfc. Webber was the sniper in Sgt. Luther's squad, but he had turned in his '03 for a Grease Gun. Sgt. Luther was trying to bring his squad forward. It was necessary for them to cross the road under machine gun fire. Luther kept yelling at Webber to come across but he wouldn't come at first. He finally came and wasn't there a second before an 88 shell came in alongside and the concussion killed him immediately. When I got back in the ditch Col.Malloy was telling the tanks to move up the road. They wouldn't go. He gave them a direct order and they still refused to go. Col.Malloy went over and talked to them and they said they wanted infantry. Col.Malloy gathered together a bunch of men, including myself, Sgt. Luther, Pfc. Ekstrom, and "I" Co.275th man, and a couple of unidentified men. Col.Malloy said, 'Here is your infantry.' The tanks then went up the road a ways with us going along, until they reached a row of houses on the right. We pointed out the machine gun nests and they wiped them out. Later in the afternoon Col.Malloy came out in the road to talk to the tankers and was hit. He was carried back to the house nearest the road. We cleared the other houses in the row, taking about 8 prisoners, an officer and another man. Many of us gathered in one house. Our men kept dribbling in all afternoon. Among those in the house were Col.Malloy, a Co. "I" Lt. (275th), T/Sgt. Kelsey, Sgt. Chappell, Sgt. Luther, Pfcs. Corley, Condon, Ekstrom, Poteat, S/Sgt. Wilkins, Medic Howard, two wounded Jerries, a Lieutenant and a Non-Com., 10 civilians – 3 women, 3 babies, and 4 men.
Grave Marker at Lorainne AMC; Memorial marker at West Oakwood Cemetery.
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In this tutorial we will introduce the MetricsGrimoire toolset, a mature, industrial-strength toolset to obtain data from software repositories. The MetricsGrimoire toolset is the results of over 12 years of development. Its development started 12 years ago at the Universidad Rey Juan Carlos. With the creation in 2013 of Bitergia, it is now the technological basis of a start-up that offers results and analysis to free/open source software companies and communities.
Empirical research is of paramount importance in any field of software engineering, as it helps to gain evidence of phenomenon occurring in software products or processes, as well as in conducting appropriate evaluation of existing approaches and tools. The goal of this tutorial is to provide a general overview of principles and techniques needed when conducting empirical studies in software engineering, with particular emphasis on controlled experiments and case studies. More specifically, the tutorial will provide an overview of the main principles for empirical study planning and design and, more importantly, it will provide some practical insights about how to perform suitable statistical analyses on the results of empirical studies or empirical evaluations. Such an overview will be provided using available datasets and showing how to perform statistical analyses using the R environment.
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Change distilling algorithms provide researchers with concrete change operations that transform a source Abstract Syntax Tree into a target AST. It outputs a sequence of operations that need to be applied from left to right to transform the source AST into the target one. Unfortunately, directly querying and using these change operations is non-trivial. In our latest work, we introduce a dependency graph based representation of these change operations which allows for change agnostic querying. We integrate these structures into our history querying tool QwalKeko.
Metaprogramming is a well-established methodology of constructing programs that work on other other programs, analysing, parsing, transforming, compiling, evolving, mutating, transplanting them. Metaprograms themselves evolve as well, and there are times when this evolution means migrating to a different metalanguage. This fairly complicated scenario is demonstrated here by considering a concrete case of porting several rewriting systems of grammar extraction from XSLT to Rascal.
More and more companies would like to mine software data with the goal of assessing the health of their software projects. The hope is that some software metrics could be tracked to predict failure risks or confirm good health. If a factor of success was found, projects failures could be anticipated and early actions could be taken by the organisation to help or to monitor closely the project. Allowing to act in a preventive mode rather than a curative one. We were called by a major IT company to fulfil this goal. We conducted a study to check whether software metrics can be related to project failure. The study was both theoretic with a review of literature on the subject and practical with mining of past projects data and interview with project managers. We found that metrics used in practice are not useful to assess project outcome.
The rapid growth and increasing popularity of Stack Overflow made it a large knowledge base of several programming topics which also attracts researchers. To mention a few examples, they study actual trends that developers follow design questions of Q&A systems island parsing techniques to analyze posts, recommendation systems, and try model the quality of the posts.
In our paper, we introduce an approach to parse and analyze SQL queries in Stack Overflow questions with the main goal to identify common patterns among them. Such similar structures in SQL statements can point to problematic language constructs (e.g. antipatterns) in SQL statements which should be avoided by developers.
Model querying is an integral part of Model-Driven Engineering. Developers query models when specifying model transformations, when defining model constraints, or simply when they need to extract some information from the model. Model queries are often specified in a general programming language, with developers just navigating models through their programming interfaces. OCL is the best known model query language, and while successful, it is difficult to express complex structural properties featured by the sought after model elements. In this presentation we describe an example-driven query facility that aims at easing the description of structural features in a query. In our approach, developers can describe their queries in terms of model fragments augmented with variables and special relations. Templates are translated into logic queries which in turn are executed by Ekeko.
Change labeling is a fundamental challenge in software evolution. Certain kinds of changes can be labeled based on directly measurable characteristics. Labels for other kinds of changes, such as changes causing subsequent fixes, need to be estimated retrospectively as information whether a change can be considered a cause for a subsequent fix is usually not available at the time of the change. In this article we present a weight-based approach for identifying potential causes for events of interest based on a cause-fix graph supporting multiple factors, such as causing a fix or a refactoring, and multiple layers reflecting different levels of granularity, such as project, file, class, method. We outline different strategies that can be employed to refine the weights distribution across the different layers in order to obtain more specific labelling at finer levels of granularity.
For more than three decades, reverse engineering has been a major issue in industry wanting to capitalise on legacy systems. Lots of companies have developed reverse engineering tools in order to help developers in their work. However, those tools have been focusing on traditional information systems. Working on a time critical embedded system we found that the solutions available focus either on software behaviour structuring or on data extraction from the system. None of them seem to be clearly using both approaches in a complementary way. In this paper, based on our industrial experiment, we list the requirements that such a tool should fulfil. We also present a short overview of existing reverse engineering tools and their features.
Software architecture erodes over time and needs to be constantly monitored to be kept consistent with its original intended design. Consistency is rarely monitored using automated techniques. The cost associated to such an activity is typically not considered proportional to its benefits.
To improve this situation, we propose Dict ̄o, a uniform DSL for specifying architectural invariants. This language is designed to reduce the cost of consistency checking by offering a framework in which existing validation tools can be matched to newly-defined language constructs.
In this paper we discuss how such a DSL can be qualitatively and qualitatively evaluated in practice.
Code templates are a convenient means to search and transform source code. However, such templates may still be difficult to specify, as they can produce too few or too many matches. To assist the users of our Ekeko/X program transformation tool, we have provided a suite of mutation operators for code templates and have designed a genetic search algorithm to recommend modifications to templates.
The body of research contributions is vast and full of papers. Projects like DBLP help us navigate through it and relate authors to papers and papers to venues. Relating papers to papers is already considerably harder, and projects like Google Scholar do their best to battle all the variations in citations. Relating papers to topics is an open problem with some automated methods under development but mostly manual contributions. Relating papers to concepts and especially concepts to concepts is impossible without expert intervention and sometimes requires years of research to accomplish in a convincing manner.
BibSLEIGH has started in 2014 as a personal project for pretty-printing, normalising and eventually annotating bibliographic items. At SATToSE 2015 I would like to discuss its potential in a broader scope.
Production of software involves writing source code. This process takes several forms, among them the disposition of text so it becomes easy for human eyes to read and understand what is being done. The formative years of a developer mold the vision of what is right and comfortable to work with. Aside the debate of coding style choices, there is also the impact of merge conflicts in versioning systems when changed source code possesses both cosmetic and content changes, therefore halting merging from long forked pieces of code.
Understanding about software artefacts is a crucial task for people who want to join in any software development process. However, because of the large amount of detailed and scattered information in software artefacts, understanding them is usually very time-consuming and vulnerable to human errors and subjectivities. A system that aids practitioners to investigate understanding about software artefacts could reduce the vulnerabilities and speed up software development/maintenance process. Our research focuses on building a comprehensive view of software system in order for developers to achieve the two goals: (i) to save the time spending on searching and navigating on source code; AND (ii) to gain better understanding about software artefacts regarding to domain-specific tasks. To achieve these goals, we propose an empirical approach which has been conducted and received preliminary results.
This paper shows research in progress in the analysis of collaboration networks found in software development projects. Traditionally, collaboration networks are obtained by analyzing collaboration in the same file or module/directory; when two developers perform modifications on the same entity during a given time period it is assumed that they are at least implicitly collaborating. In our research, we want to study how the granularity of the software artifact affects the research output of collaboration graphs. In this regard, we obtain traditional graphs based on collaboration in files and augment it with information of collaboration at the function/method level. In the future we want to include developer affiliation information to perform a collaboration analysis at the company level.
when conducting a controlled experiment to evaluate test blueprint, a visualization to assess the test coverage. Our experiment went through two iterations. The first iteration was unfortunately inconclusive, due to some decisions we took that we are now considering as mistakes. After revising our experiment, we obtained exploitable results, which are also matching our intuition.
We used a complex network approach to study the evolution of a large software system, Eclipse, with the aim of statistically characterize software defectiveness along the time. We studied the software networks associated to several releases of the system, focusing our attention specifically on their community structure, modularity and clustering coefficient. We found that the maximum average defect density is related to two different metrics: the number of detected communities inside a software network and the clustering coefficient. These two relationships both follow a power-law distribution which leads to a linear correlation between clustering coefficient and number of communities. These results can be useful to make predictions about the evolution of software systems, especially with respect to their defectiveness.
Null dereferencing is one of the most frequent bugs in Java systems causing programs to crash due to the uncaught NullPointerException. Developers often fix this bug by introducing a guard (i.e., null check) on the potentially-null objects before using them.
In this paper we investigate the null checks in 717 open-source Java systems to understand when and why developers introduce null checks. We find that 35% of the if -statements are null checks. A deeper investigation shows that 71% of the checked-for-null objects are returned from method calls. This indicates that null checks have a serious impact on performance and that developers introduce null checks when they use methods that return null.
Code conventions are used to preserve code base consistency and express preference of a particular programming style. Often, code conventions are described in natural language and developers need to apply them manually. Existing tools typically offer a predefined set of rules that cannot be customized. This project aims at allowing CSS developers to express an arbitrary set of code conventions and detect their violations automatically. The solution requires designing a domain specific language capable of expressing existing conventions and implementing its interpreter to automatically detect their violations.
Aspect-oriented programming aims to separate crosscutting concerns into their own modules, called aspects. While aspects can achieve this at a syntactic level, this is done at the expense of modular reasoning: Whenever a method call is made, all aspects should be inspected to determine whether or not that call's behaviour will be affected by an aspect. To restore modular reasoning, we present a two-part approach that does not affect the programming language itself, but rather governs how to write contracts for aspect-oriented programs.
inter-project code clones is starting to emerge. This talk presents an empirical study of identical function clones in the CRAN package archive network, in order to understand the extent of this practice in the R community. Depending on too many packages may hamper maintainability as unexpected conflicts may arise during package updates, but duplicating functions from other packages may also reduce package maintainability. We study how the characteristics of cloned functions in CRAN snapshots evolve over time, and classify these clones depending on what has prevented package developers to rely on dependencies instead.
ICT energy efficiency is a growing concern. Large effort has already been spent making hardware energy aware and improving hardware energy efficiency, and further progress in this area requires to consider evolving the software layer to more energy awareness. Although specific work is devoted in areas like embedded/mobile systems, much remains to be done at software level for Cloud applications. Software developers need an energy aware Cloud infrastructure as well as code development support to make informed decisions about energy efficiency and compromise with other important non-functional requirements like performance. This evolution to energy awareness impacts a number of artifacts including requirements, design, code and tests.
In the scope of this paper, we focus on the evolution of analysis phase (requirements, design and test load specification) with the limited goal of enabling the collection energy measurement data that can be used for a design time evolution and will later enable dynamically adaption scenarios. In order to help Cloud application developers, we propose a framework composed of (1) a Goal-Question-Metric analysis of energy goals, (2) a UML profile for relating energy requirements and associated KPI metrics to application design and deployment elements, and (3) an automated Cloud deployment of energy probes able to monitor those KPI and aggregate them back to questions and goals.
More and more software systems are becoming data-intensive, and require intensive access to a database. In this paper, we empirically study a large corpus of data-intensive Java projects as well as the database frameworks used in these projects to manage the connection between the source code and the database. We also study how this usage evolves over time. In particular, we study whether certain database frameworks are used simultaneously, whether some database frameworks get replaced over time by others. Using the statistical technique of survival analysis, we also study the survival of database frameworks in the Java projects in which they are used, as well as the survival of these projects themselves.
To assess the ability of a test suite to catch faults, an accurate quality metric is needed. Mutation testing is a reliable and repeatable approach that provides such metric. However, because of its computationally intensive nature and the difficulties in applying such a technique to complex systems, it has not been widely adopted in industry. This study aims to determine if the information gathered by this method is worth the performance costs in an industrial case.


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At twelve years old, Cornelius, the son of an Italian-American woman and an older black man from Mississippi named Herman, secretly takes over his father's job at a silent film theater in New York's East Village. Five years later, as Herman lives out his last days, he shares his wisdom with his son, explaining that the person who controls the narrative of history controls their own fate. After his father dies and his mother disappears, Cornelius sets about reinventing himself--as Professor John Woman, a man who will spread Herman's teachings into the classrooms of his unorthodox southwestern university and beyond. But there are other individuals who are attempting to influence the narrative of John Woman, and who might know something about the facts of his hidden past.
Engaging with some of the most provocative ideas of recent intellectual history, John Woman is a compulsively readable, deliciously unexpected novel about the way we tell stories, and whether the stories we tell have the power to change the world.
Walter Mosley is the author of more than fifty critically-acclaimed books, including the major bestselling mystery series featuring Easy Rawlins. His work has been translated into twenty-five languages and includes literary fiction, science fiction, political monographs, and a young adult novel. In 2013, he was inducted into the New York State Writers Hall of Fame, and he is the winner of numerous awards, including an O. Henry Award, the Mystery Writers of America's Grand Master Award, a Grammy, PEN America's Lifetime Achievement Award, and an Edgar Award. He lives in New York City.
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using System;
using System.Runtime.CompilerServices;
using ParsecSharp.Internal.Results;

namespace ParsecSharp.Internal
{
    public static class Result
    {
        [MethodImpl(MethodImplOptions.AggressiveInlining)]
        public static Result<TToken, T> Failure<TToken, TState, T>(TState state)
            where TState : IParsecState<TToken, TState>
            => new ParseError<TToken, TState, T>(state);

        [MethodImpl(MethodImplOptions.AggressiveInlining)]
        public static Result<TToken, T> Failure<TToken, TState, T>(Exception exception, TState state)
            where TState : IParsecState<TToken, TState>
            => new FailureWithException<TToken, TState, T>(exception, state);

        [MethodImpl(MethodImplOptions.AggressiveInlining)]
        public static Result<TToken, T> Failure<TToken, TState, T>(string message, TState state)
            where TState : IParsecState<TToken, TState>
            => new FailureWithMessage<TToken, TState, T>(message, state);

        [MethodImpl(MethodImplOptions.AggressiveInlining)]
        public static Result<TToken, T> Success<TToken, TState, T>(T value, TState state)
            where TState : IParsecState<TToken, TState>
            => new Success<TToken, TState, T>(value, state);
    }
}

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