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I'm trying to send an attachment to client from Axis2 web service. The problem is that the message context, which client receives from the service, does not contain any attachments, though the last one seems to add it. Here is the brief code of both sides. Service:
MessageContext inMC = MessageContext.getCurrentMessageContext();
OperationContext operationContext = inMC.getOperationContext();
MessageContext outMC = operationContext.getMessageContext(WSDLConstants.MESSAGE_LABEL_OUT_VALUE);
DataHandler handler = new DataHandler (new FileDataSource("C://goods.xml"));
String attachID = outMC.addAttachment(handler);
OMElement idElem = factory.createOMElement("doc", ns);
idElem.addAttribute("href", "cid:" + attachID, ns);
Client (trying to receive attachment):
MessageContext mcResponse = operationClient.getMessageContext(WSDLConstants.MESSAGE_LABEL_IN_VALUE);
SOAPBody body = mcResponse.getEnvelope().getBody();
OMElement attachElem = body.getFirstChildWithName (new QName("doc"));
String attachID = attachElem.getAttributeValue (new QName("href"));
attachID = attachID.replaceFirst("cid:", "");
DataHandler dataHandler = mcResponse.getAttachment(attachID);
getAttachment() method returns null. In case of debugging the client application, IDE shows, that attachment map in input message context does not contain any elements (size=0). The OMElement object (idElem), which contains attachment id, is received and read by client normally (debug showed cid). The parameters enableSwA, cacheAttachments, attachmentDIR, sizeThreshold are set both in services.xml and programming part of client. What is wrong with the message context? Thanks a lot for any suggestions.
Upd: TCPmon showed the following content. Request to service:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"><soapenv:Body><getXMLFile xmlns="http://axis2.apache.org"><filename>goods.xml</filename></getXMLFile></soapenv:Body></soapenv:Envelope>
I guess it's ok :)
Response from service:
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?><soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"><soapenv:Body><doc href="cid:firstname.lastname@example.com"></doc></soapenv:Body></soapenv:Envelope>
I apologize for a bit simple questions, but where the attachment should be reflected? I guess, if the service send an attachment, the SOAP message contains binary data, isn't it? I checked also for putting the attachment into message context on service side - it's OK, I can get it there back from context after adding.


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Hospice Care and Trouble Breathing
Last Modified: January 7, 2013
My husband was recently put on hospice. He already had a lot of trouble breathing; will this get worse as he gets sicker/closer to death? What can we do to help him?
Suzanne Walker CRNP, MSN, AOCN, Nurse Practitioner for Thoracic Malignancies at Penn Medicine responds:
The hospice team is usually very skilled at managing symptoms at the end of life. It is difficult to say whether or not your husband's breathing will worsen, but if that is the case there are options such as supplemental oxygen and medications such as opioids (i.e., morphine), which may be helpful. Use of antianxiety medications such as lorazepam may be useful, as may the cooling air from a fan. Other recommendations may be based on other etiologies of his shortness of breath (i.e., if he has a lung infection, an antibiotic may be used, if a lot of congestion then certain types of medications may be useful to help with that.
This question and answer was part of the OncoLink Brown Bag Chat Series. View the entire transcript from the Focus on Lung Cancer Webchat.
I wish u knew... Caring for people with advanced lung cancerby Timothy J. Hampshire
January 07, 2013
3 Great Reasons To Have Gratitude On Your Cancer Teamby Marlys Johnson
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This article is about the slicing of object while sending the argument through a pass by value mechanism when using polymorphism.
While we are using passing by address mechanism the address of the base class type as well as the derived class type are same in size. But the object of the derived class is usually bigger than the base class. So while we upcast an object instead of reference or pointer the object will be sliced. Let we have a function which takes an argument as base class type object. Now if we call this function with a derived class object as parameter then the compiler will copy only the base portion of the object the derived portion of the object will be sliced.
Derived object before slice Derived object after slice ------------------------------- ------------------------------- Derived vptr Base vptr Member variables of base class Member variables of base class Member variables of derived class
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#include <iostream> #include <string> using namespace std; class Base { string BaseName; public: Base(const string& basename) : BaseName(basename) {} string Name() { return BaseName; } virtual string Information() { return "We are in " + BaseName; } }; class Derived : public Base { string DerivedName; public: Derived(const string& basename, const string& derivedname) : Base(basename), DerivedName(derivedname) {} string Information() { return DerivedName + "Derive from " + Base::Name(); } }; void CreateSliceObject(Base base) { cout << base.Information() << endl; } int main() { Base base("Animal"); Derived derived("Dog", "Animal"); CreateSliceObject(base); CreateSliceObject(derived); }
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Secretary-General of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Abdulrahman Al-Attiyah opened in Riyadh today the Economic Dialogue Forum between the GCC and the European Commission.
This meeting, he said, comes at a very important juncture, both within the GCC and in its relationship with the rest of the world. Internationally, the GCC is negotiating with a number of trading partners, the most important of which is the European Union. With the establishment of the GCC Customs Union, negotiations between the GCC and its trading partners have proceeded more easily, and GCC imports from the EU now account for over 35 percent of the total, with GCC exports to the EU at about 13 percent. Within GCC, the member states are closer than ever economically, after the Doha Summit approved two important documents, one establishing a common long-term oil strategy for the GCC states and the second adopting an emergency plan for oil shortages. In addition, integration of the GCC electricity grid is progressing according to plan, and studies are under way for integration of water desalination projects, and for construction of an oil pipeline for GCC oil from the Arabian Gulf to the Arabian Sea.


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What's your favorite discontinued candy/snack food item?
Mine is the Bar None from Hershey's. The Take 5 was also good when it was still made with real chocolate.
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Nabisco bacon crackers. They were my favorite snack as a kid. They were discontinued about ten year ago, but with bacon making such a "comeback" lately, it would actually make sense for them to bring them back.
Quisp cereal, oh how I miss that that beautiful propellor head...
@lpgstock: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=quisp still out there for you to enjoy with your Saturday morning cartoons!
@zuiquin you can still get them from amazon http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000NMI5DE/ref=pd_lpo_k2_dp_sr_1?pf_rd_p=486539851&pf_rd_s=lpo-top-stripe-1&pf_rd_t=201&pf_rd_i=B000DZRP6Y&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_r=1ZTYYVQ08H9BH4HC8YKM
Purple Passion grape soda
Turkish Taffy (I can't really remember the brand, but I'd know it if I saw it)
Captain Crunch Cinnamon Cereal
Charles Chips & their Cheese Pretzels (We loved hearing the "Charlie Chip" van rolling into the neighborhood. Sounded like a UPS truck.)
Banana "Fudgesicles" (I SWEAR these thing were real. Brand might not be right, but they were creamier than today's banana frozen stuff on a stick)
Doritos Sour Cream and Onion Chips and the REAL Taco flavored Doritos
Indian Head Pumpkin Seeds (Loved getting them at Halloween--weird, I know)
Koogle Spread (I think there was a choco-peanut one)
Morton's Frozen Spaghetti in the Pot Pie pan
Munchos Chips
Kool-pops(?) (Loved the blue ones. They were so much better than the ones made now.)
Willy Wonka Super Skrunch Bar
Raspberry Zingers
Dolly Madison Chocolate Pudding Pies
Being Canadian: I miss the following 3 things:
1. Tim Horton's Coffee - Way better than Starbucks, and way cheaper too
2. Lays Ketchup Chips
3. Kinder Suprise Eggs (with a toy in the middle that you assemble)
Planter's cheese balls...they were the greatest :(
@lichme: There are some Tim Horton's (very few but some) in the US (I'm assuming you moved to the US?)...also there are Lays Ketchup chips sold in the US (oh wait, I'm thinking of heinz ketchup chips...)
Nestle Choco'lite candy bar. The new Hershey's Air Delight is close to it, but the Choco'lite was better.
@lichme: I had Tim Horton's when I went to Niagara Falls. The coffee is actually very good and I could go for a box of Timbits right now too!
My wife keeps going on about 3D Doritos...
@jesseroo: Everybody always gets them confused with Heinz, which are nothing in comparison. The closest I have ever found a Timmies was in Michigan, which may as well be part of Canada as far as drive time. I never did understand why it has not branched out into more of the US.
@jha1223: Timbits are amazing! Now you made me homesick :(
I miss Crispy M&M's. Apparently still sold in Europe, but that makes it some expensive candy...
Candy Cigarettes. (I know they're not really gone, but read on)
I miss them being in pretty much every dollar store or even some supermarkets. I miss them being called "cigarettes". But most of all, I miss being able to get them for like $0.20 a pack without having to buy some huge bulk pack of them off of Amazon.
3D doritos and Oreo Os
Golden Fruit raisin biscuits
Cherry Cola Bubblicious
Are all that come to mind without too much thought. Most other things I think I could find somewhere if I scoured the internet for long enough.
The original Jello Pudding Pop. Forget the new brand that's licensed the name in the last few years. They're terrible and I'm pretty sure they aren't even frozen pudding.
@lichme: I prefer the Old Dutch Ketchup chips but only from Canada
There are a lot of chocolate bars that I can't get here that are only found in Canada like Coffee Crisp, Mr Big, O'Henry, Smarties but when I have family come visit I make them bring something
@eeekdageek: I love all of the above. In case anybody is wondering : In the US, smarties are what I call "Rockets" in Canada, and Smarties in Canada are similar to M&M's but have a harder shell. Coffee Crisp is my favorite Chocolate bar.
You could probably find out here:
@lichme: I was reading these and thinking, that's weird, Tim Horton's are all over the place here...
Guess were I live (oh - there's another one that wasn't there last night :)
I may be the only soul on Earth who thinks this, but I actually really liked Crystal Pepsi.
Another thing that isn't discontinued, just really hard to find locally in stores is Apple Heads candies. Love love love them. For some reason I have a hard time justifying buying them online though.
Oh, and those black pepper jack Doritos. I inhaled the things.
@jesseroo: Wow, I had no idea they were discontinued. Little greasy cheese-like balls of flavor. My pediatrician kept a can of these in his office for kids after a check-up. Needless to say, I was one of the few kids that loved going to the doctor's office.
My friend told me that Planters had to legally call it "Cheez Balls" because there was no actual cheese in the product. Looking back on it, I would not be surprised.
As for the OP, I miss the old Choco Taco they served at Taco Bells. It was the only item on the menu that didn't put on airs of being "Authentic Mexican" food; it knew exactly what it was, a delicious smorgasbord of sweet goodness.
I also have a fond remembrance of Clear Pepsi.
WITHOUT QUESTION the ORGINAL Whatchamacallit bar without the caramel. So much better without!
Kinder Eggs are the best. I had quite the colection of toys from them when I was a kid, before Big Brother gave them the boot. They arn't technically discontinued but you can't buy them in the U.S. anymore. Your tax dollars protecting you from yourself.
@purplefeather: My friend still has an unopened bottle of Crystal Pepsi, although it has turned kind of amber now. Here's a funny quote about Crystal Pepsi from wikipedia:
Yum! Brands Chairman David C. Novak is credited with introducing the Crystal Pepsi concept. In a December 2007 interview,[10] he stated:
It was a tremendous learning experience. I still think it's the best idea I ever had, and the worst executed. A lot of times as a leader you think, "They don't get it; they don't see my vision." People were saying we should stop and address some issues along the way, and they were right. It would have been nice if I'd made sure the product tasted good. Once you have a great idea and you blow it, you don't get a chance to resurrect it.
I miss Jolt Cola. I know you can still find it here and there, but it is crazy to ship it to the house. I fondly remember driving across the border to Hardeeville, SC, as a teen, because it was no where to be found in Savannah. Oh the times when I lived on Marlboro lights, Snickers bars and Jolt Cola.
I also miss the original BB Bats.
@purplefeather: Crystal pepsi was interesting to look at, but nothing special. What I miss was the VERY limited edition "Pepsi Blue." It was colored solid blue and was berry flavored.
Though I also miss Coke BlāK.
@lichme: whereabouts in the states are you (out of curiosity), Timmy's is expanding in the states slowly but surely.(their US Partnership With Wendy's went south, now opening co-locations w/Cold stone Creamery.)
and i know it's not the same, but you can buy Tim Horton's coffee (beans and grounds, etc.)on amazon...
Curly Wurlys! Cadbury made them and I believe they still do, but they aren't generally available in the US except at some few specialty shops. I stumbled on a place near Houston that specialized in hard-to-find and old timey items like this and nearly broke the bank buying Curly Wurlys and other such things!
@jesseroo: OMG i was SOOO looking for those (planters cheez balls) last week...
discontinued = :(
@lavikinga: Bonomo Turkish Taffy--Ahh, memories. Breaking the bar up into pieces was so much fun. I used to slam it down onto the dining room table and make my Mom jump. I think there are some places that sell this online.
I would love to find the "banana" Fudgesicles. And speaking of Fudgesicles, I wish they would go back to the original recipe. Oh, well.
Cherokee Red soda!
Bubs Daddy bubble gum in the long ropes - sour apple was the best. Sweet sugary goodness.
@eeekdageek: Unfortunately those are the gross ones that are "made with chocolate" and I refuse to eat fake garbage like that. So sad what Hershey's has done to save money.
@earlyre: I'm in Iowa. I know a few people who work there, and I get their actual packets of ground coffee when I go there to bring home (the same stuff that they sell by the cup, which I think is different than the at home stuff they sell)
Planters Crisps:
Carnation Breakfast Bars:
Two Words: Ecto Cooler.
@omnichad: Even the new version of Pudding Pops have been discontinued, like a year ago. I liked them well enough, but agreed they weren't the same as before.
@lpgstock: You can still get Quisp. My parents love it so much they order it, sold by the case, every six months or so from a distributor.
@thefenst: We were JUST reminiscing about PB Crisp! Kellogg has a cereal out called "Krave" which is like a stingy, adult version of Chocolate Crisp. Suffice to say, we were excited.
-Delfa Rolls
-OK Soda
-Dweebs(i think) -- a Nerds offshoot with three flavors; they were also bigger.
-Punkies -- early 90s candy riding the then-new punk comeback craze.
@lichme Yay a fellow Canadian! I too miss lays ketchup chips as well as all dressed ruffles! I also try and bring back chips and chocolate if I visit or if anyone comes to visit me! However, I have been able to find crunchie bars on amazon! I did find some smarties on a trip in Austin it was quite exciting!
Oboysie (sp) potato chips. can't remember how they're spelled to save my live the but jingle was "oboysies are o boisterous". they were good. also, tater skin chips. not the TGIFriday ones, but the original
@omnichad: coke blak was gross. Coffee and coke do not go well together imo. I still have an unopened bOttle in my room.
@bobmctooth: i wish they still sold those crispy m&m's! I remember telling my friends about them years ago and no one knew they existed! Which made me sad, cuz they were the best m&ms ive ever had
@curtisuxor: yep discontinued...I only found out when one day I had a craving and didn't know what the taste I was looking for was...then it hit me it was Planter's cheese balls. Look them up because I know I hadn't seen them in a while, only to find them no longer being made. I don't think I've found any cheese balls that compare.
@lichme: At one point I heard they were supposed to be adding more stores, and I really hope that's true...maybe you should start a petition to get one where you are :P
@cornellbigred: M&M crisps were good except for that one gross one that was always in the bag...
Anyone remember Pepsi Clear or Clear Pepsi can't remember which one it was called.
I loved that stuff
Does no one care this was asked before?
@eeekdageek: Crystal Pepsi! Glad I'm not the only one who liked it!
there are a lot of good answers in this thread...
besides jello pudding pops, i'd have to say that i really miss bonkers. i really liked the chocolate ones for some reason.


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5 Pleasant Surprises About Famous People You Had All Wrong
We love celebrity culture for the same reason we love watching people fall down on YouTube: We like seeing dumb people screw up and make public asses of themselves. But if we stop laughing at them long enough, we'll occasionally find that celebrities are people too, and sometimes they'll surprise us by actually being way less awful than we'd suspect. For example ...
#5. Ke$ha Is a Math and History Nerd
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To say that pop star Ke$ha is a poor role model is kind of like saying that Jack Daniel's is a poor substitute for toothpaste. All of her songs share the same basic theme of waking up in a bathtub somewhere and stumbling bleary-eyed into the world in search of alcohol and cock without stopping long enough to shower. Being the only person in the last 50 years fucked up enough to find Mick Jagger bangable, she's reason enough to mandate that people should have more IQ points than No. 1 hits.
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Who can dare to resist such raw sexuality?
But Actually ...
Ke$ha is notably absent from the crop of celebrities who have been photographed by TMZ tumbling out of a limo, sans underwear, with a cocaine mustache and a DUI. Google it if you don't believe us. That's because, even compared to more wholesome entertainers, Ke$ha is a goddamn academic powerhouse who enjoys Cold War history lectures more than getting wasted in a club with Lindsay Lohan.
Before she got into music professionally, Ke$ha was enrolled in an International Baccalaureate program in high school, excelling in physics and math, and after school was out, she would often drive to college to sneak into history lectures. When was the last time you broke the rules in order to attend more lectures than you had to? When her friends were probably heading to the park to drink box wine and smoke cigarettes, Ke$ha was learning for fun.
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Pictured: bummed that this shoot is causing her to miss USC's lecture
"Women's Increased Role in World War II Industry vs. the Modern Workplace."
With an SAT score of 1500 back when that was only 100 points short of perfect, she was all set to attend the prestigious Barnard College when, according to her, music industry titans just called her up saying "Hey, be a pop star," to which she evidently replied "kk, fuk skewl lol."
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And then presumably bought Jem: The Complete Series DVD set.
Even now, Ke$ha refutes her party girl image, saying that she writes these songs because people think they're fun. Oh yeah, did we mention that she writes all her own songs? Even when the lyrics are all about giving you an STD in the parking lot, that's pretty impressive in an age where any pop star can just hire a bunch of suits to write the words you lip-synch to on stage. Don't let the spelling of her name fool you; Ke$ha is kind of an evil genius.
On a similar note ...
#4. Pink Floyd Never Did Drugs
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If you've ever been to a laser light show of The Wall, you know all too well that Pink Floyd is the ultimate stoner rock band. Finding someone in the audience who wasn't tripping their balls clean off would have been like finding someone of legal drinking age at a Justin Bieber concert. It's pretty obvious why that is: Their music is mellow and experimental, not to mention packed with drug references. What the hell is "Comfortably Numb" about if not getting high?
It's that or the most exaggerated retelling of a foot falling asleep of all time.
But Actually ...
Pink Floyd did not do drugs. Roger Waters has no idea why their music is associated with them.
Now, we're not going to say that members never dabbled in their youth, and founding member Syd Barrett's LSD abuse has been well documented, but according to keyboardist Richard Wright, they were clean by the time they were recording their most influential albums, long after Barrett had left the group. He flat out says, "If you mean Pink Floyd took drugs -- you're wrong. There is no way that I could play music and take any kind of drug at the same time."
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"Sixty-six keys? Fuck that; let's get some tacos."
And all those drug references peppered throughout their catalog? Just the kind of misunderstanding that comes from assuming that cryptic lyrics are always the result of too many weird-tasting mushrooms. Waters says that some of the songs that were mistaken for spaced-out drug references were actually about their love of English literature, and "Comfortably Numb," their most obviously drug-related track, was actually about an experience with heavy sedatives he was given -- against his wishes -- while hospitalized just before a concert. It looks like you're just going to have to turn to literally any other '70s rock band for your toking inspiration.
#3. Tom Araya from Slayer Is a Devout Catholic
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If you're unfamiliar with the name, you're almost certainly familiar with the band. Tom Araya is the lead singer of Slayer, also known as the soundtrack to every rebellious teenager's late-night cruise to the graveyard, where discussion of the merits of animal sacrifice and face-melting guitar riffs will inevitably take place through a haze of cigarette smoke.
After the smoke cleared, he realized he'd spent the past 10 minutes debating lamb vs. chicken blood with a cemetery statue.
Slayer paved the way for Satanic thrash metal, incorporating upside down crosses into their logo and labeling sides of their albums "side 666" at a time when Marilyn Manson was just starting to cover his acne with clown makeup. Albums with titles like God Hates Us All and Christ Illusion left no doubt as to which side of the spiritual equation Slayer fell on.
But Actually ...
Araya isn't just religious, he is a devout Catholic. As some of you probably guessed decades ago, they are no more Satanists than Bryan Cranston is a meth dealer.
Weirdest episode of Malcolm in the Middle ever.
When asked about it, Araya starts sounding like that nice youth pastor with whom you're forced to exchange strained pleasantries every Sunday. He preaches Jesus' message of brotherly love and doing unto others, and insists that Slayer's music doesn't contradict the good word, because it's open to interpretation and all about doing what you love. (Although it seems pretty hard to misinterpret "Learn the sacred words of praise, hail Satan.")
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Well, sure, when you say all the words out loud like that.
All that Satanic stuff? Just an act, according to Araya. The shocking sacrilege is nothing more than a ploy to sell records and "scare people on purpose." He's kind of amazed that we never realized that: In his mind, it's so obviously satire that anyone who didn't get the joke shouldn't be allowed to read Jonathan Swift. He is the Stephen Colbert of the metal world.


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Moderator: Jonathan
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- New ways to give Noisebridge money! Google Checkout and Square are now available to give us donations or pay dues.
Introduction and Names
What Noisebridge is about
Treasurer's Report
- If you made a donation in 2009 and want a receipt for tax purposes, send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com with your full name, mailing address, the item or amount donated (and if money, the method), and the date of the donation.
Amount in bank: $15877.19 (We just received a $3.1k from Google)
Members in good standing: 66
- 2 people were approved but never paid.
- 16 people are more than three months late in dues.
- 25 people are late in dues (ie, have not yet paid for January).
- Leaving just 41 people who are not late in dues (only 23 of whom have paid for February).
Very brief primer on Noisebridge consensus process
Agenda Items
Membership binder
What's Going On at Noisebridge
One short sentence about each of the following:
- Circuit Hacking Mondays (7PM, 2169)
- Python Mondays (6:30 PM, 2169)
- Project Euler now on Tuesdays at 7:00 p.m.
- SCoW craft group - Wednesdays at 7PM
- GameDevelopment - Wednesdays at 8PM, back from Berlin and 2010 class is in session
- Shop Friday still plans to come back when the shop is done.
- Sensebridge and the EEG group - Sundays at afternoonish (1-2ish) - come to try brain scanning
- Spacebridge - Sundays at 5PM planning meeting this Sunday to decide
- Knots Go and Locks - Sundays 3PM
- Noisebridge Hacker Prom
Project Updates
2169 Mission
- Media Center, woot wooh.
- Kitchen
Consensus items
- Thank you all for coming to this episode of Noisebridge meeting, see you all same time, same place next week.
- Copy new meeting notes for next week, update main page on wiki.


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June 30, 2010
Spain vs Portugal: Photos from the match
Skye Grove
Skye is a spontaneous traveller, a citizen of the world and is passionate about unlocking the stories of inspiring destinations like Cape Town. She believes in the power of content, loves street photography, anthropology, urban neighbourhoods and counts London's Shoreditch and Cape Town's city bowl as the two favourite places she has lived and worked in.
The photographs below, of last night's 2010 FIFA World Cup™ round of 16 match at Cape Town Stadium, were taken by Skye Grove.
You can read our commentary from the match, see our Fan Walk photographs and watch the Zoopy TV video of fans in the street.


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Could it have been ש - ד - י, and the tip dalet got scratched off? This name of God is often found on a mezuzot.
Maybe it is initials of the original owner?
I agree with the already posted answers & comments that a picture would nice, that it may be a dalet rather than a vav, and that it may be the owner's initials. If it is a word שוי, then the only words I can think of with that spelling are:
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The 20 Worst Album Titles of All Time
Why are CD sales plummeting year after year? It's not because iTunes is so much better; it's because some of the album titles were so retarded we were ashamed to be overheard asking for them.
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#20. C-Murder - The Truest Shit I Ever Said
After sales of Don't Believe Any of This Shit, They All Lies came in less than expected, the New Orleans rapper flipped his style up with this album.
C-Murder's newfound commitment to complete honesty and transparency in his rap operation actually began a couple of years earlier, when he apparently decided he could not refer to himself as "C-Murder" unless he shot a guy. He's currently serving life in prison, though it appears to be in one of those prisons where you're still allowed to record rap albums.
#19. Fall Out Boy - Fall Out Boy' Evening Out with Your Girlfriend
OK, we're thinking your girlfriend would be pretty safe with Fall Out Boy. Maybe they'd steal her makeup and read bad poetry about how difficult it is to be famous. After returning from her "Evening Out," we're thinking she'd love you twice as much for the mere fact that you can make it through dinner without crying three times.
If the situation arises, we'd strongly recommend letting your girl spend an evening with Fall Out Boy rather than, say, Tommy Lee.
#18. The Kinks - The Kinks are the Village Green Preservation Society
As Wikipedia puts it, the awkward album title was intended "as a gentle homage to English hamlet life, and by extension, to the innocence and idealization of past times and people." Are you rocking yet? It would be one thing if the title was meant to be an ironic contrast to the scrotum-grinding guitar anthems on the album. Instead this rocks about as hard as, well, if a Village Green Preservation Society actually put out an album.
We have to give them credit, though. It seems like they put too much thought into the title and ended up with something with so many layers of irony that it only made sense to them. But, too much thought is certainly preferable to ...
#17. Madonna/311 - Music
First, we already knew it was music, Madonna. We found it in a music store. Second, the band 311 already named an album Music a few years before. Maybe they were going for a "so lame it's cool" title but if so, that's not the sort of thing you can do twice.
No, this reminds us more of the generic brands they used to have at the grocery store, white cans that just said "beer" in black, block letters and tasted like it had been used to bathe a dog just prior to canning. Usually when the creators of the product can barely be bothered to name it, it probably is not the result of loving, diligent craftsmanship.
#16. Fiona Apple - When the Pawn Hits the Conflicts He Thinks Like a King What He Knows Throws the Blows When He Goes to the Fight and He'll Win the Whole Thing 'Fore He Enters the Ring There's No Body to Batter When Your Mind Is Your Might So When You Go Solo, You Hold Your Own Hand and Remember That Depth Is the Greatest of Heights and If You Know Where You Stand, Then You'll Know Where to Land and If You Fall It Won't Matter, Cuz You Know That You're Right
This one definitely wins the Most Pretentious award. Officially the longest album title, ever, this is actually a poem written in response to some bad press Fiona got and, we're thinking, probably deserved.
As the saying goes, revenge is best served by making your next album title a complete laughing stock that sounds like something an unfunny high-school punk band would do "just to piss people off."
#15. Toby Keith - Shock'n Y'all
It's entirely possible the terrorists could make a propaganda film depicting a stereotypical ignorant American, and accidentally wind up with Toby Keith. This album title sums him up in three syllables, mocking a phrase used to describe the initial phase of the war on Iraq.
Of course, Toby wasn't actually "shock'n" any of us, not to mention all of us. Shocking would be if he made an album with a clever title, or one called Move On Dot Orgasm or Marry Me, Sean Penn.
#14. Kansas â€" Point of Know Return
What does this even mean? Is this album the point where the band knows it sucks so much it can never make another good album again? Is this the point where a musician's mind degrades to the point it loses all ability to know anything ever again?
This one sounds like the band had five minutes to submit an album title and thought of the first word that had two different spellings.
#13. Keith Murray - Rap-Murr-Phobia (The Fear Of Real Hip-Hop)
You know your album title is bad when you need to put the meaning in parenthesis after it. It seems like the title is a take on the word rapperphobia, with "Murr" from "Murray" stuck in there. Perhaps Murray meant to suggest that while rapperphobia means "a fear of hip-hop," rapmurrphobia just means a fear of real hip-hop, which of course is generated in plenty by Mr. Murray. Perhaps he means that the perpetrators of fake or weak hip-hop have a condition where they are afraid of so-called real rappers like himself due to his ability to bring the raw shit they love on the streets.
These are all things that might be worth pondering, if only the title didn't sound like something mispronounced by Mushmouth from Fat Albert.
#12. Squeeze - Cosi Fan Tutti Frutti
How do you manage to make a Mozart reference in your title (it' a play on the Mozart opera "Cosi fan tutte") and still come off sounding about as intellectual as Weird Al Yankovic? Look no further than the cover art, which features: a tea cozy (Cosi… close enough!) a fan and a dessert called Tutti Frutti.
Put it all together and you've got an album that looks like it was named and designed by a panel of kindergarteners. If only all artists looked to the Brain Buster round of Think Fast for album title inspiration.
#11. Elton John - Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy
We can't put our finger on it, but there' something wrong about this one. There's nothing overtly filthy about it. It's like Elton John's effort to root out any homophobia in our subconscious.
Sure, the album is really about Elton' early career with his writer Bernie Taupin, who is the Brown Dirt Cowboy because he lives on a ranch and probably likes riding horses and roping steers. But since most people don't know that, it just sounds like a night in Elton John' life that most of us just didn't want to know about.


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So far I calculated total resistance and it is 4.66 ohms and there is 12 volt voltage across them, what is the best way or HOW to calculate current for each resistor ?
So far I calculated total resistance and it is 4.66 ohms and there is 12 volt voltage across them, what is the best way or HOW to calculate current for each resistor ?
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For this kind of circuit, it's helpful to simplify down to one total resistance to calculate the current with $V=IR$, However, you can draw multiple diagrams when simplifying the resistance. After finding the total current, you can use that total current along with a voltage divider. Eventually if you continue with this, you will have a voltage at every node and thus be able to calculate the current at all paths.
When two resistors are connected in series, the voltage on each of them is proportional to the relevant resistance, if two resistors are connected in parallel, the current in each of them is inversely proportional to the relevant resistance. That should be enough to calculate the current for each resistor.
This can also be solved using mesh analysis.
Mesh analysis breaks down the circuit into one or more "loops", or "meshes". In this example notice ther are 3 meshes. This will result in a 3 by 3 linear system. Through linear algebra, the solution to the system will be the three mesh currents. The three mesh currents will be all you need to know all of the currents through each resistor. Remember that if a resistor lies between two different meshes, the current through it will be the difference between the two mesh currents (e.g. the current through the 4$\Omega$ which lies between mesh 1 and mesh 2 is $i_1-i_2$).


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Columbia Law School Professor Conrad Johnson recently unveiled the Collateral Consequences of Criminal Charges Calculator, an innovative tool that allows attorneys, judges, and defendants to gauge what aspects of their lives might be affected if they are convicted of a given crime. Johnson developed the calculator in collaboration with Columbia University's Center for New Media Teaching and Learning (CCNMTL) and presented the technology at a recent CCNMTL conference.
Collateral consequences can include limits on voting rights, child custody ramifications, and narrowed access to public housing. "Collateral consequences, as opposed to the direct ones, can be more important, more severe," said Johnson, the co-director of the Lawyering in the Digital Age Clinic.
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"We love, we can pray and we can love."
Today many in the Bowling Green community gathered at Phil Moore Park to support 5 year old Landrey Basham.
Landrey is currently battling a rare form of Leukodystrophy, a condition her family has recently learned is terminal.
When you meet Landrey upon first glance she's as outgoing and energetic as any other 5 year old but she may only take a few steps on her own before falling to her knees and having to crawl the rest of the way.
"It's pretty much robbed us of Landrey's speech. She makes noises with us now. She doesn't walk. She can't feed herself. We've hit a stage in this disease where it will eventually cause a multiple functions failure," says Sandy Guillot, Landrey's Grandmother.
It would be just over three weeks ago, on March 6th, that Nashville doctors would tell them their blue eyed girl would be one of fewer than 50 people to be diagnosed with Multiple Sulfatase Deficiency, a rare form of Leukodystrophy.
"It was the worst day of our life, by far the worst day of our life," says Guillot.
Landrey's condition results in a cross board failure of enzymes that are intended to remove chemicals from the brain, and the family would search for answers long before the diagnosis.
"We probably noticed around 8 or 9 months that she wasn't hitting her milestones as far as sitting up or rolling over or trying to walk or pull up. We went to doctors and were kindly dismissed thinking she was just late or lazy in hitting her milestones," says Guillot.
After many frustrating doctors visits and three years at Kosair they were told they may never know the answers as to why Landrey was not developing.
"And that wasn't acceptable to us at all so we transferred to Vanderbilt and after three months we knew their was a major problem," says Guillot.
They now know the name of Landrey's condition but many questions still go unanswered because the disease is extremely rare.
Now their goal is to raise awareness so more research can be done on Multiple Sulfatase Deficiency.
"Never thought it would be something that would take her from us, and take her from us so horribly," says Guillot.
With no treatment and no cure they are trying to cherish the moments left with Landrey.
The family says they will take each day at a time and just have "love for Landrey."
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When you look at the people who will be honored Monday night as Community Stars, you will find they have one thing in common: They do the right thing simply because it is the right thing to do.
This year's stars, who will be honored at 6 p.m. at St. Florian Hall in Wintersville, are people who hide from the spotlight. They don't seek financial rewards. They are always there to help a friend, a neighbor or even a stranger in need.
Honorees for this year are:
Jean Bartholow of Colliers, who is never afraid to reach out to a friend in need.
Dr. Thomas and Suzanne Brown of Wintersville, who are active in many community events.
Ruth Byers of Steubenville, who has been working with area children for more than 42 years.
Carina and Herbie Devore of Mingo Junction, who are always willing to help others.
Dee Ann Horstman of Scio, who is the curator the Scio Historic Museum among her many volunteer efforts.
Douglas Jackson of Weirton, who is active in efforts to restore the Marland Heights Pool in Weirton.
Drake Johnson of Follansbee, who is a dedicated Special Olympian.
Doris Matyas of Toronto, who is involved in numerous activities in the Gem City.
Diane Salsberry of Bloomingdale, who is active in the East Springfield Community Center.
Ed Waldman of Smithfield, who helped to organize the Jefferson County Veterans Association.
Nominated by their friends and family members and selected by a committee made up of staff members from the Herald-Star and The Weirton Daily Times, the names of this year's honorees are being added to a roster that extends back to 1998.
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[3.3.3] Ext.ux.grid.CheckboxGroupingView
I have made a GroupingView that has a checkbox in the group header to check all rows in that group. Of course you need to be using CheckboxSelectionModel with this. If you check it, it will select all the rows in that group and will collapse the group (configurable). That was easy...
I wanted something more, not all rows in a group are going to always be checked or unchecked. There may be a couple that are checked and a couple that are unchecked so I needed a 3rd state to the checkbox. Say your group has 5 rows and you check 3 of them, the checkbox in the group header shouldn't show the check in the checkbox but it shouldn't show nothing in the checkbox. I now have a "some" check state!
The repo I have on GitHub has a full demo of this. All you have to do is change the path to Ext JS 3.
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My problem is I am always making todo lists, timetables, and schedules. Though the problem is not procrastination(Not 100%), it goes like this :
I want a perfect todo list, because of which I make a list, feel its not "perfect", "pretty", tear it apart and then again start making a list.
Sometimes I would make a time table, then again I would think, no its not the perfect way of doing it, I would again tear it apart.
Sometimes the problem would be of the format of the list I am making, I would think it's not good enough and tear it.
Sometimes I would start working on something I need to, but then because I am not documenting what I am doing, I would stop, start making plans, lists, and the next day tearing them apart.
Sometimes the format would be: Left page for things to do ; Right page for things to read But then, I also need someplace to document everything, plan things, make a schedule and I don't want to use a lot of notebooks.
I do work on my projects, but I am a huge fan of documenting things, planning things, and that too on a notebook, but can't seem to get that perfect format.
I use a notebook, because it is the only thing I've access to everywhere, and I can use it according to my needs, and I am always tearing pages and making new lists. I don't know whether I am searching for the perfect format or what, but because of this habit I am just wasting pages and my time.
Its like, I want my lists to look pretty and perfect, I want them to contain schedules as well as documentation, but cant seem to work it out in a single notebook