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Beau Williams seemed to take it with a shrug of the shoulders.
Jacksonville�s fourth-year coach didn�t seem too bothered that his Cardinals were matched up against Coastal Conference foe West Craven in its first-round game Friday in the NCHSAA 3-A playoffs.
Jacksonville (8-3) is the fifth seed in the 16-team East Regional. West Craven (7-4) is seeded No. 12.
Seeding-wise, the Cardinals are favored to advance to the second round for the second consecutive season. However, the seedings are misleading since Jacksonville lost 27-7 at home to West Craven on Oct. 25.
�It�s never easy playing a good team that you have beaten once and have to do it again,� West Craven coach Matt Riggsbee said.
The Cardinals, Eagles and Swansboro finished in a three-way tie for second in the Coastal Conference at 4-2. Jacksonville won a draw for the league�s second playoff seed while Swansboro was third.
One thing Williams does know is his team needs to play better this time around.
Jacksonville enters this playoff game with some momentum.
Since losing to West Craven, Jacksonville has posted 35-0 home wins over Richlands and White Oak. The Cardinals have gotten off to good starts in both those victories. Overall, Jacksonville has four shutouts.
West Craven is coming off two consecutive losses � a 23-13 loss at Swansboro on Nov. 1 and a 21-7 home loss to two-time defending state 3-A champion Havelock.
The Eagles are led by talented seniors in 1,000-yard passer Alkeim Harley, running back Tyquail Raynor and wide receivers Tyrone Brown and Kylikke Green.
They finished 6-6 last season and lost to Washington, 48-6, in the first round of the playoffs.
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Will everyone please give a warm welcome to this HBP couple?!
I can't even believe it. These photos are once in a lifetime photos! Cassie and Dan aren't even engaged either! AHHHHHHH!! She reached out to me a few months back and wanted a basic couple's session. I was happy to oblige especially since I didn't have any weddings this month. I actually tried to call off this session on account of the rain. (Let's be honest here. I was a little gun shy going back out four days later with rain in the forecast again). I did one rainy session. I didn't want a repeat another so soon! Nonetheless, Cassie wanted to go for it and OoooO my goodness am I glad we did! CHECK.IT.OUT! She knew. This girl just KNEW!
I mean…THERE'S FOG ON THE LAKE BUT IT IS SUNNY! GET OUT!
I didn't know these two prior to this session. Cassie and I had very basic correspondence prior to meeting up this day. I'm here to tell you they were one of the easiest couples I've ever photographed. Yep! They go right up toward the top of the list. Dan seriously did not care what I asked him to do. He even threw in some jokes here and there. Cassie is a natural model in front of the camera too. I gave her very basic poses and she moved through them and made them very "Cassie and Dan". EEEKKKKK!
I'm telling you…even his glasses cooperated. I never got any glare once! We also had a good laugh when I hid in this grass. You know me, people!! If I see grass I can shoot through, you can guarantee I'll be standing in it! HA!
It really does NOT get any more beautiful than this! These poses aren't typical HBP poses either! I'm going to have to name a few after these two beautiful people (you all know I love to name my poses).
I went back and forth. Back and forth. I decided to post black and white! They're amazing!
They also did some walking on the dock!
…and some forehead kissing during sunset.
Some snuggling was happening on the beach too! I can't even get over these!! Such simple outfits with amazing people turned in to some outstanding photographs! I hope they love them as much as I do!
Now, lets rewind a bit. At the beginning of every session, I had the "hand in pocket" conversation with Dan. You all know I don't allow hands in pockets. He joked that he was going to get some hand in pocket photos! So, he did. We had a good laugh!
…and I let him keep it there because they still managed to look connected! I love love love all the colors going on here! I almost busted out my flash but decided I liked the warm light…shadows and all!


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Hetman Hotel is located in the city center of Warsaw, in a renovated tenement building from the turn of the 19th and 20th century. The hotel offers 68 comfortable rooms, breakfast restaurant, meeting rooms, underground monitored unguarded parking and free wireless Internet access. The intimate athmosphere of the hotel as well as the friendly and helpful personnel guarantee a pleasant relaxation. Nearby the hotel is the ZOO, St. Florian's cathedral and the Mary Magdalene Orthodox Church.
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Samik Adhikari is a Young Professional in the Social Protection and Jobs GP. In his first year as a YP, he worked on providing inputs to the emerging dialogue on social protection and migration in Libya, and contributed to the design of upcoming operations on social protection in Lebanon and Jordan. Samik graduated with a Master in Public Administration in International Development from Harvard University where he wrote his final policy analysis paper on reducing the cost of migration in Nepal. Before attending graduate school, he worked with Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab (JPAL) in India on projects assessing the impact of providing price information to farmers in rural Gujarat and on measuring the willingness of below poverty line households to contribute to social security bundle at subsidized prices, jointly with the Ministry of Finance. Samik likes hiking, traveling, and watching/playing soccer in his free time.


The tuxedoed Shaquille O'Neal conducts the Boston Pops, while Keith Lockhart, wearing his Celtics jersey, looks on.
Thanks for sharing that, Father. My kids don't know who Shaq is (I think they live under a rock or something) but they found him rather amusing, and so did I.
Happy new year, Mark! Sorry for not getting over to your new blog sooner, but glad I finally got here. I updated your link on my blog (which I am focusing on keeping more up to date than I had been), too.
Continued blessings on all your good work!


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Q: compound if statement and 'in' operator to check whether multiple substrings are contained in a string I am checking whether two substrings are contained in another string:
if (substr1 and substr2) in str:
    my_func()

This does not work, the if statement is already being entered when only one substring is part of the string. Can someone explain why?
I found the following workaround, I'd simply like to know why Python behaves that way.
substr_list = [substr1, substr2]
if all(substr in str for substr in substr_list):
    my_func()

A: It doesn't work because (substr1 and substr2) return substr2 or operand which can convert to False and after this you verify if substr2 in str
'' and 'Some string'  # ''
'some value' and 'some value 2' # 'some value 2'
# full example
string_variable = 'some value' and 'some value 2' # You get 'some value 2'
string_variable in substr2

A: So and works to check if two booleans (True/False values) are True, however (substr1 and substr2) is not a boolean. However, substr1 in str and substr2 in str and both booleans, so you can create a statement:
if substr1 in str and substr2 in str:
    myfunc()

Now in
substr_list = [substr1, substr2]
if all(substr in str for substr in substr_list):
    my_func()

The statement (substr in str for substr in substr_list) creates a generator that will return two boolean values. What all does is takes any iterable such a list of generator of booleans and returns a single boolean checking if they are all True.

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Jennifer Simone talks about the Science Co-op Program
Jennifer Simone is a fifth year biochemistry student who is also pursuing a minor in Native Studies. Jennifer had work terms with PTI Transformers in Winnipeg, and the Cross Cancer Institute in Edmonton. This year Jennifer has taken on the role of Student Ambassador to share her experiences with other students.
What did you like about participating in the co-op program?
A highlight of the Co-op program is the freedom it offers students. Students have the ability to schedule work terms in consultation with the Science Co-op Office based on their degree progress, apply for work terms out-of-province and abroad, as well as discover and broaden their own research and work interests. Each Co-op student's experience within the program, even for students pursuing the same degree, is unique and personalized according to their goals and this support can help students get a head start on their career aspirations.
How do you think participating in co-op benefited you?
Co-op has afforded me many professional opportunities that I otherwise wouldn't have had access to. During my work terms and involvement in the program in general, I was able to accelerate my professional growth and network beyond the U of M and even Winnipeg communities. I consider this aspect invaluable. My recent work term has also benefitted me by giving me the opportunity to pursue research in an area of longstanding interest to me.
Another benefit that the program has given me is the opportunity for personal growth. Pursuing an 8-month work term in Edmonton was initially difficult for me, as I had no prior experience with the city and no contacts there. This challenge pushed me to leave my comfort zone in order to acclimate myself to my new city and make connections, and I feel much more confident having overcome it!
What kinds of things did you learn during your work placements?
During my most recent and final work term of 8 months (January-August 2019) in Edmonton at the Cross Cancer Institute as part of Dr. Frank Wuest's Oncologic Imaging research group, I synthesized a library of peptide radiotracers to image cancers via Positron Emission Tomography (PET). I quickly became well-versed in solid phase peptide synthesis (SPPS), High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC), as well as MALDI-TOF and LC Mass Spectrometries. In addition, I also had the opportunity to deliver a research presentation to a large, professional audience for the first time. In my first work term, which took place here in Winnipeg at PTI Transformers, I learned how to write SOPs, expanded my knowledge of Microsoft Excel, and got to use specialized instrumentation to measure chemical and physical properties of transformer oil.
What would you say to students considering applying to the co-op program?
Firstly, I would encourage prospective students to explore their interests by asking questions to co-op program representatives (who are very approachable and helpful!), professors, or upperclassmen. Determining the best route for you allows you to have focused expectations and maximize your work terms.
Secondly, I recommend students make an effort to seek opportunities to become as well-rounded as possible. In my experience, employers ultimately look for students who they feel are eager to learn and adapt. The Science Co-op Program is centered around personal and professional development, and in order to maximize your improvement, students should aim to be adaptable and coachable.
So far, the Science Co-op Program has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my undergraduate degree from academic, professional, and personal standpoints. I am confident that my skills and experience from the program will facilitate the achievement of my future goals.
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Q: why is php trim is not really remove all whitespace and line breaks? I am grabbing input from a file with the following code
$jap= str_replace("\n","",addslashes(strtolower(trim(fgets($fh), " \t\n\r"))));

i had also previously tried these while troubleshooting
$jap= str_replace("\n","",addslashes(strtolower(trim(fgets($fh)))));
$jap= addslashes(strtolower(trim(fgets($fh), " \t\n\r")));

and if I echo $jap it looks fine, so later in the code, without any other alterations to $jap it is inserted into the DB, however i noticed a comparison test that checks if this jap is already in the DB returned false when i can plainly see that a seemingly exact same entry of jap is in the DB. So I copy the jap entry that was inserted right from phpmyadmin or from my site where the jap is displayed and paste into a notepad i notice that it paste like this... (this is an exact paste into the below quotes)
"
バスにのって、うみへ行きました"
and obviously i need, it without that white space and breaks or whatever it is.
so as far as I can tell the trim is not doing what it says it will do. or im missing something here. if so what is it?
UPDATE:
with regards to Jacks answer
the preg_replace did not help but here is what i did, i used the
bin2hex() to determine that the part that "is not the part i want" is
efbbbf
i did this by taking $jap into str replace and removing the japanese i am expecting to find, and what is left goes into the bin2hex. and the result was the above "efbbbf"
echo bin2hex(str_replace("どちらがあなたの本ですか","",$jap));

output of the above was efbbbf
but what is it? can i make a str_replace to remove this somehow?

A: The trim function doesn't know about Unicode white spaces. You could try this:
preg_replace('/^\p{Z}+|\p{Z}+$/u', '', $str);

As taken from: Trim unicode whitespace in PHP 5.2
Otherwise, you can do a bin2hex() to find out what characters are being added at the front.
Update
Your file contains a UTF8 BOM; to remove it:
$f = fopen("file.txt", "r");
$s = fread($f, 3);
if ($s !== "\xef\xbb\xbf") {
    // bom not found, rewind file
    fseek($f, 0, SEEK_SET);
}
// continue reading here


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Cities organize in the face of scooter data controversy
Katie Fehrenbacher
Monday, July 1, 2019 - 2:00am
Uber/Jump
It seems fitting that e-scooters — which have generated both hatred and adoration since the moment they appeared in cities such as Santa Monica, California — have become the battleground for a debate over how data is collected and used by cities and private mobility companies.
The latest move in this ongoing urban data story is that recently over a dozen of some of the biggest and tech-friendliest cities in the United States announced that they've banded together to create a foundation to establish guidelines around access and use of data from micromobility vehicles such as scooters and e-bikes. The goal: to help better develop city infrastructure and programs that meet residents' needs. Led by the Los Angeles Department of Transportation (LA DOT), which last year created a data-sharing standard called the Mobility Data Specification (MDS), these cities have signed on to the new Open Mobility Foundation.
Data is extremely valuable to both the private companies and the city transportation departments. But data privacy is also really, really important.
The signatories include Chicago, Miami, New York, San Francisco, Portland, Oregon; San Jose, California; and Washington, D.C. The foundation was set up to govern MDS, and to help cities and companies develop and deploy new mobility tools. Before MDS, cities have been using whatever data tools they could come up with, which made the process difficult for everyone.
Scooter companies Bird and Spin (acquired by Ford last year) also emerged as founding members of the foundation, showing how some scooter companies are viewing positive city relationships as a solid business strategy. Other non-mobility tech companies joined, as well, including Microsoft.
Gabe Klein, an advisor to LA DOT on the project and co-founder of Cityfi, described the foundation to GreenBiz as "set to transform how cities manage mobility infrastructure."
Uber and its Jump division, which have openly criticized MDS and LA DOT's data collection strategy, are notably absent from the foundation's membership roster.
Scooter data?
If you ride a scooter in many cities, transportation agencies and the companies operating the scooters can collect data about where that vehicle goes and if the vehicle is operating and parked properly. It's crucial information for planning the optimal locations for placing scooters throughout the day, but it's also important information for transportation planning, useful for things such as making sure underserved communities are getting enough scooter access or monitoring whether a certain bike lane is being used.
Time and again, big and small tech companies have collected your data and been negligent with it. Consumers are weary of such efforts, and privacy advocates have been appropriately up in arms.
Companies such as Uber and Lyft historically have chafed at giving cities data about how ride-hailing vehicles are operating in cities. Meanwhile, cities have had little control in how ride-hailing companies have operated — when unchecked, this sometimes has led to negative consequences. For example, in San Francisco, studies have found that ride-hailing contributed to two-thirds of the rise in congestion over the past six years.
This movement is going to be huge to empower cities and companies to work together.
Now Uber and Lyft also have gotten into the micromobility business (Uber bought e-bike startup Jump last year). At the same time, both are under pressure as newly public companies to start showing positive results.
It's probably not surprising to hear that Uber and Jump aren't big fans of MDS. Uber, indeed, has been a major critic of MDS and has said it's concerned about its users' privacy and how data has been collected under the standard. Supporters of MDS say that Uber's privacy concerns are actually just a cover for it's not wanting to share data.
But the protest against MDS from Uber/Jump took on such weight that earlier this year it managed to influence a bill in the California legislature (AB 1112). What started out as legislation focused on micromobility insurance emerged initially as legislation to restrict how cities could collect data — it basically preempted local authority.
After input from various stakeholders, the language in the bill has been softened and clarified; it has been amended five times and likely will be amended more. The latest we're hearing is that the bill will continue to be negotiated and worked on over the fall, and will be reconsidered likely in the beginning of 2020.
Useful data
Not all scooter companies are anti-MDS. In fact, many see the tool as a way to scale more quickly.
Klein said that before MDS was created, the micromobility companies were leading in terms of innovation and speed to market, and that policy struggled to keep up. By creating MDS, LA DOT wanted "to empower the private sector and try to move at their speed."
Bird Chief Policy Officer David Estrada told GreenBiz that by signing onto the foundation it is "working collaboratively with cities" and "can design and implement responsible tools to improve everyday transportation for residents and visitors while integrating with modernized city transit management."
Bird, which at one point was seen as pretty combative when it came to interacting with cities, has seemed to evolve its thinking around building city relationships over the past year. It's in the process of acquiring San Francisco-based startup Scoot Networks, one of the friendliest and proactive companies when it comes to working with cities, and could use the Scoot brand to bid on city scooter programs.
Lime, the largest scooter company, has appeared to support MDS in many respects. At an event hosted by oil company Shell in San Francisco last week, Lime's senior director of government relations, Katie Stevens, said that Lime "is excited about MDS" and "actively supports MDS as an evolving specification."
MDS isn't just meant to govern scooter data. LA DOT originally started building the specification to govern data from any type of emergent alternative vehicle — from flying robotaxis to today's ride-hailing cars to drones. But then scooters suddenly emerged on the scene, and they seemed a perfect test bed for the framework.
Cities organically began to use MDS partly because nothing else was out there but also partly because some scooter companies liked working with it and would suggest it. The adoption has been largely grown by word-of-mouth.
Until now. The nonprofit foundation uses open source software, and companies and even individuals can contribute code. But the foundation is set up to govern the software platform. "This movement is going to be huge to empower cities and companies to work together," Klein said.
At least it could give cities better oversight on all those things that people love to hate about scooters, such as sidewalk riding and leaving them strewn around blocking curbs.
The controversy and battle around mobility data is far from over, particularly if the California bill continues to move forward in some form and eventually becomes law. But it's clear that the cities are far better organized and ready to work with, and rein in, the private sector this time around.
Senior Writer & Analyst, Transportation
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Bugulma (; , Bögelmä) is a town in the Republic of Tatarstan, Russia. Population:

Administrative and municipal status
Within the framework of administrative divisions, Bugulma serves as the administrative center of Bugulminsky District, even though it is not a part of it. As an administrative division, it is incorporated separately as the town of republic significance of Bugulma—an administrative unit with the status equal to that of the districts. As a municipal division, the town of republic significance of Bugulma is incorporated within Bugulminsky Municipal District as Bugulma Urban Settlement.

Economy
Ak Bars Aero has its head office at Bugulma Airport.

Notable people
Bugulma is the birthplace of noted Tatar singer Alsou.

Jaroslav Hasek in 1918 was the governor of the town Bugulma.

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External links
Official website of Bugulma
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Q: Prime Polynomial and roots We have a sentence about prime polynomials over a field $K$. It's stated that whenever a polynomial $f(x) \in K[x]$ with $deg f(x) \ge 2$ has a root $c$ in $K$, it's clear that $(x-c) \mid f(x)$ and thus it's no prime polynomial.
What I am not sure about is the opposite: If a polynomial doesn't have a root in K, is it automatically a prime polynomial? Is that true?
Thanks a lot for your help.

A: The answer is no: Consider the polynomial $(x^2+1)^2$ over $\mathbb R$. This is clearly no prime element but does not have any roots in $\mathbb R$. But the statement is true whenever the degree of your polynomial is at most 3, since in this case any factorization into prime factors will necessarily include a linear term (provided that the polynomial has not been prime to begin with).


- Mark Henry challenging Rusev on this week's Monday Night Raw after winning a tag team match was seen as a product of Raw scripts being "randomly pieced together."
- This week's episode of Smackdown will feature the new WWE logo. As we reported prior to SummerSlam, this week is considered the "start of the season" and the page turner. The finalization of the WWE logo began last Friday when Vince McMahonraised the new logo at corporate headquarters.
- Jesse Sherwood got it started here on WrestlingNewsWorld.com.


As part of Shadow's commemoration, M. Sakran would like to encourage all readers to write poems about their pets. Pets are important and although it is a small thing for their owners to write a poem about them, it is at least something for them. If any readers write poems and post them online, please use the tag "Pet poem" so M. Sakran can have a chance to read them.


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package org.lwjgl.opengl;

/**
 * Native bindings to the ARB_shadow extension.
 *
 *
This extension supports comparing the texture R coordinate to a depth texture value in order to produce a boolean texture value. This can be used to
 * implement shadow maps.

 *
 *
The extension is written in generic terms such that other texture comparison modes can be accommodated in the future.

 *
 *
Requires {@link ARBDepthTexture ARB_depth_texture}. Promoted to core in {@link GL14 OpenGL 1.4}.

 */
public final class ARBShadow {

    /** Accepted by the {@code pname} parameter of TexParameterf, TexParameteri, TexParameterfv, TexParameteriv, GetTexParameterfv, and GetTexParameteriv. */
    public static final int
        GL_TEXTURE_COMPARE_MODE_ARB = 0x884C,
        GL_TEXTURE_COMPARE_FUNC_ARB = 0x884D;

    /**
     * Accepted by the {@code param} parameter of TexParameterf, TexParameteri, TexParameterfv, and TexParameteriv when the {@code pname} parameter is
     * TEXTURE_COMPARE_MODE_ARB.
     */
    public static final int GL_COMPARE_R_TO_TEXTURE_ARB = 0x884E;

    private ARBShadow() {}

}

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Q: Protractor and $http.post I have simple app where i can add conversations(Q/A). I have written test for it -
describe('New Survey:', function() {
  it('should be added', function() {
    browser.get('http://127.0.0.1:8090/#/newConversation');
    //picking a user
    element.all(by.css('.form-control')).get(5).click();
    element(by.model('vm.user')).sendKeys('test');
    element(by.repeater('user in vm.users').row(6)).click();
//push some answers
    var inputs = element.all(by.css('.form-control.validated')).each(function(element,index){
      element.sendKeys('test answer');
    });
     //and send it
    element(by.id('submit')).click();
    element(by.css('.confirm')).click()
          browser.waitForAngular();
  });
});

after clicking .confirm button
this  method is called
this.saveSurvey = function(conv) {
        return $http.post('/conv', conv);
    };

but protractor does not wait until its done so no conversation is actually sent to server how could i make it to wait until post is done?

A: You can wait for the click() function to execute and your post request to be sent by waiting for its promise to be returned. Here's how -
element(by.id('submit')).click().then(function(){
    element(by.css('.confirm')).click().then(function(){
        browser.sleep(2000);
        //If your server returns a response in some way that the conversation is saved, you can verify it here.
    });
});

Hope it helps.


Why is there an epidemic of tooth decay in children? Is it due to excessive consumption of fizzy drinks? Or to poor dental care and advice?
A recent article in the press reported that dentists are reporting an epidemic of damage to childrens' teeth as a result of the acid in fizzy drinks. Almost two thirds of the nation's 4-18 year-olds have tooth damage, according to the article, while one in five children is drinking nearly ten cans of fizzy drinks a week. However, might there also be some culpability within the dental profession?
I recently read an article in the Daily Mail reporting that dental experts are demanding changes to the recipes of fizzy drinks to stem the "increasing prevalence of tooth erosion" among children and teenagers over the last decade or so. An article in the British Dental Journal has suggested that fizzy drinks can be successfully modified by adding ingredients which reduce the acidic action of fizzy drinks upon teeth; however it seems that few manufacturers of fizzy drinks have utilised these ingredients.
As a father myself I am well aware of the amount of fizzy drinks which can regularly pass through the mouths of children and teenagers, and agree that children, parents and manufacturers of fizzy drinks all need to assume some responsibility here. But it is interesting to ask about the level of oral hygiene advice being given to children and their parents by general dental practitioners. Is that advice widely given, and is it sufficiently detailed?
The Dental Negligence Team recently acted for a five-year-old girl who developed significant decay in her deciduous (baby) teeth. Expert evidence from an independent dentist was to the effect that the treating dentist had failed to diagnose and treat the decay, resulting in the loss of a number of deciduous teeth. It was also alleged that there was a failure to provide adequate oral hygiene advice to the child's parents. Negligence was admitted on the part of the treating dentist and the claim has now settled.
Of course it is unusual to see extensive tooth decay in such a young child, but perhaps not as unusual as it once was. The results of losing teeth at such a young age can be very serious, including misalignments of the permanent teeth, and the need for future major orthodontic work. Clearly there is a duty not only among the parents of young children, and among the manufacturers of fizzy drinks, but also in the dental profession itself, to remain vigilant to the possibility of significant decay developing in young children, and to give out thorough and regular oral hygiene advice to parents and children alike.
If you are concerned that you or your child may have received negligent dental treatment, either in connection with the development and treatment of tooth decay in a child or in some other way, please contact a member of the Dental Negligence Team, who will be happy to advise you on your particular circumstances.


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> Right.  I said that.
As Jeremy already wrote, this is a "documentation issue".
> > - Windows clients will only be able to address two of them.
> > WINS replication ourselves.
> Nope.  Not necessary for this round.
It just has to be documented properly.
> > and modify it as described below.


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Yesterday, in an interview with Fox Business's Maria Bartiromo, Gamestop CEO Paul Raines declared that GameStop "will launch the Sony product this fall," in reference to the upcoming PlayStation VR. Raines also detailed that the company is "in discussions" to begin carrying both the Oculus and HTC headsets.
While the comments certainly suggest PSVR availability by the fall, it's unclear whether Raines's comments indicate that the PSVR will be sold at GameStop at its launch or whether the device will be available elsewhere earlier.
Known as Project Morpheus in a previous life, PSVR offers a unique approach to VR gaming as it runs on a current generation game console, the PS4. The device, which also makes use of other existing hardware solutions including the Playstation Move controllers, is considered a major threat in the VR space due to the healthy ecosystem already surrounding the device.
While the folks over at Oculus and HTC are having to convince consumers to invest in the headsets alongside expensive PC builds, there are already 36 million PS4's on the market ready to work with PSVR.
Though there's still no word on final pricing for the headset, Bloomberg reported in September that the device will be priced as a "new gaming platform," according to an interview with Sony exec Andrew House.
If this information is true, Sony will have ample time to witness the reception of the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive which launch in March and (most likely) April respectively. Sony had most previously suggested a release date of the first half of 2016 for the headset.


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