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There are certain tools in the VoIP industry that help VoIP providers manage and secure their networks using a variety of available softwares and hardwares. These tools help ensure the smooth running of your operations and cutting of costs.
With the rise of VoIP businesses, software that ties in all things VoIP for the customer has become critical for VoIP providers. Services that help manage billing, invoicing and everything else in between can help your VoIP business stay ahead of the rest. A single solution to managing all aspects of cloud services that allows users to sell, deliver, manage and invoice is a great way to satisfy customer needs. Below are things to consider in choosing the most appropriate tools to ensure your customers get the best service.
To help monitor your VoIP network, you need specialized software that analyses network strength, call conditions and other issues, allowing you to ensure call quality and reliability.
Management tools are offered as a standard part of PBX systems features and handle a variety of tasks designed to help VoIP providers with the running of their business. However, standard VoIP systems are limited in what they can offer, so VoIP providers are increasingly seeking additional network management tools to enhance existing capacity. This is despite some businesses choosing to stick with PBX systems management tools, even with the evidence suggesting that adding extra IP telephony management tools to your system actually saves costs.
The ability to monitor the capacity of WAN infrastructure to handle VoIP calls allows you to continuously measure the quality of VoIP services, providing insights into VoIP network performance including packet loss, delay, and jitter. Other features offered with monitoring include performance reporting, where analyses of the source provide you with statistics on packet loss, delay, and jitter values, which, in turn, help you understand which side of the call experienced poor VoIP quality and why.
Other VoIP analysis tools can track key metrics like call control and signaling, VoIP call status and caller details. This information can be helpful to you in many ways.
A variety of tools exist to help manage and maintain your VoIP system, the three above are a great starting to point to ensure your operation are smooth and reliable. | 2019-04-19T09:17:45 | http://blog.voiproutes.com/3-must-have-tools-in-the-voip-industry |
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TBTB Adventure Camp is a full week of fun and activities created especially for your dog. In addition to chaperoned leash walks, your dog will be taken to the beach daily. Homer beaches are extremely dog friendly and our canine friends are free to run, romp, swim, sniff, and dig until their heart’s content.
These basic doggie activities satisfy their natural instincts. There will be a weekly field trip across the bay for a trail adventure in the national park. Your dog will be transported on a chartered dog-friendly boat along with two chaperons. Weather permitting there will be shorter hikes on the trails in Homer during the week.
Your dog will be served two delicious meals per day; the evening meal will be served in a Kong. Kong dining provides your dog a fun challenge and daily mental stimulation that house dogs often lack. With only 5 dogs permitted in camp per week, we have lots of time to pamper your dog.
Homemade training treats will be given throughout his stay to reward your dog for good behavior. He will also have a pup tent of his own for private napping, or if he prefers he may sleep on the couch. Your dog will be drinking Pup-Pop filtered water treated onsite.
You will receive a photographic greeting card of your dog with a written essay detailing his stay at Camp, a certificate of completion and a group 8×10 photograph for framing.
Your dog will have so much fun he will want to come back year after year!
$45/night with kibble, $50/night without. Multiple Dogs are $45/night for first dog,The Kennel Alternative, $40/night for all other dogs. If we feed them kibble, add $5 to each of these prices.
Your dog will socialize with canine friends and enjoy organically prepared meals and famous Kong dining. A daily two-hour exercise romp on the beach or trail will be chaperoned and morning and evening leash walks will be provided.
Homemade training treats will be given throughout his stay to reward your dog for good behavior. He will have a pup tent of his own for private sleeping or if he prefers he may sleep on the couch.
For an additional fee we offer you and your dog some optional services at TBTB. If you have something you’re interested in that is not included here, talk to us. We are happy to accommodate other expectations you have for the camp.
This method will teach your dog what is appropriate behavior within a household, addressing specific unwanted behavior patterns, using positive reward based motivation. Teaching home manners will be an ongoing process throughout the length of your dog’s stay. You will receive a review of your dog’s progress and written training recommendations to continue at home.
In an organized classroom setting your dog will learn to sit, stay, down and come through repetition and rewards. The daily one-hour class will introduce him to focusing on the task at hand with the distraction of other dogs in the room. Practicing what is learned is essential and will be an ongoing focus for your dog while he is involved in other activities at camp.
He will receive five basic lessons and will present what he has learned to you when you return. You will receive a review of your dog’s progress and continued recommendations to follow at home.
* Organic Spa Treatments for Sensitive Skin.
will work with a holistic expert to prescribe natural treatments. Using herbs and organic products, tinctures are made onsite to treat specific skin ailments, along with shampoos and conditioners, and oral treatments. Some ailments require internal cleansing as well as topical products.
All products used are 100% organic and natural with no chemical preservatives.
written instructions for continued treatment.
* Grooming & Nail Clipping.
If your dog needs a trim, a brand new doo, or a major makeover we will schedule an appointment and provide transportation to/from a professional salon.
* Diet & Nutrition Evaluation.
We will consult with a nutritional expert for evaluations on dogs that have food related problems with weight, food allergies, itchy skin and dull coats. A written report with diet and treatment recommendations will be provided to you.
or fear, a 30-minute body massage can do wonders.
Dogs love this individualized attention.
Pickup service is available from the Homer Airport and included in the price of camp.Transportation arrangements from Anchorage and Kenai are made on an individual basis and charged accordingly.
Favorite blanket, t-shirt or any clothing item that smells like you!
Doggie Bed & Biscuit- $45/night with kibble, $40/night without. Multiple dog families: $45/night first dog, all others $40/night. If we feed them kibble, add $5 to each of these prices. | 2019-04-18T22:22:01 | http://tailsbythebaydogcamp.com/home/services/ |
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Across industries, consumers are increasingly balking at one-size-fits-all approaches that create confusion-and dissatisfaction.
To keep customers engaged loyal and satisfied, utilities must develop relationships that are meaningful and individualized for each customer.
Hyper-relevant, personalized experiences are good for consumers and for top-line growth.
Thanks to big data, engaging with customers through personalized recommendations and targeted digital marketing are now the expectations regardless of industry.
At every interaction, data should be used to make it easier for customers to find and consume what they want, as well as how and when they want it.
92% of consumers surveyed would be more satisfied if their energy provider could personalize their overall customer experience. | 2019-04-22T02:52:06 | https://www.ecotagious.com/5-ecotagious-takeaways-from-accentures-research-on-personalization/ |
A Wise Choice Desert View Chapel has been family owned and operated for over 50 years. A Wise Choice focuses on giving families superior service at extremely affordable prices. We focus on each families individual needs, and assist them in honoring the life of their loved one in an inexpensive, unforgettable way.
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Frigola Hotel, Lloret de mar...we stayed here in May 2011 and it was truly awful!. It was very cheap and so we didnt have high expectations, I do understand that generally you get what you pay for but this place was appalling.
Run down and dirty with staff that were resigned to a summer of abuse from the very young, noisy guests...its a problem.
The reception staff were fine with us because we didnt complain, we are older and I speak Spanish, in fact they even offered us a room at the top of the hotel as it was less noisy but the thought of being in a lift with any of the youngsters was enough to persuade us to stay put on the first floor.
When you return to the Frigola at night, there are TWO guards in reception watching for trouble, which is fine downstairs, unfortunately they dont stop the 5am football games upstairs or the door slamming or shouting, there is never a minute of the day or night that is quiet in this hotel.
The Frigola hotel is too run down to attract family tourism and of course the 'cheap' youngsters often forced to stay 3 or 4 persons to a scruffy room designed as a twin, have no respect for the place/people at all...its a problem. | 2019-04-19T21:21:36 | http://ilovelloretdemar.blogspot.com/p/i-love-lloret.html |
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I have written before about synaesthesia and how it effects me personally, and relates to my experience of music, both playing and listening to it.
Synaesthesia is a physiological ‘condition’ (I hesitate to use this word, as I am in no way disabled by it), which literally means “a fusion of the senses”. Its incidence is considered to be about one in every two thousand people, though it may be far commoner, since its “sufferers” do not regard it as a condition for which they should seek help from a psychologist or neurologist. It is more common in women than in men. Musical synaesthesia is “one of the most common [forms], and perhaps the most dramatic” (Oliver Sacks). It is not known whether it is more common in musicians or musical people, but musicans are more likely to be aware of it. I have always had it, and until quite recently, I assumed that everyone else had it. It was only at dinner one evening, when I revealed that Monday is always red, Thursday is a brownish-mauve, and the key of B-flat major is sea-green, and my friends looked at me slightly askance and declared “You’re nuts, Fran!”, that I realised I was one of the one in two thousand….
A quick browse of the internet threw up some interesting articles, including colour analyses of some of Beethoven’s music, including the Kreutzer Sonata and the Pathetique. However, these are not the work of a synaesthete; rather a means of mapping the music in a more visual, easy-to-follow way.
The most common form of synaesthesia is the experience of colours linked to letters and numbers (‘grapheme-colour’ synaesthesia), which is what I have.
Synaesthetes are often highly intelligent, ambidexturous, creative individuals, with excellent memories.
Synaesthetes are not mad! Nor is true synaesthesia a form of hallucination (though the drug LSD can induce temporary synaesthesia): for each synaesthete, their particular experience is unchanging.
Aristotle wrote that the harmony of colours was like the harmony of sounds. This set the stage for a later connecting of specific light and sound frequencies, as Aristotle’s works were translated and incorporated into European scientific study. From the late 15th century, academics, scientists (including Isaac Newton) and musicians were assigning colour schemes to notation, intervals, and the musical scale. Musicians who were genuine synaesthetes include Franz Lizst, American pianist and composer, Amy Beach (1867-1944), who had both perfect pitch and a set of personal colours for musical keys, Rimsky-Korsakov, and Olivier Messaien. Scriabin claimed to have synaesthesia, but it is more likely that he was simply responding to the then salon fashion for “colour music”, and the writings of Russian mystic Madame Blavatsky, founder of the Theosophical Society. Founder of the Futurist movement in art, Marinetti, aspired to have all the senses (he counted five) employed in “interactive synesthetic ecstasy”, and The Futurist Manifesto includes suggestions as to how colours, shapes and sounds combine, which has influenced composers and musicians, as well as artists. English composer Sir Arthur Bliss wrote a Colour Symphony, but this is not the product of a synaesthetic mind. Like Scriabin, he was influenced by the idea of “colour music”, though it was not a mystic association for him but rather a response to the symbolism usually associated with the colours of the English heraldic tradition.
Messiaen’s music, for me, vibrates with colour. The fourth Vingt Regard, which I am studying, is full of chords with rich layers of colours stacked atop one another, flashes of bright gold, orange, royal blue, deep red. Combinations of colours were very important in his compositional process. “I see colours when I hear sounds, but I don’t see colours with my eyes. I see colours intellectually, in my head.” He found that raising a note an octave produced a paler shade of the same colour, while lowering the note produced a darker hue. Only if the pitch altered would the colour change (my experience is identical). His colour associations were very consistent (as mine are), and so to help musicians understand his particular colour schemes, he annotated his scores with the precise colours he perceived. The piano part, in the second movement of his extraordinary and moving Quartet for the End of Time, written in a German PoW camp in 1940-41, contains the instruction to aim for “blue-orange” chords, a difficult concept for a non-synaesthete to grasp, perhaps.
I have yet to meet a fellow synaesthete who is also a musician. The subject fascinates me, in a non-scientific way, and I would be delighted to hear from other musicians who also see colours, either when they listen to music, or when they read it off the score. My experience tends to be more intense when I am actually reading music.
A friend (and lover, as it turned out) of my mother, who fancied himself as a unreconstructed hippie and who used to smoke hand-rolled joints in the back garden of our house in the leafy commuter town of Rickmansworth, gave me a new compilation tape every birthday during the years that he and my mother enjoyed an association. For my 18th birthday, it was a collection of songs from the year of my birth, 1966, which was quite inventive. I used to play it a lot, and it included tracks like ‘Paint it Black’ and ’19th Nervous Breakdown’ (The Rolling Stones), ‘Summer in the City’ (The Lovin’ Spoonful), ‘Shapes of Things’ (The Yardbirds), and ‘Sunshine Superman’ (Donovan). At the time, I was deeply into late 60s bands like The Doors and Jefferson Airplane, and female protest singers such as Joan Baez, Janis Joplin and Joni Mitchell. The compilation tape, made for a friend, or, more significantly, a boyfriend, became a vehicle for unexpressed or inexpressible emotions and barely-concealed longing.
On a radio programme I caught the other day, one of the guests was lamenting the demise of the compilation tape, now that we don’t have cassette players any longer. But with the advent of iTunes and similar music programmes, it is possible to create compilations and “mixes” once again – and it’s a whole lot easier these days because you simply “drag and drop” the tracks into the new playlist. Newer versions of iTunes have a neat function called ‘Genius’ which will create compilations for you, based on a highlighted track. It looks clever, as if the artificial intelligence of iTunes is able to match certain tracks with others to create a coherent playlist, but in reality all it is doing is using some kind of techie ju-ju and searching by genre and tempo. It copes less well with classical music, for example, pairing a Bach Cantata with a Chopin Prelude.
I still make my own mixes, mostly for listening in the car. I do not have a CD player in the house any longer: when it finally gave up the ghost last year, I didn’t bother to replace it. Instead, all my music is stored on the main house computer and is streamed to a high-quality sound system in the sitting room via the magical gadget that is Apple TV. I also have a very old, now very collectible first generation iPod, on which almost my entire music library is stored. The iPod is so old (barely 10 years!) that its battery no longer charges, but it works off the mains and can be plugged into the hi-fi. So I make ‘mixes’ for long car journeys, a trio of CDs especially for the campervan (when I had it), or for 8-hour drives down the autoroute to the Alps when you need stuff you can sing along to to keep you awake (‘Hallejulah’ by K D Lang was popular at Christmas!). I also keep a CD of my current repertoire for listening to when I’m driving. Then there’s ‘Chopin Favourites’, ‘Schubert Favourites’, ‘Shorter Beethoven’ and ‘Oddments’, a collection of mostly piano music ranging from Bach to John Adams which just seems to fit together nicely. and is enjoyable and stimulating to listen to.
One of the best features of iTunes is that you can purchase a single track, rather than a whole album. So I bought Sheila Chandra’s ‘Ever So Lonely’, hit the Genius button, and hey presto! there was an hour of mostly ‘ambient’ music which seems to suit the late evening when everyone’s had one too many glasses of wine and wants to chill on the sofa. Brian Eno’s ‘An Ascent’ (from the ‘Apollo Atmospheres and Soundtracks’ album) threw up an even more laid back mix via the power of Genius.
I’ve found a truly charming and very unusual venue for my Christmas concert – and it’s only 10 minutes from where I live.
There are many hidden gems in and around London which serve as music venues. Last summer, I discovered Sutton House, a fine Elizabethan building in Hackney, managed by the National Trust. It boasts a charming, intimate and friendly recital space, and in the interval you can enjoy drinks and strawberries and cream in the pretty courtyard. I was impressed not just by the space but by the audience when I visited last summer: a very different crowd from the Wigmore, and one sensed a great deal of support and enthusiasm from the audience throughout the performance.
Across the river, at Walton, is Riverhouse Barn, a converted 18th century barn, which retains many of its original features. It hosts music events, as well as exhibitions and other arts and drama activities for children and adults.
The Red Hedgehog in Highgate looked so unprepossessing the first time I visited it in winter 2006 that I walked straight past it: from the outside, it looked like a kebab shop! (It has since undergone considerable restoration.) Once inside, it is a little like visiting Schubert’s salon (it is in fact named after the coffee house in Vienna which Schumann, Mendelssohn and especially Brahms and friends liked to visit). It offers a variety of music, poetry and drama events throughout the year and has been host to some eminent performers, including pianist Peter Donohoe and actor Simon Callow.
The great thing about attending a musical event in places such as these is that one can get up close and personal with the performers in a way that is impossible in a bigger venue. Watching the Fitzwilliam Quartet playing Haydn, Shostakovich and Mozart last summer was fascinating: how the players interact with each other, and the soloist (my piano teacher), see the sweat on their brows which are furrowed with concentration, and all the other gestures, big and small, which go into producing music. It reminds us that so much of the music that was written before circa 1850 was meant to be enjoyed in this way: it was salon music, to be played for friends and amongst friends.
The new recital season at the Red Hedgehog opens on 7th October with what promises to be a fine concert celebrating the bicentenaries of two great composers for the piano, Chopin and Schumann. The Red Hedgehog is conveniently located close to Highgate tube station.
Sutton House in Hackney is the regular home of Sutton House Music Society, whose concert programme for the 2010/11 opens next month, and concludes, in June next year, with a performance by my teacher, Penelope Roskell, which includes Schumann’s ‘Papillons’ and the Sonata in G minor.
‘Moderate’, ‘restrained’, e.g. allegro moderato (‘a little slower than allegro ’).
In moderate tempo……. Used chiefly as a direction.
‘Moderato’ is one of those rather nebulous musical terms, like andante (“at a walking pace”). If I ask one of my students what it means, they say “moderately”. But what does it really mean? At the most basic level, it is a tempo marking, slower than allegretto, but faster than andante. The modern metronome gives a marking of 96 to 100, a very narrow range – and I would always guard against assigning a specific metronome mark to a piece marked moderato, or allegro moderato, or molto moderato. Like so much else in music, moderato is not just a tempo marking; it also suggests mood and character. It is personal feeling and sense of music, and one person’s moderato might be rather different from another’s, both in terms of tempo and character.
The opening movement of Schubert’s last sonata is marked molto moderato, literally “very moderately”. And taken literally, that could result in a very slow tempo, virtually alla breve (two beats in a bar), which can make the music appear to drag. Schubert also used the German term mässig, implying the calm flow of a considered allegro. But the word “allegro” suggests a certain character as well as a certain speed, and so the moderato marking is more appropriate, Schubert suggesting in it a graceful strolling tempo. There are many, many different interpretations of Schubert’s marking, resulting in some wildly varying lengths of the first movement. Richter’s is an almost self-indulgent 25 minutes – listening to it, you get the feeling he is thinking about every single note and where to place it; while Maria Joao Pires brings it in at 20 minutes, which feels both fluid and eloquent, and Imogen Cooper at 16 minutes, which is thoughtful and serene. In another recording I have, one which I listen to most often, and used as a benchmark when I was learning the piece, the movement lasts just over 21 minutes, yet at no point is there a sense of the music stagnating, even in the most poignant sections; it moves forward with grace.
When I was learning the sonata a couple of years ago, I had a tendency to play the opening movement “molto molto moderato”! This was partly to enable me to cope with some of the more tricky measures in the development section, but whenever I played it, I had a terrible sense of the music plodding. When I listen to the piece, I always feel the opening movement suggests a great river broadening into its final course before reaching the sea: unhurried but with continual forward motion. There are moments of “other-wordliness” in this movement as well, which demand sensitive rubato playing and some very fine pianissimos. There are storms too, but these are short-lived, and do not disturb the overall, almost hymn-like, serenity of the movement. But no matter how often I practised the wretched movement, it always sounded chunky, and “notey”, as if the river was made of treacle through which one was wading painful step after painful step!
Discussing my difficulty with my friend Michael was more a discussion of the meaning of moderato in a literal sense rather than in relation to Schubert. In the end, Michael suggested I tried playing the movement quicker: the difference was instant. Never mind that some passages were still very rough in my hands, the overall sense of the music was of a relaxed serenity and spaciousness. There was still time to hear every note and to enjoy each one, but there was also a much greater forward propulsion, especially in the climactic passages of the development section, which highlight Schubert’s long lines of melody and the overall evolution of the movement. Armed with Michael’s helpful advice and my renewed interest in the work, it was one of the first pieces I presented to my teacher when I started having lessons again, nearly two year’s ago.
In Chopin’s Ballade in G minor, a piece of fluctuating tempos and ever-changing moods and textures, the first theme is also marked moderato. Here, I would read this marking as a much slower tempo than in the Schubert sonata. The mood is very different too: the key is darker, and the off-beat quaver figures and the rather uncertain harmonies, with the prominent use of diminished and dominant seventh chords to add moments of tension which are not always resolved immediately, create a sense of hesitancy in the music, as if it is not quite sure where it is going. After the fioritura, the opening theme returns, slightly elaborated with a sighing quaver figure, but rather than increase the sense of forward motion, I feel the music becomes more suspended; thus when one reaches the direction agitato, there is a far greater sense of climax. This continues right through to the arpeggiated figures and onwards, in a section marked sempre piu mosso. After the great, memorable second theme is heard, the first theme returns, this time in A minor, and the music returns to the moderato tempo and mood of the opening. Here once again, uncertain harmonies are used to contrive a feeling of suspense, while the insistent repeated low E’s in the bass tether the music even more firmly in one place. This is a useful device for introducing another climax, which seems to suddenly free itself from the restraints of the moderato marking; the restatement of the second theme on a far grander scale than its first appearance. So, one could argue here that the use of moderato at the opening of the piece, and its reappearance later on, is a very deliberate device which serves to create moments of great tension, suspense and climax.
An interesting discussion of tempo came up during the piano course I attended in the spring. One of the students played some Bach, one of the French suites, I believe, the opening movement of which he took at such a lick, we could hardly hear the notes. When asked to put the brakes on, the result was charming: measured and elegant. This led to a discussion about “comfortable tempos”: just as one person’s moderato may be different from another’s, it is also true for presto or allegro. Nimbleness of brain and fingers can result in very lively, speedy, clean playing: if you feel comfortable playing at that speed, good for you. But speed at the expense of accuracy or musicality can wreck a piece.
The opening movement of Poulenc’s Suite in C, which I am currently learning, is marked Presto, and on my recording Pascal Rogé takes it at an alarming presto, far quicker than my 44 year old brain and fingers can manage – at the moment. Thus, I am practising it at a “comfortable” tempo; eventually, I hope that comfortable tempo will be quicker – the music needs to sound light yet sophisticated (its C Major key gives it an innocence which should shine through all the time) – but for the time being I am concentrating on accuracy, with a beautiful sound. It ain’t easy: sometimes just learning the notes is hard enough, without all the other attendant directions and markings one has to take note of and execute!
Posted in General, Practising, Repertoire, Technique and tagged as Chopin G minor Ballade, moderato, musical directions, Schubert, Schubert B flat sonata. | 2019-04-21T02:11:03 | https://crosseyedpianist.com/category/general/page/221/ |
The place we stayed, Yukawa Onsen, is an excellent place. They provide ice climber reduction, and in fact on that evening only ice climbers were there.
Dinner and breakfast was excellent, and Masumi and I even got our meat-free diet. During the dinner we chatted with other ice climbers, got lots of good tips, and made new friends. | 2019-04-23T14:56:23 | http://preining.info/photo/picture.php?/2565/category |
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Xiaomi launched the Redmi Y1, a budget smartphone under the new ‘Redmi Y’ series in India earlier this month. This introduced in China recently as Redmi Note 5A. This comes after a successful Redmi 4 that was launched earlier this year. This also comes with a 16-megapixel front-facing camera that you rarely see in smartphones in the price range. Specifications of the phone look impressive for the price, is this one of the best in the price range? Let us find out in the review.
We recently unboxed the Redmi Y1, check out the video below.
The Redmi 4A has a 5.5-inch HD 2.5D curved display with a resolution of 1280 by 720 pixels and a pixel density of about 267 PPI. It has 1000:1 contrast ratio, 72% NTSC color gamut and 450 nits brightness. The phone also has Corning Gorilla Glass protection. The display is bright, colors are vibrant and the sunlight legibility is good as well. Even though the pixel density is less than the 5-inch HD screen on the Redmi 4 and 4A, the display is good for the price.
There is a black border around the display, which might look weird for some. It is 153 mm tall, 76.2mm wide and has a screen-to-body ratio of about 72%, which is similar to most of the phones with a 5.5-inch screen.
Under the display options there are different options to adjust colors and contrast based on your preference. There is also reading mode that lets you reduce the display’s blue light emission so it doesn’t cause eye strain when you are reading at night.
It has a 16-megapixel camera above the display, next to the earpiece and there is also an LED flash light on the right side, next to the usual set of ambient light and proximity sensors. There is also a notification LED next to the camera, which is hardly visible when it’s off. It also has a gyroscope and a magnetic sensor, otherwise known as a magnetometer.
The usual menu, home, and back buttons are present below the display. These are not backlit but offers haptic feedback when pressed.
Xiaomi doesn’t miss out the Infrared sensor on the top for Remote function. 3.5mm audio jack and a secondary microphone are present on the top. Micro USB slot is present on the bottom and the loudspeaker is present on the right side of the USB slot, while the one on the left just houses a microphone. On the right side, volume rockers and the power button are present and the SIM and microSD slots are present on the left side.
Unlike its earlier phones, Xiaomi has finally added a dedicated dual SIM and microSD slots arranged in a single tray. This is a welcome move.
The phone has a 13-megapixel rear camera with LED flash on the back. There is also a fingerprint sensor below it. Even though the phone has a large 5.5-inch screen, the fingerprint sensor is easily accessible when holding the phone on a single hand. The back has a brushed metallic finish and the phone has an aluminium alloy frame to reduce the heat, according to the company. The back is a bit slippery for one-handed usage. It has a 3080mAh built-in battery. It weighs 153 grams, which is good considering the huge battery.
The Redmi Y1 comes with a 13-megapixel rear camera with LED flash, PDAF and f/2.2 aperture. It also has a 16-megapixel front-facing camera with LED flash, 5-element lens, 76.4-degree wide-angle lens, OmniVision sensor and f/2.0 aperture.
The camera UI is familiar with other Xiaomi smartphones with flash and HDR toggles on the top, front camera toggle on the bottom along with option to select modes (Panorama, Timer (3 to 10 seconds), Audio trigger, manual mode to adjust white balance and ISO (100 to 3200), Straighten, Beautify, HHT (Hand held twilight), Scene and Tilt-shift to blur a part of an image. It has image preview window, camera and video buttons on the right side. For the front camera, it has beautify mode, pro mode and smart mode that guesses your age using facing recognition algorithm.
Coming to the image quality, daylight shots are good in bright conditions and some images are dull when it’s cloudy, HDR shots better, macro shots are good. Low-light shots have a lot of noise as usual. Images with flash are good and the flash is not overpowering. At the launch the company said that the front camera uses pixel binning to reduce noise and for clearer and sharper final image. Daylight front camera shots are good, but in low-light you can see a lot of noise in the image even when LED flash is on. Overall the phone has a good selfie camera, but the rear camera is just average.
It can record videos at 1080p resolution at 30 fps. Video quality is decent and the audio is crisp, thanks to the secondary microphone. It has time-lapse, but doesn’t have slow-motion video recording. Check out the Full HD video sample below.
Unlike most of the budget Redmi smartphones that run Android 6.0 (Marshmallow), this runs Android 7.1.2 (Nougat) out of the box with MIUI on top. Our unit was running MIUI 9 Global Beta. The company has already started testing stable ROM and should push out the final update in the next few days as it had promised.
MIUI 9 adds a lot of features including improved notifications, split screen, improved apps like Mi Drop to transfer of files between any Android device without requiring an internet connection. It also has new App Vault feature that shows shortcuts to access apps quickly by when you swipe left in the homescreen. You can add up to 8 shortcuts. There is also App lock that lets you protect your apps with a password and the dual apps feature lets you run app like WhatsApp with two different accounts at the same time.
Out of 3GB RAM, you get 2.8GB of usable RAM, and 1.5GB of RAM is free when default apps are running in the background. Out of 32GB, you get 23.49GB of free storage since OS and apps take over 7GB of space. The built-in Cleaner inside the storage lets free up space by clearing cache and obsolete files.
Apart from the usual set of utility apps, Google apps and Xiaomi’s own set of apps, it comes pre-loaded with Amazon Shopping, WPS Office and UC News apps. You can easily uninstall these apps.
Since the phone has an infrared sensor for remote function, it comes with Mi Remote that lets you control your home appliances easily. It worked flawlessly with Airtel Set-top box, Samsung TV and AC. It also supports A/V receiver, DVD Player, Projector, Camera and more.
The phone has a fingerprint sensor on the back. It immediately unlocks phone just by keeping your finger on the home button so that you don’t have to press it. You can add up to 5 fingerprints.
The Mi Music Player is the default music player. There is also equalizer. It also has FM Radio with recording. Audio through the speaker is decent. Since the speaker is present on the bottom, audio doesn’t get muffled when the phone is on a flat surface. Audio through earphones is good as well.
It has the usual set of connectivity features such as Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.2, GPS + GLONASS. It also has USB OTG support that lets you connect external drives. It has 4G connectivity and also has Voice-over-LTE (VoLTE) support for Reliance Jio. Both the SIMs support 4G, but you can enable 4G only in one SIM at a time, while the other goes to 3G. You can set preferred SIM for a voice call, text and data from the SIM card manager. It also has LTE band 1 (2100MHz) for Vodafone 4G in some circles, unlike some Redmi phones that lack it.
The dialer and messaging UI are similar to other Xiaomi smartphones running MIUI 9. Since this is a dual SIM phone, you get the option to select either SIMs when calling or sending a text message. There are no call drops and the earpiece volume is good.
Coming to the performance, the phone is powered by an Octa-Core Snapdragon 435 Mobile Platform with eight ARM Cortex A53 cores clocked at 1.4GHz per core and has 3GB or 4GB of RAM depending on the model. The performance is good without any lags. It get a bit heated on intensive gaming and 4G data use, but it doesn’t too hot to handle. It also has a Adreno 505 GPU that offers good gaming performance. Since the phone has a HD display, the SoC coupled with up to 4GB is more than enough to power the phone. That said, check out some synthetic benchmark scores below.
It scored 45551 points and topped the AnTuTu Benchmark 6.
It scored 675 points in Geekbench 4 Single-Core benchmark and grabbed the second spot.
It scored 2573 points in Geekbench 4 Multi-Core benchmark and grabbed the second spot.
It scored 9932 points and topped the 3D Mark Ice Storm Unlimited GPU benchmark.
Coming to the battery life, the 3080mAh (typical) / 3000mAh (minimum) built-in battery offers decent battery life, even though the it doesn’t have a huge battery like a Redmi Note 4 or the Redmi 4. It lasts for a whole day even with heavy use and with average use it lasts more than a day, thanks to optimization in the MIUI 9. Sadly, the phone doesn’t have fast charging so it takes about 2 and half hours to charge the phone.
It achieved a One Charge Rating of 14 hours and 37 minutes mainly due to brilliant talk time. Check out the complete set of Redmi Y1 battery life test results here.
The Xiaomi Redmi Y1 goes on sale every week exclusively on Amazon.in and Mi.com. To summarize, here are the pros and cons of the smartphone. | 2019-04-21T21:30:19 | https://www.fonearena.com/blog/234640/xiaomi-redmi-y1-review.html |
Early detection of breast cancer symptoms can save lives. Using a digital mammography, breast cancer can be diagnosed very early or ruled out.
Digital mammography is an X-ray examination with a very low radiation dose. Tumours can also be detected that cannot yet be felt. And if symptoms such as lumps, hardened areas or pain have been detected, mammography helps to clarify these.
It is also possible to carry out mammography after plastic surgery.
We use a modern full-field digital mammography system, a GE Senographe Essential. The system adapts optimally to the breast volume and the breast density. The best combination of the imaging parameters for optimal image quality at the lowest radiation dose is automatically chosen for each breast. The diagnosis monitors are regularly checked according to EUREF®.
MR mammography: Using the new 18-channel mamma coil on our 3-tesla and 1.5-tesla MRT scanners, the approx. 1,500 MR mammographies carried out every year are optimised even further.
How is a mammography examination carried out?
A mammography is a radiological examination of the breast. It has to be slightly compressed for this – two X-rays are taken of each breast. The digital images are then stored in our image archive and are therefore always available for comparison.
The compression of the breast can be slightly unpleasant, but the examination does not take very long. We recommend that hormonally active women make an appointment for the examination in the second week of their cycle because the breast is then at its least sensitive.
When and how often should I have a mammography?
As part of the new early detection programme for breast cancer, women between the ages of 45 and 70 are invited by letter to a mammography screening every two years. Women between the ages of 40 and 44 and from the age of 70 have the possibility of requesting an invitation to a mammography screening by telephone on the hotline 0800 500 181 or online at www.frueh-erkennen.at.
Does a mammography examination involve risks?
The radiation dose of a mammography for two X-rays per breast only corresponds to about ten per cent of the natural radiation to which we are exposed on average per year in Austria. Through regular mammography examinations, cancer can be detected when it is still at a treatable stage. Since breast cancer is the most common form of cancer among women, it is a much larger risk not to have the examination.
We recommend that you come in the second week of your cycle. Women who do not have a cycle can make the appointments for examinations at any time. On the day of the examination, please do not use any cream or powder and inform us beforehand if you could be pregnant. If you have any images or results of earlier examinations, surgical reports or histological results, please bring these with you to the mammography. | 2019-04-25T16:41:15 | https://diagnostikum.at/en/service/digital-mammography/ |
/**
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* associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction,
* including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute,
* sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is
* furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
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* substantial portions of the Software.
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* NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND
* NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM,
* DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,
* OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
*/
package land.face.strife.managers;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.concurrent.ConcurrentHashMap;
import land.face.strife.StrifePlugin;
import land.face.strife.data.champion.Champion;
import land.face.strife.data.champion.LifeSkillType;
import org.bukkit.entity.Player;
public class CombatStatusManager {
private final StrifePlugin plugin;
private final Map<Player, Integer> tickMap = new ConcurrentHashMap<>();
private static final int SECONDS_TILL_EXPIRY = 8;
public CombatStatusManager(StrifePlugin plugin) {
this.plugin = plugin;
}
public boolean isInCombat(Player player) {
return tickMap.containsKey(player);
}
public void addPlayer(Player player) {
tickMap.put(player, SECONDS_TILL_EXPIRY);
}
public void tickCombat() {
for (Player player : tickMap.keySet()) {
if (!player.isOnline() || !player.isValid()) {
tickMap.remove(player);
continue;
}
int ticksLeft = tickMap.get(player);
if (ticksLeft < 1) {
doExitCombat(player);
tickMap.remove(player);
continue;
}
tickMap.put(player, ticksLeft - 1);
}
}
public void doExitCombat(Player player) {
if (!tickMap.containsKey(player)) {
return;
}
Champion champion = plugin.getChampionManager().getChampion(player);
if (champion.getDetailsContainer().getExpValues() == null) {
return;
}
for (LifeSkillType type : champion.getDetailsContainer().getExpValues().keySet()) {
plugin.getSkillExperienceManager().addExperience(player, type,
champion.getDetailsContainer().getExpValues().get(type), false, false);
}
champion.getDetailsContainer().clearAll();
}
}
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Exclusive Edition-Arizona Mojave Black Turquoise (Pear 16.00 Ct), Amethyst and Rhodolite Garnet Pendant in Platinum Overlay Sterling Silver 20.000 Ct.
Colour up your mundane, everyday ensemble with this transfixing pendant from TJC. Stealing the show at the first glance is the glorious 16.00 carats black Mohave Turquoise pear-shaped stone. You will also find pebbled African Amethyst and Rhodolite Garnets encrusted in a captivating alternate pattern. Jewelled in platinum overlaying sterling silver design of 20.000 carats, this pendant will be a penchant for your dreams.
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Police are appealing for help after a break-in to a Bearsden sports centre.
The Allander Sports Centre at Milngavie Road was targeted overnight on Saturday, November 24 and Sunday, November 25.
It is believed the thieves may have been disturbed as there was no damage and nothing was stolen from the premises.
If anyone saw anything suspicious in the vicinity of the centre, please contact Milngavie police on 101. | 2019-04-21T13:20:45 | https://www.kirkintilloch-herald.co.uk/news/police-plea-after-break-in-to-sports-centre-at-bearsden-1-4835009 |
In just a few days it will be time to celebrate one of the diciest holidays of the year: New Year's.
New Year's (well New Year's eve) can be fun, but can also be miserable because the parties are often bad, transportation is usually scarce, and there are expectations about staying up late.
Exactly 100 years ago today, someone named David Epstein wrote this great letter to the New York Times slamming the celebration. Hilary Sargent dug it out of the archives and tweeted it yesterday.
UPDATE: And here are some more letters from the same date, which show that the more things change, the more things stay exactly the same. | 2019-04-22T18:21:10 | https://www.businessinsider.com/nyt-anti-new-years-letter-2013-12 |
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For over a decade, Liberty Capital Group has provided Small Business Funding in California and across the nation. We are your trusted Small Business Funding specialist. Additionally, we have helped small business owners access quick, reliable, and hassle-free small business loans. We understand that small businesses are the foundation of our economy. In 2004 when many financial institutions tightened their lending criteria, so we took a stand for main street businesses across the nation. As a stakeholder in the American Dream, Liberty Capital Group makes it possible for any business to compete and grow in today’s economy.
With over 29 million small businesses in America, 23 million are self employed, therefore our economy relies on small businesses. Around half of the American workforce is employed by a small business, and almost 67% of all new jobs are generated by small businesses. Sadly, when it comes to accessing the capital a business needs, many small business owners struggle, turning to banks and government only to be denied or written off in favor of bigger businesses. The average small business loan is $150,000, about only 10% of all SBA loans go to small businesses who request $150,000 or less.
Is it possible for a small-scale business to flourish despite the rising interest dominated environment?
What Does Deployment Working Capital Mean for Business Owners?
When you become a Liberty Capital Group customer, you’ll notice what separates us from the competition. We are your Trusted Small Business Funding specialist. Whether it’s our unprecedented customer service, or our unprecedented support or our custom-built term options. You are backed by our beat or meet pledge, yes the difference is clear. | 2019-04-26T09:59:40 | https://www.libertycapitalgroup.com/trusted-small-business-funding-specialist/ |
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Santa Monica, CA, July 8, 2016 – Skydance Television today announced that award-winning producer-writer Marti Noxon, who has a multi-year overall development deal with the Company, has named Maria Grasso to the newly created position of President of Tiny Pyro, effective immediately. Grasso will report to Noxon and in her new role will oversee all development for Noxon’s production company, including Skydance’s Dietland, an adaptation of the novel by the same name written by Sarai Walker. Set against the backdrop of the beauty industry, this part character drama and part revenge fantasy will explore society’s obsession with weight loss and beauty in a bold, original and funny way. Tiny Pyro was founded in 2015 and in addition to its current production of CBS medical drama Code Black, has multiple projects in development.
“As our priority development slate with Skydance Television rapidly expands, I am thrilled to have found in Maria a new creative partner to help shepherd Tiny Pyro’s efforts in bringing a diverse slate of high quality series to the screen,” commented Marti Noxon.
“Maria is an extremely accomplished creative executive whose depth and breadth of experience will serve as a strong extension to Skydance Television’s already highly productive working relationship with Marti and the Tiny Pyro team,” added Marcy Ross, President of Skydance Television.
“I have long admired Marti’s talent and taste in material. At the same time, I am so impressed with Skydance Television’s deep commitment to storytelling and the outstanding reputation it has earned among writers, so joining this team is an incredibly exciting next step for me and I cannot wait to get started,” said Grasso.
Grasso has vast experience as a television executive running development and programming departments at a number of networks and studios, including Lifetime, The WB, Warner Bros and Universal. She has developed and overseen production of such hit series as Supernatural, Army Wives, One Tree Hill and Everwood. At Grasso’s own production company, One-Two Punch Productions, she oversaw projects at such premium outlets as HBO, AMC and Amazon, and also executive produced Finding Carter for MTV. Deb Spera, Grasso’s partner at One-Two Punch, will continue to run the production company under a first look deal at ITV Studios America. | 2019-04-21T16:24:35 | https://skydance.com/press-release/award-winning-skydance-television-producer-writer-marti-noxon-names-maria-grasso-president-tiny-pyro/ |
How many miles per gallon does a 2014 Ford Motor Company Escape Awd get?
A 2014 Ford Motor Company Escape Awd gets up to 21 miles per gallon in the city, up to 28 miles per gallon on the highway. This means a 2014 Ford Motor Company Escape Awd can get up to 24 miles per gallon overall. | 2019-04-21T04:19:36 | http://www.mpgbuddy.com/vehicle-profile/33265/2014-ford-motor-company-escape-awd.html |
Music directors—traditionally known as conductors, are the artistic leaders of musical theater productions, operas and symphonies. Their job duties may vary depending on the place of work and include the selection of music needed to be performed, ensuring the musicians or cast are well-acquainted with the music, supervision in the interpretation of the music and organization of the orchestra.
Music directors have a great role to play in the casting of musicians. They are the masters of music, and without them no artistic performance is complete. The idea of music in our lives is more or less inspired by the wonderful scores these conductors create.
Music direction is among the most popular freelance options currently. With the progressive expansion of the freelance community, especially with the advent of the Internet, there is a dramatic increase in the number of work opportunities. One can establish a rich career as a music director in the freelance community by keeping in mind certain pointers. Well, now, you may wonder what those pointers are, and how to go about them.
There are hundreds of disciplines in music direction, and you will have to decide what kind of music you will be comfortable with. For example, not everyone is comfortable with orchestral music or jazz, and therefore, you will have to keenly research in this area before actually planning to become a freelance music director.
Let us just presume you know what kind of music you want to learn, then follow whatever is written in the following paragraphs and implement them with due consideration.
In addition to that, you must possess knowledge of musical instruments and other basics. While you may have acquired it through training, certificate courses or music-related degree courses may help you a great chunk in this regard. Keeping that in mind, we shall enumerate a few music schools in India, which offer a myriad of music courses.
VisvaBharati University, Shantiniketan, West Bengal is a reputed autonomous university, which offers a range of courses in music; The University of Delhi offers post-graduate degree courses in music and Ph.D. in Music; Delhi School of Music is a prestigious music school in the country, having a tie up with a number of internationally renowned music schools such as Trinity College of Music, London; KM Music Conservatory has been established by none other than A.R. Rahman and provides two globally recognized degrees in collaboration with Middlesex University, UK, etc.
In case you wish to learn music direction in a foreign institution, you may go for Royal Academy of Music, England; Berkeley School of Music, Boston; the Julliard School of Music, New York; Radcliffe Institute of Advanced Study, Massachusetts.
Formal education is important and so is the experience. The portfolio of skills must highlight your list of experiences, and to ensure you have the best of them, you will have to gain performance experience. Become an apprentice to professional music directors in the region or country, and study the art of direction more closely. Find out about orchestras in the country and work in them. In India, the Symphony Orchestra of India is a prominent symphony orchestra founded by the National Centre for the Performing Arts, Mumbai. Outside India, there are a number of orchestras such as Vienna Philharmonic, Cleveland Orchestra, Saito Kinen Orchestra, Leipzig Gewandhaus, Russian National Orchestra, etc.
Music direction is a tedious job, requiring a lot of patience, hard work, and coordination. Thus, without considerable skills, you will not be able to come up with a composition.
Interpretative skills: You must work on your interpretative skills and instincts. For that to happen, you must engage in different types of direction experiences such as a soloist, orchestral musician, chamber musician, conductor, etc. You must frequently attend musical performances and learn from them.
Communicating the thought: There is always a purpose in music. When composing a musical piece, you are trying to give melodious contours to the idea behind it. This skill is extremely difficult to explain, but those who know the overtone in the statement must have already understood.
Creating emotional responses: The music director must have the capacity to evoke sentimental, dramatic and powerful imageries. The audience must feel the message being communicated to them through music.
Deep understanding of instruments: You must be well-acquainted with all the instruments being used in the performance.
Conducting skills: There are a number of techniques involved in conducting a musical performance such as the Baton technique, which involves the ability to sustain the continuity of line, rhythm, structure and interpretative integrity throughout the performance; rehearsal techniques, which require the ability to diagnose, recognize, correct music, identify intonation problems, etc.
Inter-personal skills: You must be able to communicate your thoughts and suggestions to the musicians working along. Without injuring their dignity, you must express your disappointment but also ensure they are not discouraged in playing music.
Administrative skills: Music direction involves the interplay of a number of administrative matters such as fundraising, governance, public relations, business operations, etc. Thus, administrative skills are important for handling the operations effectively.
You can start your own orchestra and become its conductor, or become a conductor for an already established orchestra.
You may start a career in the film and music industry and offer music direction in related projects.
There is a lot of scope as a music director in religious organizations, dance troupes, opera companies, etc.
Becoming a music director is not that simple, but keeping tabs on job availability has become relatively easy. There are a number of websites that offer the convenience of finding all kinds of jobs in one place and only a few clicks away. To secure the benefits of these websites, create profiles, update a properly drafted portfolio of skills and submit applications. When creating profiles, the website will usually create a database of your preferred skills and will, accordingly, send emails whenever a job related to any of the preferred skills is posted. Examples of these websites are freelance.com, worknhire.com, letsintern.com, and linkedin.com.
The pay scale varies depending upon a host of factors such as the educational qualifications and work experience of the music director, the status of the workplace, the degree of direction involved, and whatnot. While in freelancing the freelancer often quotes the price, but if the freelancer is fresh in the field, he may not necessarily enjoy much discretion in this respect; on the other side, an experienced music director knows his value and will name the price accordingly. Thus, a lot of research is needed to be carried out. | 2019-04-19T12:52:55 | https://careerlancer.net/become-freelance-music-director/ |
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Björk performs the world’s first 360-degree virtual reality live stream!
This public filming/streaming is a collaborative work between Björk and production team Dentsu Lab Tokyo , and is part of the Björk Digital exhibition that opens at the Miraikan Museum Tokyo tomorrow.
For the performance Björk will be wearing a special ‘Rottlace’ mask, designed by Professor Neri Oxman of MIT Media Lab and the Mediated Matter Group which was created with Stratasys’ 3D printing technology. | 2019-04-19T22:44:37 | http://www.indian.co.uk/site/news/2016/06 |
I just want to voice my disgust at the way Joseph Kennedy, the third candidate for Massachusetts� U.S. Senate seat, was totally ignored. He was the one who had anything to say that made sense. People should listen to what he has to say, but I guess that is hard to do when you aren�t given a chance to speak as the other two were.
It was supposed to be three candidates debating, but the time that was given was not anywhere in the realm of even.
The newspaper was just as bad, because in a half-page article there is only one paragraph indicating that Mr. Kennedy was even in the race (Telegram & Gazette, Jan. 12).
I�m sick of only hearing the side of the candidates who have money. It�s supposed to be a country where everyone is equal to pursue their dream, but just remember: You can only do that if you have the almighty dollar to back you up. | 2019-04-25T18:19:42 | https://www.telegram.com/article/20100130/LETTERS/1300330 |
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package sodium
// #cgo pkg-config: libsodium
// #include <stdlib.h>
// #include <sodium.h>
import "C"
func RuntimeHasNeon() bool {
return C.sodium_runtime_has_neon() != 0
}
func RuntimeHasSse2() bool {
return C.sodium_runtime_has_sse2() != 0
}
func RuntimeHasSse3() bool {
return C.sodium_runtime_has_sse3() != 0
}
| 2019-04-24T07:48:48 | https://techcommunity.ts.fujitsu.com/en/solutions.html/do/showtopic?forumtopic_id=95¤tPage=1 |
Your sponge STINKS! Ours DON’T!
The Problem: Standard kitchen sponges begin to smell foul within a few days use. That awful smell comes from the 10 million bacteria per square inch found in the typical sponge, making the kitchen sponge the dirtiest thing in the typical home. And you use that filthy sponge to “clean” things in your kitchen then throw it away because you can’t stand the smell. That’s gross!
The Everest™ Solution: The NoStench™ Utility Sponge is GUARANTEED not to stink for 90 days! NoStench™ technology prevents bacteria from living on / in the sponge for 90 days without using poisons! No more stench – no more spreading of those nasty germs. The non-toxic protection resides throughout the entire sponge material - it doesn’t wash out and doesn’t fade. This is the perfect utility sponge!
Each NoStench™ Sponge is unconditionally guaranteed against stench caused from bacterial growth for a full 90 days from the date of purchase. If at any time during the 90 day period the NoStench™ Sponge stinks, it can be returned for a full refund.
Ultra High Quality: NoStench™ Sponges are made with the highest quality materials and construction for the height of effectiveness and durability. Simply the best kitchen sponge available. Each sponge is 5.25 inches x 3.5 inches of fantastic cleaning and NoStench wonderment!
Detailed Science: The amazing NoStench™ Sponge is factory treated with the same revolutionary long lasting Everest™ antimicrobial that uses a physical kill of microbes NOT poisons. The factory treatment forms a nano-scale biostatic layer throughout the sponge materials. This protection is invisible and can’t be felt. It consists of millions of carbon-based nano-spikes that self-assemble in layers (see Fig 1) and bond covalently and intertwine with the sponge structure. Each nano-spike is made up of a carbon shaft with a nitrogen molecule at it’s base. The positively charged nitrogen interacts with the negatively charged germs/mold/mildew/fungus like a magnet that draws it down onto the carbon spike. The result is a physically ruptured or “stabbed” germ that can’t survive – or adapt to become resistant. Bacteria cannot get established within the NoStench™ Sponge. That is how it remains free of the foul odors germs cause! The nano-spikes are very durable and will remain viable and safely protect the sponge from bacterial contamination for at least 90 days – no matter how many times it is used or washed.
Fig 1. Self-assembled layers of the active ingredient attaches to all available bonding sites, leaving a ‘forest’ of molecules that extend from the surfaces and intertwine throughout all voids, preventing adhesion of microbes at interface, and causing a physical disruption of membrane function which causes bacterial cell death.
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Christmas was supposed to make a big move by back dooring Mark. She was so pleased but how dumb! She could have put Paul up instead and that would have really been a big move. She has done nothing this season so that would have made a name for her in the jury house. She was stupid to pass on putting up Paul. Getting Paul in that position at that time was huge. Now they may never get another chance. They seem like they are just playing with the thought or hope they'll be along side Paul in final two. How stupid. They need to get him out instead of the easier houseguests like Kevin ..... who is their next target. I honestly think these houseguests were/are the stupidest in history. Anti social Cody should never have been cast.
I agree with you that Xmas' big move was a dud but say that she did put King Paul on the block.
The only way to really get King Paul out would be to backdoor him and that would all depend on who would win veto and what they would do with the veto. Then you have most of the house still under King Paul's spell and more than likely would vote out the other person on the block thus leaving Xmas in the line of fire of King Paul & his sheep in the following weeks. I think that the big move she should have made was put up Alex and take out the female version of King Paul first. Just my opinion.
Even though I liked him, I think Marcellas was the dumbest player in BB history. Then again, there are many HGs this season that make me rethink this.
Paul could not be put up that week because Mark gave him the safety from the Tree of Temptation or life or whatever.
On tonight's show, All I could do was sit there and watch in awe when Josh said he thought Paul had been the hinky vote all season. Xmas immediately took him to task for questioning Paul's motives or his loyalty to Paul. She was like a cult member. There will be no questioning of the deity in her presence.
I so wish they would have them all back 3 months following the final and after they watched their season to see how incredibly ignorant they were.
Don't they do that in some way on the Bachelor? I'd really like to know how they feel about being completely played by Paul. I am resigned to Paul winning this season. I just want it to be over now. I must like to torture myself because I still will watch the show even though I dislike all of them and cringe listening to them talk about their master, Paul.
In the beginning, BB seemed to portray Christmas as a very smart, successful person. She tries to portray herself that way too.
The further into the season we get, the more obvious it is that this is not even remotely true.
I'd really like to know how they feel about being completely played by Paul. I am resigned to Paul winning this season. I just want it to be over now. I must like to torture myself because I still will watch the show even though I dislike all of them and cringe listening to them talk about their master, Paul.
This exactly how I feel!
Yes they do about 2, 3 months after the tapings but before they reveal the newly engaged couple. It's called the Women/Men Tell All and they also have After the Final Rose with the new couple IF they're still together. Quit watching that about 3 seasons ago. But I'm still watching BB and always hoping that something is bound to happen. Hard to believe that out of all of them not even one wakes up long enough to realize what's happening and the ones who did are gone.
For this season, Jillian stood out first when I read the topic. After she was evicted and Julie asked her if she could go back in, who would she align with and Jillian said, "Elena".
If anyone throws HOH to another hg and then ends up on the block or voted out, I don't think you could be much more stupid than that.
If he was dumb then so is Jessica, Cody, Elena and mark and every other hg who believe they had backing from the house. I would say he was too trusting and not dumb. One thing I will say, he made that move with his heart. Marcellus is my third favorite hg with Jason 2 and Danielle #1. BB3.
I liked Marcellas, but really? If you have a veto and you're on the block, USE IT!
Yes! A reunion show where they play highlights and then ask what were you thinking to the HGs.
Although it was one of the most boneheaded moves in reality history, Marcellas did that because he was trying to honor his word. That was back in the early days of reality tv and there were people on that believed you could play honorably and still win. I think most fans thought the same. Now we know that playing honorably tends to get you evicted, rather than closer to the prize. If he were on the show now, I am pretty sure he would hang on to that veto as if his life depended on it.
Sorry folks but the dumbest BB houseguest of all time goes to Michael "Cowboy" Ellis. Throw a penny in a round room, tell him it's in a corner and he would still be searching for it.
They are still in the house, therefore not as "dumb" as the hg that have been evicted. Yep, it's all down to levels of dumbness as this point.
Then there's, Matt and Jason were OTB. Matt won POV and used it on Jason.
Casting knew exactly what they were doing when they psych-evaluated and IQ'ed these characters. An easy road to the finals for Paul. | 2019-04-25T18:26:39 | https://www.tvfanforums.net/index.php?/topic/113670-dumbest-houseguests-in-bb-history/ |
On Monday, the company is announcing a global research and development consortium that will tap brainpower from Samsung, China Mobile, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and other participants. The goal of the consortium, called Green Touch, will be to demonstrate dramatically more efficient wired and wireless network gear within five years.
Recognizing that networks, like data centers, don't run on good intentions alone, the head of research at Alcatel's storied Bell Labs wants telecom's top scientists to start with a blank slate and reinvent telecommunications infrastructure to use less power. If Green Touch hits its targets, the new equipment will run for three years on the power that current systems use up in just one day, said Gee Rittenhouse, vice president of research at Bell Labs and the head of Green Touch.
"What we're trying to do is really think about it afresh," said Rittenhouse, a longtime researcher at the lab. Whereas vendors today design products for high performance while also considering power requirements, Green Touch is going to design them for efficiency first while also keeping performance in mind.
"Normally, the research done today is about taking today's network and refining it ... instead of erasing the board, starting from an open mind, and building up from there," Rittenhouse said. The power-saving technology available today, even if it were applied throughout all networks, would only keep power consumption flat over the coming years, he said.
"We've never said, 'Stop. If we were to design a network that was optimized for energy, what would it look like?'"
The minimum power consumption for today's Internet and carrier networks around the world would be zero, which would be achieved by turning them all off, Rittenhouse said. Assuming no one wants to do that, the theoretical minimum power for actually running those networks would be lower than today's energy use by a factor of 10,000, he said.
Green Touch intends to achieve just one-tenth of that, but even for this effort the group wants to bring in experts from throughout the industry. In addition to Samsung, China Mobile and MIT, the consortium will include Freescale Semiconductor, SwissCom, Telefonica, Stanford University, the French National Institute for Research in Computer Science and Control, and other entities. But many other key players, such as Ericsson, Cisco and any major U.S. carrier, were not listed as members.
The most efficient parts of the global infrastructure are fiber-optic networks, which transmit streams of data as wavelengths, or colors, of light. They are nearly 100 percent efficient, according to Rittenhouse. But at the ends of those fiber networks are usually older copper wires or wireless systems that don't work as efficiently. The most waste comes from cellular systems, because they have to send a signal out over a wide area just to reach the one subscriber it is meant for, Rittenhouse said.
Though a clean-slate approach may deliver fresh ideas, it's likely to take a long time for the revolutionary products that come from Green Touch to start saving energy. Between standardization, product development and trials, it typically takes between five and 10 years after the first lab demonstrations for a totally new technology to be deployed, Rittenhouse said.
The Green Touch initiative is critical for the long-term future of communications, though it faces some challenges, according to analyst Kneko Burney of Compass Intelligence.
"There is no other objective more pressing than to ensure that the demand for energy does not exceed the limitations of our ability to generate it," Burney said in an e-mail interview.
"There does not seem to be a clear plan for Alcatel in this consortium, and the list of members is still quite modest. But, this is to be expected. It will take time for Alcatel to pull in more members and really make some scientific and technical breakthroughs," she said.
"The big question is, how long can the scientists in Alcatel do their science thing in this highly competitive market without the wolves of capitalism requiring profit-generating activities from them," Burney added.
For Rittenhouse and Alcatel, Green Touch is an aspirational as much as a practical effort.
"This allows us to set an ambitious goal, a very high bar, with an exciting possibility at the end," he said. | 2019-04-20T01:04:13 | https://www.pcworld.com/article/186574/article.html |
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She told me this was a Labrador but I think it's ears are too big!
I can says lots but, barking is below me!
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Today I was finally born. I’m sorry you went through so much pain, but I’m here now, and all that’s over. Now we both need to rest. Because there’s an exciting world out there for me to explore with you and Daddy!
I’m so glad to finally be out, because there just wasn’t any more room for me. But those first few minutes outside were a bit scary. It was cold, and the lights were so bright! There were people everywhere, and I didn’t know who they were. And I needed to be wrapped up really well. Those warm blankets felt so good, and my little hat with that bow on it made my head feel so warm (even though it messed up my hair)! I love bows, by the way, Mommy. I was exhausted from all of the stress of being born, and I couldn’t keep my eyes open.
But when the doctor put me in your arms, I immediately knew who you were. You see, I heard your heartbeat, and the rhythm of your breathing; I smelled your scent, and heard your voice. I managed to open my little eyes for a few seconds, and as soon as I saw you, I fell even more in love with you! And Daddy, too! I’m the luckiest baby in the world to have you two as my parents! I know you two will love me and care for me and keep me safe.
And my grandparents…I got to see them in the hallway on the way to the nursery, you know. I opened my eyes, and there was my grandmother. She’s beautiful. Just like you. And she reminded me so much of your own grandmother. I tried to smile at her, and I think maybe I did, but I was so tired. My grandfather was there, too. He looked like he was getting ready to cry. That was so cute.
Daddy never left my side while they were taking me to the nursery in that little crib, and he stayed right there until I got settled. He was making sure I was comfortable and warm, and he just couldn’t stop looking at me, and telling me how much he loved me.
After he left, the doctors kept examining me and not letting me sleep; that did get a little old after a while. But I guess it was for my own good. After giving me a quick warm sponge bath, which tickled, by the way, my nurse put a little shirt on over my head to help keep me warm before she wrapped me in the blanket. I think it’s going to take a little while for me to get used to wearing clothes, because they feel a little strange on my skin. But I know I’ll get used to them, and I know you have lots of pretty ones waiting for me at home. There was just so much going on all the time, no wonder I kept sleeping! It was exhausting!
Finally they brought me in your room. I just wanted to be with you! I love how we have those matching bracelets…you and me and Daddy! Not that you’d ever not know it was me, but it made me feel good to know they were being so careful. But that sensor tag on my ankle was a bit much, wasn’t it!? I’m sure we’ll laugh about that later.
It wasn’t easy getting the hang of that bottle either; those first few times with it I wasn’t real sure what to do. But my little tummy was rumbling so I knew I had to learn! After a few tries I caught on, and that formula tasted pretty good! You and Daddy are really good at feeding me, too. It’s such a special time together, isn’t it??
My grandmother and grandfather enjoyed feeding me, too. Grandmom holds me and talks to me, and sometimes she just looks at me and smiles and smiles! I bet she did that when you were first born, too. I can’t tell you what she was talking to me about, but I’m sure she’ll tell you one day.
Now in case you’re wondering how I’m still writing to you even though I’m finally born, and no longer inside of you, it’s really very simple. God wanted to surprise you, so He’s letting me do this for a few more days. I don’t know exactly for how long yet, so we’re just going to enjoy it while we can. I don’t think you mind, do you Mommy?
And I’m really more tired now than I was before I was born. You notice I’m sleeping most of the time, right? I have to get a lot of rest right now, so I’ll be sleeping a lot for the next few weeks. And when I get more energy we’ll have so much fun together!
What an exciting day it’s been though, right!? I’m so excited to finally be out and meeting you and all of my family! And I’m so looking forward to my new life here!!! I love you!! | 2019-04-24T22:41:31 | https://deborahnewell.com/2016/06/09/im-here-what-do-you-think-of-me/ |
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CIM300 is a family of integrated products that provide the software development tools for implementing the GEM 300 SEMI standards. CIM300 is generally purchased by the semiconductor equipment supplier. It can be installed either directly onto the machine’s computer or onto a front-end computer. To implement the controlling and data gathering functionality, software developers must integrate the software with the equipment control software.
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SECSConnect is a software development kit for implementing either host or equipment SECS-II messaging in a software application. The communication protocol can be either SECS-I or HSMS. As a COM based library, SECSConnect is appropriate for both Factory and Equipment Supplier projects that use the Windows operating system. Software development teams can use SECSConnect as a communication driver for station controllers and/or test systems to manage and validate equipment GEM, SECS-II, and 300mm interfaces.
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Cimetrix HostConnect is a software development kit for creating host-side applications that connect to GEM (SEMI E30) equipment over HSMS-SS (SEMI E37.1). As a native .NET library, Cimetrix HostConnect is ideal for creating traditional hosts, QA software, and factory monitoring applications.
The EDATester software is part of the complete Cimetrix EDA connectivity suite that supports both the equipment-side and the factory/client-side implementations of SEMI Standards.
TestConnect is an easy-to-use graphical point-and-click testing tool that can be used for generating and logging host or equipment SECS-II message scenarios. It can also be used to verify and characterize station controller designs or emulate equipment behavior without the need for the actual equipment or coding. The graphical user interface allows test scripts and SECS messages to be created using click, drag, and drop techniques. | 2019-04-23T13:51:52 | https://www.cimetrix.com/resources-technical-overviews |
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Closed parks will likely be reopened. Direction of the Department of Natural Resources will be reviewed. And $16 million in federal funding for conservation that hangs in limbo will be promptly addressed. Those are among the reasons many members of Illinois’ conservation community are optimistic about Lt. Gov. Pat Quinn replacing Rod Blagojevich as governor.
Closed parks will likely be reopened.
Direction of the Department of Natural Resources will be reviewed.
And $16 million in federal funding for conservation that hangs in limbo will be promptly addressed.
Those are among the reasons many members of Illinois’ conservation community are optimistic about Gov. Pat Quinn replacing Rod Blagojevich as governor.
“I think given Quinn’s past performance over the last six years conservation will finally have a friend in the governor’s office,” said Claudia Emken, associate director of conservation for The Nature Conservancy in Illinois. “That’s something we haven’t had in six years.
That type of advocacy is not lost on Eric Schenck, Illinois biologist for Ducks Unlimited.
“Quinn has taken genuine interest and leadership on the Illinois River Coordinating Council and has tried to set up something similar for the Mississippi River,” Schenck said.
As another example, Schenck noted Quinn’s appearance at the 2004 dedication of a restored 400-acre wetland near Spring Lake in Tazewell County.
In regards to the DNR, Quinn said he would “promptly review the DNR director’s position.” That may be bad news for former state representative Kurt Granberg, whom Blagojevich appointed as DNR director on Jan. 16.
Even so, Granberg said Quinn will be better for conservation and the DNR than Blagojevich.
Quinn also has taken an active role in attempting to head off the possible loss of $16 million in federal funds for fish and wildlife projects. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service said it will withhold money if Illinois does not restore $9.25 million to six funds that receive money from hunting and fishing licenses and related fees.
The Illinois House and Senate have passed supplemental appropriation bills that have not yet been sent to the governor’s office for a signature. Quinn has said he will sign the bills upon taking office. | 2019-04-21T12:26:23 | https://www.heraldnews.com/x514547546/Members-of-the-conservation-community-optimistic-about-Quinn |
/*
* Read and write JSON.
*
* Copyright (c) 2014 Marko Kreen
*
* Permission to use, copy, modify, and/or distribute this software for any
* purpose with or without fee is hereby granted, provided that the above
* copyright notice and this permission notice appear in all copies.
*
* THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS" AND THE AUTHOR DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES
* WITH REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE INCLUDING ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF
* MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHOR BE LIABLE FOR
* ANY SPECIAL, DIRECT, INDIRECT, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES
* WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN
* ACTION OF CONTRACT, NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING OUT OF
* OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE.
*/
#include <usual/json.h>
#include <usual/cxextra.h>
#include <usual/cbtree.h>
#include <usual/misc.h>
#include <usual/utf8.h>
#include <usual/ctype.h>
#include <usual/bytemap.h>
#include <usual/string.h>
#include <math.h>
#define TYPE_BITS 3
#define TYPE_MASK ((1 << TYPE_BITS) - 1)
#define UNATTACHED ((struct JsonValue *)(1 << TYPE_BITS))
#define JSON_MAX_KEY (1024*1024)
#define NUMBER_BUF 100
#define JSON_MAXINT ((1LL << 53) - 1)
#define JSON_MININT (-(1LL << 53) + 1)
/*
* Common struct for all JSON values
*/
struct JsonValue {
/* actual value for simple types */
union {
double v_float; /* float */
int64_t v_int; /* int */
bool v_bool; /* bool */
size_t v_size; /* str/list/dict */
} u;
/* pointer to next elem and type in low bits */
uintptr_t v_next_and_type;
};
/*
* List container.
*/
struct ValueList {
struct JsonValue *first;
struct JsonValue *last;
struct JsonValue **array;
};
/*
* Extra data for list/dict.
*/
struct JsonContainer {
/* parent container */
struct JsonValue *c_parent;
/* main context for child alloc */
struct JsonContext *c_ctx;
/* child elements */
union {
struct CBTree *c_dict;
struct ValueList c_list;
} u;
};
#define DICT_EXTRA (offsetof(struct JsonContainer, u.c_dict) + sizeof(struct CBTree *))
#define LIST_EXTRA (sizeof(struct JsonContainer))
/*
* Allocation context.
*/
struct JsonContext {
CxMem *pool;
unsigned int options;
/* parse state */
struct JsonValue *parent;
struct JsonValue *cur_key;
struct JsonValue *top;
const char *lasterr;
char errbuf[128];
int64_t linenr;
};
struct RenderState {
struct MBuf *dst;
unsigned int options;
};
/*
* Parser states
*/
enum ParseState {
S_INITIAL_VALUE = 1,
S_LIST_VALUE,
S_LIST_VALUE_OR_CLOSE,
S_LIST_COMMA_OR_CLOSE,
S_DICT_KEY,
S_DICT_KEY_OR_CLOSE,
S_DICT_COLON,
S_DICT_VALUE,
S_DICT_COMMA_OR_CLOSE,
S_PARENT,
S_DONE,
MAX_STATES,
};
/*
* Tokens that change state.
*/
enum TokenTypes {
T_STRING,
T_OTHER,
T_COMMA,
T_COLON,
T_OPEN_DICT,
T_OPEN_LIST,
T_CLOSE_DICT,
T_CLOSE_LIST,
MAX_TOKENS
};
/*
* 4-byte ints for small string tokens.
*/
#define C_NULL FOURCC('n','u','l','l')
#define C_TRUE FOURCC('t','r','u','e')
#define C_ALSE FOURCC('a','l','s','e')
/*
* Signature for render functions.
*/
typedef bool (*render_func_t)(struct RenderState *rs, struct JsonValue *jv);
static bool render_any(struct RenderState *rs, struct JsonValue *jv);
/*
* Header manipulation
*/
static inline enum JsonValueType get_type(struct JsonValue *jv)
{
return jv->v_next_and_type & TYPE_MASK;
}
static inline bool has_type(struct JsonValue *jv, enum JsonValueType type)
{
if (!jv)
return false;
return get_type(jv) == type;
}
static inline struct JsonValue *get_next(struct JsonValue *jv)
{
return (struct JsonValue *)(jv->v_next_and_type & ~(uintptr_t)TYPE_MASK);
}
static inline void set_next(struct JsonValue *jv, struct JsonValue *next)
{
jv->v_next_and_type = (uintptr_t)next | get_type(jv);
}
static inline bool is_unattached(struct JsonValue *jv)
{
return get_next(jv) == UNATTACHED;
}
static inline void *get_extra(struct JsonValue *jv)
{
return (void *)(jv + 1);
}
static inline char *get_cstring(struct JsonValue *jv)
{
enum JsonValueType type = get_type(jv);
if (type != JSON_STRING)
return NULL;
return get_extra(jv);
}
/*
* Collection header manipulation.
*/
static inline struct JsonContainer *get_container(struct JsonValue *jv)
{
enum JsonValueType type = get_type(jv);
if (type != JSON_DICT && type != JSON_LIST)
return NULL;
return get_extra(jv);
}
static inline void set_parent(struct JsonValue *jv, struct JsonValue *parent)
{
struct JsonContainer *c = get_container(jv);
if (c)
c->c_parent = parent;
}
static inline struct JsonContext *get_context(struct JsonValue *jv)
{
struct JsonContainer *c = get_container(jv);
return c ? c->c_ctx : NULL;
}
static inline struct CBTree *get_dict_tree(struct JsonValue *jv)
{
struct JsonContainer *c;
if (has_type(jv, JSON_DICT)) {
c = get_container(jv);
return c->u.c_dict;
}
return NULL;
}
static inline struct ValueList *get_list_vlist(struct JsonValue *jv)
{
struct JsonContainer *c;
if (has_type(jv, JSON_LIST)) {
c = get_container(jv);
return &c->u.c_list;
}
return NULL;
}
/*
* Random helpers
*/
/* copy and return final pointer */
static inline char *plain_copy(char *dst, const char *src, const char *endptr)
{
if (src < endptr) {
memcpy(dst, src, endptr - src);
return dst + (endptr - src);
}
return dst;
}
/* error message on context */
_PRINTF(2,0)
static void format_err(struct JsonContext *ctx, const char *errmsg, va_list ap)
{
char buf[119];
if (ctx->lasterr)
return;
vsnprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), errmsg, ap);
snprintf(ctx->errbuf, sizeof(ctx->errbuf), "Line #%" PRIi64 ": %s", ctx->linenr, buf);
ctx->lasterr = ctx->errbuf;
}
/* set message and return false */
_PRINTF(2,3)
static bool err_false(struct JsonContext *ctx, const char *errmsg, ...)
{
va_list ap;
va_start(ap, errmsg);
format_err(ctx, errmsg, ap);
va_end(ap);
return false;
}
/* set message and return NULL */
_PRINTF(2,3)
static void *err_null(struct JsonContext *ctx, const char *errmsg, ...)
{
va_list ap;
va_start(ap, errmsg);
format_err(ctx, errmsg, ap);
va_end(ap);
return NULL;
}
/* callback for cbtree, returns key bytes */
static size_t get_key_data_cb(void *dictptr, void *keyptr, const void **dst_p)
{
struct JsonValue *key = keyptr;
*dst_p = get_cstring(key);
return key->u.v_size;
}
/* add elemnt to list */
static void real_list_append(struct JsonValue *list, struct JsonValue *elem)
{
struct ValueList *vlist;
vlist = get_list_vlist(list);
if (vlist->last) {
set_next(vlist->last, elem);
} else {
vlist->first = elem;
}
vlist->last = elem;
vlist->array = NULL;
list->u.v_size++;
}
/* add key to tree */
static bool real_dict_add_key(struct JsonContext *ctx, struct JsonValue *dict, struct JsonValue *key)
{
struct CBTree *tree;
tree = get_dict_tree(dict);
if (!tree)
return err_false(ctx, "Expect dict");
if (json_value_size(key) > JSON_MAX_KEY)
return err_false(ctx, "Too large key");
dict->u.v_size++;
if (!cbtree_insert(tree, key))
return err_false(ctx, "Key insertion failed");
return true;
}
/* create basic value struct, link to stuctures */
static struct JsonValue *mk_value(struct JsonContext *ctx, enum JsonValueType type, size_t extra, bool attach)
{
struct JsonValue *val;
struct JsonContainer *col = NULL;
if (!ctx)
return NULL;
val = cx_alloc(ctx->pool, sizeof(struct JsonValue) + extra);
if (!val)
return err_null(ctx, "No memory");
if ((uintptr_t)val & TYPE_MASK)
return err_null(ctx, "Unaligned pointer");
/* initial value */
val->v_next_and_type = type;
val->u.v_int = 0;
if (type == JSON_DICT || type == JSON_LIST) {
col = get_container(val);
col->c_ctx = ctx;
col->c_parent = NULL;
if (type == JSON_DICT) {
col->u.c_dict = cbtree_create(get_key_data_cb, NULL, val, ctx->pool);
if (!col->u.c_dict)
return err_null(ctx, "No memory");
} else {
memset(&col->u.c_list, 0, sizeof(col->u.c_list));
}
}
/* independent JsonValue? */
if (!attach) {
set_next(val, UNATTACHED);
return val;
}
/* attach to parent */
if (col)
col->c_parent = ctx->parent;
/* attach to previous value */
if (has_type(ctx->parent, JSON_DICT)) {
if (ctx->cur_key) {
set_next(ctx->cur_key, val);
ctx->cur_key = NULL;
} else {
ctx->cur_key = val;
}
} else if (has_type(ctx->parent, JSON_LIST)) {
real_list_append(ctx->parent, val);
} else if (!ctx->top) {
ctx->top = val;
} else {
return err_null(ctx, "Only one top element is allowed");
}
return val;
}
static void prepare_array(struct JsonValue *list)
{
struct JsonContainer *c;
struct JsonValue *val;
struct ValueList *vlist;
size_t i;
vlist = get_list_vlist(list);
if (vlist->array)
return;
c = get_container(list);
vlist->array = cx_alloc(c->c_ctx->pool, list->u.v_size * sizeof(struct JsonValue *));
if (!vlist->array)
return;
val = vlist->first;
for (i = 0; i < list->u.v_size && val; i++) {
vlist->array[i] = val;
val = get_next(val);
}
}
/*
* Parsing code starts
*/
/* create and change context */
static bool open_container(struct JsonContext *ctx, enum JsonValueType type, unsigned int extra)
{
struct JsonValue *jv;
jv = mk_value(ctx, type, extra, true);
if (!jv)
return false;
ctx->parent = jv;
ctx->cur_key = NULL;
return true;
}
/* close and change context */
static enum ParseState close_container(struct JsonContext *ctx, enum ParseState state)
{
struct JsonContainer *c;
if (state != S_PARENT)
return (int)err_false(ctx, "close_container bug");
c = get_container(ctx->parent);
if (!c)
return (int)err_false(ctx, "invalid parent");
ctx->parent = c->c_parent;
ctx->cur_key = NULL;
if (has_type(ctx->parent, JSON_DICT)) {
return S_DICT_COMMA_OR_CLOSE;
} else if (has_type(ctx->parent, JSON_LIST)) {
return S_LIST_COMMA_OR_CLOSE;
}
return S_DONE;
}
/* parse 4-char token */
static bool parse_char4(struct JsonContext *ctx, const char **src_p, const char *end,
uint32_t t_exp, enum JsonValueType type, bool val)
{
const char *src;
uint32_t t_got;
struct JsonValue *jv;
src = *src_p;
if (src + 4 > end)
return err_false(ctx, "Unexpected end of token");
memcpy(&t_got, src, 4);
if (t_exp != t_got)
return err_false(ctx, "Invalid token");
jv = mk_value(ctx, type, 0, true);
if (!jv)
return false;
jv->u.v_bool = val;
*src_p += 4;
return true;
}
/* parse int or float */
static bool parse_number(struct JsonContext *ctx, const char **src_p, const char *end)
{
const char *start, *src;
enum JsonValueType type = JSON_INT;
char *tokend = NULL;
char buf[NUMBER_BUF];
size_t len;
struct JsonValue *jv;
double v_float = 0;
int64_t v_int = 0;
/* scan & copy */
start = src = *src_p;
for (; src < end; src++) {
if (*src >= '0' && *src <= '9') {
} else if (*src == '+' || *src == '-') {
} else if (*src == '.' || *src == 'e' || *src == 'E') {
type = JSON_FLOAT;
} else {
break;
}
}
len = src - start;
if (len >= NUMBER_BUF)
goto failed;
memcpy(buf, start, len);
buf[len] = 0;
/* now parse */
errno = 0;
tokend = buf;
if (type == JSON_FLOAT) {
v_float = strtod_dot(buf, &tokend);
if (*tokend != 0 || errno || !isfinite(v_float))
goto failed;
} else if (len < 8) {
v_int = strtol(buf, &tokend, 10);
if (*tokend != 0 || errno)
goto failed;
} else {
v_int = strtoll(buf, &tokend, 10);
if (*tokend != 0 || errno || v_int < JSON_MININT || v_int > JSON_MAXINT)
goto failed;
}
/* create value struct */
jv = mk_value(ctx, type, 0, true);
if (!jv)
return false;
if (type == JSON_FLOAT) {
jv->u.v_float = v_float;
} else {
jv->u.v_int = v_int;
}
*src_p = src;
return true;
failed:
if (!errno)
errno = EINVAL;
return err_false(ctx, "Number parse failed");
}
/*
* String parsing
*/
static int parse_hex(const char *s, const char *end)
{
int v = 0, c, i, x;
if (s + 4 > end)
return -1;
for (i = 0; i < 4; i++) {
c = s[i];
if (c >= '0' && c <= '9') {
x = c - '0';
} else if (c >= 'a' && c <= 'f') {
x = c - 'a' + 10;
} else if (c >= 'A' && c <= 'F') {
x = c - 'A' + 10;
} else {
return -1;
}
v = (v << 4) | x;
}
return v;
}
/* process \uXXXX escapes, merge surrogates */
static bool parse_uescape(struct JsonContext *ctx, char **dst_p, char *dstend,
const char **src_p, const char *end)
{
int c, c2;
const char *src = *src_p;
c = parse_hex(src, end);
if (c <= 0)
return err_false(ctx, "Invalid hex escape");
src += 4;
if (c >= 0xD800 && c <= 0xDFFF) {
/* first surrogate */
if (c >= 0xDC00)
return err_false(ctx, "Invalid UTF16 escape");
if (src + 6 > end)
return err_false(ctx, "Invalid UTF16 escape");
/* second surrogate */
if (src[0] != '\\' || src[1] != 'u')
return err_false(ctx, "Invalid UTF16 escape");
c2 = parse_hex(src + 2, end);
if (c2 < 0xDC00 || c2 > 0xDFFF)
return err_false(ctx, "Invalid UTF16 escape");
c = 0x10000 + ((c & 0x3FF) << 10) + (c2 & 0x3FF);
src += 6;
}
/* now write char */
if (!utf8_put_char(c, dst_p, dstend))
return err_false(ctx, "Invalid UTF16 escape");
*src_p = src;
return true;
}
#define meta_string(c) (((c) == '"' || (c) == '\\' || (c) == '\0' || \
(c) == '\n' || ((c) & 0x80) != 0) ? 1 : 0)
static const uint8_t string_examine_chars[] = INTMAP256_CONST(meta_string);
/* look for string end, validate contents */
static bool scan_string(struct JsonContext *ctx, const char *src, const char *end,
const char **str_end_p, bool *hasesc_p, int64_t *nlines_p)
{
bool hasesc = false;
int64_t lines = 0;
unsigned int n;
bool check_utf8 = true;
if (ctx->options & JSON_PARSE_IGNORE_ENCODING)
check_utf8 = false;
while (src < end) {
if (!string_examine_chars[(uint8_t)*src]) {
src++;
} else if (*src == '"') {
/* string end */
*hasesc_p = hasesc;
*str_end_p = src;
*nlines_p = lines;
return true;
} else if (*src == '\\') {
hasesc = true;
src++;
if (src < end && (*src == '\\' || *src == '"'))
src++;
} else if (*src & 0x80) {
n = utf8_validate_seq(src, end);
if (n) {
src += n;
} else if (check_utf8) {
goto badutf;
} else {
src++;
}
} else if (*src == '\n') {
lines++;
src++;
} else {
goto badutf;
}
}
return err_false(ctx, "Unexpected end of string");
badutf:
return err_false(ctx, "Invalid UTF8 sequence");
}
/* string boundaries are known, copy and unescape */
static char *process_escapes(struct JsonContext *ctx,
const char *src, const char *end,
char *dst, char *dstend)
{
const char *esc;
/* process escapes */
while (src < end) {
esc = memchr(src, '\\', end - src);
if (!esc) {
dst = plain_copy(dst, src, end);
break;
}
dst = plain_copy(dst, src, esc);
src = esc + 1;
switch (*src++) {
case '"': *dst++ = '"'; break;
case '\\': *dst++ = '\\'; break;
case '/': *dst++ = '/'; break;
case 'b': *dst++ = '\b'; break;
case 'f': *dst++ = '\f'; break;
case 'n': *dst++ = '\n'; break;
case 'r': *dst++ = '\r'; break;
case 't': *dst++ = '\t'; break;
case 'u':
if (!parse_uescape(ctx, &dst, dstend, &src, end))
return NULL;
break;
default:
return err_null(ctx, "Invalid escape code");
}
}
return dst;
}
/* 2-phase string processing */
static bool parse_string(struct JsonContext *ctx, const char **src_p, const char *end)
{
const char *start, *strend = NULL;
bool hasesc = false;
char *dst, *dstend;
size_t len;
struct JsonValue *jv;
int64_t lines = 0;
/* find string boundaries, validate */
start = *src_p;
if (!scan_string(ctx, start, end, &strend, &hasesc, &lines))
return false;
/* create value struct */
len = strend - start;
jv = mk_value(ctx, JSON_STRING, len + 1, true);
if (!jv)
return false;
dst = get_cstring(jv);
dstend = dst + len;
/* copy & process escapes */
if (hasesc) {
dst = process_escapes(ctx, start, strend, dst, dstend);
if (!dst)
return false;
} else {
dst = plain_copy(dst, start, strend);
}
*dst = '\0';
jv->u.v_size = dst - get_cstring(jv);
ctx->linenr += lines;
*src_p = strend + 1;
return true;
}
/*
* Helpers for relaxed parsing
*/
static bool skip_comment(struct JsonContext *ctx, const char **src_p, const char *end)
{
const char *s, *start;
char c;
size_t lnr;
s = start = *src_p;
if (s >= end)
return false;
c = *s++;
if (c == '/') {
s = memchr(s, '\n', end - s);
if (s) {
ctx->linenr++;
*src_p = s + 1;
} else {
*src_p = end;
}
return true;
} else if (c == '*') {
for (lnr = 0; s + 2 <= end; s++) {
if (s[0] == '*' && s[1] == '/') {
ctx->linenr += lnr;
*src_p = s + 2;
return true;
} else if (s[0] == '\n') {
lnr++;
}
}
}
return false;
}
static bool skip_extra_comma(struct JsonContext *ctx, const char **src_p, const char *end, enum ParseState state)
{
bool skip = false;
const char *src = *src_p;
while (src < end && isspace(*src)) {
if (*src == '\n')
ctx->linenr++;
src++;
}
if (src < end) {
if (*src == '}') {
if (state == S_DICT_COMMA_OR_CLOSE || state == S_DICT_KEY_OR_CLOSE)
skip = true;
} else if (*src == ']') {
if (state == S_LIST_COMMA_OR_CLOSE || state == S_LIST_VALUE_OR_CLOSE)
skip = true;
}
}
*src_p = src;
return skip;
}
/*
* Main parser
*/
/* oldstate + token -> newstate */
static const unsigned char STATE_STEPS[MAX_STATES][MAX_TOKENS] = {
[S_INITIAL_VALUE] = {
[T_OPEN_LIST] = S_LIST_VALUE_OR_CLOSE,
[T_OPEN_DICT] = S_DICT_KEY_OR_CLOSE,
[T_STRING] = S_DONE,
[T_OTHER] = S_DONE },
[S_LIST_VALUE] = {
[T_OPEN_LIST] = S_LIST_VALUE_OR_CLOSE,
[T_OPEN_DICT] = S_DICT_KEY_OR_CLOSE,
[T_STRING] = S_LIST_COMMA_OR_CLOSE,
[T_OTHER] = S_LIST_COMMA_OR_CLOSE },
[S_LIST_VALUE_OR_CLOSE] = {
[T_OPEN_LIST] = S_LIST_VALUE_OR_CLOSE,
[T_OPEN_DICT] = S_DICT_KEY_OR_CLOSE,
[T_STRING] = S_LIST_COMMA_OR_CLOSE,
[T_OTHER] = S_LIST_COMMA_OR_CLOSE,
[T_CLOSE_LIST] = S_PARENT },
[S_LIST_COMMA_OR_CLOSE] = {
[T_COMMA] = S_LIST_VALUE,
[T_CLOSE_LIST] = S_PARENT },
[S_DICT_KEY] = {
[T_STRING] = S_DICT_COLON },
[S_DICT_KEY_OR_CLOSE] = {
[T_STRING] = S_DICT_COLON,
[T_CLOSE_DICT] = S_PARENT },
[S_DICT_COLON] = {
[T_COLON] = S_DICT_VALUE },
[S_DICT_VALUE] = {
[T_OPEN_LIST] = S_LIST_VALUE_OR_CLOSE,
[T_OPEN_DICT] = S_DICT_KEY_OR_CLOSE,
[T_STRING] = S_DICT_COMMA_OR_CLOSE,
[T_OTHER] = S_DICT_COMMA_OR_CLOSE },
[S_DICT_COMMA_OR_CLOSE] = {
[T_COMMA] = S_DICT_KEY,
[T_CLOSE_DICT] = S_PARENT },
};
#define MAPSTATE(state, tok) do { \
int newstate = STATE_STEPS[state][tok]; \
if (!newstate) \
return err_false(ctx, "Unexpected symbol: '%c'", c); \
state = newstate; \
} while (0)
/* actual parser */
static bool parse_tokens(struct JsonContext *ctx, const char *src, const char *end)
{
char c;
enum ParseState state = S_INITIAL_VALUE;
bool relaxed = ctx->options & JSON_PARSE_RELAXED;
while (src < end) {
c = *src++;
switch (c) {
case '\n':
ctx->linenr++;
case ' ': case '\t': case '\r': case '\f': case '\v':
/* common case - many spaces */
while (src < end && *src == ' ') src++;
break;
case '"':
MAPSTATE(state, T_STRING);
if (!parse_string(ctx, &src, end))
goto failed;
break;
case 'n':
MAPSTATE(state, T_OTHER);
src--;
if (!parse_char4(ctx, &src, end, C_NULL, JSON_NULL, 0))
goto failed;
continue;
case 't':
MAPSTATE(state, T_OTHER);
src--;
if (!parse_char4(ctx, &src, end, C_TRUE, JSON_BOOL, 1))
goto failed;
break;
case 'f':
MAPSTATE(state, T_OTHER);
if (!parse_char4(ctx, &src, end, C_ALSE, JSON_BOOL, 0))
goto failed;
break;
case '-':
case '0': case '1': case '2': case '3': case '4':
case '5': case '6': case '7': case '8': case '9':
MAPSTATE(state, T_OTHER);
src--;
if (!parse_number(ctx, &src, end))
goto failed;
break;
case '[':
MAPSTATE(state, T_OPEN_LIST);
if (!open_container(ctx, JSON_LIST, LIST_EXTRA))
goto failed;
break;
case '{':
MAPSTATE(state, T_OPEN_DICT);
if (!open_container(ctx, JSON_DICT, DICT_EXTRA))
goto failed;
break;
case ']':
MAPSTATE(state, T_CLOSE_LIST);
state = close_container(ctx, state);
if (!state)
goto failed;
break;
case '}':
MAPSTATE(state, T_CLOSE_DICT);
state = close_container(ctx, state);
if (!state)
goto failed;
break;
case ':':
MAPSTATE(state, T_COLON);
if (!real_dict_add_key(ctx, ctx->parent, ctx->cur_key))
goto failed;
break;
case ',':
if (relaxed && skip_extra_comma(ctx, &src, end, state))
continue;
MAPSTATE(state, T_COMMA);
break;
case '/':
if (relaxed && skip_comment(ctx, &src, end))
continue;
/* fallthrough */
default:
return err_false(ctx, "Invalid symbol: '%c'", c);
}
}
if (state != S_DONE)
return err_false(ctx, "Container still open");
return true;
failed:
return false;
}
/* parser public api */
struct JsonValue *json_parse(struct JsonContext *ctx, const char *json, size_t len)
{
const char *end = json + len;
/* reset parser */
ctx->linenr = 1;
ctx->parent = NULL;
ctx->cur_key = NULL;
ctx->lasterr = NULL;
ctx->top = NULL;
if (!parse_tokens(ctx, json, end))
return NULL;
return ctx->top;
}
/*
* Render value as JSON string.
*/
static bool render_null(struct RenderState *rs, struct JsonValue *jv)
{
return mbuf_write(rs->dst, "null", 4);
}
static bool render_bool(struct RenderState *rs, struct JsonValue *jv)
{
if (jv->u.v_bool)
return mbuf_write(rs->dst, "true", 4);
return mbuf_write(rs->dst, "false", 5);
}
static bool render_int(struct RenderState *rs, struct JsonValue *jv)
{
char buf[NUMBER_BUF];
int len;
len = snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%" PRIi64, jv->u.v_int);
if (len < 0 || len >= NUMBER_BUF)
return false;
return mbuf_write(rs->dst, buf, len);
}
static bool render_float(struct RenderState *rs, struct JsonValue *jv)
{
char buf[NUMBER_BUF + 2];
int len;
len = dtostr_dot(buf, NUMBER_BUF, jv->u.v_float);
if (len < 0 || len >= NUMBER_BUF)
return false;
if (!memchr(buf, '.', len) && !memchr(buf, 'e', len)) {
buf[len++] = '.';
buf[len++] = '0';
}
return mbuf_write(rs->dst, buf, len);
}
static bool escape_char(struct MBuf *dst, unsigned int c)
{
char ec;
char buf[10];
/* start escape */
if (!mbuf_write_byte(dst, '\\'))
return false;
/* escape same char */
if (c == '"' || c == '\\')
return mbuf_write_byte(dst, c);
/* low-ascii mess */
switch (c) {
case '\b': ec = 'b'; break;
case '\f': ec = 'f'; break;
case '\n': ec = 'n'; break;
case '\r': ec = 'r'; break;
case '\t': ec = 't'; break;
default:
snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "u%04x", c);
return mbuf_write(dst, buf, 5);
}
return mbuf_write_byte(dst, ec);
}
static bool render_string(struct RenderState *rs, struct JsonValue *jv)
{
const char *s, *last;
const char *val = get_cstring(jv);
size_t len = jv->u.v_size;
const char *end = val + len;
unsigned int c;
/* start quote */
if (!mbuf_write_byte(rs->dst, '"'))
return false;
for (s = last = val; s < end; s++) {
if (*s == '"' || *s == '\\' || (unsigned char)*s < 0x20 ||
/* Valid in JSON, but not in JS:
\u2028 - Line separator
\u2029 - Paragraph separator */
((unsigned char)s[0] == 0xE2 && (unsigned char)s[1] == 0x80 &&
((unsigned char)s[2] == 0xA8 || (unsigned char)s[2] == 0xA9)))
{
/* flush */
if (last < s) {
if (!mbuf_write(rs->dst, last, s - last))
return false;
}
if ((unsigned char)s[0] == 0xE2) {
c = 0x2028 + ((unsigned char)s[2] - 0xA8);
last = s + 3;
} else {
c = (unsigned char)*s;
last = s + 1;
}
/* output escaped char */
if (!escape_char(rs->dst, c))
return false;
}
}
/* flush */
if (last < s) {
if (!mbuf_write(rs->dst, last, s - last))
return false;
}
/* final quote */
if (!mbuf_write_byte(rs->dst, '"'))
return false;
return true;
}
/*
* Render complex values
*/
struct ElemWriterState {
struct RenderState *rs;
char sep;
};
static bool list_elem_writer(void *arg, struct JsonValue *elem)
{
struct ElemWriterState *state = arg;
if (state->sep && !mbuf_write_byte(state->rs->dst, state->sep))
return false;
state->sep = ',';
return render_any(state->rs, elem);
}
static bool render_list(struct RenderState *rs, struct JsonValue *list)
{
struct ElemWriterState state;
state.rs = rs;
state.sep = 0;
if (!mbuf_write_byte(rs->dst, '['))
return false;
if (!json_list_iter(list, list_elem_writer, &state))
return false;
if (!mbuf_write_byte(rs->dst, ']'))
return false;
return true;
}
static bool dict_elem_writer(void *ctx, struct JsonValue *key, struct JsonValue *val)
{
struct ElemWriterState *state = ctx;
if (state->sep && !mbuf_write_byte(state->rs->dst, state->sep))
return false;
state->sep = ',';
if (!render_any(state->rs, key))
return false;
if (!mbuf_write_byte(state->rs->dst, ':'))
return false;
return render_any(state->rs, val);
}
static bool render_dict(struct RenderState *rs, struct JsonValue *dict)
{
struct ElemWriterState state;
state.rs = rs;
state.sep = 0;
if (!mbuf_write_byte(rs->dst, '{'))
return false;
if (!json_dict_iter(dict, dict_elem_writer, &state))
return false;
if (!mbuf_write_byte(rs->dst, '}'))
return false;
return true;
}
static bool render_invalid(struct RenderState *rs, struct JsonValue *jv)
{
return false;
}
/*
* Public api
*/
static bool render_any(struct RenderState *rs, struct JsonValue *jv)
{
static const render_func_t rfunc_map[] = {
render_invalid, render_null, render_bool, render_int,
render_float, render_string, render_list, render_dict,
};
return rfunc_map[get_type(jv)](rs, jv);
}
bool json_render(struct MBuf *dst, struct JsonValue *jv)
{
struct RenderState rs;
rs.dst = dst;
rs.options = 0;
return render_any(&rs, jv);
}
/*
* Examine single value
*/
enum JsonValueType json_value_type(struct JsonValue *jv)
{
return get_type(jv);
}
size_t json_value_size(struct JsonValue *jv)
{
if (has_type(jv, JSON_STRING) ||
has_type(jv, JSON_LIST) ||
has_type(jv, JSON_DICT))
return jv->u.v_size;
return 0;
}
bool json_value_as_bool(struct JsonValue *jv, bool *dst_p)
{
if (!has_type(jv, JSON_BOOL))
return false;
*dst_p = jv->u.v_bool;
return true;
}
bool json_value_as_int(struct JsonValue *jv, int64_t *dst_p)
{
if (!has_type(jv, JSON_INT))
return false;
*dst_p = jv->u.v_int;
return true;
}
bool json_value_as_float(struct JsonValue *jv, double *dst_p)
{
if (!has_type(jv, JSON_FLOAT)) {
if (has_type(jv, JSON_INT)) {
*dst_p = jv->u.v_int;
return true;
}
return false;
}
*dst_p = jv->u.v_float;
return true;
}
bool json_value_as_string(struct JsonValue *jv, const char **dst_p, size_t *size_p)
{
if (!has_type(jv, JSON_STRING))
return false;
*dst_p = get_cstring(jv);
if (size_p)
*size_p = jv->u.v_size;
return true;
}
/*
* Load value from dict.
*/
static int dict_getter(struct JsonValue *dict,
const char *key, unsigned int klen,
struct JsonValue **val_p,
enum JsonValueType req_type, bool req_value)
{
struct JsonValue *val, *kjv;
struct CBTree *tree;
tree = get_dict_tree(dict);
if (!tree)
return false;
kjv = cbtree_lookup(tree, key, klen);
if (!kjv) {
if (req_value)
return false;
*val_p = NULL;
return true;
}
val = get_next(kjv);
if (!req_value && json_value_is_null(val)) {
*val_p = NULL;
return true;
}
if (!has_type(val, req_type))
return false;
*val_p = val;
return true;
}
bool json_dict_get_value(struct JsonValue *dict, const char *key, struct JsonValue **val_p)
{
struct CBTree *tree;
struct JsonValue *kjv;
size_t klen;
tree = get_dict_tree(dict);
if (!tree)
return false;
klen = strlen(key);
kjv = cbtree_lookup(tree, key, klen);
if (!kjv)
return false;
*val_p = get_next(kjv);
return true;
}
bool json_dict_is_null(struct JsonValue *dict, const char *key)
{
struct JsonValue *val;
if (!json_dict_get_value(dict, key, &val))
return true;
return has_type(val, JSON_NULL);
}
bool json_dict_get_bool(struct JsonValue *dict, const char *key, bool *dst_p)
{
struct JsonValue *val;
if (!dict_getter(dict, key, strlen(key), &val, JSON_BOOL, true))
return false;
return json_value_as_bool(val, dst_p);
}
bool json_dict_get_int(struct JsonValue *dict, const char *key, int64_t *dst_p)
{
struct JsonValue *val;
if (!dict_getter(dict, key, strlen(key), &val, JSON_INT, true))
return false;
return json_value_as_int(val, dst_p);
}
bool json_dict_get_float(struct JsonValue *dict, const char *key, double *dst_p)
{
struct JsonValue *val;
if (!dict_getter(dict, key, strlen(key), &val, JSON_FLOAT, true))
return false;
return json_value_as_float(val, dst_p);
}
bool json_dict_get_string(struct JsonValue *dict, const char *key, const char **dst_p, size_t *len_p)
{
struct JsonValue *val;
if (!dict_getter(dict, key, strlen(key), &val, JSON_STRING, true))
return false;
return json_value_as_string(val, dst_p, len_p);
}
bool json_dict_get_list(struct JsonValue *dict, const char *key, struct JsonValue **dst_p)
{
return dict_getter(dict, key, strlen(key), dst_p, JSON_LIST, true);
}
bool json_dict_get_dict(struct JsonValue *dict, const char *key, struct JsonValue **dst_p)
{
return dict_getter(dict, key, strlen(key), dst_p, JSON_DICT, true);
}
/*
* Load optional dict element.
*/
bool json_dict_get_opt_bool(struct JsonValue *dict, const char *key, bool *dst_p)
{
struct JsonValue *val;
if (!dict_getter(dict, key, strlen(key), &val, JSON_BOOL, false))
return false;
return !val || json_value_as_bool(val, dst_p);
}
bool json_dict_get_opt_int(struct JsonValue *dict, const char *key, int64_t *dst_p)
{
struct JsonValue *val;
if (!dict_getter(dict, key, strlen(key), &val, JSON_INT, false))
return false;
return !val || json_value_as_int(val, dst_p);
}
bool json_dict_get_opt_float(struct JsonValue *dict, const char *key, double *dst_p)
{
struct JsonValue *val;
if (!dict_getter(dict, key, strlen(key), &val, JSON_FLOAT, false))
return false;
return !val || json_value_as_float(val, dst_p);
}
bool json_dict_get_opt_string(struct JsonValue *dict, const char *key, const char **dst_p, size_t *len_p)
{
struct JsonValue *val;
if (!dict_getter(dict, key, strlen(key), &val, JSON_STRING, false))
return false;
return !val || json_value_as_string(val, dst_p, len_p);
}
bool json_dict_get_opt_list(struct JsonValue *dict, const char *key, struct JsonValue **dst_p)
{
struct JsonValue *val;
if (!dict_getter(dict, key, strlen(key), &val, JSON_LIST, false))
return false;
if (val)
*dst_p = val;
return true;
}
bool json_dict_get_opt_dict(struct JsonValue *dict, const char *key, struct JsonValue **dst_p)
{
struct JsonValue *val;
if (!dict_getter(dict, key, strlen(key), &val, JSON_DICT, false))
return false;
if (val)
*dst_p = val;
return true;
}
/*
* Load value from list.
*/
bool json_list_get_value(struct JsonValue *list, size_t index, struct JsonValue **val_p)
{
struct JsonValue *val;
struct ValueList *vlist;
size_t i;
vlist = get_list_vlist(list);
if (!vlist)
return false;
if (index >= list->u.v_size)
return false;
if (!vlist->array && list->u.v_size > 10)
prepare_array(list);
/* direct fetch */
if (vlist->array) {
*val_p = vlist->array[index];
return true;
}
/* walk */
val = vlist->first;
for (i = 0; val; i++) {
if (i == index) {
*val_p = val;
return true;
}
val = get_next(val);
}
return false;
}
bool json_list_is_null(struct JsonValue *list, size_t n)
{
struct JsonValue *jv;
if (!json_list_get_value(list, n, &jv))
return true;
return has_type(jv, JSON_NULL);
}
bool json_list_get_bool(struct JsonValue *list, size_t index, bool *val_p)
{
struct JsonValue *jv;
if (!json_list_get_value(list, index, &jv))
return false;
return json_value_as_bool(jv, val_p);
}
bool json_list_get_int(struct JsonValue *list, size_t index, int64_t *val_p)
{
struct JsonValue *jv;
if (!json_list_get_value(list, index, &jv))
return false;
return json_value_as_int(jv, val_p);
}
bool json_list_get_float(struct JsonValue *list, size_t index, double *val_p)
{
struct JsonValue *jv;
if (!json_list_get_value(list, index, &jv))
return false;
return json_value_as_float(jv, val_p);
}
bool json_list_get_string(struct JsonValue *list, size_t index, const char **val_p, size_t *len_p)
{
struct JsonValue *jv;
if (!json_list_get_value(list, index, &jv))
return false;
return json_value_as_string(jv, val_p, len_p);
}
bool json_list_get_list(struct JsonValue *list, size_t index, struct JsonValue **val_p)
{
struct JsonValue *jv;
if (!json_list_get_value(list, index, &jv))
return false;
if (!has_type(jv, JSON_LIST))
return false;
*val_p = jv;
return true;
}
bool json_list_get_dict(struct JsonValue *list, size_t index, struct JsonValue **val_p)
{
struct JsonValue *jv;
if (!json_list_get_value(list, index, &jv))
return false;
if (!has_type(jv, JSON_DICT))
return false;
*val_p = jv;
return true;
}
/*
* Iterate over list and dict values.
*/
struct DictIterState {
json_dict_iter_callback_f cb_func;
void *cb_arg;
};
static bool dict_iter_helper(void *arg, void *jv)
{
struct DictIterState *state = arg;
struct JsonValue *key = jv;
struct JsonValue *val = get_next(key);
return state->cb_func(state->cb_arg, key, val);
}
bool json_dict_iter(struct JsonValue *dict, json_dict_iter_callback_f cb_func, void *cb_arg)
{
struct DictIterState state;
struct CBTree *tree;
tree = get_dict_tree(dict);
if (!tree)
return false;
state.cb_func = cb_func;
state.cb_arg = cb_arg;
return cbtree_walk(tree, dict_iter_helper, &state);
}
bool json_list_iter(struct JsonValue *list, json_list_iter_callback_f cb_func, void *cb_arg)
{
struct JsonValue *elem;
struct ValueList *vlist;
vlist = get_list_vlist(list);
if (!vlist)
return false;
for (elem = vlist->first; elem; elem = get_next(elem)) {
if (!cb_func(cb_arg, elem))
return false;
}
return true;
}
/*
* Create new values.
*/
struct JsonValue *json_new_null(struct JsonContext *ctx)
{
return mk_value(ctx, JSON_NULL, 0, false);
}
struct JsonValue *json_new_bool(struct JsonContext *ctx, bool val)
{
struct JsonValue *jv;
jv = mk_value(ctx, JSON_BOOL, 0, false);
if (jv)
jv->u.v_bool = val;
return jv;
}
struct JsonValue *json_new_int(struct JsonContext *ctx, int64_t val)
{
struct JsonValue *jv;
if (val < JSON_MININT || val > JSON_MAXINT) {
errno = ERANGE;
return NULL;
}
jv = mk_value(ctx, JSON_INT, 0, false);
if (jv)
jv->u.v_int = val;
return jv;
}
struct JsonValue *json_new_float(struct JsonContext *ctx, double val)
{
struct JsonValue *jv;
/* check if value survives JSON roundtrip */
if (!isfinite(val))
return false;
jv = mk_value(ctx, JSON_FLOAT, 0, false);
if (jv)
jv->u.v_float = val;
return jv;
}
struct JsonValue *json_new_string(struct JsonContext *ctx, const char *val)
{
struct JsonValue *jv;
size_t len;
len = strlen(val);
if (!utf8_validate_string(val, val + len))
return NULL;
jv = mk_value(ctx, JSON_STRING, len + 1, false);
if (jv) {
memcpy(get_cstring(jv), val, len + 1);
jv->u.v_size = len;
}
return jv;
}
struct JsonValue *json_new_list(struct JsonContext *ctx)
{
return mk_value(ctx, JSON_LIST, LIST_EXTRA, false);
}
struct JsonValue *json_new_dict(struct JsonContext *ctx)
{
return mk_value(ctx, JSON_DICT, DICT_EXTRA, false);
}
/*
* Add to containers
*/
bool json_list_append(struct JsonValue *list, struct JsonValue *val)
{
if (!val)
return false;
if (!has_type(list, JSON_LIST))
return false;
if (!is_unattached(val))
return false;
set_parent(val, list);
set_next(val, NULL);
real_list_append(list, val);
return true;
}
bool json_list_append_null(struct JsonValue *list)
{
struct JsonValue *v;
v = json_new_null(get_context(list));
return json_list_append(list, v);
}
bool json_list_append_bool(struct JsonValue *list, bool val)
{
struct JsonValue *v;
v = json_new_bool(get_context(list), val);
return json_list_append(list, v);
}
bool json_list_append_int(struct JsonValue *list, int64_t val)
{
struct JsonValue *v;
v = json_new_int(get_context(list), val);
return json_list_append(list, v);
}
bool json_list_append_float(struct JsonValue *list, double val)
{
struct JsonValue *v;
v = json_new_float(get_context(list), val);
return json_list_append(list, v);
}
bool json_list_append_string(struct JsonValue *list, const char *val)
{
struct JsonValue *v;
v = json_new_string(get_context(list), val);
return json_list_append(list, v);
}
bool json_dict_put(struct JsonValue *dict, const char *key, struct JsonValue *val)
{
struct JsonValue *kjv;
struct JsonContainer *c;
if (!key || !val)
return false;
if (!has_type(dict, JSON_DICT))
return false;
if (!is_unattached(val))
return false;
c = get_container(dict);
kjv = json_new_string(c->c_ctx, key);
if (!kjv)
return false;
if (!real_dict_add_key(c->c_ctx, dict, kjv))
return false;
set_next(kjv, val);
set_next(val, NULL);
set_parent(val, dict);
return true;
}
bool json_dict_put_null(struct JsonValue *dict, const char *key)
{
struct JsonValue *v;
v = json_new_null(get_context(dict));
return json_dict_put(dict, key, v);
}
bool json_dict_put_bool(struct JsonValue *dict, const char *key, bool val)
{
struct JsonValue *v;
v = json_new_bool(get_context(dict), val);
return json_dict_put(dict, key, v);
}
bool json_dict_put_int(struct JsonValue *dict, const char *key, int64_t val)
{
struct JsonValue *v;
v = json_new_int(get_context(dict), val);
return json_dict_put(dict, key, v);
}
bool json_dict_put_float(struct JsonValue *dict, const char *key, double val)
{
struct JsonValue *v;
v = json_new_float(get_context(dict), val);
return json_dict_put(dict, key, v);
}
bool json_dict_put_string(struct JsonValue *dict, const char *key, const char *val)
{
struct JsonValue *v;
v = json_new_string(get_context(dict), val);
return json_dict_put(dict, key, v);
}
/*
* Main context management
*/
struct JsonContext *json_new_context(const void *cx, size_t initial_mem)
{
struct JsonContext *ctx;
CxMem *pool;
pool = cx_new_pool(cx, initial_mem, 8);
if (!pool)
return NULL;
ctx = cx_alloc0(pool, sizeof(*ctx));
if (!ctx) {
cx_destroy(pool);
return NULL;
}
ctx->pool = pool;
return ctx;
}
void json_free_context(struct JsonContext *ctx)
{
if (ctx) {
CxMem *pool = ctx->pool;
memset(ctx, 0, sizeof(*ctx));
cx_destroy(pool);
}
}
const char *json_strerror(struct JsonContext *ctx)
{
return ctx->lasterr;
}
void json_set_options(struct JsonContext *ctx, unsigned int options)
{
ctx->options = options;
}
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As a retired educator, I’m supporting Paula Stepp for Garfield County’s board of commissioners this fall because of her proven management skills, and her years of community volunteer service.
Paula has lived in Garfield County for nearly four decades, much of that time working in circulation, marketing and management for the Carbondale-based national outdoor magazines Climbing, Rock and Ice and Trail Runner. She also has worked in real estate marketing and ran her own marketing, event planning and database management consultancy.
Despite such challenges, Paula always found time to share her energy and talents with the community. Over the years, she has served on the boards of Healthy Mountain Communities, the Cooper Corner elder day care program and the local chapter of Junior Achievement. She’s mentored students in the RE-1 school district’s pre-collegiate program, served as an ESL teacher for Literacy Outreach, and volunteered at the Glenwood Springs soup kitchen, as an educator at St. Stephen’s Church, as a DJ at KDNK radio and as support staff for various races, fairs and events in the valley.
Garfield County voters have a great opportunity this fall to take a big step forward in choosing our next District 1 county commissioner. Please join me in voting for Paula Stepp, and remember to return your mail-in ballot by Nov.6. | 2019-04-25T10:23:35 | https://www.postindependent.com/opinion/letter-stepp-has-proven-management-skills/ |
Seattle First Baptist Church is governed according to our Bylaws, which can be amended only by a vote of the congregation. The latest version of the bylaws is available by clicking on the link below.
"When the Lead Pastor position becomes vacant, the Diaconate will nominate and the congregation will elect a Search Committee composed of Church members representing all major areas of Church Life. Church pastors and other full time staff will not serve on the Search Committee for the Lead Pastor. When any other full time or part time pastoral position becomes vacant, the Diaconate will nominate and the congregation will elect a Search Committee composed of Church members that may also include the Lead Pastor."
Each year the church produces an Annual Report to the congregation. This report is presented at the Annual Meeting in January, and summarizes activities for the past year and plans for the coming year. Reports for recent years are available by clicking on the link below.
This file includes the Annual Report, Financial Report, 2017 Budget and 2017 Officers and Commission Members.
Volunteer Appreciation Awards were presented to Jane Herness and Phil Mortenson.
The addendum contains two individual reports that we inadvertently left out of the larger annual report.
The Commissions file contains the 2014 roster of officers and leaders. | 2019-04-25T00:18:49 | http://www.seattlefirstbaptist.org/organization.html |
From in the tool bar, you can add new external tool.
This chapter is still under construction. Contact the author if you need some help. | 2019-04-21T12:44:49 | http://eclipsebook.in/c-cpp-development/tweaking-cdt/adding-external-tools/ |
According to Statistics Estonia, the GDP of Estonia in 2014 increased 2,1% compared to 2013. The GDP at current prices was 19.5 billion euros. The year was characterised by a slow steady growth of the Estonian economy. Trade contributed significantly to the increase in the GDP, mainly due to an increase in value added in retail trade. In addition, manufacturing and professional, scientific and technical activities contributed the most to the GDP growth in 2014. | 2019-04-19T18:25:18 | http://consulateestoniajakarta.com/?start=16 |
A Toronto-based tech house producer and DJ emerging from a background of electro and fidget house. After living for a number of years in Europe and Chicago, Vaxx has developed his style of bouncy tech basslines with an abundance of percussive elements. He strives to bring up the energy on the club floor with his productions and DJ sets. | 2019-04-26T11:56:05 | http://www.ctrlroom.ca/vaxx/ |
The empowered person creates a better life for themselves, lifts others up, and works to protect our future.
Local area homeless women and children, including victims of domestic violence.
Special Olympics of New Mexico.
Local area high school art, education and sports.
The ultimate in travel kits. Our quality aromatherapy personal care is portable with this aromatherapy travel set.
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This masque comes in a powder that is activated upon adding liquid. Once activated, the masque must be used right away. External use only. Keep away from children.
Use 2 parts Milagro Green Clay Facial Masque Powder to 1 part liquid (not included). Liquid options are: yogurt, kefir, soy milk, goat milk, rice milk, fruit or vegetable juice, vinegar, or water with sea salt.
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Bodacious beards unite! This masculine gift set embodies the rugged nature of the outdoorsman. This gift set includes a natural boar's hair bristle brush for the ultimate in grooming.
Bodacious Beard Balm (2 oz), Bodacious Beard Oil (1 oz) and Extreme Wave Military Boar Brush in Muslin draw-string bag.
Emollient with natural hold, this gift bag comes complete with 2 oz jar of our wildly popular Primo Mustache Wax and a mustache-shaped mustache comb.
Primo Mustache Wax (2 oz tin), Mustache Comb in a black suede draw-string bag.
Mia's Aromatherapy Bloom Box provides personal care and a little love to someone who has sought refuge from a desperate situation.
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Mia's Bloom Box contains 1 ounce each: Sheer Essence 2 in 1 Wash (Tranquil | Relax), Aromatherapy Lotion (Tranquil | Relax) and Lovely Locks Hair Conditioner (Lavender). All are free of parabens, phthalates and sulfates. | 2019-04-24T17:53:13 | https://miabotanicals.com/collections/mia-s-bloom-box-charities |
The Irizar i8 is a luxury tourist vehicle for long journeys and other special services, equipped with the most advanced technology on the market. Travelling in the Irizar i8 is a unique experience.
Only two vehicles of this model are in Europe, one of which was made for Real Madrid.
The début of the new bus, on 27 March 2017, was marked by the arrival of the Portuguese National Team, 2016 European Champions. Photo Courtesy of Ruben Câmara.
This is the first Irizar i8 made for Portugal. Irizar Spain stopped production to get this bus ready in time for Portugal-Sweden 2018 FIFA World Cup football friendly match. The National Portuguese Team, 2016 Champions of Europe, made its fine début on March 27, 2017.
The best player in the world, Cristiano Ronaldo, travelled in this bus. Cristiano Ronaldo was born in Madeira, owns CR7 Museum and Pestana CR7 Funchal Hotel in Madeira and is one of RC TRAVEL Team sponsors, along with Galp, Ageas Seguros, RC Travel and Lux Madeira Travel Agencies.
The choice of colours for this bus, was based on the colours of VIP RC, black with gold letters and above all, because MADEIRA IS GOLD! We wanted to honour the titles that the island achieved in the World Travel Awards: The Best Island Destination in Europe (2013, 2014 and 2016) and the Best Island Destination in the World (2015, 2016 and 2017).
And because our instinct led us to the idea that a sober exterior demanded an exuberant and festive interior, we’ve created a design that would cause passengers a surprise impact, such as the Jesuits Church in Funchal. It wouldn’t be the first time that someone is inspired by our monuments. The International Airport of Madeira, renamed Madeira Airport – Cristiano Ronaldo, got its inspiration from the Gothic columns of Funchal’s Cathedral.
The gold in the corridor in straight lines conveys an air of sophistication and a modern, innovative and futuristic design, which is VIP RC brand image.
This bus offers an exceptional comfort to the Passengers, Drivers and Tourist Guides, guaranteeing an unforgettable stimulating experience.
Independent suspension to reduce the step access height.
Adaptive Cruise Control with approach sensors that help keep up a safe distance from other vehicles.
Laminated-glass windscreen and lateral windows, which crack, but remain intact when broken. | 2019-04-18T18:27:21 | https://transportsmadeiraviprc.com/2018/09/01/bus-irizar-i8-vip-51-2/ |
MIDDLEBROOK, VA--(Marketwired - Dec 15, 2015) - Jaymie Scotto & Associates (JSA), the preeminent marketing, public relations and event-planning firm serving the telecommunications industry, today announces its next installment of the JSA TV CEO Virtual Roundtable series, entitled, 'The Big Growth Companies of 2015 and Predictions for 2016', to be webcasted live on Friday, January 8 at 11:30 AM ET, and moderated by Robert Powell, Founder and Chief Editor at Telecom Ramblings. The virtual roundtable, celebrating companies who have had a stellar 2015 through business and network expansion, will feature esteemed panelists Richard "Rick" D. Calder, Jr., President and CEO of GTT; Bjarni Thorvardarson, CEO of Hibernia Networks; and Frank Rey, Director Global Network Acquisition Group for Microsoft.
"We are pleased to kick off our first JSA TV Virtual Roundtable of 2016 with this amazing lineup of blockbuster companies," states Jaymie Scotto Cutaia, CEO and Founder of JSA. "And, as a first for our JSA TV Virtual CEO Roundtables series, we are honored to welcome our outside moderator, Rob Powell, one of our industry's most renowned bloggers and media entrepreneurs, to lead this exciting discussion on what is driving company and network expansions, overcoming growth challenges, and top predictions for 2016."
The JSA TV CEO Virtual Roundtable series provides an outlet for multiple viewpoints on critical issues facing the telecom industry today, in an informative video format distributed to the JSA Community and all Telecom Exchange (TEX) attendees. The next Telecom Exchange event takes place June 22, 2016 at Cipriani Wall Street in New York City.
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'use strict';
const expect = require('expect.js');
const http = require('http');
const express = require('express');
const linkCheck = require('../');
describe('link-check', function () {
this.timeout(2500);//increase timeout to enable 429 retry tests
let baseUrl;
let laterCustomRetryCounter;
before(function (done) {
const app = express();
app.head('/nohead', function (req, res) {
res.sendStatus(405); // method not allowed
});
app.get('/nohead', function (req, res) {
res.sendStatus(200);
});
app.get('/foo/redirect', function (req, res) {
res.redirect('/foo/bar');
});
app.get('/foo/bar', function (req, res) {
res.json({foo:'bar'});
});
app.get('/loop', function (req, res) {
res.redirect('/loop');
});
app.get('/hang', function (req, res) {
// no reply
});
app.get('/notfound', function (req, res) {
res.sendStatus(404);
});
app.get('/basic-auth', function (req, res) {
if (req.headers["authorization"] === "Basic Zm9vOmJhcg==") {
return res.sendStatus(200);
}
res.sendStatus(401);
});
// prevent first header try to be a hit
app.head('/later-custom-retry-count', function (req, res) {
res.sendStatus(405); // method not allowed
});
app.get('/later-custom-retry-count', function (req, res) {
laterCustomRetryCounter++;
if(laterCustomRetryCounter === parseInt(req.query.successNumber)) {
res.sendStatus(200);
}else{
res.setHeader('retry-after', 1);
res.sendStatus(429);
}
});
// prevent first header try to be a hit
app.head('/later-standard-header', function (req, res) {
res.sendStatus(405); // method not allowed
});
var stdRetried = false;
var stdFirstTry = 0;
app.get('/later', function (req, res) {
var isRetryDelayExpired = stdFirstTry + 1000 < Date.now();
if(!stdRetried || !isRetryDelayExpired){
stdFirstTry = Date.now();
stdRetried = true;
res.setHeader('retry-after', 1);
res.sendStatus(429);
}else{
res.sendStatus(200);
}
});
// prevent first header try to be a hit
app.head('/later-no-header', function (req, res) {
res.sendStatus(405); // method not allowed
});
var stdNoHeadRetried = false;
var stdNoHeadFirstTry = 0;
app.get('/later-no-header', function (req, res) {
var minTime = stdNoHeadFirstTry + 1000;
var maxTime = minTime + 100;
var now = Date.now();
var isRetryDelayExpired = minTime < now && now < maxTime;
if(!stdNoHeadRetried || !isRetryDelayExpired){
stdNoHeadFirstTry = Date.now();
stdNoHeadRetried = true;
res.sendStatus(429);
}else{
res.sendStatus(200);
}
});
// prevent first header try to be a hit
app.head('/later-non-standard-header', function (req, res) {
res.sendStatus(405); // method not allowed
});
var nonStdRetried = false;
var nonStdFirstTry = 0;
app.get('/later-non-standard-header', function (req, res) {
var isRetryDelayExpired = nonStdFirstTry + 1000 < Date.now();
if(!nonStdRetried || !isRetryDelayExpired){
nonStdFirstTry = Date.now();
nonStdRetried = true;
res.setHeader('retry-after', '1s');
res.sendStatus(429);
}else {
res.sendStatus(200);
}
});
app.get(encodeURI('/url_with_unicode–'), function (req, res) {
res.sendStatus(200);
});
app.get('/url_with_special_chars\\(\\)\\+', function (req, res) {
res.sendStatus(200);
});
const server = http.createServer(app);
server.listen(0 /* random open port */, 'localhost', function serverListen(err) {
if (err) {
done(err);
return;
}
baseUrl = 'http://' + server.address().address + ':' + server.address().port;
done();
});
});
it('should find that a valid link is alive', function (done) {
linkCheck(baseUrl + '/foo/bar', function (err, result) {
expect(err).to.be(null);
expect(result.link).to.be(baseUrl + '/foo/bar');
expect(result.status).to.be('alive');
expect(result.statusCode).to.be(200);
expect(result.err).to.be(null);
done();
});
});
it('should find that a valid external link with basic authentication is alive', function (done) {
linkCheck(baseUrl + '/basic-auth', {
headers: {
'Authorization': 'Basic Zm9vOmJhcg=='
},
}, function (err, result) {
expect(err).to.be(null);
expect(result.status).to.be('alive');
expect(result.statusCode).to.be(200);
expect(result.err).to.be(null);
done();
});
});
it('should find that a valid relative link is alive', function (done) {
linkCheck('/foo/bar', { baseUrl: baseUrl }, function (err, result) {
expect(err).to.be(null);
expect(result.link).to.be('/foo/bar');
expect(result.status).to.be('alive');
expect(result.statusCode).to.be(200);
expect(result.err).to.be(null);
done();
});
});
it('should find that an invalid link is dead', function (done) {
linkCheck(baseUrl + '/foo/dead', function (err, result) {
expect(err).to.be(null);
expect(result.link).to.be(baseUrl + '/foo/dead');
expect(result.status).to.be('dead');
expect(result.statusCode).to.be(404);
expect(result.err).to.be(null);
done();
});
});
it('should find that an invalid relative link is dead', function (done) {
linkCheck('/foo/dead', { baseUrl: baseUrl }, function (err, result) {
expect(err).to.be(null);
expect(result.link).to.be('/foo/dead');
expect(result.status).to.be('dead');
expect(result.statusCode).to.be(404);
expect(result.err).to.be(null);
done();
});
});
it('should report no DNS entry as a dead link (http)', function (done) {
linkCheck('http://example.example.example.com/', function (err, result) {
expect(err).to.be(null);
expect(result.link).to.be('http://example.example.example.com/');
expect(result.status).to.be('dead');
expect(result.statusCode).to.be(0);
expect(result.err.code).to.be('ENOTFOUND');
done();
});
});
it('should report no DNS entry as a dead link (https)', function (done) {
const badLink = 'https://githuuuub.com/tcort/link-check';
linkCheck(badLink, function (err, result) {
expect(err).to.be(null);
expect(result.link).to.be(badLink);
expect(result.status).to.be('dead');
expect(result.statusCode).to.be(0);
expect(result.err.code).to.contain('ENOTFOUND');
done();
});
});
it('should timeout if there is no response', function (done) {
linkCheck(baseUrl + '/hang', { timeout: '100ms' }, function (err, result) {
expect(err).to.be(null);
expect(result.link).to.be(baseUrl + '/hang');
expect(result.status).to.be('dead');
expect(result.statusCode).to.be(0);
expect(result.err.code).to.be('ECONNRESET');
done();
});
});
it('should try GET if HEAD fails', function (done) {
linkCheck(baseUrl + '/nohead', function (err, result) {
expect(err).to.be(null);
expect(result.link).to.be(baseUrl + '/nohead');
expect(result.status).to.be('alive');
expect(result.statusCode).to.be(200);
expect(result.err).to.be(null);
done();
});
});
it('should handle redirects', function (done) {
linkCheck(baseUrl + '/foo/redirect', function (err, result) {
expect(err).to.be(null);
expect(result.link).to.be(baseUrl + '/foo/redirect');
expect(result.status).to.be('alive');
expect(result.statusCode).to.be(200);
expect(result.err).to.be(null);
done();
});
});
it('should handle valid mailto', function (done) {
linkCheck('mailto:linuxgeek@gmail.com', function (err, result) {
expect(err).to.be(null);
expect(result.link).to.be('mailto:linuxgeek@gmail.com');
expect(result.status).to.be('alive');
done();
});
});
it('should handle valid mailto with encoded characters in address', function (done) {
linkCheck('mailto:foo%20bar@example.org', function (err, result) {
expect(err).to.be(null);
expect(result.link).to.be('mailto:foo%20bar@example.org');
expect(result.status).to.be('alive');
done();
});
});
it('should handle valid mailto containing hfields', function (done) {
linkCheck('mailto:linuxgeek@gmail.com?subject=caf%C3%A9', function (err, result) {
expect(err).to.be(null);
expect(result.link).to.be('mailto:linuxgeek@gmail.com?subject=caf%C3%A9');
expect(result.status).to.be('alive');
done();
});
});
it('should handle invalid mailto', function (done) {
linkCheck('mailto:foo@@bar@@baz', function (err, result) {
expect(err).to.be(null);
expect(result.link).to.be('mailto:foo@@bar@@baz');
expect(result.status).to.be('dead');
done();
});
});
it('should handle file protocol', function(done) {
linkCheck('fixtures/file.md', { baseUrl: 'file://' + __dirname }, function(err, result) {
expect(err).to.be(null);
expect(result.err).to.be(null);
expect(result.status).to.be('alive');
done()
});
});
it('should handle file protocol with fragment', function(done) {
linkCheck('fixtures/file.md#section-1', { baseUrl: 'file://' + __dirname }, function(err, result) {
expect(err).to.be(null);
expect(result.err).to.be(null);
expect(result.status).to.be('alive');
done()
});
});
it('should handle file protocol with query', function(done) {
linkCheck('fixtures/file.md?foo=bar', { baseUrl: 'file://' + __dirname }, function(err, result) {
expect(err).to.be(null);
expect(result.err).to.be(null);
expect(result.status).to.be('alive');
done()
});
});
it('should handle file path containing spaces', function(done) {
linkCheck('fixtures/s p a c e/A.md', { baseUrl: 'file://' + __dirname }, function(err, result) {
expect(err).to.be(null);
expect(result.err).to.be(null);
expect(result.status).to.be('alive');
done()
});
});
it('should handle baseUrl containing spaces', function(done) {
linkCheck('A.md', { baseUrl: 'file://' + __dirname + '/fixtures/s p a c e'}, function(err, result) {
expect(err).to.be(null);
expect(result.err).to.be(null);
expect(result.status).to.be('alive');
done()
});
});
it('should handle file protocol and invalid files', function(done) {
linkCheck('fixtures/missing.md', { baseUrl: 'file://' + __dirname }, function(err, result) {
expect(err).to.be(null);
expect(result.err.code).to.be('ENOENT');
expect(result.status).to.be('dead');
done()
});
});
it('should ignore file protocol on absolute links', function(done) {
linkCheck(baseUrl + '/foo/bar', { baseUrl: 'file://' }, function(err, result) {
expect(err).to.be(null);
expect(result.link).to.be(baseUrl + '/foo/bar');
expect(result.status).to.be('alive');
expect(result.statusCode).to.be(200);
expect(result.err).to.be(null);
done()
});
});
it('should ignore file protocol on fragment links', function(done) {
linkCheck('#foobar', { baseUrl: 'file://' }, function(err, result) {
expect(err).to.be(null);
expect(result.link).to.be('#foobar');
done()
});
});
it('should callback with an error on unsupported protocol', function (done) {
linkCheck('gopher://gopher/0/v2/vstat', function (err, result) {
expect(result).to.be(null);
expect(err).to.be.an(Error);
done();
});
});
it('should handle redirect loops', function (done) {
linkCheck(baseUrl + '/loop', function (err, result) {
expect(err).to.be(null);
expect(result.link).to.be(baseUrl + '/loop');
expect(result.status).to.be('dead');
expect(result.statusCode).to.be(0);
expect(result.err.message).to.contain('Max redirects reached');
done();
});
});
it('should honour response codes in opts.aliveStatusCodes[]', function (done) {
linkCheck(baseUrl + '/notfound', { aliveStatusCodes: [ 404, 200 ] }, function (err, result) {
expect(err).to.be(null);
expect(result.link).to.be(baseUrl + '/notfound');
expect(result.status).to.be('alive');
expect(result.statusCode).to.be(404);
done();
});
});
it('should honour regexps in opts.aliveStatusCodes[]', function (done) {
linkCheck(baseUrl + '/notfound', { aliveStatusCodes: [ 200, /^[45][0-9]{2}$/ ] }, function (err, result) {
expect(err).to.be(null);
expect(result.link).to.be(baseUrl + '/notfound');
expect(result.status).to.be('alive');
expect(result.statusCode).to.be(404);
done();
});
});
it('should honour opts.aliveStatusCodes[]', function (done) {
linkCheck(baseUrl + '/notfound', { aliveStatusCodes: [ 200 ] }, function (err, result) {
expect(err).to.be(null);
expect(result.link).to.be(baseUrl + '/notfound');
expect(result.status).to.be('dead');
expect(result.statusCode).to.be(404);
done();
});
});
it('should retry after the provided delay on HTTP 429 with standard header', function (done) {
linkCheck(baseUrl + '/later', { retryOn429: true }, function (err, result) {
expect(err).to.be(null);
expect(result.err).to.be(null);
expect(result.link).to.be(baseUrl + '/later');
expect(result.status).to.be('alive');
expect(result.statusCode).to.be(200);
done();
});
});
it('should retry after the provided delay on HTTP 429 with non standard header, and return a warning', function (done) {
linkCheck(baseUrl + '/later-non-standard-header', { retryOn429: true }, function (err, result) {
expect(err).to.be(null);
expect(result.err).not.to.be(null)
expect(result.err).to.contain("Server returned a non standard \'retry-after\' header.");
expect(result.link).to.be(baseUrl + '/later-non-standard-header');
expect(result.status).to.be('alive');
expect(result.statusCode).to.be(200);
done();
});
});
it('should retry after 1s delay on HTTP 429 without header', function (done) {
linkCheck(baseUrl + '/later-no-header', { retryOn429: true, fallbackRetryDelay: '1s' }, function (err, result) {
expect(err).to.be(null);
expect(result.err).to.be(null);
expect(result.link).to.be(baseUrl + '/later-no-header');
expect(result.status).to.be('alive');
expect(result.statusCode).to.be(200);
done();
});
});
// 2 is default retry so test with custom 3
it('should retry 3 times for 429 status codes', function(done) {
laterCustomRetryCounter = 0;
linkCheck(baseUrl + '/later-custom-retry-count?successNumber=3', { retryOn429: true, retryCount: 3 }, function(err, result) {
expect(err).to.be(null);
expect(result.err).to.be(null);
expect(result.status).to.be('alive');
expect(result.statusCode).to.be(200);
done();
});
});
// See issue #23
it('should handle non URL encoded unicode chars in URLs', function(done) {
//last char is EN DASH
linkCheck(baseUrl + '/url_with_unicode–', function(err, result) {
expect(err).to.be(null);
expect(result.err).to.be(null);
expect(result.status).to.be('alive');
expect(result.statusCode).to.be(200);
done();
});
});
// See issues #34 and #40
it('should not URL encode already encoded characters', function(done) {
linkCheck(baseUrl + '/url_with_special_chars%28%29%2B', function(err, result) {
expect(err).to.be(null);
expect(result.err).to.be(null);
expect(result.status).to.be('alive');
expect(result.statusCode).to.be(200);
done();
});
});
});
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#include <stdarg.h>
#include <stddef.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <fcntl.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include <errno.h>
#include <sys/endian.h>
#include <sysexits.h>
#include <mpg123.h>
#include "audio.h"
#include "mp3.h"
struct mp3 {
mpg123_handle *h;
int fd;
int first;
int rate;
int channels;
int endian;
int octets;
int sign;
};
struct mp3 *
mp3_open(const char *file) {
struct mp3 *m = NULL;
char magic[3];
long rate;
int chan;
int enc;
if ((m = malloc(sizeof(struct mp3))) == NULL)
goto err;
m->h = NULL;
if ((m->fd = open(file, O_RDONLY)) < 0)
goto err;
if (read(m->fd, magic, 3) != 3)
goto err;
if (strncmp(magic, "\xFF\xFB", 2) != 0 &&
strncmp(magic, "ID3", 3) != 0)
goto err;
if (lseek(m->fd, -3, SEEK_CUR) == -1)
goto err;
if (mpg123_init() != MPG123_OK)
return NULL;
if ((m->h = mpg123_new(NULL, NULL)) == NULL ||
mpg123_param(m->h, MPG123_ADD_FLAGS, MPG123_QUIET, 0)
!= MPG123_OK || mpg123_open_fd(m->h, m->fd) != MPG123_OK)
goto err;
if (mpg123_getformat(m->h, &rate, &chan, &enc)
!= MPG123_OK || rate > (int)(~0U >> 1)) {
mpg123_close(m->h);
goto err;
}
m->first = 1;
/* Does mpg123 always output in host byte-order? */
m->endian = BYTE_ORDER == LITTLE_ENDIAN;
m->rate = rate;
m->sign = !!(enc & MPG123_ENC_SIGNED);
if (chan & MPG123_STEREO)
m->channels = 2;
else /* MPG123_MONO */
m->channels = 1;
if (enc & MPG123_ENC_FLOAT) {
mpg123_close(m->h);
goto err;
}
if (enc & MPG123_ENC_32)
m->octets = 4;
else if (enc & MPG123_ENC_24)
m->octets = 3;
else if (enc & MPG123_ENC_16)
m->octets = 2;
else /* MPG123_ENC_8 */
m->octets = 1;
return m;
err:
if (m != NULL) {
if (m->h != NULL)
mpg123_delete(m->h);
if (m->fd >= 0)
close(m->fd);
free(m);
}
mpg123_exit();
return NULL;
}
int
mp3_copy(struct mp3 *m, void *buf, size_t size, struct audio *out) {
size_t r;
if (m == NULL || buf == NULL || size == 0 || out == NULL)
return EX_USAGE;
if (m->first) { /* setup audio output */
m->first = 0;
a_setrate(out, m->rate);
a_setchan(out, m->channels);
a_setend(out, m->endian);
a_setbits(out, m->octets << 3);
a_setsign(out, m->sign);
}
if (mpg123_read(m->h, buf, size, &r) != MPG123_OK)
return EX_SOFTWARE;
if (r == 0)
return 1;
if (a_write(out, buf, r) != r && errno != EINTR
&& errno != EAGAIN)
return EX_IOERR;
return EX_OK;
}
void
mp3_close(struct mp3 *m) {
if (m == NULL)
return;
if (m->fd >= 0)
close(m->fd);
if (m->h != NULL) {
mpg123_close(m->h);
mpg123_delete(m->h);
}
mpg123_exit();
free(m);
}
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These songs can be downloaded via Internet Explorer by right- clicking the song' s title and left- clicking Save Target As. I wrote the lyrics we all did the music stu did most of the production on his own at my house!
Mid) the name of the folder into which it will be saved ( usually your My Music , Music folder which is inside. The King of All Kings.
( Firefox and Chrome users will left- click Save Link As). Click the yellow " Download" button on the right to download the. The Sun Will Come up, The Seasons Will Change. If you wanna be my lover download mp3.
I love it, but its a bit. 13 - From Posted a new song: " Let You Go" ( ). The guitar riff on Why You Wanna Treat Me So Bad is enough to make even the coldest heart want to learn to play the guitar.
I posted the same song like three times, but i' m just gettin used to bandpage! Torrent files directly from the indexed sites. If you wanna be my lover download mp3. If there is no " download" button click the torrent name to view torrent source pages download. Anyhoo this is a song written by myself, stuart zender chris brenner last year.
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This page gathers what I did on my macbook air.
In order to survive on MacOS I installed port packaging system to be able to get all my favorites opensource tools following these instructions.
You can also add/remove startup actions in settings->users->startup menu.
sudo scutil --set ComputerName "imarc"
sudo scutil --set LocalHostName "imarc"
sudo scutil --set HostName "imarc"
Sigh it seems that I suffer too from this plague: some info here how to recover https://michaelkummer.com/technology/mac-bluetooth-issues-affect-keyboard-trackpad/ but nothing really working for me (yet).
Note that I did went through multiple PRAM SMS resets, full reinstalls of the OS without success. I checked also that bluetooth received signal strength was ok (RSSI -47dBm).
Only the magic keyboard and pad were connected and no Wi-Fi/BT perturbation was noticed around the iMAC.
10:41:18.868326 +0200 kernel [[0xE000] OpCode 0xFC34 (Broadcom VSC -- Enable Radio) from: bluetoothd (104) Synchronous status: 0x00 (kIOReturnSuccess) state: 2 (BUSY) timeout: 5000] Bluetooth warning: An HCI Req timeout occurred.
Disappointed, I decided to switch back to wire usb connectivity for a long time before trying to migrate to an external BT dongle.
I picked a kinivo BTD-400 bluetooth 4.0 (supporting BLE) adapter (https://www.amazon.fr/dp/B007Q45EF4/ref=pe_3044141_189395771_TE_dp_1) that is claimed to be compatible with macOS (this is not a given...).
Note that change is applied at next reboot.
In oder to undergo more advanced bluetooth debugging use bluetooth explorer program available in additional tools for xcode after registering for free as an apple developper via https://developer.apple.com/download/more/.
So far I have not been exposed (as of yet) to BT disconnectivity hell.
What can I say: it is sad that Apple has not fixed or recognize this epidemic BT failure happening for their iMAC users. | 2019-04-24T10:43:40 | http://www.courville.org/home/macos-survival-guide |
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four. The fourth guideline it is best to observe whereas studying your funding methods is to have a diversified portfolio. Put money into completely different corporations throughout completely different product sorts and providers. In different phrases, haven’t got all of your firms which are in your portfolio all electronics distributors, or all oil firms, diversify. If all of your firms are the entire identical sort, if one thing occurs together with your product kind, your portfolio will begin to sink. So, preserve it properly rounded. Take into consideration bonds and Mutual funds as different investments in your portfolio as effectively.
In closing, you should determine how lengthy you wish to make investments, there aren’t too many issues, if any, you are able to do that can flip a revenue in a single day. It comes right down to Working exhausting, looking for the recommendation of monetary specialists, doing all of your analysis, and sustain with what’s going on in and world wide. Observe these tips and you have to be nicely in your approach to studying the best way to earn money in shares.
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As the cannabis industry continues to grow each year cannabis concentrates are becoming widely available at recreational and medicinal dispensaries around the country.
While the use of cannabis concentrates has been around for thousands of years the extraction process and certainly the potency level is advancing dramatically along with the technology used in the process.
There are 6 basic types of concentrates that have become popular with both recreational and medical users , some that are fairly simple to manufacture, while others require more advanced knowledge, experience and the proper equipment.
1. Kief is simply the trichomes that have been removed from the plant material.
2. Hash is the trichomes or resin that has been compressed to form small bricks.
3. Hash oil is a more modern concentrate requiring the use of solvents , very potent and commonly used when dabbing.
4. Co2 oil is a concentrate requiring expensive extraction equipment operating at high pressure.
5. CDB / RSO oil was developed by Rick Simpson of Canada for the purpose of treating cancer. The extraction process for RSO oil also utilizes solvents and heat creating a tar like substance.
6. Tinctures have been around for centuries and utilize the alcohol and glycerin extraction process.
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Regional Capitals Australia (RCA) has today welcomed the release of the Government’s Faster Rail Plan that will connect more regional cities to faster rail.
The announcement comes two days after the Government released details to further grow regional cities as part of their National Population Plan.
Today’s announcement was made by Prime Minister, the Hon Scott Morrison, Deputy Prime Minister, the Hon Michael McCormack, Treasurer the Hon Josh Frydenberg, and Minister for Cities and Population the Hon Alan Tudge.
A National Faster Rail Agency: which will develop a 20-year plan for a fast rail network. The agency will be supported by an Expert Panel which will oversee future opportunities for fast rail business cases, including from Melbourne to Bendigo and further work on the Ballarat line.
Sydney to Parkes (via Orange).
Faster rail business cases from Melbourne to Ballarat and from Sydney to Canberra are being funded by the Victorian and New South Wales State Governments respectively.
Geelong to Melbourne Rail Funding: $2 billion for upgrades to the Melbourne to Geelong rail line which aims to travel an average speed of 160km/h, cutting the commute from Geelong to Melbourne down to 32 minutes.
Regional Capitals Australia (RCA) Chair Cr Samantha McIntosh said the plan was very welcome, as the alliance had been strongly advocating for more investment in regional rail and for more to be done to develop businesses cases so more rail projects could be assessed and funded.
“Investment in regional rail is a key part of RCA’s objectives to ensure our member cities are better connected to metropolitan markets, while also making our cities more liveable for existing residents and those that are thinking of escaping the congested capitals,” she said.
“We congratulate the Government on their commitments to invest in this important infrastructure and the initiative to create an agency that will investigate more options for regional cities in the future,” she said.
“Regional cities are the liveable alternative and we know that today’s announcement will continue to ensure our member cities remain so,” she said. | 2019-04-23T04:23:52 | http://regionalcapitalsaustralia.org/rca-news/regional-capitals-australia-welcomes-fast-rail-commitments |
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