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/******************************************************************************* Copyright (c) 2001-2008, Perforce Software, Inc. All rights reserved. Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met: 1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer. 2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution. THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS "AS IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL PERFORCE SOFTWARE, INC. BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. *******************************************************************************/ /******************************************************************************* * Name : p4clientapi.cc * * Author : Tony Smith <firstname.lastname@example.com> or <firstname.lastname@example.com> * * Description : Ruby bindings for the Perforce API. Main interface to the * Perforce API. * ******************************************************************************/ #include <ruby.h> #include "undefdups.h" #include <clientapi.h> #include <i18napi.h> #include <enviro.h> #include <hostenv.h> #include <spec.h> #include "extconf.h" #include "debug.h" #include "p4result.h" #include "p4rubydebug.h" #include "clientuserruby.h" #include "specmgr.h" #include "p4clientapi.h" #include "p4utils.h" /******************************************************************************* * Our Ruby classes. ******************************************************************************/ extern VALUE cP4; // Base P4 class extern VALUE eP4; // Exception class P4ClientApi::P4ClientApi() : ui( &specMgr ) { debug = 0; server2 = 0; depth = 0; exceptionLevel = 2; maxResults = 0; maxScanRows = 0; maxLockTime = 0; InitFlags(); apiLevel = atoi( P4Tag::l_client ); enviro = new Enviro; prog = "unnamed p4ruby script"; client.SetProtocol( "specstring", "" ); // // Load any P4CONFIG file // HostEnv henv; StrBuf cwd; henv.GetCwd( cwd, enviro ); if( cwd.Length() ) enviro->Config( cwd ); // // Load the current ticket file. Start with the default, and then // override it if P4TICKETS is set. // const char *t; henv.GetTicketFile( ticketFile ); if( t = enviro->Get( "P4TICKETS" ) ) ticketFile = t; // // Load the current P4CHARSET if set. // if( client.GetCharset().Length() ) SetCharset( client.GetCharset().Text() ); } P4ClientApi::~P4ClientApi() { if ( IsConnected() ) { Error e; client.Final( &e ); // Ignore errors } delete enviro; } const char * P4ClientApi::GetEnv( const char *v) { return enviro->Get( v ); } void P4ClientApi::SetApiLevel( int level ) { StrBuf b; b << level; apiLevel = level; client.SetProtocol( "api", b.Text() ); ui.SetApiLevel( level ); } int P4ClientApi::SetCharset( const char *c ) { if( P4RDB_COMMANDS ) fprintf( stderr, "[P4] Setting charset: %s\n", c ); CharSetApi::CharSet cs = CharSetApi::Lookup( c ); if( cs < 0 ) { StrBuf m; m = "Unknown or unsupported charset: "; m.Append( c ); Except( "P4#charset=", m.Text() ); } #ifdef HAVE_RUBY_ENCODING_H CharSetApi::CharSet utf8 = CharSetApi::Lookup( "utf8" ); client.SetTrans( utf8, cs, utf8, utf8 ); #else client.SetTrans( cs, cs, cs, cs ); #endif client.SetCharset( c ); P4Utils::SetCharset( c ); return 1; } void P4ClientApi::SetCwd( const char *c ) { client.SetCwd( c ); enviro->Config( StrRef( c ) ); } void P4ClientApi::SetTicketFile( const char *p ) { client.SetTicketFile( p ); ticketFile = p; } void P4ClientApi::SetDebug( int d ) { debug = d; ui.SetDebug( d ); specMgr.SetDebug( d ); if( P4RDB_RPC ) p4debug.SetLevel( "rpc=5" ); else p4debug.SetLevel( "rpc=0" ); } void P4ClientApi::SetProtocol( const char *var, const char *val ) { client.SetProtocol( var, val ); } // // connect to the Perforce server. // VALUE P4ClientApi::Connect() { if ( P4RDB_COMMANDS ) fprintf( stderr, "[P4] Connecting to Perforce\n" ); if ( IsConnected() ) { rb_warn( "P4#connect - Perforce client already connected!" ); return Qtrue; } return ConnectOrReconnect(); } VALUE P4ClientApi::ConnectOrReconnect() { if ( IsTrackMode() ) client.SetProtocol( "track", "" ); Error e; ResetFlags(); client.Init( &e ); if ( e.Test() && exceptionLevel ) Except( "P4#connect", &e ); if ( e.Test() ) return Qfalse; // If a handler is defined, reset the break functionality // for the KeepAlive function if( ui.GetHandler() != Qnil ) { client.SetBreak( &ui ); } SetConnected(); return Qtrue; } // // Disconnect session // VALUE P4ClientApi::Disconnect() { if ( P4RDB_COMMANDS ) fprintf( stderr, "[P4] Disconnect\n" ); if ( !IsConnected() ) { rb_warn( "P4#disconnect - not connected" ); return Qtrue; } Error e; client.Final( &e ); ResetFlags(); // Clear the specdef cache. specMgr.Reset(); return Qtrue; } // // Test whether or not connected // VALUE P4ClientApi::Connected() { if( IsConnected() && !client.Dropped() ) return Qtrue; else if( IsConnected() ) Disconnect(); return Qfalse; } void P4ClientApi::Tagged( int enable ) { if( enable ) SetTag(); else ClearTag(); } int P4ClientApi::SetTrack( int enable ) { if ( IsConnected() ) { rb_warn( "Can't change performance tracking once you've connected."); return Qfalse; } else { if( enable ) { SetTrackMode(); ui.SetTrack(true); } else { ClearTrackMode(); ui.SetTrack(false); } } return Qtrue; } void P4ClientApi::SetStreams( int enable ) { if ( enable ) SetStreamsMode(); else ClearStreamsMode(); } int P4ClientApi::GetServerLevel() { if( !IsConnected() ) Except( "server_level", "Not connected to a Perforce Server."); if( !IsCmdRun() ) Run( "info", 0, 0 ); return server2; } int P4ClientApi::ServerCaseSensitive() { if( !IsConnected() ) Except( "server_case_sensitive?", "Not connected to a Perforce Server."); if( !IsCmdRun() ) Run( "info", 0, 0); return !IsCaseFold(); } int P4ClientApi::ServerUnicode() { if( !IsConnected() ) Except( "server_unicode?", "Not connected to a Perforce Server."); if( !IsCmdRun() ) Run( "info", 0, 0); return IsUnicode(); } // // Run returns the results of the command. If the client has not been // connected, then an exception is raised but errors from Perforce // commands are returned via the Errors() and ErrorCount() interfaces // and not via exceptions because one failure in a command applied to many // files would interrupt processing of all the other files if an exception // is raised. // VALUE P4ClientApi::Run( const char *cmd, int argc, char * const *argv ) { // Save the entire command string for our error messages. Makes it // easy to see where a script has gone wrong. StrBuf cmdString; cmdString << "\"p4 " << cmd; for( int i = 0; i < argc; i++ ) cmdString << " " << argv[ i ]; cmdString << "\""; if ( P4RDB_COMMANDS ) fprintf( stderr, "[P4] Executing %s\n", cmdString.Text() ); if ( depth ) { rb_warn( "Can't execute nested Perforce commands." ); return Qfalse; } // Clear out any results from the previous command ui.Reset(); if ( !IsConnected() && exceptionLevel ) Except( "P4#run", "not connected." ); if ( !IsConnected() ) return Qfalse; // Tell the UI which command we're running. ui.SetCommand( cmd ); depth++; RunCmd( cmd, &ui, argc, argv ); depth--; if( ui.GetHandler() != Qnil) { if( client.Dropped() && ! ui.IsAlive() ) { Disconnect(); ConnectOrReconnect(); } } P4Result &results = ui.GetResults(); if ( results.ErrorCount() && exceptionLevel ) Except( "P4#run", "Errors during command execution", cmdString.Text() ); if ( results.WarningCount() && exceptionLevel > 1 ) Except( "P4#run", "Warnings during command execution",cmdString.Text()); return results.GetOutput(); } void P4ClientApi::RunCmd( const char *cmd, ClientUser *ui, int argc, char * const *argv ) { client.SetProg( &prog ); if( version.Length() ) client.SetVersion( &version ); if( IsTag() ) client.SetVar( "tag" ); if ( IsStreams() && apiLevel > 69 ) client.SetVar( "enableStreams", "" ); // If maxresults or maxscanrows is set, enforce them now if( maxResults ) client.SetVar( "maxResults", maxResults ); if( maxScanRows ) client.SetVar( "maxScanRows", maxScanRows ); if( maxLockTime ) client.SetVar( "maxLockTime", maxLockTime ); client.SetArgv( argc, argv ); client.Run( cmd, ui ); // Can only read the protocol block *after* a command has been run. // Do this once only. if( !IsCmdRun() ) { StrPtr *s = 0; if ( s = client.GetProtocol( P4Tag::v_server2 ) ) server2 = s->Atoi(); if( (s = client.GetProtocol( P4Tag::v_unicode ) ) ) if( s->Atoi() ) SetUnicode(); if( s = client.GetProtocol( P4Tag::v_nocase ) ) SetCaseFold(); } SetCmdRun(); } // // Parses a string supplied by the user into a hash. To do this we need // the specstring from the server. We try to cache those as we see them, // but the user may not have executed any commands to allow us to cache // them so we may have to fetch the spec first. // VALUE P4ClientApi::ParseSpec( const char * type, const char *form ) { if ( !specMgr.HaveSpecDef( type ) ) { if( exceptionLevel ) { StrBuf m; m = "No spec definition for "; m.Append( type ); m.Append( " objects." ); Except( "P4#parse_spec", m.Text() ); } else { return Qfalse; } } // Got a specdef so now we can attempt to parse it. Error e; VALUE v; v = specMgr.StringToSpec( type, form, &e ); if ( e.Test() ) { if( exceptionLevel ) Except( "P4#parse_spec", &e ); else return Qfalse; } return v; } // // Converts a hash supplied by the user into a string using the specstring // from the server. We may have to fetch the specstring first. // VALUE P4ClientApi::FormatSpec( const char * type, VALUE hash ) { if ( !specMgr.HaveSpecDef( type ) ) { if( exceptionLevel ) { StrBuf m; m = "No spec definition for "; m.Append( type ); m.Append( " objects." ); Except( "P4#format_spec", m.Text() ); } else { return Qfalse; } } // Got a specdef so now we can attempt to convert. StrBuf buf; Error e; specMgr.SpecToString( type, hash, buf, &e ); if( !e.Test() ) return P4Utils::ruby_string( buf.Text() ); if( exceptionLevel ) { StrBuf m; m = "Error converting hash to a string."; if( e.Test() ) e.Fmt( m, EF_PLAIN ); Except( "P4#format_spec", m.Text() ); } return Qnil; } // // Returns a hash whose keys contain the names of the fields in a spec of the // specified type. Not yet exposed to Ruby clients, but may be in future. // VALUE P4ClientApi::SpecFields( const char * type ) { if ( !specMgr.HaveSpecDef( type ) ) { if( exceptionLevel ) { StrBuf m; m = "No spec definition for "; m.Append( type ); m.Append( " objects." ); Except( "P4#spec_fields", m.Text() ); } else { return Qfalse; } } return specMgr.SpecFields( type ); } // // Raises an exception or returns Qfalse on bad input // VALUE P4ClientApi::SetInput( VALUE input ) { if ( P4RDB_COMMANDS ) fprintf( stderr, "[P4] Received input for next command\n" ); if ( ! ui.SetInput( input ) ) { if ( exceptionLevel ) Except( "P4#input", "Error parsing supplied data." ); else return Qfalse; } return Qtrue; } // // Sets the handler and connects the SetBreak feature // VALUE P4ClientApi::SetHandler( VALUE handler ) { if ( P4RDB_COMMANDS ) fprintf( stderr, "[P4] Received handler object\n" ); ui.SetHandler( handler ); if( handler == Qnil) client.SetBreak(NULL); else client.SetBreak(&ui); return Qtrue; } void P4ClientApi::GCMark() { if ( P4RDB_GC ) fprintf( stderr, "[P4] Ruby asked us to do garbage collection\n" ); // We don't hold Ruby objects. But our UI does. ui.GCMark(); } void P4ClientApi::Except( const char *func, const char *msg ) { StrBuf m; StrBuf errors; StrBuf warnings; int terminate = 0; m << "[" << func << "] " << msg; // Now append any errors and warnings to the text ui.GetResults().FmtErrors( errors ); ui.GetResults().FmtWarnings( warnings ); if( errors.Length() ) { m << "\n" << errors; terminate++; } if( exceptionLevel > 1 && warnings.Length() ) { m << "\n" << warnings; terminate++; } if( terminate ) m << "\n\n"; rb_raise( eP4, m.Text() ); } void P4ClientApi::Except( const char *func, const char *msg, const char *cmd ) { StrBuf m; m << msg; m << "( " << cmd << " )"; Except( func, m.Text() ); } void P4ClientApi::Except( const char *func, Error *e ) { StrBuf m; e->Fmt( &m ); Except( func, m.Text() ); }
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push-state: incomplete
Rework P4Ruby unit tests so they they are actually units. Now the
test order is irrelevant as all tests are standalone. Tidied up
the code formatting as well and removed all the tabs from the ruby
sources files. Added a modeline for vim users so consistent
indentation will be used.
Add ignore file support to P4Ruby. This change adds
three new methods:
P4#ignore_file - Return current ignore file
P4#ignore_file= - Set ignore file name
P4#ignored? - Test if a path is ignored
It also removes the check which objected to the use of Ruby 2.0
since we now support it. Now we simply check that you're not
using 2.1 (still a development release).
|Squelch annoying compiler warnings when building P4Ruby
Progress indicator for P4Ruby.
There is a new class P4::Progress that is set up to be subclassed by a user.
It has the following interface and P4Ruby expects the following class methods to
be defined by the user (even if it's an empty implementation):
class Progress:
def init(type)
def description(description, units )
def total( total )
def update( position )
def done( fail )
Users need to create a subclass of P4::Progress and assign an instance to P4
to enable the progress indicator:
class MyProgress < P4::Progress
def update(pos):
# do something with the value here
# other methods
p4 = P4.new
p4.progress = MyProgress.new
New feature to be documented in the release notes.
raise exceptions in P4#run_resolve
Any exceptions raised during the block passed to P4#run_resolve were silently
swallowed. We still use 'rb_protect()' to run the block in the user's script;
however, we now stash where the exception happened in 'rubyExcept' (a member of
'ClientUserRuby') instead of just a local variable. After running a command, I
now run 'ClientUserRuby::RaiseRubyException()' - if an exception has been
caught by 'rb_protect()' we now run 'rb_jump_tag()' to jump to the exception
and raise it up.
User visible change to be documented in release notes.
|Pull p11.1 changes back to main
Pull 10.2 changes to main
Pick up missing changes in p10.2 and integrate to main.
As part of the integrate I also moved the unit tests '16_streams.rb' and
'17_streaming_handler.rb' because the integration introduced collisions with
the unit test names. Updated MANIFEST with new names for unit tests and also
added '98_unicode.rb', which was missing from it.
Support setting values in the registry through P4Ruby.
The command P4.set_env( var, val ) will set a registry variably on platforms
that support this action or through an exception on Unix.
The command P4.set_env( var ) resets a registry variable.
Updated unit test '02_environment.rb' to include registry set/check.
User visible change to be documented in release notes.
Fix track error
P4Ruby now raises a P4Exception, instead of a Ruby warning if a user tries to
change track output after connecting. The test case has been updated to suppress
this because we expect the error.
Also removed debug message (accidently) left in streams test case.
Add encoding to Strings
As part of adding Ruby 1.9 support we need to associate the encoding
for Ruby's strings from the server. This approach is similar to Sven's
(in changelist 257263), where everything but the 'content' charset was
set to 'utf8'. The content charset is picked up from P4CHARSET and this
is used to translate any file content.
Also disabled the Ruby 1.9 warning for each compile.
User visible change to be documented in release notes.
[P4Ruby] enable streams by default
Fixed S_STREAMS bit mask to 0x0040 and changed the initial
state S_INITIAL_STATE bit 0x0041 to enable streams by default.
Added logic to set streams for API levels greater than 69
Add streams test case - tests the output of 'P4::run_depots' for different
settings of 'P4::streams' and 'P4::api_level'
P4Ruby implementation of OutputHandler.
Also, debug is now treated as a normal attribute and can be read.
Test cases still missing.
New functionality, to be documented in release notes.
Streams method tidying. Change P4#streams into P4#streams? as it
returns a boolean, and change the implementation to use
SetVar() instead of SetProtocol() now that Mark's made it work for
Change to undocumented functionality
|Added method to enable streams
|Added support for -Ztrack
Fixed error handling in P4Ruby.
The error message string did not get properly set in the exception and P4Message
object. This is because theP4API Error class does not have a proper copy
constructor. Since it has a decent assignment operator, I gave P4Error an Error
field and removed the superclass, which solved the problem and also made the
code more readable.
I also moved the Reset of the Result object in P4ClientAPI before the connection
check, so that 'not connected' can be shown in the exception instead of the
previous exception in case the connection is lost.
Bug fix to previously unreleased behaviour.
Make new class P4::Message for returning Error objects
to the user. Currently handles errors and warnings, but
could potentially be used for output too (might bloat
people's code though).
Essentially, if you're using a 2010.2 or later client,
or if you've set your api_level to 68 or higher, the
P4#errors and P4#warnings arrays will be populated
with P4::Message objects instead of strings. Users of
older API's, or those who set their api_level to 67
or lower in their scripts will get the old behaviour.
P4::Message objects have the following methods:
severity() - returns the severity
generic() - returns the generic code
to_s() - converts the message to a string
inspect() - returns a string showing the message details.
User-visible enhancement documented in p4rubynotes.txt
Tidy P4Ruby's connection state management. P4ClientApi was accumulating
a lot of 'int' flags. This change combines them all into a bitmask with some
methods to encapsulate the manipulation of the mask.
I've also removed the code which worked around a very old and obscure
protocol bug in 2000.1/2000.2 servers. Anyone using a server that old
doesn't deserve the modern P4Ruby.
To test P4#server_case_sensitive? I have adapted the test suite so that
the server it runs uses the -C1 flag - so it's case-folding on all
platforms. The reason for this is that it enables the tests to succeed
on Windows and Mac OS where case-folding is the norm.
Infrastructure change only. No functional change.
Add new P4#server_unicode? method to P4Ruby. This allows you to
test for unicode mode servers once you've executed at least one
Perforce command. That's because the server only sends the
protocol block in response to the first command these days, and
that's when we'll find out if unicode mode is enabled.
Revise change 214445 (bug fix for incorrectly handled disconnection
by the server). The previous change reduced the initCount but in
doing so, prevented ClientApi::Final() from being called. This change
calls the Disconnect() method instead, and that takes care of both
the ClientApi::Final() call, and the decrementing of the initCount
User-visible bug fix, documented in p4rubynotes.txt
Followup to 21449: reset server2 variable on connect too, to ensure
that old values aren't used between connect and the first command
executed. Well spotted Sven!
Add a P4#server_case_sensitive? method that returns true if the server
is base sensitive, and false otherwise. Raises a P4Exception if it's
used before a command has been executed.
User-visible enhancement documented in p4rubynotes.txt
Previously the initCount variable was not being decremented properly
when the server disconnects and P4#connected? was called. Now
P4#connected will correctly decrement the variable once it sees that
the connection has been dropped.
User-visible bug fix documented in p4rubynotes.txt
Add undoc'd P4#protocol( var, val) method for calling ClientApi::SetProtocol().
I would prefer to have named methods for the important protocol variables,
or to wrap their use in other ways (see tag and specstring), but for
tunables and other ad-hoc settings, sometimes direct access is required.
User-visible change, not documented anywhere.
Pull P4CHARSET initialization fix from p08.2
Integration-only change
Copyright notice housekeeping: update all notices to 2008, and
correct start date from 1997 to 2001 when P4Ruby was first released
from the public depot.
No functional change
Make sure P4Ruby picks up P4CHARSET from the environment.
Previously, our cached copy of the charset was not being
initialised, and that's why it wasn't being picked up. Rather
than initialise it, I've chosen to simply eliminate the cached
copy, and use ClientApi to store it. Simpler, and more reliable.
User-visible bug fix documented in p4rubynotes.txt
Note, as the job contains another request, it stays open for now.
Add P4#env() method to allow users to read the P4 object's environment
using the same rules that P4 does. This allows values from P4CONFIG
files to be picked up automatically.
P4#cwd=() now calls Enviro::Config() to reload any config file when
the user changes directory.
User-visible enhancement documented in p4rubynotes.txt
Make P4#charset=( aString ) always raise an exception if the charset
specified is invalid. Since the '=' methods always return their
arguments, we don't have better way to say no than raising an
|Update copyright notices in all applicable P4Ruby files.
Remove all compatibility code with versions of the API older
than 2006.2 from both P4Perl and P4Ruby. We're insisting that
people use a 2006.2 or later API for this first release, and will
support the current API, and the previous two releases going forward.
Also stripped out some reference Ruby code that was still lurking
in P4Perl (commented out, obviously).
Also ensured that both Makefile.PL and p4conf.rb insist on the
minimum API level, and warn the user if they're attempting to
build with an even newer release of the API.
Pass debug down to spec manager. Re-enables spec debugging.
No functional change
Add P4#api_level method to get the current API level.
User-visible new feature to be documented in Scripting Interfaces
Clear the specMgr on Disconnect() so that if they disconnect, and
then switch to a different server and connect again using the
same P4 instance (probably not a good idea), then at least we
won't cache spec definitions across server connections.
Disambiguate my specs: rename AddSpec() to AddSpecDef() and
HaveSpec() to HaveSpecDef() since those methods deal with
manipulating the specdef cache rather than producing specs
Rework spec handling somewhat so that:
(a) P4Ruby knows about the default spec types for 2007.2 so it
doesn't have to connect to the server to parse and format specs,
and nor does it have to do the ugly hack of running a 'p4 xxx -o'
and discarding the result just to get the specDef.
(b) If a user's got a custom spec then the spec cache will be updated
if they fetch an object of that type. So basically, if the
server's given us a specdef for a class of spec, we use it.
Otherwise, we fall back on the builtin defaults
This reworks SpecMgr quite a bit - renaming methods so it's clearer
what they do, and making it own the spec cache. We also pass the
SpecMgr object created by P4ClientApi down to ClientUserRuby now,
so that whenever the server sends us a spec, we can update the cache.
Followup to change 138913: load the default ticket file, or the
one specified in P4TICKETS at construction so that value is
right from the start. I thought this wasn't possible in the
current API because it's not in ClientApi, but using HostEnv
and Enviro, it can be done easily.
Add P4#version= and P4#version methods to get/set the version of
the program.
User-visible change to be documented in Scripting Interface Guide
Add P4#ticket_file and P4#ticket_file= methods to get and set the
ticket file. Note that P4#ticket_file will only return something if
a value has been previously set using P4#ticket_file=(). There's
no way, in the existing P4 API to get the current ticket file.
User-visible change to be documented in Scripting Interfaces Guide
Add P4#maxlocktime=( int ) method to allow users to specify the
maximum number of milliseconds for which locks may be held.
Turn on tagged mode by default, and make parse_forms mode
always on (it only works when tagged mode is on too). Now
users can turn tagged mode off if they want to by calling:
p4.tagged = false
and turn it back on by calling:
p4.tagged = true
You can test the current state of affairs using:
User-visible change to be documented in Scripting Interface Guide
Add P4#connected? to test whether or not the session (a) has been
connected and (b) has not been dropped.
Functional change to unreleased code.
Method name rationalisation, part 1. All the methods with names ending
with '?' that do not return booleans now have the '?' dropped. This
will be used to ensure consistency across the scripting interfaces.
Added P4#prog() -> <string> to partner P4#prog=( <string> )
Removed some redundant aliases that we're dropping support for in
future versions
|Update P4Ruby in main with fixes made to public depot
Add P4Ruby 1.5944 to main as start-point for the first
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Go West, Part II: Arizona
Arriving in Tucson, the weather was exactly what I'd expected: clear, dry, and warm. Right there in the parking lot, I shucked off my Northeasterner's garb faster than you can say frigid Vermont winter and donned shorts and a tee. Heaven! Joshua and I got busy prepping Sojourn's new fleet of Cannondale bikes for the tour's start on Sunday afternoon. We were diligent and focused, enough so that we had some late afternoon free time and an opportunity to hop on bikes, giving me my first taste of the vast network of sweet bike paths that criss-cross all over the city of Tucson.Read More

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Does Miriam Santiago's sex after death have a biblical basis?
August 5, 2011 22 Comments
Sen. Santiago may be brilliant senator but not a Catholic theologian. She rants:
"I am not afraid to die but I'm afraid that there might be no sex after death. I have thought and thought about the matter and have reached the conclusion that yes, there's sex after death but you cannot feel anything," she said to laughter.
If one reads the Bible, Jesus was asked a similar question:
"Teacher, Moses said, 'If a man dies 16 without children, his brother shall marry his wife and raise up descendants for his brother.'25Now there were seven brothers among us. The first married and died and, having no descendants, left his wife to his brother.26The same happened with the second and the third, through all seven.27Finally the woman died.28Now at the resurrection, of the seven, whose wife will she be? For they all had been married to her.
This is what Jesus replied:
"You are misled because you do not know the scriptures or the power of God.30At the resurrection they neither marry nor are given in marriage but are like the angels in heaven.
No marriage, no honeymoon in heaven. Angels do not engage in sex, because they were instantly created by God before the world began. There are no male and female angels. Angels don't get pregnant and have a baby angel. Baby angels only appear in iconography as heads with wings. They have no bodies because they are disembodied spirits. They have faces because they are persons. They have wings because they can move from one place to another with the speed of thought. So Miriam is wrong: there is no sex after death, even after the the resurrection of the dead when the bodies are united with the spirit.
The only angelic beings who engage in sex are demons: the Succubus and Incubus. Succubus appears not in the bible but in medieval folklore: they are demons who appear as beautiful women in order to have sex with men. Their male demon couterparts are the Incubus (a bad name for a musical band).
There is also sex after death in the form of necrophilia, such as when a man rapes the body of a woman who died. Miriam is right: the woman will not feel anything.


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Not everyone wants to go to Tahiti with a bunch of groupies to become a yoga teacher. I like going to Tahiti and I love yoga, but I don't want to be part of a guru worship group. Not everyone has the cash to go on vacation whenever they feel like it.
Not everyone has a good training center in town.
Not everyone can take a correspondence course because they don't have the drive to finish. They don't finish anything without a kick in the rear.
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Brotia pagodula (also known by the names Pagoda Snail, Porcupine Snail and Horned Armor Snail) is a species of freshwater snail with an operculum, an aquatic gastropod mollusk in the family Pachychilidae. These freshwater snails hail from Thailand and are truly impressive to behold. Their unique appearance would make them an attractive component of any aquarium. They are named for their tiered shells, which feature spikes protruding from their shells in a spiral pattern. Their appearance and behavior are comparable to Malaysian Trumpet Snails, but Pagoda Snails are considered more attractive and desirable among aquarium enthusiasts. Their shells are primarily rich brown in color with hints of amber and mahogany.
Brotia pagodula are known to burrow themselves deep in substrate, but will show themselves frequently if tank conditions are ideal. They tend to prefer sandy substrate, and they have been known to munch on more delicate live plants such as Riccia, so be warned if you have a planted tank! These snails are peaceful and solitary; will not engage with tankmates. Average adult size: 10 – 35 mm, eventually may grow up to 50 mm.
All of our Pagoda Snails are at least 15 – 20 mm long, which is rather large for a freshwater snail. They also tend to be almost as thick as they are long, giving them a large, bulky appearance. They are also very useful in keeping tanks clean because they eat algae and rotted plant parts. They will also eat any kind of food tablets or flakes, as well as vegetables.
Brotia pagodula are among the hardiest freshwater snails, and are less sensitive to water conditions than most other snails. They are virtually never found in local pet stores, making them a highly unique addition to any aquarium set-up!
Recommended water parameters are: the average keeping temperature 20°C – 28°C, pH 7.0 – 8.0, hardness 8 – 15 dGH. Diet: Other than algae and waste, Brotia pagodula eat invertebrate pellets, flake foods, and cooked vegetables (such as zucchini, kale, spinach, or cucumber). Avoid any food product, medication, or plant fertilizer that contains copper of any form. Copper is toxic to invertebrates. Many commercial fish foods, medications, and plant fertilizers contain copper or more commonly copper sulfate. Always look at the ingredient list for any product going into the aquarium to ensure they are copper free.


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Maybe Rep. Charles Rangel should ask his wife to fill his nearly empty campaign coffers.
The Harlem Dem's campaign committee ended the year with just $5,033 in the bank, according to its latest federal filing.
Meanwhile, during his re-election campaign, Rangel revealed that he had forgotten to list one of Alma Rangel's investments on his federal disclosure forms.
"My accountant discovered that my spouse had invested in a fixed annuity contract in 2002," Rangel explained in a letter to Karen L. Haas, clerk of the House of Representatives.
That year his wife invested between $15,001 and $50,000, according to his disclosure. The investment then earned between $1,000 and $2,500 each year until 2010, he revealed.
The censured congressman, who racked up almost a dozen ethics violations for failing to disclose his true income and cheating on his taxes, called his latest financial omissions "inadvertent."
Rangel also came clean about a $5,107 IRA distribution made in 2011.
Other updates to his financial-disclosure forms were his affiliations with the boards of the New York City Empowerment Zone and the Ann S. Kheel Trust.
Rangel's office did not return a call for comment.


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Simon interested did this get going or a future event ? Cheers Ewen...
Here's something new. I'm working in collaboration with a top Spanish off-road company O2riders.com to promote and assist at their Trip & Track rally event at the end of April.
I was at the first Trip & Track back in 2015 and it was amazing, just about the best day I've ever had despite it nearly killing me!
Then it was 280 kms - 80% on trails, based at a camping in the Pyrenees near where I live. Since then it's evolved into three or four days - that's a 'Marathon option! - gig based in four star hotels. It starts and ends in Zaragoza city with overnight stops at Huesca and down in Alcañiz.
Each day's stage is over 200 kms and there are four categories - each with the option of three or four days - there are 'easy' categories: one for multi-cylinder Dual Sports bikes over 200 kgs and one for classics, i.e. over 25 years old, and 'scramblers'. These avoid the more difficult sections by going on great roads and are thus 60% trail.
The other two categories are: bikes of over 140 kgs and 'Dakar' bikes kitted out for rally conditions, fuel capacity, etc. fairing to carry a paper roll style road book, which is the mandatory navigation system for this category. These categories use 80% trails.
Most of the territory in in and around the fabulous Los Monegros semi-desert and the conditions can be gruelling - look at the brilliant video on the web page! - with a stage including a wander up into the Pyrenees where they overlook Huesca city.
The event is 'non-competitive' but has all the other trimmings of a full blown rally, i.e. fixed teams (three), the stages are timed, etc. and as well as the road-book there are two other navigation options, the TRIPPY device and your own satnav. There is also full on-trail back-up and rescue with an options to use your own if required, and overnight luggage is sorted to the hotels in Huesca and Alcañiz ahead of you - NB you leave your main kit, including vans, trailers, etc. at Zaragoza.
One of the partners is actually Italian who has settled in Spain so a lot of Italians join as well as Spanish riders, but the event is aiming to be even more international, hence my involvement and I'll be in attendance for the language, etc. The 'etc.' includes shining KTM España to order parts - not saying anything about Katey's but after five years of doing the same at my HISS events I'm more or less on first name arms with the KTM parts department! :lol:
My first task has been to rewrite the web page that was a bit home-made. As I write I'm waiting for clarification on some items that were ambiguous, but that shield be sorted over the next day or two - I'm en-route for a TET bash in Kiev! Meanwhile you can mail me on here: firstname.lastname@example.com
Come, being at a Spanish off-road gig will be the best thing you've ever done!
Simon interested did this get going or a future event ? Cheers Ewen...
There's anther one in Cuenca, south of Madrid, from October 19th.
If you need help contacting them in Spanish just mail them in English and mention my name - Simon Rice - and if you're a slow rider and need company let's talk!
Ive been looking at this for the last two years, Morocco has always got in the road, plans for next year will allow me to do this, I'll be looking for two other victims I mean riders
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Haws Long Reach Watering Can
The Haws Long Reach Watering Can is a garden classic. It holds 4.5litres and has a brass rose. It made from hot dipped galvanised iron, and has a brass rose accessory for delivering fine spray to seedlings. It's neatly balanced, with a 70cm long spout to reach the other side of flower beds and give a uniform water flow.
The Haws company is thought to be the world's oldest manufacturer of watering cans. Their 4.5litre Long Reach is made in England - or more specifically Smethwick in the West Midlands. For when a garden is important.
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by Trinket_Writer
(WA State)
Desolate the chill deep within
desperate to cling to the warmth that once was
changes for which there is no power
adaptation is key to survival, to exist
I search the clouds for answers
they laugh and mock me, making me shrink
The earth is betraying my soul
ripping my bosom to pieces
he laughs, I fade, unsure of the future
long and futile this season will be
remembrance of change that is inevitable
praying for comfort from the solar gods
My misery is toxic to those around me
losing my soul, extracting, and pulling
searching for light, warmth I crave
I search deep inside to grasp, hang on
screaming for power, yet nothing
gurgling within causes exhaustion, saps my strength
What do others see in the windows of my soul
they cannot help, they turn with disgust
weak and pitiful they see me
cast aside and forgotten as I weep
I cry for what should be, for what isn't
the putrid death within me begins to stink
I gaze up, broken, frail,
my life force flowing back to the earth
the same sphere that produced the season
that started the cycle of my darkness
longing for the elixir from nature's heat source
a potion that will restore me
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September 12, 2016 11:19 AM
Red Deer, Alberta – Red Deer RCMP are looking for public assistance to identify a suspect they believe was interrupted as he was about to commit an armed robbery on Saturday night.
The suspect was seen outside Sunnybrook Grocery shortly after 9 pm on September 10 carrying what appeared to be a long barrelled firearm; as he walked to the door, he was frightened away by approaching vehicles and fled eastbound on Stanton Street riding a white bicycle.
The suspect is described as:
- Late teens to early 20s
- 5'4" – 5'6" tall
- Wearing a dark-coloured hoodie with the hood up, and long pants
- Carrying a firearm with a brown stock
- Riding a white BMX-style bike
If you have information about this incident, please contact the Red Deer RCMP at 403-343-5575. If you wish to remain anonymous, call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 or report it online.
Media contact:
Cst. Sean Morris
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Lightpainting Lebanon 🇱🇧 🌈
Lightpainting Lebanon 🇱🇧 🌈
MJ's style 🕺🏻 🌈
Montréal by Light 🌈
Did you know that I offer Airbnb experiences teaching Lightpainting, it's super fun 😆
Atsuko Chiba 🤘
Light painting with one of my favorite Montreal Bands
Cosmic tête de citrouille 🎃
This one is one amazing friend I met this year 🤘 Make sure you follow him on Instagram 👉https://www.instagram.com/calasmico/
Andres pushed my creativity further this year and I'm so thankful for that. Wishing you another great year buddy!
Snow camping ❤❄⛺
Winter camping was a great experience, we were very well equipped for it having winter mattresses and warm sleeping bags. We were hoping to get some cold temperatures but instead that night it was kind of warm, I think it was around -6 degrees. And there were no clear skies that night, we actually woke up with the freezing rain covering our tents. I really recommend this experience to everyone, especially that most campsites aren't so busy in that period, but please do your research and be well prepared for the cold conditions. Clear Skies 🤩
Find me a house next to the sea and the mountains
Can't wait to be surrounded by mountains again
We're trying to plug a hole in the universe. What are you doing here? - Walter Bishop
Just before the stars started to shine, I teamed up with Francis to do some light painting.
We love this door effect as if we're coming from another world 👽
Eliezer (Leonard Cohen) and Marie-Josephe Angelique
When Art, Emotions, Power, and Strength are captured in a photo.
Thank you @bennienthejetss for posing in front of this amazing artwork by @miss_me_art and another big thank you to my brother @calasmico for supporting and always being around. It was a fun light painting session. Most of my photos were out of focus but this one is worth sharing.
Moonlight was different tonight ⚡
If you had the chance to live on the moon, would you go there?
Moonlight drop 🌝💧
Imagine if humans don't need to sleep, how our life would be?
Teleporting 🚪🛸
Do you believe that there's a parallel universe?
Speed of time!
But after a while
You realize time flies
And the best thing that you can do
Is take whatever comes to you
'Cause time flies
She said luck is all you make it
You just reach out and take it
Now let's dance a while
Lyrics from Time Flies, by Porcupine tree
Orion over Duluth
Some nights are so clear, you can easily spot around 50 stars from the city
Hot even when it's cold
Place des arts is always on fire
More fireworks
More fireworks in Montreal
Painting the city
Painting Montreal
Fireworks it really works
Fireworks in Montreal
Fireworks, really it works
Long exposure in downtown Montréal
Just walking around the city
Just walking around Montreal


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Main Responsibilities: My mission in life is to glorify and honor my Lord Jesus Christ in all my life. I believe that I best do that in assisting others develop a relationship with Jesus and guiding them into maturity in Him. The great challenge is to help lead believers to become grown up in their faith, committed to sharing their personal story with others and willing to follow their Lord wherever He may lead them.
Spouse: DeAnne is amazing wife who is a precious gift from God to me! She has followed me around the world yet has always been at my side as we have ministered together. DeAnne works at William Penn.
Children: We have been blessed to have four children. Andrew, our oldest, is our miracle son! God gave him to us when we wondered if we would have children. He served in the Army and is now preparing for a career in the film and video industry. Brooklynn, Andrew's daughter, is our oldest grandchild. Daniel, our second gift, lives in Oskaloosa with his wife, Chrissy and daughter, Olivia. He works for Pepsi. Caleb, our youngest and most entertaining son (where Caleb is, there is almost always a party going on!) studies (we hope!) at Indiana Wesleyan University. He is engaged and will be married to Samantha Lowry on December 21 of this year. Last, but not least, is Katie. She is a freshman at Oskaloosa High School and really keeps us young! My problem is that I am seriously outnumbered at home and because of that fact, sports are almost never seen on our television or heard in our conversations around the table!
Favorite Foods: I enjoy most kinds of food, but authentic Mexican has to be my all-time favorite.
Hobbies: Golfing with friends, sports, especially college basketball, soccer and baseball! Ok, I confess, I am an absolute fan of the Baltimore Orioles, University of Maryland sports and all kinds of soccer! Watch out, Big Ten, here come the TERPS!
My Path to Gateway Church of the Nazarene: I was born and raised in Maryland, but I came to Vennard College in 1975 and through the college I found this church. I attended Gateway Church regularly throughout my college years. We returned to Osky in 2000 to teach at Vennard and while I pastored several churches in the area, we attended evening services and were involved in Children's ministry through the last thirteen years. I accepted the call as Associate Pastor in April of 2013 and am excited about the ministry I have at Gateway and in Oskaloosa!
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This past weekend I attend Podcast Movement, the world's largest podcast conference, in Fort Worth, Texas. During the conference, my audio host Libsyn informed me that Ben Franklin's World had been hand selected by Spotify for its podcast beta test.
Spotify has over 75 million active users. Ben Franklin's World: A Podcast About Early American History now has access to those users.
Since podcasts through Spotify is in beta, you will have to search for "Ben Franklin" in your desktop or mobile app to locate and listen to the podcast.
I am really excited about this news. It is further proof that people enjoy history: Spotify accepted only a small percentage of podcasts for its beta test.
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"I mustn't forget, I'm alive, I know I'm alive, I mustn't forget it tonight or tomorrow or the day after that."
Ray Bradbury's Dandelion Wine is the perfect book to read at summer's end. It's perfect at the beginning of summer, as well. Really, it's a perfect book.
Dandelion Wine is Bradbury's semi-autobiographical story of the summer of 1928 in Green Town, Illinois (Waukegan). We see the town through the eyes of twelve-year-old Douglas Spaulding and his younger brother Tom as they crash through the summer, tallying traditions and new discoveries.
If that description makes you think, "I don't care about a story about two little boys," stop thinking that. It doesn't matter what Douglas Spaulding looks like or how old he is, because he is you, and Dandelion Wine is about childhood and summer and boogeymen and death and goodbyes. It's beautiful and sad, and it's maddening because I can only dream of achieving such excellent writing. Each sentence is alive and sensual. You see, feel, smell, or taste what Bradbury describes. Every sentence hums, electric and alive with verbs and clear language. It's sentimental, but so am I. I cried three or four times throughout the book. Once during the introduction, probably because of this:
"I see my grandfather there looking up at that strange drifting light, thinking his own still thoughts. I see me, my eyes filled with tears, because it was all over, the night was done, I knew there would never be another night like this."
I've seen brown leaves on D.C. sidewalks in the last few days. Maybe the leaves are already turning wherever you are. Prolong your summer a little longer with Dandelion Wine. Save it for winter to brighten those cold, short days. Just read it.


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Introduction to consulting and what actually matters to start of your journey of becoming a consultant
Have you ever wondered how to be a consultant? The dictionary defines a consultant as an expert in a particular field who works as an advisor either to a company or to another individual. This statement may sound very vague. A smart consultant is one who will have a better idea about his customers business, their vision and mission and will explore their unfamiliar problems and address them creatively.
Resistance to change lessens when one identifies with the method of manifesting the change. A good consultant will stretch to expand his comfort zone and make a conscious effort to help customers translate their resources and ideas into actionable strategies hence creating cutting-edge products and services. The human mind has the ability to conceive and process thoughts and ideas beyond our understanding. An aspiring consultant should think positive, let his imagination loose and set goals that are worth achieving without thinking if he or she has started too early or late. Paying close attention to the state of your mind is very crucial when you decide to change any aspect of your life, not only your career.


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Today I illustrated a story with 18 kindergarteners. I am in my last year of visual art high school and my final project assignment is called "Games and Activities for Children". I must create an art project and a brochure describing it. So I created an interactive storytelling game involving a set of wooden rubber stamps, which I spent hours carving by hand.
Here is how the game worked: I started telling a fairy tale and drawing simple scenery as I went along on an easel for all to see. As different animal or people characters entered the story, the children holding that animal would stamp it into the scene. As the story progressed I asked the kids for ideas on how to make the scene in the story more interesting. For instance during a forest rescue scene, one girl suggested yellow parachutes, which she drew into the picture.
I told two fairy tales. The first I made up. It was about some water-dwelling animals who unwittingly make their home in a giant's soup bowl. The second tale was a revision on Jay Williams' "The King With Six Friends". My version was more like "The King With Three Very Antsy Friends".
After the story time and a potty/tea break, we started the second half of the activity. I passed out booklets to each kid and they were allowed to use the stamps and fill them in any way they wanted. This idea was so last minute that I suspect the Holy Spirit may have had a hand in it. I had spent a few hours the night before making the booklets by hand.
The kids really got into the booklet project. Some blindly stamped any and all motifs as many times as possible, some were slow and methodical creating interesting patterns with the stamps and some created scenery and embellished the stamps with faces and clothing. But the best were the kids who told stories. They illustrated stories and formed little groups where they narrated them to each other. That was my favorite part, because it was evidence that the project was fulfilling its purpose. I had wanted to draw the kids into the creative process of storytelling and encourage them to think about telling stories using visual elements.
I am not done yet. I still have to create a brochure describing it and present it to a panel of judges. But I really feel like God has blessed this throughout. I was stumped for an idea, but after the people at my Bible study prayed for me I got the idea for the stamps. A week later my brother Isaac's teacher invited me to try them out with the kids in his class. And just last night a talented photographer friend agreed to take pictures last minute. God has been faithfully feeding me inspiration and blessings. I am so thankful!
Thanks to Josefína Kořena for the brilliant photos. You rock.


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Modern, Legacy, and Iconic Masters: it's a week of eternal Magic. Cameron suits up a Grixis Pyromancer Deck, while Curtis goes the Grixis Death's Shadow route. We talk about the positives and negatives of Iconic Masters, go over a newly spoiled card, and then talk Justice League and Assassin's Creed. Thank you for your honor.
Cameron McCoy - @Cameron_McCoy
Curtis Nower - @CurtisNow
Our show - @SpikeFeedMTG
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When barber's assistant Wilbur (Jerry Lewis) unwittingly becomes involved in a heist, he tries to get away by train. He is unaware that gangster Noonan (Raymond Burr) has slipped a stolen diamond into his pocket. Unable to pay the fare, Wilbur dresses up as a young boy and sits with teacher Nancy (Diana Lynn). When one of Nancy's colleagues sees Wilbur, she concludes that Nancy is cheating on Bob (Dean Martin), her fiancé. Wilbur remains disguised to prove Nancy's innocence and evade Noonan.
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Executive Coaches Ease CEO Transitions
Success at the top requires a great team, and a good executive coach is an important part of the team. If you are going through a major career transition, or rising in the C-suite ranks, you will definitely want to experience the benefits of coaching, and ensure you get every possible career advantage available to you. During transitions there are many conversations, dilemmas, key decisions, and challenging strategic situations that you cannot share with others. And, during a transition there is a lot coming at you - fast. It's a time when you need to project confidence, success, and decisiveness, even if in reality you may be feeling differently.
Your Waterfront Coach acts a sounding board, strategic thinking partner, and support system during your C-Suite transition and at key moments throughout your executive career. Your coaching sessions will give you an opportunity to step back and think strategically, to process challenging relationship dynamics, and make better decisions. Ultimately, this means you will be more intentional about your business leadership, and relationships, and when you arrive home you won't be talking about your transition non-stop. Not having a coach during a transition is like being the Prime Minister / President without a security adviser - not the best move.
Waterfront Executive Coaches are the right choice for you if you are:
- Tagged as a future C-Suite leader and want to prepare for advancement
- A newly appointed CEO
- An active CEO who wants to achieve significant growth, lead with intent, and stay true to your values
- Ready to develop your successor, and transition to your next career or life chapter.
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If I asked your enemies about you, what is the worst thing they could say about you?
People who aren't evil (and most people aren't) have enemies for one reason, and one reason only.
Because they are better at something than the enemy in question. Take for instance. By all accounts, he's an incredible guy. He's modest, he's kind, he's humble. He does one thing really, really well. Invest.
He's filthy rich. He's worth $42,000,000,000 (that's 9 zero's).
But I'm sure he has enemies if for no other reason than he's successful. I said all that to say this – "talk about the enemies you have based on your performance."
If you find this site helpful, please send a link to your career services department so your fellow alumni know about PharmBoard too! I've already written the message for you. :)


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Nearly three years have passed, but the Nassau County Back Bays Coastal Storm Risk Management Feasibility Study to examine, in part, if storm gates can be installed at the Jones and East Rockaway inlets, will require more time, according to Scott Sanderson, section chief of coastal planning for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Philadelphia District. more
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Many different support groups can be found throughout the country to assist those who suffer from substance abuse. From alcoholism to addiction to heroin, substance abuse plagues the lives of millions of individuals and their families as well as friends, loved ones and even co-workers. The support groups that have been developed to assist people in their recovery from substance abuse include mentoring, peer support, provisions to assist with various aspects recovery and day to day life as well as a wealth of other opportunistic events and actions.
Most people try one of the following substance abuse support groups as their first choice in getting peer support outside of treatment:
- Narconon
- Al-Anon
Each of these groups focuses on either the support of an individual who is addicted to drugs or alcohol and needs help or on the support of a friend, family member or loved one of an addict. These programs have mostly derived from the twelve step group method which was first outlined by Alcoholics Anonymous many years ago but each have their own benefits and methods of providing help for those who need it.
Finding Substance Abuse Support Groups Near You
If you're in need of support, there are ways that you can find help close to home. Many support groups are offered at church or local community centers and post their meeting schedules on memo boards or in easily recognizable areas. Other groups may post their program or their schedule online. Rehab Support also offers a helpline that is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to provide support for those who are in search of local substance abuse help.
Finding a support group that works for you may take time. Most groups are open to anyone who wishes to join but you may find that it takes trying a few different groups out before you find one that's a good fit. Just like finding new groups of friends, you may go through a few before you find one in which you feel comfortable and for which you are a good fit. Most importantly, don't give up on the help that is being offered to you and if you don't find a group that seems like a good fit right away, keep on trying. You'll surely find a group that's not only a good fit but also a good comfort in your life for your recovery.


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June 23, 1910 - Jan 27, 2008
A Living Testimony of Christ
"Of all the things for which I feel grateful, one stands above all the others. That is a living testimony of Jesus Christ, the Son of the Almighty God, the Prince of Peace, the Holy One. . . .
"Jesus is my friend. He is my exemplar. He is my teacher. He is my healer. He is my leader. He is my Savior and my Redeemer. He is my God and my King.
"Gratefully, and with love, I bear witness of these things."
(Gordon B. Hinckley, "Come Listen to a Prophet's Voice: Gratitude," Friend, Nov. 2002, 3)
I have never met President Hinckley, but this great leader influenced and enlarged my life in so many ways. His firm testimony and fun sense of humor have helped emlarge my own testimony. He stood steadfast amidst worldly scorn, always caring about people in the middle of disasters and turmoil, living what he knew to be true.
I wanted to pay a small tribute to him by listing some of the things Gordon Bitner Hinckley did while he was alive and the Prophet of the Lord.
* He shared his fabulous sense of humor and helped us smile through tears and remember that '...men (mankind) are that they might have joy.' (2 Nephi 2: 25 - Book of Mormon) There is no doubt...
* I remember he wanted to have 100 Temples on this earth before the year 2000. We did.
* He was inspired to have mini-Temples built.
* The Temple in Nauvoo was rebuilt under his guidance! I remember my daughter Patricia had just had her 12th birthday, and we were able to get her a Temple recommend, and go see that broadcast dedication in our Stake Center here. I made us special white, embroidered hankies for the occasion.
* He was an amazing media man, the most interviewed LDS Church President on national TV, helping with so many printed and visual media materials, including the Temple movies, for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
* He helped write many of the missionary pamphlets and other guides for the Church.
* He voiced the concept of 'Raising the Bar' for our missionaries.
* "Now is the time to stand a little taller"
* He helped members strive to become better in all they do, to strive for perfection and excellence!
* Under his direction the Conference Center in Salt Lake City was built to accomodate the growing member population worldwide who would travel there to hear a Prophet of the Lord and other inspired leaders speak.
* The original Tabernacle in SLC was made 'earthquake-proof'.
* The 'Special Witnesses' for Christ Video was created.
* The Humanitarian program of the Church flourished under his direction.
* The Perpetual Education Fund was established so that the poor in 3rd world countries who want to be educated would have that opportunity.
* The 'For the Strength of Youth' pamphlet was written and then updated for our youth.
* Ricks College became 'BYU Idaho'
* Read the Book of Mormon again by December 31st challenge was issued a couple of years ago!
* Satelite broadcasts for Stake Conferences were established.
* He encouraged the new Family Search program which is now being slowly implemented in test areas of the Church, to help prevent duplication of ordinance work for our deceased.
* The Family - A Proclamation to the World was inspired by the Lord and given through President Hinckley in 1995. What an amazing document it truly is for people of all faiths.
There are so many other things that good man accomplished, that I could never find time to list. He will be missed by those of us on the earth, but I KNOW there is great rejoicing going on in Heaven at his return to family and friends, and most of all, to his Savior, Jesus Christ.
If you would like to read the General Conference Talks given by President Gordon B. Hinckley, all listed and linked on one page you can do that here:
Finally, a lovely tribute from Seth Adams
Our prayers go out to his dear family.


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A New Web Experience
Nylon Coffee Roasters
Hello friends,
This day has finally arrived. Welcome to our newly redesigned website.
It is the long awaited move from our original static page towards something which we have envisaged from day one. Working closely with the amazing duo team from Qu'est-ce Que C'est Design, Bryan and May, who really took on our ideas and transformed them, first through our amazing packaging, and now, through to our brand new online experience.
Our goal has always been simple - to continue sourcing great coffees and roast them to the way we think you will enjoy them. And we want you to experience this journey together with us, through our posts, videos and pictures, and more importantly, the coffees in a much easier way.
We hope you will like this new site and would love to hear what you think of it.
Thank you again for your wonderful support.
- Dennis & Jiamin


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About Us
Paragon Security is a Canadian Security and Investigation Organization, dedicated to providing the finest security services to industry and commerce. Our mission is to proactively protect life, property and the assets of our clients; we fulfill this mission through ongoing investment in advanced innovative technology and by ensuring that Paragon's Security Guards receive continuous training. We're committed to rewarding our people for their skill and dedication to our clients, while providing Paragon's owners and shareholders with a reasonable return on their investment.
The senior management team is in total control of the company and are available to our clients for rapid resolution to issues as they arise. We are not accountable nor do we have reporting responsibilities to any parent organization in Canada or abroad as many of our competitors do. This allows us the freedom to make decisions and change course very quickly and to be able to deal with client issues in a much more expedient, efficient and friendly manner. Better service and partnerships with our clients are the result.
Paragon does not have a sales force as almost every other contract security company does. Contracts are sold by members of the senior management team. As a result, promises are not made that cannot be kept. It is common in contract security for a salesman to make promises to a prospective client in order to make a sale and receive a commission. Once the contract is awarded the salesman is no longer involved with the account and the operational staff is left to figure out how to deal with unattainable promises.
Our Operations Department is also set up differently than the majority of our competitors. Paragon uses a 'team' approach to Operations. We operate six Service Teams in the GTA, as well as one in Durham Region and another in Northern Ontario. At the core of each Service Team are a Service Director, Service Managers, a Scheduler, an Administrator and a number of Patrol Supervisors. By using the 'team' approach, each Scheduler reports to their own Service Manager; the team is responsible for all job placements and more care and attention is given to each position.
Understanding Your Environment
Understanding and preventing security threats begins with understanding the facility itself. Each type of building can present unique situations and all require individual methods of response and prevention. At Paragon we pride ourselves in understanding the different types of facilities and the people who use them. From residents to shoppers, employees to patients, everyone has their own needs and concerns. Paragon guards are trained to understand them all. Review our market sectors, you'll find similarities in your own building type. We invite you to talk with one of our security specialists about your building, whether you're looking for a guard solution or a security intensification strategy, answers can be found with Paragon.
Applicant Appraisal Process
Our main Recruiting Centre is located at our Head Office facility in North York, Ontario. A job applicant attending our Human Resources Department is greeted by our receptionist and provided an opportunity to complete an employment application at a comfortable workstation. Applicants are offered coffee and cookies and are treated with the utmost respect and consideration. Criteria for preliminary consideration for employment include previous experience, education (Ontario Grade 12 or equivalent), availability to work required shifts, no criminal record, Canadian citizenship or landed immigrant status, available transportation to get to work, neat and clean in appearance with good hygiene. Applicants are interviewed by a qualified member of our HR staff. Reference checks are performed. Approximately one in 20 applicants meets our criteria for employment.
The Best Training In The Industry
Successful applicants are scheduled to attend our two-day Level II Training program at which time they are further assessed for their suitability for employment. Upon completion of the program, the applicant is given a final assessment. This assessment is based on exam marks, personal appearance, hygiene and deportment, attitude, class participation, demonstrated public relations skills, previous experience and anything else that the examiner deems relevant.
Successful applicants are then presented to Paragon Service Teams for deployment. The team has the complete employment package to review, as well as access to the Human Resources Personnel involved with the hiring and training program. With this information, the teams are able to deploy a new Security Guard to the best advantage to the Client, Paragon and the employee.
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Burger King Celebrates 55th Anniversary of the Whopper
(NEW YORK) -- Burger King is celebrating the 55th anniversary of one of its most popular items: the Whopper. The restaurant chain has introduced a limited-time menu featuring two new whopper sandwiches and sweet potato curly fries.
"The Whopper Sandwich has been the iconic flagship of the Burger King menu since its introduction in 1957," Burger King's Flavia Faugeres, executive vice president and global chief marketing officer, said in a statement.
One of the new menu items, the Wisconsin White Cheddar Whopper Sandwich, is made with bacon and Wisconsin cheddar. The Angry Whopper Sandwich has bacon, Habanero cheese, jalapeno slices and spicy onion petals, and is topped with a special "angry" sauce.
Both sandwiches are priced at $4.49 for regular size or $2.19 for a Whopper Junior. Burger King is selling the sweet potato curly fries for $1.89.
The new menu items will be served in retro-style Burger King packaging.
Copyright 2012 ABC News Radio


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Everyday New Age Spirituality
by David
(Corpus Christi Texas)
I asked for an after death sign from my mother after she passed away. I did not have to wait long. During the funeral we had to clear the church due to an abandoned house being fully engulfed in flames directly behind the church.
by dakater
(manila, philippines)
My son suddenly passed due to acute luekemia on august 25th, I would cry in the morning until I fell asleep at night. I became so distraught that I started entertaining the idea of suicide. I had it all figured out in my head, I was going to hang myself exactly four weeks after his death. For some reason i started burning his name "Alex" on my left arm using a cigarette. I had just completed burning myself and laid down on my bed when my cellphone rang and my dad said "are you okay? You just miss called me right!"
I hadn't used my cell at all so I asked him to check the call register and call me back. As soon as he ended the call I closed my eyes and Alex appeared he was standing up had a smile on his face, he didn't say a word but I understood him perfectly. He said "I'm okay" I also understood he wouldn't be able to contact me again in this way but that he would always be here.
A minute later my dad called me back and said that he checked the call log and was 100% sure that it was my number which rang his cell. After the conversation I was surprised to see that the burn marks on my arm had disappeared.
Long story short I didn't kill myself and now believe in life after death.
Amazing Story Dakater. Thank you so much for sharing.
With Love,
by Nancy Lopez
(Compton, California, USA)
My dad just passed away on January 7, 2015 from a 9 year battle with leukemia. After the last hospitalization the doctors said his cancer was too advanced and we should think about hospice.
He was so anxious to come home, he wanted to spend time with his grandchildren. So we brought him home. He was so happy. The following day he passed away. That day I asked God and my dad to please send me a sign so I knew he was okay.
I was asking for a small earthquake or rain. Anyway, the next night my sister in law and I were talking and a bright flash of light made us stop and look at the ceiling. We looked for anything that could've caused a reflection but there was nothing. Neither of us had a watch or cell phone.
We both sensed his presence so I quickly went to share the experience with my brother and mother. They were trying to come up with explanations but they didn't find one so they said we probably saw a flashlight from outside. My sister in law and I knew they were wrong.
Later that night I felt like I was communicating with my dad and I thanked him and God for letting me know he was okay. I asked him to show my brother and mother that he's okay because they wouldn't believe me. I went and told them about my communication and that he would show them personally that he's happy and with God.
They thought I was high, drunk, or crazy so I stormed off very upset. I decided I wasn't going to share any more of these wonderful experiences with them and for a minute I started to doubt my sanity. But I knew its my dad. I experienced a stroke on my back twice, warm hands on my face, I heard a whisper, and I could just sense his presence.
My dad tried to get her attention by making an old fire alarm go on but not with the beeping... It was like a flow of air was going through it. That alarm didn't have working batteries for years. It sounded like my dads oxygen tank to me. She was reluctant to accept it was him so she had my brother take the alarm down. The next day, my brother tells me our dad was here last night. I thought he was mocking me again but he wasn't. I was ecstatic! And then my mother also agreed he was here because she heard a knock on her wall. Three sets of three knocks. My brother said his lights and television got turned off so he woke up. For some reason he felt like going to the backyard and just looked at my window. He said my curtain on one end, it was dancing and then the middle part of the curtain at the top had been pulled as if someone was looking out. I was washing clothes in the laundry room so I wasn't even in the room when it happened.
Both my brother and mother had their experiences at 11:30 which is the time he passed away at. When they were both sharing this with me I had to start getting ready for work and went to my room to turn the light on but it just flickered and then went out. Light bulbs burn out but I find it interesting that it happened when we were talking about him being okay and letting us all know through all these occurrences.
Dear Nancy, thanks so much for taking the time to share your wonderful story of afterlife communication.....continue to trust in the signs and messages!
with Love,
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Legal Aid: Lobby Your MP on EDM 36/
Early Day Motion 36 on the reform of legal aid: please write to your MP and ask him or her to support it.
That this House deplores the Government's intention to award legal aid franchises to a limited number of contractors, effectively abolishing a client's right to choose their legal representation; notes that this will reduce the quality of legal representation to the lowest standard possible; further notes the fact that firms currently compete on quality of service and will henceforth be required to compete on the basis of price; regrets the damning effect which this further reform of legal aid is likely to have on high street solicitors firms who are likely to either close or abandon legal aid cases; further notes that this will have a very detrimental effect on the provision of services through the medium of the Welsh language; further notes that this will create vast advice deserts in many rural areas; further regrets the departure from the principle of equality of arms before the law and the rights of all citizens to access to justice; and calls on the Government to abandon this ill-thought through reform immediately.
Your MP can be found at http://www.parliament.uk/about/contacting/mp/


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We need to talk about Kevin. Fien Troch's fourth feature zooms in on Kevin, 17, who's just been released for violent behaviour and moves in with his aunt. What should be a fresh start turns into a malaise between mothers and modern-day minors. The youngsters are played by newcomers. Screen International praised the "excellent ensemble cast" and called Sebastian Van Dun's Kevin a stand-out performance that invites comparisons with James Dean or the young Sean Penn. Troch's partner and editor Nico Leunen co-wrote the script. The remarkable score is written by Johnny Jewel from synthpop band Chromatics and his instrumental duo Symmetry, who also scored Ryan Gosling's 'Lost River'. The Hollywood Reporter referred to Gus Van Sant ('Elephant', 'Paranoid Park') and Larry Clark ('Ken Park', 'Kids'). (R.D.)
Belgian Cinema Today , Explore Zone , Drama, Family
Official Selection - In Competition
Creditsdirector: Fien Troch
composer: Johnny Jewel
producer: Antonino Lombardo
screenplay: Fien Troch + Nico Leunen
Editor: Nico Leunen
Cinematography: Frank van den Eeden
production company: Prime Time
More infodialogue: Dutch
subtitles: Eng subt.
country: Belgium
year: 2016
Official site
FIEN TROCH: Verbrande Aarde (1998, short), Wooww (1999, short), Maria (2001, short), Cool Sam & Sweet Suzie (2001, short), 10 jaar Leuven Kort (2004, short), Een ander zijn geluk (2005), Unspoken (2008), Kid (2012), Home (2016).
Technical Specsformat: DCP
frame: 1:1,33
Other festival films by director Fien Troch2017:Home
2005:Een ander zijn geluk
1998:Verbrande aarde


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|For the farmstead with the same name, see Horowitz farmstead.
Horowitz is one of the few non-ghoulified denizens of Vault 34 found in 2281 to have remained alive in spite of the reactor meltdown .
Horowitz was one of four non-ghoulified Vault 34 dwellers to still live in the vault. He and a few others were trapped when someone detonated a bomb in the swimming pool area. They left an SOS in the terminal outside the reactor room of Vault 34. Rescuing these survivors is one possible choice during the quest Hard Luck Blues.
He is the de facto leader of the small group of survivors. All of them wear Vault 34 jumpsuits. They can be killed without loss of Karma.
Interactions with the player characterEdit
Interactions overviewEdit
Other interactionsEdit
If the player rescues Horowitz and the other Vault 34 human survivors, they will eventually find their way to the Aerotech Office Park Suite 300, west-southwest of Vault 34. If you talk to him there, he will tell you that his group is really glad to be freed from the vault and is excited to learn more about the surface world. They also mention that the NCR officer in charge of the office park accepted their group and offered them free food and shelter. You have the option of telling them that you were the one who freed them. If you do so they will express their thanks to you.
|Other items
|On death
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Horowitz appears only in Fallout: New Vegas.
- PC Playstation 3 Xbox 360 After the Vault 34 survivors appear in the Aerotech office park (assuming the player chose to save them), speaking to Horowitz will provide a dialogue option for a reward: a "Vault Trinket"; however, no item is added to your inventory if this dialogue option is selected, and there is no indication within the game's code as to what this item was intended to be. [verified]
- PC Playstation 3 Sometimes Horowitz and the rest of the Vault 34 dwellers will not spawn at Aerotech and even if you saved them, attempting to use the console command player.moveto Ref ID may also not work. You will be teleported to the location within Aerotech (Aerotech Suite 300), but it will be empty. The only way to fix this is to target each non-player character with the console, enter prid Ref ID and activate for each of them individually. [verified]
- Note that the survivors will not be enabled until two days after the end of the quest, so their absence isn't necessarily a bug.


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Food Photography – Consistency in look and feel
Situated in one of Shanghai's prime spots overlooking the bay of PuDong on the Bund Collagreco is one of Shanghai's top restaurants.
When photographing food for a restaurant like this, it is important to understand their purpose with the photographs and the best way to achieve this is to go for a detailed brief from the manger and chief. Since the chef here was going to be the food stylist communication with him is key.
My brief for this shoot were simple in a way and consisted of 3 main priorities.
- Simplicity to fit the style of food.
- Colours bright and crisp (Reflecting the true freshness of the food)
- Consistency.
1. Simplicity:
It is very easy to overdo something in terms of styling or decorating something for photographical reasons. To present an object (A Dish) as photogenic in most cases means less rather than more. We are always eager to place an extra something thinking it will fill the frame and get rid of the empty space that we don't know what to do with. The truth is that empty space or clean space can be very pleasing to the eye and makes for great composition.
Lighting Set Up:
To achieve this I used the same white table cloths that they use on their tables with a simple two light set up. A backlight set up to aim at the white surface. Not too high, the light will evenly whiten the surface causing soft shadows falling towards the camera creating a basic canvas to display the dish.
2. Bright Colours
Promoting good food means portraying the idea of healthy nutrition and this lies in the colour of food. Since from a image point of view we have to rely on visual alone to achieve out goal, getting this right is a major priority.
Now that we have our backlight filling in it's purpose being lighting up the surface and giving us a rim light around the edges of the plate and food we now need to get the colours out with a second light. 45' from above and 45' from in front is where I placed the light. The goal now is to find the right exposure that will neither blow the colours out nor leave them too dark. The brighter the exposure the less saturated the colours will be and in turn the darker the exposure colours tend to be more saturated. The only way to find the right balance is to play around until you find that point where the true colours are being complimented.
3. Consistency
Consistency is important in the look and feel of just about any series of photographs produced for commercial use. The last thing you want to do is to light and angle your images so differently that it will seem that the images belong to completely different restaurants.
This might sound like a simple task, as you simply need to leave your lighting set up and camera in the same position so all look the same. "Not Exactly". Half true though, but since light reflects differently off of different surfaces like wood, a white plate, colourful salad, white ice cream, etc you need to keep adjusting the exposure to fill the right balance of light. This doesn't apply so much for the backlight but most certainly the overhead light discussed in the previous section.
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Due to issues between CBS and Time Warner, THE YOUNG & THE RESTLESS and THE BOLD & THE BEAUTIFUL are not currently being aired in several markets. To help those impacted, we'll be offering daily recaps.
Thursday, August 22
Adam called to ask Chelsea meet him, prompting her to remind him that they were divorced. After she hung up, Dylan revealed that Adam wanted her to be a character witness for him. When the war vet suggested Adam might have raped Melanie, Chelsea defended her ex, refusing to believe it! At the GCAC, Adam ran into Melanie. While he apologized for the way he'd treated her, he urged her to drop the lawsuit. Alas, their encounter escalated into an argument with Melanie eventually yelling at Adam to leave her alone! Witnessing it, Leslie ordered her client to stay away from his alleged victim, or else find another lawyer! She also dismissed having Jack as his character witness, saying they needed a woman to vouch for him. Taking that advice to heart, Adam went to ask Chelsea to be his character witness. Yet when she answered the door carrying Connor, he was taken aback, then complimented her on her motherhood "glow". Later, Adam picked up a crying Connor as Chelsea ran for a burp cloth, unaware that he was comforting his own son. Observing, Chelsea was rocked with guilt. Dylan arrived at that moment, and wondered what the heck was going on! At the ranch, Sharon assured Nick that she only regarded him as a friend. Upon arriving, Avery tried hard not to be jealous over Sharon's continual presence in Nick's life, and then encouraged Nick to let Faith know that they were getting married soon. Unfortunately, Faith reacted poorly -- saying he should marry Sharon, not Avery! Stunned, Nick confronted Sharon about it, wondering if she were planting ideas in their daughter's head! At the police station, Neil told Kevin, Lily and Leslie that while he hadn't found Rose's daughter, Anne, on his trip to London, he'd found newspaper clippings and a Wisconsin number that she'd called frequently. Shockingly, Kevin traced that number to Newman Enterprises! Meanwhile, Cane confided in Hilary about his turbulent relationship with Katherine. She responded by confessing that she hadn't been there for her mother when she'd died -- then cried on Cane's shoulder! When Lily returned home, she wasn't happy when she smelled Hilary's perfume on her hubby. Across town, Hilary arrived at an apartment. Mason emerged from the shower, and the two gave into a passionate embrace!
Do you think Chelsea should be a character witness for Adam? And what do you think of Hilary's relationship with Mason? Share your thoughts in the comments!