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Oil and Gas Development Resource Management Plan Amendment (RMPA)
The White River Field Office is working on a Resource Management Plan Amendment and associated EIS that will address the potential impacts of significant increases in oil and gas development within the 1.5 million acre field office over the next 20 years.
White River Field Office staff brief members of the Northwest Advisory Counsil during a visit to the Piceance Basin, Aug. 2012.
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Closures associated with Texas Mountain in the West Douglas Herd Area have been lifted effective immediately.
Fire restrictions are no longer in affect for BLM lands in the White River Field Office unless otherwise noted. However, the BLM encourages those wishing to burn to use EXTREME caution. The recent drought created very hazardous fire conditions and those responsible for wildland fires will be held accountable.
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Georgetown's formula of relying on Otto Porter Jr. on offense and its suffocating defense has served it well during its nine-game win streak. Both will need to be operating at peak efficiency Wednesday when the eighth-ranked Hoyas attempt to end their struggles at Connecticut. Porter tallied a career-high 33 points in Saturday's win at Syracuse, ending the Orange's 38-game home winning streak.
Porter, averaging 19.7 points over the last nine contests, has provided the offense necessary to push Georgetown into sole possession of first place in the Big East while the defense has allowed only two opponents to eclipse 56 points during the winning streak. Both marks figure to get tested against the surging Huskies, who have defeated the Hoyas six of the last seven times they have met at home. Connecticut has won seven of nine and is among the conference leaders in field goal percentage and scoring during Big East play.
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ABOUT GEORGETOWN (21-4, 11-3 Big East): Porter claimed his second straight conference player of the week award while freshman D'Vauntes Smith-Rivera was named Big East Rookie of the Week - the first time this season one team has secured both honors in the same week. The back-to-back 33-point games from Smith-Rivera (against DePaul last Wednesday) and Porter Jr. marked the first time two different Georgetown players had scored at least 30 in consecutive games since Allen Iverson and Victor Page did so during the 1996 Big East Tournament. The Hoyas have held Big East opponents to 37.3 percent shooting and 56.4 points per game.
ABOUT CONNECTICUT (19-7, 9-5): Shabazz Napier (17.2 points, 4.2 rebounds, 4.6 assists) hardly took a back seat to Porter last week, scoring 27 against Cincinnati and 28 against DePaul in pair of wins. Napier remains the only player in the conference averaging at least 15 points, four rebounds and four assists. Napier's efforts have allowed the Huskies to rank second in conference play in scoring (71.4) and third in field goal percentage (44.8), each of which got a boost in Saturday's 81-67 victory over the Blue Demons when Connecticut shot 60 percent from the field. The Huskies also lead the Big East in free throw shooting (75 percent).
1. Georgetown is enjoying its longest win streak in Big East play since winning 11 in a row in 2006-07.
2. Connecticut has defeated the Hoyas all three times the schools have met at Gampel Pavilion although this will be the first meeting at the venue since 2005.
3. Georgetown has limited 11 of its last 12 opponents to below 40 percent shooting.
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William Murphy III remains in jail and charged with an array of offenses.
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Professor and Head of the School of Design, Carnegie Mellon University
Terry combines freelance design consulting, guest teaching at colleges and universities in Europe and North America with her own PhD research. She is a lecturer with Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design at The University of Dundee in the Design History, Theory and Practice department.
As a PhD researcher with The Centre for the Study of Natural Design at Dundee University, her focus is on how principles from holistic science and Goethean method can inform a more responsible and appropriate design process. Her work proposes that sustainable design must arise out of a more holistic/ecological worldview.


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Electric scooters ferry sightseers around Philadelphia for eco-friendly tours of the city's attractions
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This one's for you if you've been waiting for a great American romancer like The Notebook. What makes this one unusual is it's a 3-in-1 romance. It's complicated to explain but very easy to follow on film. Dennis Quaid plays a best-selling author who wrote a book about an struggling author who finally broke through after finding a long lost manuscript , claiming it as his own writing. It becomes somewhat of a thriller when Jeremy Irons shows up as the real writer with his own moving back story.
Bradley Cooper and Zoe Saldana reportedly became a real-life couple for 5 minutes (a Hollywood eternity) after starring as husband and wife in The Words. Olivia Wilde has a brief role as a groupie who's out to seduce Dennis Quaid. Wow. She sure makes the most of it. She oozes sexuality. The third love story is the antithesis of the movie's title – it has maybe 6 spoken lines from Iron's character as a young man (played by Ben Barnes) and his wooing of a young French woman just after World War 2 ends.
You don't have to bring the tissues to this one. But it will leave you with several messages. Foremost: you and only you have to deal with the decisions you make in life.
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The 2010 CMV Driver Safety Belt Usage Study found 78 percent of CMV drivers wear safety belts.
In accordance with Section 392.16 of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations (FMCSR), a CMV which has a seat belt assembly installed at the driver's seat shall not be driven unless the driver has properly restrained himself/herself with the seat belt assembly.
In 2003, the Commercial Motor Vehicle (CMV) Safety Belt Partnership was created by Secretary Norman Y. Mineta to combat low safety belt use among the nation's CMV drivers.
The annual Commercial Motor Vehicle (CMV) Safety Belt Partnership "Be Ready. Be Buckled." art contest for children with a relative or sponsor in the truck and bus industries in grades K-6 (ages 5-12) runs through Friday, March 15, 2013!
The winners of this contest will be honored at an awards ceremony to be held at the U.S. Department of Transportation Headquarters in early May 2013. That afternoon there will be a special program for the winners at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum on the National Mall.
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At PhilaU, students in the B.S. in Psychology program are powered to tailor their curriculum to their career ambitions. Of the 16 required psychology courses, our students select eight themselves. Our program gives students a wide breadth of knowledge of the major areas of psychology, while requiring them to minor in a specific area of interest. Students also take a three-semester sequence in research, starting with statistics junior year, followed by research methods and advanced research in psychology, in which they complete an independent senior research project.
Psychology faculty members closely advise students, helping them to identify career goals. Students engage in on-site training through internships with the District Attorney's Office of Philadelphia and the Philadelphia School District, among other organizations. The psychology program actively encourages students to study abroad, sending them to Italy, Australia, the prestigious Danish Institute in Denmark, and other locations. Thanks to the broad range of psychology courses coupled with research, internship, and study-abroad experiences, PhilaU graduates report feeling more advanced than their peers in graduate programs.
Philadelphia University also offers two combined degree programs: the B.S. in Psychology/M.S. in Occupational Therapy and the B.S. in Psychology/M.S. in Community and Trauma Counseling. Please visit the Combined Degree Programs page for information about these programs.


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though most problems occur in the northern boarder towns...this warning was issued after a tour bus in Puerto Vallarta was robbed
yes crime can happen anywhere...but i still feel very safe in Mexico...even more so than in the US!
I also heard about that, but was reassured that any potential problems occur in the outlying border areas. The resort itself is very secure, as all Olivia resorts are. I trust them to take the utmost precaution when it comes to the ladies of Olivia's safety.
We sent an email to our Olivia rep about this topic, and got back reassuring information. The resort itself is totally secured, and any vendors they use are reputable as well. The drive from the airport is only 30 minutes. We have traveled on several Olivia trips and felt completely secure. It's true that crime can happen anywhere and it's best to be alert and aware of your surroundings wherever you go.
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now we get a report when you get back
We travel to Mexico quite often and find it to be a safe and very friendly country to travel in!
Most of the warnings you'll hear about are the border towns and usually between the cartels.
Yes there have been a few robberies of some tourist groups…but those are rare…especially when you compare the # of incidences to the millions who visit Mexico each year.
I think the reports of violence are extremely overblown…you can have crime anywhere…anytime…by anyone.
And not that we're talking murder…but just to show you…FBI statistics show the murder rate per 100,000 inhabitants in Detroit is 47, Baltimore is 43, New Orleans is 39 and Washington D.C. is 29. Mexico is 10 per 100,000
Just use your common sense anywhere you travel...we should all be fine!
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Artists Adam Broomberg and Oliver Chanarin have carefully overlaid images from The Archive of Modern Conflict onto each page of the bible in a special reprinted edition »
For the first time, the UK has carried out a strike in Afghanistan by pilots controlling the drone from home  »
Falklands veteran and entrepreneur Tony Banks has launched a website that aims to preserve and map the personal memories of the UK's World War II veterans »
Naming the Dead is a project that aims to track and name those civilians and militants caught up in American's drone strike campaigns in Pakistan »
Lieutenant General Jeffrey Talley used US Army funds to back promising Iraqi entrepreneurs to set up engineering and tech startups in a bid to lure young men away from the Iranian-backed militia. Can this strategy of "engineering the peace" be replicated elsewhere? »
Apple's App Store has rejected a game that allows users to explore the different factions, consequences and outcomes of Syria's ongoing civil war, because it deals with a "real entity" »
A report from the Human Rights Watch and the International Human Rights Clinic has delved into a subject matter usually reserved for apocalyptic dystopian fiction of the likes of The Terminator and The Matrix »
An upcoming paper by a political scientist will claim that in 40 years time world conflict will plummet, with the greatest decrease occurring in the Middle East »
Boeing has successfully tested a non-lethal, microwave-blasting missile that knocks out electronics, instigating a collective shudder from technology apocalypse theorists the world over »
The US Air Force has lost an unmanned hypersonic aircraft, after a faulty control fin caused it to break apart and fall into the Pacific Ocean »
Israel is testing an early-warning missile defence system that sends text messages to mobile phones located within a potential strike zone »
Raytheon has inked a $636 million (£400m) contract to provide Exoatmospheric Kill Vehicles to Boeing »
US defence firm Lockheed Martin has extended the flight time of its unmanned Stalker drone to more than 48 hours, by recharging its batteries mid-flight -- using a laser »
What might be the final major US offensive of the Afghanistan war has begun, according to the war's day-to-day commander -- but its purpose is a bit harder to grasp »
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French Twitter users employed World War II codes to circumvent French legislation banning the prediction of voting results during the presidential elections »
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Directions from Florissant: Traveling west on Highway 24, you'll come to a junction with State Road 1 in Florissant. Turn left on to 1 and travel 2.5 miles to the road that leads to the Florissant National Monument Visitors Center.
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Hans Loop Trail - A 1.1 mile extension of the Sawmill Trail, this trail provides vistas of 14,110' Pikes Peak.
Hornbeck Wildlife Loop Trail - Hornbeck Wildlife Loop leaves the Visitor Center and splits from Cave Trail after .6 miles. After the split, Hornbeck Trail leads to the reconstructed Hornbeck Homestead and crosses the road to link with Shootin' Star Trail.
Petrified Forest Loop Trail - The Petrified Forest Loop is 1 mile long with no elevation gain. An informative pamphlet guides you through and around an ancient lake bed complete with several petrified tree stumps.
Shootin' Star Trail - Shootin' Star Trail is 1.4 miles long one way and gains 80' in elevation. This trail is rated moderate by the National Park Service.
Twin Rock Trail - Following a riparian, or stream habitat, this trail features a quiet view of rock formations, open meadows, aspen groves, willows and pond life.
Walk Through Time Trail - A pamphlet guides visitors around this .5 mile loop, which introduces the geologic history of the area.
Visitor Information: Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument, P.O. Box 185 , Florissant, CO, 80816, Phone: 719-748-3253
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Top Five Skyrim Mods of the Week - May 5
We charter a boat to remote islands, reclaim a lost artifact, and venture off in search of wild horses. Also: some hobbits might explode.
We're back this week with another show, and boy is it a doozy. Let's just say that no children were not harmed during the making of this show. Get it? Because some children totally got exploded. Whoops! There goes the surprise.
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Quest: Sea of Ghosts by ThirteenOranges
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Vanguard Armor by hothtrooper44
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Wild Horses by fczara
Steam Workshop Link
Fishing In Skyrim by Arodicus Snaux
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Tamrielic Lore: Chrysamere by thebigmuh
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Shaun McInnis has always dreamed of an a open-world driving RPG based on Jack Kerouac's On the Road. Outside of video games, he enjoys photography and learning impractical coffee brewing techniques.
Would love to see you guys give my mod some love in a video as its a massive witcher 2 mod for skyrim.
Several versions of killable children on the nexus, search it up. I use this one:
A nice video of it for LOLZ
Skyrim Justice
"By the gods, did that just happen?"
It's gotten very positive feedback on both Steam and the Nexus, so I wanted to put it out there for you guys.
To anyone interested, the one Bonus Mod, "Hobbit Hole" is also available on the Skyrim Nexus. Not sure why it only gives a link to Steam Workshop.
Here ya go:
@danjammer69 Apparently I didn't search for it properly! Thanks for covering that.
"Bi-weekly" right or wrong seems to be confusing. Get rid of the doubt and call it 84 hourly instead :D
@analgrin markiie is absolutely on the money. The onus is on you as the reader to better inform yourself of the terminology, not on the writer to dumb it down.
watching these mods of the weeks awesome, although makes me kinda jealous i cant get thme on 360 :/.
Not to be a pedant, but bi-weekly does mean once in two weeks. Semi-weekly would mean twice a week. It works the same with bi-annually and semi-annually.
@markiie I like "fortnightly" - but then I'm English. When I say stuff like that, people look at me like I'm weird
In UK English bi-weekly usually means twice a week and fortnightly means every two weeks.
@markiie According to every dictionary I've checked it can mean both. Although it does always reference semi-weekly when referring to bi-weekly in the sense of twice a week. It's another one of those weird instances where the English language fails because of people with a lesser understanding of language and grammar so it takes on a double meaning.
Wow, thanks guys. I just posted a new version of "Fishing In Skyrim" that includes "dynamite fishing", which is a real blast. =)
For the record, my fiance died from something called Deep-Vein Thrombosis (DVT), which is a blood clot you get from sitting in one position for too long. Gamers are at high risk for DVT - she died after playing MW3 for 11 hours. The only warning sign she had was a cramp in her leg. Two hours later, she was dead.
The best way to avoid DVT is simple: Save your game, stand up, and walk around for 2-3 minutes every 3 or 4 hours. Go to the fridge, pee, look out the window, play with your pet...anything, just MOVE. That simple action would have saved her life.
Great show guys. You made me laugh out loud multiple times on the "Hobbit" part.
Keep doing what you guys do best! Can't wait til the next show.
@Jedi_Ninja9 I'm afraid your humor is too highbrow for me to possibly comprehend.
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@Suikogaiden Agreed, why would i let my friends see how much time I spend on a gaming website. : )
i personally think that the vanguard armor makes you look like a fat guy. but good show guys!!
@Hobbes444 Fact: Being fat makes you tougher in battle.
Great show, Shaun. I can always rely on it for a few good laughs and finding some interesting mods to enhance my gameplay experience.
Hey everyone. I have made an arena mod that has been one of the top rated and most downloaded mods out there.
Here's the link:http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/downloads/file..php?id=9380 It is also on the steam workshop. I am looking for a coder so if you are interested pm me in skyrim nexus.
Bi-weekly means every 2 weeks OR twice a week, there is no standard; however, the former makes the most sense and is how I would use it.
Love the Chrysamere quest! Wish they would perfect those quests and add them to the console versions.
@Weslybarton Well, if you want Chrysamere on consoles you can always play Morrowind on Xbox ;)
@toonsim2 You do not need a gaming spec PC to play Skyrim, it works great on old hardware. You can play skyrim on a sub $500 machine, it would be playable on this $350 machine http://www.reddit.com/r/buildapc/comments/t9mwf/build_ready_250350_budget_gaming/
shaun mcinnis - i just wanted to show my appreciation for a show like this. giving credit and encouraging modders can only do good. also showing other companies that modding can really lift a game up might encourage other developers to allow a certain degree of modification to their games (nudge nudge UBISOFT... nudge nudge Farcry 3 and AC3). skyrim and GTA shouldnt be the only ones.
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Ok, round 2 of an attempt at making a format agnostic structured output library. The idea being that the command doing the output doesn't have to care what the actual output format is, it uses one set of output functions and the user gets to choose their preferred output style. The current backend/frontend interface probably needs expanding so that a less noddy XML output can be used, but it's a start. Rather than building an in-memory structure and then writing it out I've gone for the approach of writing out immediately. The thought behind this was that I didn't really want to force commands like log to have to wait 'til the end to start outputting information (though I still haven't got around to working on converting log). Probably the biggest change from v1 is an expanded aim. Now the output library is aimed at controlling _all_ plubming output. This series includes a patch for ls-tree that has all it's output going through the library, and a patch for status that has all the --porcelain output going through the library. The XML patch still needs a lot of work, as I've been busy playing with the library API and the NORMAL/ZERO backends ... Julian Phillips (4): output: Add a new library for plumbing output ls-tree: complete conversion to using output library status: use output library for porcelain output output: WIP: Add XML backend Documentation/technical/api-output.txt | 116 ++++++++++++++ Makefile | 5 + builtin/commit.c | 21 +++- builtin/ls-tree.c | 51 ++++-- output-json.c | 127 +++++++++++++++ output-normal.c | 95 +++++++++++ output-xml.c | 68 ++++++++ output-zero.c | 74 +++++++++ output.c | 270 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ output.h | 93 +++++++++++ wt-status.c ...
All output from ls-tree now goes through the output library - even the regular output. Signed-off-by: Julian Phillips <email@example.com> --- builtin/ls-tree.c | 51 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++------------------ 1 files changed, 33 insertions(+), 18 deletions(-) diff --git a/builtin/ls-tree.c b/builtin/ls-tree.c index dc86b0d..7e19d19 100644 --- a/builtin/ls-tree.c +++ b/builtin/ls-tree.c @@ -10,8 +10,8 @@ #include "quote.h" #include "builtin.h" #include "parse-options.h" +#include "output.h" -static int line_termination = '\n'; #define LS_RECURSIVE 1 #define LS_TREE_ONLY 2 #define LS_SHOW_TREES 4 @@ -22,6 +22,7 @@ static int ls_options; static const char **pathspec; static int chomp_prefix; static const char *ls_tree_prefix; +static struct output_context *oc; static const char * const ls_tree_usage[] = { "git ls-tree [<options>] <tree-ish> [path...]", @@ -90,27 +91,32 @@ static int show_tree(const unsigned char *sha1, const char *base, int baselen, (baselen < chomp_prefix || memcmp(ls_tree_prefix, base, chomp_prefix))) return 0; + output_start_object(oc, "entry"); if (!(ls_options & LS_NAME_ONLY)) { + output_strf(oc, "mode", "%06o", mode); + output_token(oc, " "); + output_str(oc, "type", type); + output_token(oc, " "); + output_str(oc, "hash", find_unique_abbrev(sha1, abbrev)); if (ls_options & LS_SHOW_SIZE) { - char size_text[24]; - if (!strcmp(type, blob_type)) { + if (strcmp(type, blob_type)) { + output_token(oc, " -"); + } else { unsigned long size; + output_token(oc, " "); + output_next_directive(oc, "7"); if (sha1_object_info(sha1, &size) == OBJ_BAD) - strcpy(size_text, "BAD"); + output_str(oc, "size", "BAD"); else - snprintf(size_text, sizeof(size_text), - "%lu", size); - } else - strcpy(size_text, "-"); - printf("%06o %s %s %7s\t", mode, type, - find_unique_abbrev(sha1, abbrev), - size_text); - } ...
Use the new output library for output when in porcelain mode. Signed-off-by: Julian Phillips <email@example.com> --- builtin/commit.c | 21 +++++++++++- wt-status.c | 88 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++--- wt-status.h | 3 +- 3 files changed, 104 insertions(+), 8 deletions(-) diff --git a/builtin/commit.c b/builtin/commit.c index c5ab683..4e506b1 100644 --- a/builtin/commit.c +++ b/builtin/commit.c @@ -25,6 +25,7 @@ #include "rerere.h" #include "unpack-trees.h" #include "quote.h" +#include "output.h" static const char * const builtin_commit_usage[] = { "git commit [options] [--] <filepattern>...", @@ -68,6 +69,8 @@ static int all, edit_flag, also, interactive, only, amend, signoff; static int quiet, verbose, no_verify, allow_empty, dry_run, renew_authorship; static int no_post_rewrite; static char *untracked_files_arg, *force_date; +static char *structured_output_arg; +static enum output_style output_style; /* * The default commit message cleanup mode will remove the lines * beginning with # (shell comments) and leading and trailing @@ -137,6 +140,7 @@ static struct option builtin_commit_options[] = { "show porcelain output format", STATUS_FORMAT_PORCELAIN), OPT_BOOLEAN('z', "null", &null_termination, "terminate entries with NUL"), + OPT_OUTPUT(0, "output", &structured_output_arg), OPT_BOOLEAN(0, "amend", &amend, "amend previous commit"), OPT_BOOLEAN(0, "no-post-rewrite", &no_post_rewrite, "bypass post-rewrite hook"), { OPTION_STRING, 'u', "untracked-files", &untracked_files_arg, "mode", "show untracked files, optional modes: all, normal, no. (Default: all)", PARSE_OPT_OPTARG, NULL, (intptr_t)"all" }, @@ -420,7 +424,7 @@ static int run_status(FILE *fp, const char *index_file, const char *prefix, int wt_shortstatus_print(s, null_termination); break; case STATUS_FORMAT_PORCELAIN: - wt_porcelain_print(s, null_termination); + wt_porcelain_print(s, output_style); break; ...
Add a library that allows commands to produce output in any of a range of formats using a single API. The idea being that by running all plumbing command output through this library the output can easily be switched to an alternative output style (e.g. JSON), while still supporting the current output formats. The API includes an OPT_OUTPUT and handle_output_arg so that the option handling for different commands will be as similar as possible. Documentation for the API is included in Documentation/technical/api-output.txt. At the moment the only new output format is JSON. Signed-off-by: Julian Phillips <email@example.com> --- Documentation/technical/api-output.txt | 116 ++++++++++++++ Makefile | 4 + output-json.c | 127 +++++++++++++++ output-normal.c | 95 +++++++++++ output-zero.c | 74 +++++++++ output.c | 266 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ output.h | 92 +++++++++++ 7 files changed, 774 insertions(+), 0 deletions(-) create mode 100644 Documentation/technical/api-output.txt create mode 100644 output-json.c create mode 100644 output-normal.c create mode 100644 output-zero.c create mode 100644 output.c create mode 100644 output.h diff --git a/Documentation/technical/api-output.txt b/Documentation/technical/api-output.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a811cbe --- /dev/null +++ b/Documentation/technical/api-output.txt @@ -0,0 +1,116 @@ +structured output API +===================== + +The structured output API is provided by output.h and consists of a set of +functions for outputting data in a structured manner in one of a number of +formats (referred to as output styles). + +The output consists of objects, arrays and the actual values, the term item is +used where any of these may be used, and container when either an object or +array may be used. Objects are ...
On Mon, Apr 12, 2010 at 12:21:14AM +0100, Julian Phillips wrote: I'm writing S-Expression output backend as experiment (not yet even sendable as WIP) and hit an issue in general framework... List? Above says types are 'object', 'array' and 'value'. Then it defines Maybe add extra note about these. When one sees output_token used in code outputting stuff, one can get puzzled until one realizes that token output This is AFAIK really inapporiate for canonical S-Expression output. Point of canonical S-Expressions is to have only one way to serialize given tree (bit for bit identicality) and linefeeds are not allowed except as serialization of linefeed in string. Perhaps one could add method/flag to output backend to tell wheither to -Ilari --
On Tue, 13 Apr 2010 12:43:51 +0300, Ilari Liusvaara Yes. I intend to revist the header and documentation, as they were mostly I think that it probably makes sense to have explicit calls into the backend for start and end rather than assuming that wrapping everything in an object is appropriate, an XML backend for example could then use those callbacks to do XML headers and the outmost element tags etc. -- Julian --
Heya, I like where this is going, a lot, especially since we don't have to convert everything in one go, but we can do it as desired, similar to optparsification. I still think more commands than just these two should be converted to validate the design though, perhaps something like 'git blame', or 'git for-each-ref'? -- Cheers, Sverre Rabbelier --
Speaking as a major customer for the new capabilities it will enable, I strongly concur. -- Eric S. Raymond --
I don't think it is needed for either command. 'git blame' has --porcelain and --incremental output, which is line-based and pretty much self-describing (with "header-name value" syntax for most of it), and well documented. JSON output would only add unnecessary chatter and different quoting rules. 'git for-each-ref' has both --format=<format> to allow to get data what one needs, and in the format one wants (with e.g. %00 to reresent NUL), and [--shell|--perl|--python|--tcl] for placeholders in <format> to be quoted as string literals suitable for specified host language. Although I am not sure if this option, meant to produce scriptlets, is used that much/ note that there is not support for --json quoting, nor --xml escaping. -- Jakub Narebski Poland --
Heya, Those were just the first two plumbing commands that came to mind that I use myself, do you have any suggestions for others that would be more appropriate? -- Cheers, Sverre Rabbelier --
"git config [<type>] --get <name>" and friends... especially that even in the case of '{ name: "<name>"; value: <value> }' (and without e.g. "type: <type>" field) we can have <value> of correct JSON type. "git ls-files" (especially when mixing information about files in working area and those in index), "git diff-tree" (especially for merges, as ordinary columnar output do not include all possible information, like pre-image filename in case of renames), perhaps "git branch" so people stop trying to parse it in scripts, perhaps "git describe" (you need "git describe --long" to unambiguously parse its output), perhaps "git remote show" (I am not sure about this case), "git show-ref" if "git for-each-ref" didn't exists... -- Jakub Narebski Poland --
Wouldn't the exact same argument apply equally well to the output format of "status --porcelain", by the way? It is line-based and pretty much self-describing (once you know the mnemonic but you can make an educated guess from previous SCM experience). --
No, current "git status --porcelain" output is record-based (tabular); the meaning is not described by header but depends on field in record, i.e. position in line. Self describing output of "git status --porcelain" would be filename <maybe-quoted filename> renamed-from <maybe-quoted filename> similarity 95% worktree ... index ... or something like that... -- Jakub Narebski Poland --
Now, what's wrong about that? For that matter, would you say "diff --raw" output should be JSON/XMLified because it is columnar? --
Well, this whole idea started with the fact, that "git status --short" was hard (or impossible) to parse unambigously by scripts[1], and even "git status --porcelain -z"[2] is not that easy to parse[3]. With JSON output format one can use existing JSON parsers, which are available in any language. [1] And it was woefully underdocumented [2] I wonder why git-config and git-grep have '--null' as long version of '-z' option... and only those. [3] I rather liked the idea of -Z output format, the form that uses NUL as field separator for each field (and not only filenames), and NUL NUL as record terminator; it makes parsing much easier because you don't need to take a look at other field to know It would be nice to have raw diff format JSONified, or have --porcelain (like "git blame --porcelain" output format) version of it. Especially for "diff -c --raw" i.e. raw output format for merges, which lacks some information, namely filename and similarity score for n-th pre-image, if rename or copy was detected. -- Jakub Narebski Poland --
And you apparently seem to agree with that claim, but I don't. I think Jeff (who did the --porcelain stuff; by the way, why did we lose him from Cc list?) has already said that he is open to an update. --
I haven't seen any evidence that status --porcelain (or its -z form) is impossible to parse unambiguously. I don't even think it's that hard, but it certainly could be easier. But more importantly, from looking at the output it's not necessarily _obvious_ how to parse it correctly (e.g., whitespace as value and as field separator, syntax of "-z" depends on semantics of field contents). The approach I proposed was to leave it be and document it a bit better. Adding some format that is close but subtly different is just going to lead to more confusion. But since Julian was willing to do the JSON work, I think that is a much nicer approach. It's not subtly different; it's very different and way easier to read and parse. And I'm really happy with the way he has structured the code to handle multiple output formats. It keeps the code much cleaner, and it should silence any "but YAML is better than JSON is better than XML" debates. Even with Julian's patches, we should still better document the regular and "-z" forms. Eric promised to send some patches this week; I'm hoping -Peff --
Well, IMVHO output of "git status --short" / "git status --porcelain" (without '-z') is very hard to parse. Even assuming that in the case of ambiguity filenames are quoted (which also means that in the case of ambiguity whether they are quoted they must be quoted), the fact that separator between source and destination filename in the case of rename detection is " -> " (if I understand it correctly), and neither of ' ' (SPC), '-' nor '>' is replaced by escape sequence means that one needs to detect where quoted filename begins and where ends. This means either parsing character by character, taking into account quoting and escaping (e.g. '\\', '\"' etc.), or using 'balanced quote' regexp like the one from Text::Balanced, e.g.: (?:\"(?:[^\\\"]*(?:\\.[^\\\"]*)*)\") What was the reason behind choosing " -> " as separator between pair[1] of filenames in rename, instead of using default "git diff --stat" format i.e. 'arch/{i386 => x86}/Makefile' for "git status --short" which is meant for end user, and for "git status --porcelain" the same format that raw diff format, i.e. with TAB as separator between filenames, and filename quited if it contains TAB (then TAB is relaced by '\t', and does not appear in filename, therefore you can split on TAB)? IMVHO "git status --porcelain -z" format is not easy to parse either. (The same can be said for "git diff --raw -z" output format.) You can't just split on record separator; you have to take into account status to check if there are two filenames or one. [1] A question: we have working area version, index version, and HEAD version of file. Isn't it possible for *each* of them to have different filename? What about the case of rename/rename merge Well, the proposed '-Z' output format, in the OFS="\0", ORS="\0\0" variant, would be very easy to parse. If I understand it correctly I really like this outputification ;-) too. Although if possible I'd like to have it wrapped in utility macros, like parseopt, so one does ...
Yeah, I don't disagree with your reasons (which are largely the same as Eric's). I just don't think it's "oh no this is useless and we have to I don't know Junio's reason for using " -> " in --short; probably because it was the format used in non-short status. For --porcelain, it was simply because I used exactly --short. I assumed that --short was suitable for parsing (which it _is_, it just has some rough edges), and wanted to provide an option right away that would keep the output stable, so we didn't run into the usual problem of people wanting to enhance the human-readable interface, but being blocked by script Yep, I agree. I think the JSON approach is the best solution, as it is Good question. The answer is no, the three different versions can't have three filenames on the same line, because we don't do rename detection between the working tree and the index. Which makes sense. Consider something like this: mkdir repo && cd repo && git init echo content >one git add one && git commit -m one mv one two && git add -A mv two three git status We will see the movement of "one -> two" between the index and HEAD. In theory we could see the movement of "three -> two" between the index and working tree. But "three" isn't tracked, so instead we see "two" deleted and "three" untracked. We can mark "three" with intent-to-add to note that we are interested in it, but then it is not a new file any more (since it has an index entry), and is therefore not eligible for rename detection. As for a rename/rename conflict, it gets represented in the index as both deleting the source and then each side adding its new version with a conflict. So: mkdir repo && cd repo && git init echo content >one git add one && git commit -m base git mv one two && git commit -m two git checkout -b other HEAD^ git mv one three && git commit -m three git merge master git status generates: # On branch other # Unmerged paths: # both deleted: ...
[cut] Something like that (please remember that it is still in vague beginnings of an idea stage: OUT_OBJECT( OUT_FIELD("mode", OUT_MODE, tree.mode), SP, OUT_FIELD("type", "%s", tree.object.type), SP, OUT_FIELD("object", OUT_SHA1, tree.object.sha1), TAB, OUT_FIELD("file", OUT_FILE(sep), tree.filename), sep ); -- Jakub Narebski Poland --
Doing that would require variadic macros, which are a C99-ism. So you would have to do: OUT_OBJECT_START(); OUT_FIELD("mode", OUT_MODE, tree.mode); OUT_SP; ... OUT_OBJECT_END(); which is not all that different from what Julian has now. I do think some type-specific conversions might be handy. They don't even need to be macros. E.g.,: void output_mode(struct output_context *oc, int mode) { output_strf(oc, "mode", "%06o", mode); } OTOH, looking over Julian's last patch series, there really aren't that many that would be generally applicable, and as you can see they only save a few characters, not even a line. A few bigger objects could be factored out, but he has already done that (e.g., see wt_porcelain_unmerged in his v2 3/4). -Peff --
Also, backends such as JSON want to know which things are strings, and which are numbers - as they print differently. An XML backend may want to It might help standardise the output between commands if there were helper functions for some of the larger structures - e.g. commits. Though I don't think that those functions would be able to do legacy output, due to the current lack of cross-command output compatibility. I'm starting to see this with blame and diff-tree (and family), where they both want to output information about commits. I think that maybe I need to design and document the output structure for common concepts - so that it would be possible to pass the output from any command to a common parser, with matching utility functions in the code. Though, I'm not sure if there actually are any common concepts that need outputting apart from commits. Current Status -------------- I had been planning to post an updated series this weekend, but I'm too tired to attempt tidying things up for posting at the moment ... If you want to see the current state then my current mess is available at http://git.q42.co.uk/w/output.git. A quick summary of main changes since v2: - backends are now in a subdirectory - blame, diff-tree, have --ouptut=... support for plumbing output - log has some support for --ouput=... - output library has extended API, including quoted strings and is_structured_output function - backend API includes explicit functions for top-level items -- Julian --
Yeah, that was what I saw on looking at the code. And we have to support those old formats, obviously. For the most part, I found the level of verbosity in the patches you posted (and I just peeked at your repo) to be fine. Sure, it's more lines, but they're IMHO very easy to read. If we have to tradeoff between either duplicating output entirely (for both the output form and traditional form) or having a more flexible but slightly more verbose output library, I think I would rather go with the latter. It will be more maintainable in the long run. -Peff --
On Wed, 14 Apr 2010 21:10:35 +0200, Jakub Narebski <email@example.com> I think that the ability to say that all plumbing output is available in a variety of standard outputs is potentially useful. In particular the ability to be able to parse the output of all plumbing commands directly into whatever native language the high-level tool is in using an already That depends really. If you are writing something to parse the output, and you already have a JSON parser available then it's the current output that has different quoting rules. ;) Anyway, I have already converted blame to use the library for both --porcelain and --incremental output, so it'll be in the next version of -- Julian --
Nice. How did you managed to work with a bit non-standard rules of --porcelain format, namely maybe-quoting of filenames, and that not all lines conform to " SP <value> LF" syntax: group definition begins with SHA-1, and contents is indented with TAB? -- Jakub Narebski Poland --
On Wed, 14 Apr 2010 23:16:06 +0200, Jakub Narebski <email@example.com> I had to extend the output API for quoting rules. There are now qstr/qstrf output functions that call different backend functions. The normal output then applies git quoting rules to the q versions only, whereas the JSON output treats them both the same. For the rest of it, only the actual data is going through the output_str etc functions the rest is using output_token that is ignored by the JSON backend. I actually started converting blame twice - the first time I added an API function that allowed telling the normal output how to format values, but I decided that I wanted to apply grouping to the structured output, so that e.g. the author and committer information were two objects with name, mail, date and tz members so I never finished the first attempt. -- Julian --
Every once in a while, I have some crazy idea for a short script that is built around blame output (e.g., counting contributors by line count). Something that I might do in a little one-off perl script. And my experience has been that 90% of the script ends up parsing and managing commit blocks, and not the computation of interest. Not that it's a lot of lines, mind you, but having to write 20 lines of parser to do a perl one-liner on the result is annoying. I would be very happy to have some 1 or 2 line solution where one of the lines is "use I'll be curious to see it. I hope you will (at least optionally) wrap the _whole_ output and not just the commit blocks. It would be nice to just suck it in all at once and walk the data structure. But it may be tricky because the output suppresses the commit description for commits that have already been output. You would probably want a list of lines and a map of commits, like: { "lines": [ { sha1 and line info } { sha1 and line info } ... ], "commits": { "$sha1": { commit info }, ... } which is close to what I would parse to in a script, except I would actually drop the "commits" map and point directly to the commit info from each line. Is there a way in JSON to refer to the contents of a previous item without just outputting the same data again? I assume not, and even if there is, other output formats like XML wouldn't handle it. -Peff --
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so, i really don't know how to make a games, but imma try! =). so it'll hopefully be up soon, so yeah. dont "reserve" anything please. and if this fails, oh well
So in my games, i guess it'll be a quell. so only half the tributes. so six girls and six guys
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DISTRICT1 | Puhnk Pink | 14 | dead | ||
DISTRICT2 | Karo Mellis | 16 | dead | ||
DISTRICT3 | Issabella Electrode | 18 | daed | ||
DISTRICT4 | Payton Ocean | 14 | dead | ||
DISTRICT5 | Rose Jones | 16 | alive | ||
DISTRICT6 | Heath | 16 | dead | ||
DISTRICT7 | Olivia Stronghold | 12 | dead | ||
DISTRICT8 | Stanly Fox | 15 | dead | ||
DISTRICT9 | Monica Fisher | 12 | alive | ||
DISTRICT10 | Tyson Venson | 15 | alive | ||
DISTRICT11 | Detora Brandy | 17 | dead | ||
DISTRICT12 | Titun Siege | 18 | alive |
So after the last four are put up. this is how MY GAME will work. each will get an interview... ill ask three questios on her(thhis page) and if you have a tribute. you answer what your tribute would say). the we go the the games. each gets a small POV at the begging. and then ill give you ____ options. you answer what your tribute would do. and if it doesn't lead to something violent. then thats good!
Question ONE: What do you plan to do in the Games?
Questin Two: How confedent do you feel?
Question three: how's your stay in the capitol, what emotions have you faced?
If you don't answer. its fine you just have to make a decision in the GAMES section.... so if you don't you're dead. sorry =(Edit
The Beginning of the gamesEdit
You are just coming out of the tube that raised you into the very green and hot arena
Puhnks POV: The tube ISN'T pink!!!! I I hope there is some pink things... OH wait... I think... YES a pink weapon!!!!! i am so excited "AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH" everyone started looking at me " PINK!!!!!" and the countdown starts
Karo's POV
Izzy's POV
Paytons POV
Rose's POV: i see a weapon.... and i want it!
Heath"s POV
Olivia's POV
Stanly's POV
Monica's POV: I look around and see the Mountains and the trees. I also Hear the booming voice " TEN, NINE EIGHT...."
Tyson's POV: I stay as calm as i can while the count down starts. I try to look like i will kill, but i wont, only if i must "Five....Four...Three... Two.... One..."
Detora's POV
Titun's POVAs i nervuselylook at all of the tributes. each one staring in the cornucopia, except one, Puhnk, i think... "SEVEN SIX......"
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"...ONE" the booming voice ends and the gong sounds you....
1)Run toward the Cornucopia, hoping to get the weapon you eye balled
2) run as far away as you can. trying to stay away fron the blood bath going on
3) stand on you plate trying to figure out if you should fight, or run
4)Find someone to ally with another tribute
5) forfit and die
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this i only if you chose one.
someone is trying to get to the weapon youre trying to get. you...
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2) reach for it before they do
3) dive for it hoping not to get stabbed in the back
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as youre running you find a path and it splits into two paths, you....
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2) take the left path lucky guess?
3) don't take the path but don't turn around, just run a dif way
Heath: I saw a path but it split to two paths, i took the right. I was walking and not looking around and i saw a mutt, or animal, but then it came after me.... and now this is my goodbye
Monica: I run toward the Cornucopia and i see someone going for my weapon, i tap them on the back they turn around and punch him, i think i knocked him out just enough for me to get it and run
Detoria: i find a path. and it seems as if it splits two ways but leads together again. i go the right path. but a squirrle like creature pops out of the trees, i try to stab it with a stick i picked up, but before i release, everything goes black, visions flashing through my mind and i hear my selve say i love you all at h- and i have no thought no more
Tyson: I heard someone say i love you, and look down the right side of the path and a cannon goes off. i sa=tart running and i end up taking the left path. as i am running i notice my suroundings. i stop to process everything so far. I have not died.


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UNION — Mrs. Helen Gunning Allison, 79, 307 Lakeview Heights, Union, widow of Jack H. Allison, went home to be with the Lord Sunday, Nov. 25, 2012 at Wallace Thomson Hospital.
Mrs. Allison was born in Union, S.C., Dec. 9, 1932, a daughter of the late Orville "Bo" Gunning and Victoria Allen Gunning. She was a graduate of Union High School and retired from Milliken & Co — Cedar Hill Plant. Mrs. Allison was a member of Mon Aetna Baptist Church where she was a member of the Golden Girls and a member of the Pearl Sanders Sunday School Class.
Surviving are a daughter, Vicki Allison of the home; two sons, Jack Allison and wife Donice and Joey Allison and wife Kathy, all of Union; a sister, Ann Jones of Columbia; six grandchildren, Destiny Pigmon and husband Eric of Rock Hill, Hunter Allison of Greenville, Brad Allison of Union, Brandon Allison and wife Elizabeth of Rock Hill, Alyssa Dehart and husband Matthew of Carlisle and Tyler Allison of Greenville; three great-grandchildren, Cole Pigmon, Bret Pigmon and Blakely Allison, all of Rock Hill.
Funeral services will be held 3 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 28, 2012 at Mon Aetna Baptist Church conducted by Rev. Greg Barefoot and Rev. Benny Green. Burial will be in Union Memorial Gardens.
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Chale! |
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A spanish word that is used by latinos when they are saying "forget about it" or "no way"
Pedro: "Hey man come eat this guacamole the gringo made"
Pablo: "Chale" Lisa: "Lets go pull weeds" Carla: "Chale" |
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Chale (GHANA)
*Alternative Spellings: Charlie, Charle *pronounced: "Char-lay/Chaa-lay" A VERY popular Ghanaian (Pidgin English) expression used in multiple senses (depending on rising/falling intonation): 1. in the same sense as the words "Dude" or "Homie." Synonymous with the American "Jack" or "Joe" as a way of addressing another person directly. Supposedly believed to have originated from the Chicago-based slang "Charlie" (pron. "Chali"), used in the same vein to address someone directly. 2. used with "Oh" as an expression of disappointment, pity, sympathy. 3. used with "Oh" as an expression of agreement with someone else's statement. Used in the same vein as "I know right?" or "Tell me about it." eg. 1: What's up, chale? / Ahh, charlie, cool things. (<- Ghanaian pidgin for "Nothing much; Life's great; I'm alright.)
eg. 2: Nana isn't doing too great. His girlfriend recently passed away. / Are you serious? Oh charlie, the poor boy. eg. 3: We're shelving all these books today? All this hard work...just for $8.00 an hour. / Oh charlie. E hard oo. (<- Ghanaian pidgin for "It's a hard or tough life.") |
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a way of addressing some one.can serve as a substitute for dude or homie.Used amongst West Africans and origininated in Ghana as part of Ghana's pidgin/broken English used by the youth chale, lets go out..
chale, dont play around with me wassup, chale |
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The most chilango word you will ever hear, next to "chido".
Chale is "damn" in english, it originated in Chilangolandia aka Mexico City and it became popular all over Mexico because it was frequently used in teenage soap operas. So any Mexican that migrates to the US will be using it, and the chicanos will be claiming it was originated in California. Mexican1: Chale, I just got jumped...
Mexican2: That´s because you´re a Chilango! |
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Mexican for 'fuck that.' Also 'chales,' or over emphasized with 'chales con nopales'. Fat Chick: Do you wanna like, kiss my vagina?