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Hi, we are arriving at Hong Kong Airport and need to get to Metropark Hotel in Causeway Bay without going over any high bridges.
Please advise as my wife is worrying about this.Thank You
Hong Kong Airport is on Lantau Island. The only way of getting to Hong Kong proper is via train or road which involves going over four bridges.
If you go on the train you really can't see much out of the windows if that's what is concerning your wife.
I'm not aware of any regular ferry services that go between Lantau and HK, but you could ask on the Hong Kong forum to make sure.
Once on the Island, you can take the MTR (underground) to get to Causeway Bay.
OK, I know this might seem a bit callous, but suppose you blindfold the afflicted person at the airport then didn't take it off u til you made it to hotel, would that work??
Otherwise, stay on Lantau, there are The lovely Star Ferries across the harbour, or the trains go underground in IIRC a couple of places, so you can all relax and enjoy....
I did not think you callous,but my wife deleted you from her Christmas Card List. Hotel is booked and paid for,so train it is.Regards Syd
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Glad to be able to help you find something that will work, I seem to remember there are also road tunnels......
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Wichita State Downs Evansville 84-68 - Match Report
Evansville was scorched by Ron Baker for 26 points as Wichita State defeated them 84-68 in NCAA action on Sunday.
Wichita State won and also put money in the pockets of their supporters by covering the 12-point spread as favorites.
Wichita State got 18 points from Fred VanVleet and another 13 points from Cleanthony Early. Fred VanVleet contributed 8 assists, while Cleanthony Early cleaned the glass with 7 rebounds.
Evansville got a 19-point performance from D.J. Balentine, who was supported by 19 points from Egidijus Mockevicius. Duane Gibson had 7 assists in a losing cause for Evansville, while Egidijus Mockevicius grabbed 10 rebounds.
First-half bettors who backed Wichita State were victorious, as the score was 38-32 at the break.
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By John Mcfarland, Associated Press Writer
Dallas fans may expect Tony Romo's triumphant return to restore the Cowboys to their rightful place as the greatest team in the history of American sports, but fantasy football owners shouldn't expect an instant bailout.
When we next see Romo on Sunday night at Washington, it's safe to assume he won't be quite the same guy who was good for the automatic 300 yards and three scores that boosted so many fantasy teams to a 6-0 start.
He hasn't played in a month, has nine fully operational fingers and his surrounding cast has gone from unstoppable to incompetent. Romo did throw three touchdowns the last time he faced the Redskins, but Washington's eighth-ranked pass defense has allowed just three TD passes in the five games since.
So if you have a reliable backup, keep him in there until you see exactly what a nine-fingered QB can do. On the other hand, if you're trying to make a playoff run with some terrible backup, you really have no choice but to toss Romo back into the lineup and cross your fingers.
As you again wonder how one guy's pinkie torpedoed your fantasy team, here's a look at some players to start and some to avoid in Week 11:
-Green Bay's Aaron Rodgers owes fantasy owners after laying his first egg as a starter last week. He should be able to make up for it against Chicago's 30th-ranked pass defense that last week made Kerry Collins look like Tom Brady.
-Pittsburgh's Ben Roethlisberger (1 TD, 8 INTs in past three games) has devolved into a guy you don't want to start unless you have absolutely no other options. But he should pull out of his slump against San Diego's NFL-worst pass defense, which was recently befuddled by the skills of Tyler Thigpen.
-Brady Quinn is worth a start when the Browns and Bills duke it out for three quarters then see who can collapse first. Unlike Derek Anderson, it appears Quinn will at least look elsewhere after Braylon Edwards drops three straight passes.
-The 49ers only bring out secret weapon Shaun Hill when the season's lost. Hill has 8 TDs while starting four insignificant games the past two years, and should do well again - if the discombobulated 49ers coaches remember that he's starting.
Please, in the name of Brad Johnson and Brooks Bollinger, don't start these guys:
-Seattle's Matt Hasselbeck also is set to make his return, but he's coming back to an absolute disaster and could get hurt again. Even though Arizona's given up more TD passes than anybody, Hasselbeck's too risky.
-Whichever Bear faces the Packers will probably be good for a handful of interceptions, or just hand off a lot. The Pack leads the league with 16 interceptions but can't stop the run.
-Chad Pennington has looked pretty good when the Dolphins actually hike it to him. The Raiders are sure to fall for all that Wildcat business, so expect Pennington to be split out wide most of the day.
-Overthinker Alert: Big giant Giant Brandon Jacobs is trampling people exceptionally well lately (8 TDs, 3 100-yard games in last six outings), so don't consider benching him even against the Ravens' run defense that's only allowed one scoring run and gives up an NFL-low 65 yards on the ground each week.
-Both Ricky Williams and Ronnie Brown should get plenty of carries as Miami plays keepaway from Oakland, foiling the Raiders' game plan of kicking three or four ridiculously long field goals. Oakland gives up 158 yards rushing a game, worse than everybody but the Rams, Chiefs and Lions.
-Coach Sean Payton seemed to realize this week that his refusal to run the ball might have something to do with the Saints' losing record. Look for him to dust off Deuce McAllister for a short TD run or two against the Chiefs' NFL-worst run defense.
-Apparently longtime backup Michael Turner has taught Jerious Norwood how to be a great longtime backup. He's scored or gone over 100 yards every time the Falcons have faced a losing team. Denver's not a losing team but has a defense built for defeat.
-Don't be too eager to start Willie Parker in his scheduled return. The normally reliable Steeler was awesome for the first two weeks, but since has missed five games and struggled to find running room in the two games he did play (about 2.6 yards a carry).
-After vacationing in Detroit, the Jags are back to playing real NFL teams - the best one, even, in Tennessee - so expect Maurice Jones-Drew and Fred Taylor to go back to not producing. They combined for 31 yards last time against the Titans.
-Cincinnati's Cedric Benson's coming off a 100-yard game, and the Eagles just gave up 219 yards rushing. All of which means ... nothing. Look for a swell 37-yard game from Benson.
-Owners of Cleveland's Braylon Edwards now insert him into the lineup with dread, knowing they're in for a painful day of watching balls doink of those hands of cement. But last time he played on a Monday night, he rediscovered his opposable thumbs and had his only 100-yard game of the season.
-Speaking of butterfingers, look for the Colts' Marvin Harrison to bounce back. Harrison dropped not one but two sure TD passes last week and hasn't surpassed 50 yards or scored in a month. But Houston games sure are great confidence-builders.
-Steve Smith and Muhsin Muhammad should be among several Panthers to help Jake Delhomme recover his self-esteem (and distinguish which guys are his teammates). As a side activity, they'll blow out the winless Lions.
-Minnesota's Bernard Berrian, a non-factor last week, should be wide open as the Bucs focus on stopping Adrian Peterson. So look for a few long Berrian catches mixed in with a good dose of Gus Frerotte interceptions.
-The Bills' recent refusal to throw, run or score touchdowns has taken its toll on Lee Evans, who has a combined six catches for 63 yards the past two weeks. While it's tempting to start him considering what Jay Cutler did to Cleveland's pass defense, don't forget Cutler plays for another team.
-Several conditions must exist before it's even halfway reasonable to start the Rams' Torry Holt. While the 49ers game meets some - losing team, terrible defense - the Rams are on the road. So keep Holt in his usual bench position.
-The various people the Lions employ to try out NFL quarterbacking may have trouble at Carolina with the only play that seems to work for them - launching the ball really far so Calvin Johnson can go get it.
Pick up these guys if they're available in your league: Peyton Hillis (starting Broncos RB this week), newly signed Broncos RBs Tatum Bell and Alex Haynes, Seahawks QB Matt Hasselbeck (starting again), Bucs RB Cadillac Williams (playing again), Redskins RB Shaun Alexander (in case Clinton Portis can't play), Chiefs QB Tyler Thigpen (3 TDs), Falcons WR Michael Jenkins (8 catches, 2 TDs last two games), 49ers WR Jason Hill (7 catches), 49ers WR Josh Morgan (TD).
Here's the best and worst of last week's projections:
Big Hits: I expected Reggie Wayne (114 yards, TD) to rebound, and good things from Maurice Jones-Drew (91 total yards, 3 TDs), DeAngelo Williams (140 yards, TD), Steve Breaston (121 yards), Matt Ryan (2 TDs), Kevin Walter (85 yards, TD) and David Garrard (2 TDs). I suggested benching Joseph Addai (34 yards) and Steve Slaton (7 yards).
Big Misses: I didn't expect such flops from Aaron Rodgers (first game without TD), Brett Favre (just one TD against the Rams) or Marshawn Lynch (46 yards). Or such success from Hines Ward (116 yards), Eli Manning (2 TDs) or Koren Robinson (TD).
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Here's the truth: we are a litigious society. For a lot of reasons beyond the scope of this blog, a smarter workforce with ever-increasing access to information and resources continues to file employment lawsuits in record numbers. The truly legitimate ones aside, many are the result of an interpersonal dispute the employee has with his or her supervisor. But even when the company "wins" a lawsuit after years of discovery or at trial, the value of the "win" is diminished exponentially by the time and cost of years of litigation.
Here's the truth: social media makes it even easier and quicker to say certain things and refer to people by certain names than one might in person. So when you read about a particular case involving an employee exercising his or her right to engage in "protected concerted activity," continue to keep in mind that the rules apply quite clearly to social media communications, even when the communications in that case do not necessarily involve social media. With that, I bring you employment truism # 103: You can't be an as*hole, but you can be called one.
In Plaza Auto Center, Inc., the employee was a salesman for a used car dealer in Arizona, who had raised complaints during sales meetings about the employer's policies on breaks, restroom facilities and compensation. Several complaints and meetings later, the employee apparently lost his temper in a meeting with his manager and two other employees, and called his manager a "fu*king mother fu*ker," a "fu*king crook" and an "as*hole." Whoa, hold on. Crook's one thing, but an as*hole too??
Having broken the camel's back with that straw, the manager fired the employee on the spot, leading to a complaint with the NLRB. You know the drill by now, and arguably the employee was acting in concerted fashion (i.e., with other employees) about protected issues (i.e., working conditions). At issue here, however, was the less-interpreted third step of my three-step NLRB firing analysis: did the employee otherwise lose the protection of the law because of the nature of his outburst?
Here, the Administrative Law Judge found that the employee's conduct consisted of "obscene and personally denigrating terms accompanied by menacing conduct and language." Yet on appeal, the NLRB reversed in a recent decision, since it apparently feels that that is precisely the kind of conduct we want to promote from our employees:
"We conclude that affording the Act's protection to [the employee] here serves the Act's goal of protecting Section 7 rights without unduly impairing the Respondent's interest in maintaining order and discipline in its establishment because the outburst was not witnessed by, and was not likely to be witnessed by, other employees. Thus, [the employee's] outburst occurred in a closed-door meeting in a manager's office away from the workplace; the Respondent chose the location of meetings in the manager's office where the outburst occurred; and no employee overheard [the employee's] obscene and denigrating remarks to the owner."
Employer Take Away: What should you as an employer take away from this development?
Don't be an as*hole.
But if you are one, please let your employee tell you that you are one.
Alternatively, after your employee tells you that you are one, open the door and any window to your office and make the employee repeat it, so that other employees can hear. In that case, you may be able to let your employee go.
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Luxembourg Start-up Network(ing) Event 2014
The business environment for start-ups in Luxembourg
After the success of the Start-up Network(ing) Event in December 2013, it is time for a new opportunity to discover the latest news of the start-up scene as well as to network and exchange experiences among the start-up community.
The event will present as well the results of a study on the business environment for start-ups in Luxembourg, which has been conducted by the 'Europäische Fachhochschule' (EU-FH) in collaboration with the Ministry of the Economy and Luxinnovation. Following the official presentation of the study, a round table will allow the audience to exchange questions and answers with selected actors from the start-up scene in order to discuss the main challenges ahead for the Luxembourg business environment.
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"Innovative start-ups in Luxembourg", Presentation of the study by Prof. Dr. Markus Hehn (EU-FH)
Round table discussion with questions and answers moderated by Peter Pöhle.
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6 Healthy Oils That May Ease Arthritis Pain
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Arthritis Pain Relief
Want some relief from your arthritis pain? Some heart-healthy oils may help reduce osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis pain.
"Consuming healthy oils can help alleviate the symptoms of arthritis," says Waseem Mir, MD, a rheumatologist at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York City. "Most arthritis is due to an inflammatory process. Taking oils that are rich in beneficial fatty acids will reduce the body's inflammatory processes and thus reduce both pain and inflammation."
These oils are a rich source of omega-3 fatty acids, which have anti-inflammatory properties. They're also high in monounsaturated fats, which are consistently recommended over saturated fats for those with arthritis. All of these oils have around 120 calories in a tablespoon, so it's prudent to keep your daily intake to around 2 tablespoons.
Still, cooking properly with a healthy oil can be challenging. "We don't want oils to break down if they are heated to too high a temperature since the healthy components will be destroyed. So how you handle the oil is important," says Kim Larson, RDN, CD, a national spokesperson for the Academy of Nutrition & Dietetics. Here's a guide on what to look for when you shop and cook with these healthy oils.
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Dress Up Salads With EVOO
Extra-virgin olive oil is an excellent source of inflammation-fighting phenols, and it's loaded with heart-healthy antioxidants.
"It's lower in saturated fat than many oils," Larson says. "And saturated fats can be a trigger for many people with rheumatoid arthritis." High in heart-healthy monounsaturated fats, extra-virgin olive oil is less acidic than pure or virgin olive oil, and it's got a fruitier flavor. Whisk extra-virgin olive oil into salad dressings and sauces, and use it to prepare dishes that require just light cooking.
Before you use an oil, be aware of whether it has a high or low smoke point (the temperature at which it will start to smoke and to break down). Because EVOO has a low smoke point, don't use it in stir-fries or other dishes that are prepared over high heat. "This means that at higher temperatures, the oil begins to degrade, and the healthy phenols and antioxidants are destroyed," Larson says.
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Dip Raw Veggies Into Healthy Avocado Oil
Rich in monounsaturated fats, this mild-tasting oil may lower C-reactive protein, which is a marker of inflammation in the blood, Larson says. "Often, when a person with rheumatoid arthritis has a flare-up, the level of C reactive protein just skyrockets," she says. "But consuming avocado oil may help to lower it." Avocado oil, like olive oil, contains the powerful antioxidant vitamin E, Larson says.
With a refreshing and light flavor, this green-tinged oil has a high smoke point so it can be successfully used for cooking. It's also delicious for dipping bread or raw vegetables, and it can be used in a salad dressing and to prepare stir-fries.
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Canola: The Ideal All-Purpose Oil
Next to extra-virgin olive oil, canola has the healthiest all-around profile of the oils, Larson says. Low in saturated fat, which may trigger inflammation in some arthritis sufferers, it's high in monounsaturated fat. "We like to minimize the saturated fat consumption in people with arthritis as well as those who have heart disease," she says.
An excellent oil for cooking since it has a high smoke point and a neutral flavor, canola oil can be used for braising, sautéing, and stir-frying. You can coat pots, pans, skillets and grills with canola oil, and use it in many baking recipes in place of butter.
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Go Nuts for Walnut Oil
Reach for this delicately flavored oil, which is made from dried, cold-pressed nuts, when you want to boost your heart health and reduce inflammation. It's got more omega-3 fatty acids than extra-virgin olive oil. Walnut oil is especially high in the health-boosting omega 3 fatty acid called alpha-linolenic acid (ALA), Larson says.
Keep in mind that this is one oil that's best not to heat. A little walnut oil goes a long way — it's got a rich, nutty flavor that can enhance a wide variety of cooked dishes. Instead, try tossing it with wholegrain spaghetti and sautéed vegetables (adding in some cooked shrimp or chicken if you like).
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This delicious oil may also be a beneficial oil for arthritis sufferers, Larson says. "Rice bran oil has two components that make it extra special," Larson says. "Rice bran oil contains aryvanol, which blocks cholesterol absorption, and tocotrienol, which is converted into vitamin E, a very powerful antioxidant."
While its saturated fat content is not as low as canola oil or extra-virgin olive oil, it's lower than some oils, Larson says. And with a high smoke point, rice bran oil can be used in cooking. Since it's a very light oil, rice bran oil doesn't tend to stick to foods during the cooking.
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Two fatty acids found in fish oil — eicosapentaenoic acid and docosahexaenoic acid — are excellent for those with rheumatoid arthritis, notes Mir. "Fish oil such as cod liver oil is beneficial as a supplement for inflammation and pain," he explains.
If you prefer to get your fish oil in a supplement, take 1 or 2 capsules per day, says Amitava Dasgupta, PhD, professor of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at the University of Texas Medical School at Houston University of Texas. However, eating fish is an even better way to ensure that you're getting fish oil, Dr. Dasgupta says. "It's preferable to eat a variety of fish that live in the ocean and also are very low in mercury, such as salmon," he advises. Be sure to bake or grill fish rather than fry it.
"When you fry fish, some of the healthy oil could be oxidized," Dasgupta explains. "When this happens, you may not get the full benefit of all the health-boosting oils."
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For testing, I have replaced |window.close();| with |window.setTimeout('window.close()', 10);| in bug457672.html and that seems to fix the leaks.
It's been taken me a long run of trial and error to get there, but setTimeout() is a bad thing in tests, is there a good alternative?
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This patch fixes it for me. The change is to only close the window/tab once it actually got the focus event from the done() function.
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Is there a bug filed to fix the leak properly?
Since this is only leaking on SeaMonkey, I'm not certain on enough information to file a suitable bug. Or if it is purely a SM-Side code leak. But if this test fix fixes it I'd love to take it.
It may be a good idea to file a bug, but I'm not completely sure if it is an actual SeaMonkey bug or where it might be (I'd suspect tabbrowser, but I have no clue how that one works or if it could be a problem).
My target is first to get all tests to go green, which we only have been working on since about half a year now, and because of that, I really start getting tired of those perma-oranges. :(
I just ran this patch through try today; and it passed all tests (after accounting for known intermittent; and our predictable Mac64 Bd issue)
I filed the followup for creating the test and investigating the SeaMonkey leak as bug 576299.
In the brief window before the Component Registration changes landed, I was able to verify that this patch did not fix the leak. I did not choose to backout the test change though.
Seems like the leaking expanded to other tests now with the switch to tabbed browsing by default. I suspect that the same leak is now spreading to more places.
Ok of note:
Load SM->Ctrl+t->Close SeaMonkey ==> Does NOT leak
Load SM->Ctrl+t->Close the new tab->Close SeaMonkey ==> LEAKS
Load SM->Ctrl+t->Close tab->Try to undo-closed-tab->Close SeaMonkey ==> Does NOT leak
Callek: if you disable saving tabs for undo (i.e. set browser.sessionstore.max_tabs_undo to 0), does it still leak? I think I tested once and it did, but just want to make sure.
Sorry, the pref is browser.tabs.max_tabs_undo on trunk, I looked at the wrong tree.
I tested it with a debug build (Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64; rv:2.0b5pre) Gecko/20100818 SeaMonkey/2.1b1pre, built from http://hg.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/rev/ca457b5758e0). STR were load SM, open new tab, load website, close tab, close SM
browser.sessionstore.max_tabs_undo = 10
=> mAllocCount: 77912
=> mReallocCount: 6641
=> mFreeCount: 71033 -- LEAKED 6879 !!!
=> mShareCount: 82009
=> mAdoptCount: 5073
=> mAdoptFreeCount: 5071 -- LEAKED 2 !!!
browser.sessionstore.max_tabs_undo = 0
=> mAllocCount: 52051
=> mReallocCount: 5582
=> mFreeCount: 52050 -- LEAKED 1 !!!
=> mShareCount: 63576
=> mAdoptCount: 4864
=> mAdoptFreeCount: 4864
Actually we have two prefs, so we need to check with them a) both set to default b) each set to 0 individually c) both set to 0.
If browser.sessionstore.max_tabs_undo is > 0 I get a leak, regardless of the value browser.tabs.max_tabs_undo has.
Oh, and if browser.sessionstore.max_tabs_undo is 0 I don't get a leak (tested with browser.tabs.max_tabs_undo = 3 (default) and browser.tabs.max_tabs_undo = 0).
Replacing http://mxr.mozilla.org/comm-central/source/suite/common/src/nsSessionStore.js?mark=689-699#689 with http://mxr.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/source/browser/components/sessionstore/src/nsSessionStore.js?mark=817-833#817 gets rid of the leak, but changes the behavior of undo, opening the tabs as first tab not as last.
CCing misak to the bug since he should know sessionstore best.
It's best to start from here:
I was unsure that leaks are not local to my pc, so didn't insist. CCing Neil, as the author of idea of combined undoclosetab mechanism. He can suggest the way to go.
(In reply to comment #17)
> If browser.sessionstore.max_tabs_undo is > 0 I get a leak, regardless of the
> value browser.tabs.max_tabs_undo has.
(In reply to comment #18)
> Oh, and if browser.sessionstore.max_tabs_undo is 0 I don't get a leak (tested
> with browser.tabs.max_tabs_undo = 3 (default) and browser.tabs.max_tabs_undo =
> 0).
Well, this seems to suggest the problem lies entirely with session store, as setting browser.tabs.max_tabs_undo completely disables the bfundo mechanism.
OK, so it is my fault.
I create a tabData object in the tabbrowser to hold the title etc.
But session store persists the tabData so that it can undo the tab close.
And the tabData object's global is the window, so that persists too...
Created attachment 467139 [details] [diff] [review]
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I failed to guess Misak's bugmail address again, so anyone can feed back ;-)
Comment on attachment 467139 [details] [diff] [review]
Proposed patch
>diff --git a/suite/browser/tabbrowser.xml b/suite/browser/tabbrowser.xml
>--- a/suite/browser/tabbrowser.xml
>+ aTab.tabData = {};
> event.initEvent("TabClose", true, false);
> aTab.dispatchEvent(event);
>+ aTab.tabData.pos = this.getTabIndex(aTab);
Nit move the object init to below the dispatchEvent with an
if (aTab.tabData instanceof Object)
aTab.tabData = {}; //create the object if Session Store did not
This way we can avoid the odd global-object issue and not make sessionstore pretend it has to override something, where its not doing anything bad.
>+++ b/suite/common/src/nsSessionStore.js
>+ // Overwrite the tabbrowser's tab data.
>+ aTab.tabData = { state: tabState };
With my nit above, no need for this comment at all.
Created attachment 467224 [details] [diff] [review]
Alternative patch
Comment on attachment 467224 [details] [diff] [review]
Alternative patch
This looks too hacky to me, and too prone for a "hmm, why don't we _just_ add the state property here, rather than do this as a whole new object, since everything else is already on aTab.tabData" and thus too easy to recreate the leak.
Comment on attachment 467224 [details] [diff] [review]
Alternative patch
Having had discussions with Callek on IRC, I am persuaded the other patch is better, but if this is the one gone for then would using let rather than var be better here?
Comment on attachment 467139 [details] [diff] [review]
Proposed patch
Unfortunately my build can't finish all the tests and report leaks, but all sessionstore related tests are passing with this patch, no functionality break noticed.
Created attachment 467352 [details] [diff] [review]
Addressed review comments
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Pushed changeset 6cdb4d209658 to comm-central.
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Fix the build with clang in c++0x mode.
Change the function msbSet32, lsbSet32, lsbSet64, msbSet64 to return
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Which initializer lists? I wonder if those should be changed to expect 'int'.
Register r = { (sizeof(RegisterMask) == 4) ? lsbSet32(mask) : lsbSet64(mask) }
in RegAlloc.h. Register is defined as
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Do you think that should be a signed value?
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(In reply to Rafael Ávila de Espíndola (:espindola) from comment #2)
> Do you think that should be a signed value?
It probably doesn't matter, really.
This has to land on nanojit-central, I'll do it on Monday.
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> This has to land on nanojit-central, I'll do it on Monday.
(adding whiteboard chunk to hopefully keep anyone from landing this on m-c)
When can I expect this to land on nanojit-central?
I'll do it early next week. Sorry for the delay.
Nicholas, this fixes the build with clang. Is it possible to backport this patch to m-c?
Reopening because this hasn't landed on tamarin-redux.
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State Rep. Joe Harrison wears many hats when serving District 51 in Baton Rouge.
He serves on the appropriations committee, joint legislative committee on the budget and was recently named chairman for the BP claims committee.
Over the past few years, Harrison has spent over 97 extra days in meetings serving on the appropriations committee, he told the Chamber of Commerce Wednesday.
"We have a $24.9 billion budget, but we have done some things that we're looking for. We're trying to make the government spend within their means. Stop spending one-time money on reoccurring debt. We're very thankful to have a gentleman from north Louisiana who's the head of our appropriations committee that really put his foot down, and we held strong with him so we didn't put our next generation and the generation thereafter into serious debt. We're trying to give back to the people what they should have, which is more money in their pocket year after year and lowering their taxes," Harrison said.
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NSU is building a new $10 million facility for their culinary institute.
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Mississippi University for Women also offers four-year degree programs through its Culinary Arts Institute.
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"Finally, we are building our rec center at Nicholls State. I think it was announced 12 years ago, if I remember right. I've had two of my kids go through there without having the joy of seeing that. But finally it's there, and you can see the building going up … Nicholls is strong, vibrant and will be one of the strongest colleges in south Louisiana. We're proving that day in and day out," Harrison said.
The Taylor Opportunity Program for Students is losing about $18 million a year on students who do not meet the qualifications.
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Jennifer Lopez has addressed speculations that she had a slight wardrobe malfunction on Sunday, February 26 night during an Academy Award presentation. Just hours after her stylist said that the nip slip buzz was a result of viewers' wishful thinking, the "On the Floor" singer herself said she finds the talk "funny".
Sharing her thought on the matter, the 42-year-old wrote on her Twitter account on Monday, "All the #Oscars talk is funny, but I've got plenty of other things to talk about." She also included a link to her new site, in which she said she will "share fresh takes on fashion," give fans "backstage access to projects I'm working on, and spotlight people who inspire."
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Kevin Durant on return to Washington D.C. that never was: "I really just didn't want to play at home"
A year or two ago, there was a palpable buzz among Wizards fans — they had a shot to get Kevin Durant. LeBron James had just returned like a prodigal son to Cleveland, and there seemed to be a sense from fans that other stars wanted to go home to play. The Wizards needed another star, they had the cap space, so some saw a path for Durant to return to his native D.C.
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Durant was one of them, as he confirmed to the Washington Post.
"I don't want to open up anything in the past, but I really just didn't want to play at home," Durant said. "It was nothing about the fans. Being at home, I was so happy with that part of my life — playing at home, being in front of friends, hanging with friends and family every day. That was a part of my life that has come and gone.
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Not every Wizards fan will see it this way, but that's an entirely reasonable thought process. Sometimes in life, we need a change of direction, and for Durant this would have been a step back into the past. The one he made to go to Golden State has worked out pretty well for him so far.
KD is not alone in this. Players see a lot of added stress returning home, both in terms of expectations and the demands of family and friends (asking for tickets, etc.), and some are just not into the idea of a return. The idea that Blake Griffin wants to return to Oklahoma and play for the Thunder may not fit with who he is right now. Russell Westbrook seems to like it in OKC and isn't itching to get back to Los Angeles (but Paul George might be). Each player is a different case — how they view their hometown, whether they would want to play for the team there — and each will make his decision.
Durant made his and is comfortable with it.
Pat Riley says Magic Johnson will win with the Lakers
MIAMI (AP) — Pat Riley has never doubted Magic Johnson, and isn't about to start now.
Riley believes Johnson will succeed in what looks like a daunting task of getting the Los Angeles Lakers back to prominence. After the Lakers cleaned house this past week, Johnson and Riley are contemporaries – Riley as president of the Miami Heat, Johnson in the same role out in L.A., where they won four titles together in the 1980s.
Trade talks, he cautioned, will be dangerous for both sides.
"He's going to try to rifle my pockets and I'm going to try to rifle his," Riley said. "But I'm happy for him, and I'm also happy for the Lakers."
The news took Riley back to 1991, when Johnson delivered the shocking word that he was HIV-positive and had to retire from basketball. Riley was gone from Los Angeles by that point, and was then coach of the New York Knicks. But it resonated deeply within Riley, who has maintained a very close relationship with Johnson.
Hearing Johnson speak about taking over the Lakers this past week moved Riley as well, albeit in an obviously different fashion.
"Back then, all of us and I think everybody in the country not knowing exactly what HIV was all about, we all sort of looked at that as a very difficult time and possibly a death sentence for the kid," Riley said. "Now 25 years later, he stands at the press conference saying that he's president of the team. Deja vu, you know?"
Riley said Johnson didn't seek his counsel on what life is like as a team president before taking the Lakers job. Riley said Johnson already knew the answer to anything he would ask, simply from being around his former coach so many times in recent years.
The news wasn't entirely easy for Riley to digest, since he also holds now-former general manager Mitch Kupchak in high regard. Kupchak, who played for Riley, was let go as part of the front-office sweepout by the Lakers this past week.
But he sounded completely confident in what Johnson will accomplish.
"There couldn't be a better person and worker, I think, to be the sort of face and also to spearhead," Riley said. "He'll get the job done out there."
Jose Calderon, Andrew Bogut, Brandon Jennings all officially waived; contenders line up for their services
It was only a question of when, not if, but it has happened.
Jose Calderon, Andrew Bogut, and Brandon Jennings have been waived and are about to hit the free agent market, according to reports.
They have to clear waivers (Wednesday) before they can sign with a new team. However, all three seem to be headed to teams with dreams of going deep into the playoffs.
The Golden State Warriors want a little depth at the point for the postseason, and they are going with the steady but aged veteran Calderon. He will have limited run behind Stephen Curry and Shaun Livingston, but he will have a role in the playoffs and as a steadying force.
The Washington Wizards are going another, more talented but more combustible direction, and appear the frontrunners to sign Brandon Jennings (Chris Haynes of ESPN had that link. . The Wizards have not loved the play of Trey Burke this season and have leaned on Tomas Satoransky to run some point, expect Jennings to get some healthy run if and when he arrives in Washington.
Bogut is expected to sign with the Cavaliers, although the Spurs could have a shot at him and other teams are asking to get in the mix (not his former team the Warriors, however).
NBA: Bulls beat Suns after two key missed calls late in fourth quarter
The collective 'we' were happy the Bulls reached overtime against the Suns on Friday, because we saw Dwyane Wade's fantastic dagger dunk.
The Bulls were happy they reached overtime, because they won the game in the extra period.
But with correct officiating down the stretch, Phoenix probably would have won in regulation.
The Bulls got away with two key violations late in the fourth quarter, according to the NBA's Last Two Minute Report.
First, Jimmy Butler got away with traveling with 1:58 left, per the league:
Butler (CHI) move his pivot foot.
Instead of a Chicago turnover, Butler kicked the ball to Nikola Mirotic, who hit a 3-pointer.
Then, Denzel Valentine got away with a defensive three-second violation with a minute left, per the league:
Valentine (CHI) is in the paint without actively guarding an opponent for longer than three seconds.
A correct call would've given any Sun on the court — either Eric Bledsoe (who's making 85% of his free throws this season and 80% for his career) or Devin Booker (82%, 83%) — a single free throw and Phoenix a fresh shot clock.
Instead, the Suns — facing a tougher road penetrating the paint — turned the ball over.
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Healy was suspended after he was found guilty of stamping on England prop Dan Cole, with a disciplinary committee handing the forward a three-week ban. Usually Healy would not have played this weekend, but the committee's decision to defer the ban by a week so that he would miss Ireland's games against Scotland and France means the suspension does not start until midnight on Sunday.
Leinster forwards coach Jonno Gibbes has suggested that the reigning European champions intend to select the 25-year-old for the game in Dublin.
"Cian is certainly available," said Gibbes. "Joe Schmidt and (Ireland head coach) Declan Kidney have talked about the involvement of Test players this weekend. Cian's available and personally I'd be delighted to involve him, he's a really big asset. He will definitely be considered."
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World Youth Day in Krakow Poland announced to the world that God is very much alive, hope is in endless supply and the future of humanity rests in the energizing faith of our youth!
Hundreds of thousands of young Catholics from around the globe converged to make this the largest gathering of its kind in the world! They inspired unity among diverse cultures and their obvious joy yielded an outpouring of love that is certain to spread far and wide well into the future.
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She celebrated anyway, because that's what loving someone is really all about; celebrating their life and their love and their unique imprint on our world…even when they are no longer here.
Great loves always leave an indelible imprint that never fades. It is as though an ethereal spirit remains to remind us of the value of that person and their place in our life.
We feel them in the raw and rigorous process of grief that only time can carry away. We embrace them in the joy that, for now, is secondary to the loss that lingers longer than we would like. We hold them in our hurting hearts because it is so true, "parting is such sweet sorrow."
In a special ceremony Karen celebrated Mel in one last dance of love that honors the gift of their marriage, the joy of their lives together and the hope that they brought to so many by their bold choice to live a life of love, "until death do we part."
For the living, death often destroys us because when we define life only as a tangible physical reality then we close the door to the unlimited potential of our supernatural forever. Karen's celebration of life after death reinforces that living and dying co-exist in a natural unfolding of our eternal destiny.
Karen released the pain of Mel's passing to the resurrection of beautiful memories; soulful laughter, humble forgiveness and heartfelt moments of truth. And though she probably didn't know it, she also honored her husband and her friends with renewed hope….For out of the darkness of Mel's death came an illuminating light of love and an inspiring peace that can never be put to rest.
Monday, July 25, 2016
As I watched my oldest son Johnny slipping deep into the abyss I clung to hope, praying through the paralyzing terrain of relapse and recovery, believing with every fiber of my human will in the saving grace of God who is the source and the summit of all hope!
Last December I witnessed the powerful manifestation of hope in action during my 24 day visit to Liberia West Africa where Johnny has now been a missionary for 31 months. I watched with gratitude as he juggled his daily work routine, which is wrapped around prayer, with his responsibilities to the other missionaries and to the orphans, 31 children ages 1 and a half to 17. I marveled at his strength and resiliency amid the long hours, the sweltering heat, and the humble living conditions.
I was deeply touched by his desire to reach out to a badly battered nation reeling from poverty following two civil wars and life threatening diseases like Ebola, Typhoid and Yellow fever, and Malaria which Johnny survived three times.
During those precious weeks with Johnny I experienced his humility and yes-his humanity, as he talked about the future. "I don't have to make a lot of money, but I want a career that has meaning," he shared. "I'd like to get married, but I want a wife who prays." We can only hope!
Hope is the eternal whisper, the persuasive knowing that prods us to hang on when we are feeling helpless and afraid. Hope pushes us to believe in a solution even though we may be blinded by disbelief. Hope is heaven's promise to carry us when we think we cannot go one step further. Hope harnesses the power within that propels us forward so we can rise above the darkness until we reach the inevitable light that always comes after the storm.
It takes an act of our human will to reach out to the hand of hope; to believe in a power greater than ourselves; to summon every ounce of strength when we are depleted by one more disappointment. Hang on anyway and remember my son Johnny who is living, breathing proof that Hope springs eternal!
Mary Lou McCall
Sunday, February 28, 2016
Dec. 3-4, 2015
In the chalice of my being I could not contain my joy! Ripples of laughter flowed across the vast ocean from Brussels to Africa as my new friend and fellow passenger Margiah and I joked about the comedy of errors that brought us to this space. Providence had provided me with a seat on the final flight to Liberia, right next to a wonderfully entertaining Liberian woman!
Margiah wore a festive skirt called a Lapa and a headdress which only accentuated her colorful personality. She told me she lived in Houston but was returning to her homeland for the holidays. Since neither of us could sleep we giggled away the miles like two school girls on Christmas break! I felt warmly connected to her spirit and the peace that flowed heart to heart. In fact, I felt at home among all the passengers the majority of whom were African.
Exhausted, exhilarated, excited-so many emotions welled up inside of me as we approached our final destination and the conclusion of a nearly two day pilgrimage from New Orleans to New Jersey to Brussels to Sierra Leone and finally to Liberia.
As we began our final descent through the pitch black night I noticed through the window tiny flickers of light drawing us to the small airstrip where my son Johnny would be waiting.
What a journey! Logistical issues, Ebola...everywhere I turned there were roadblocks. Six months ago I wondered if I'd ever make this trip. "I've been waiting for more than six years to do an experience with Johnny," I said in frustration to Albino the Italian gentleman who runs Comunita Cenacolo in America. "Yes," Albino replied. "And when you go it will be a very good experience!"
I knew Albino was right but the wait tested my patience and my trust. Now-at this moment all those challenging years melted away and I understood the wisdom in the wait. "I have hit the jackpot of experiences," I thought to myself.
We landed at a small airstrip about 2 hours outside of Monrovia, the capitol of Liberia, in the middle of the "bush." "I won't need this sweater," I mumbled to myself, as I stepped out of the plane into the December heat.
A man directed me to wash my hands at a barrel with a spicket that contained water and chlorine and then a woman pointed a thermometer at my temple to check for fever before allowing me to enter the airport building to retrieve my bags. "Ebola precautions," I whispered to Grace.
Miraculously my five suitcases arrived along with the luggage of Grace, Joe and Mitch. God had protected our providence and our travels!
"Wow," that's a shock, I laughed when I spotted my handsome son Johnny sporting long blonde hair and a beard. "We're doing a play tomorrow and I'm Jesus," he laughed as we hugged tightly. "Thank you God for this beautiful gift," I whispered to myself.
Johnny introduced me to his friend Marlin, the missionary surgeon from Costa Rica who had requested the medical supplies and then we loaded up the SUV with the luggage, and exited the airport down a rocky, winding road to our final destination 2 ½ hours away.
"What's this?" My heart skipped a beat when I saw the roadblock. Johnny smiled reassuringly, "Don't worry mom you just have to know how to speak to the Liberian people." He leaned out of the window and said, "Hey man we have no money today, we are just coming from the airport…next time…yes next time." Johnny was confident, kind and respectful. I was impressed.
The roadblocks were set up by local authorities who were conducting security checks and in some cases by locals who were trying to score money. An Archdiocesan decal on the side of the vehicle gave us instant legitimacy and so we sailed through at least seven different roadblocks with no real problems.
We passed through overgrown shrubs, palm trees and a scattering of small mud homes with tin roofs, through the outskirts of Monrovia and eventually into the mission compound just past midnight.
What a glorious, joyful welcome! The guitar playing missionaries were lined up outside serenading us into the kitchen for cake, pizza and old fashioned fraternity! It was surreal! I have never received such a warm welcome anywhere and my eyes brimmed with tears at this special anointing!
The missionaries and the children sleep bunkhouse style however, as the mom I was given a private room with a private bathroom. A mosquito net covered my bed and screens and bars covered my open windows. There is no air conditioning or hot water but there is filtered water for drinking. None of the sacrifices mattered to me and I made a mental decision to ignore the heat and to concentrate on the gift of this profoundly personal experience.
Before leaving America, I fielded a lot of questions from people who couldn't understand why I would go to Africa, especially after Ebola and with all the unrest in the world. A close relative warned, "If you disappear I'm not coming to look for you!" "And I wouldn't," I replied "because you won't find me." I honestly did not fear the destination, though I was grateful to be traveling with other people.
Physically exhausted, I lay down on the top of my sheets just before 2 a.m. and as I drifted off to sleep I felt deep within my core that God had personally called me to Liberia and I couldn't wait to experience why!
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Thursday, February 11, 2016
DIVINE INTERVENTION: Mercy, Love and Liberia
Lent is a perfect time for me to reflect on the lessons I learned recently in Liberia West Africa thanks to a living saint, Mother Elvira. In the next few posts I will share excerpts from my daily journal.
December 3, 2015
As United Flight 1140 taxies down the runway in New Orleans, my heart is overflowing with gratitude! Divine intervention is literally leading me to Liberia to spend the next few weeks with my Catholic missionary son Johnny; to walk in his shoes; to learn the Lord's will for my life. Johnny has been in Liberia for two years so initially I think this trip is about seeing him. However, something is telling me this is a mission of mercy for the benefit of my soul!
Today is the Feast of St. Francis Xavier, a Jesuit missionary Priest who-yes-traveled to Africa to share his contagious love for God by the example of his life. Shivers still run down my spine when I think about the fact that my son traveled to Liberia on this feast day two years ago! God is surprisingly wonderful all the time!
Settling back into my seat, I resolve to ignore the irritating reminder that my broken arm has left me weak and hurting. I stare out of the airplane window and my mind wanders back to the beginning in 2009.
'I am storming the heavens inside the Blessed Sacrament Chapel at St. Francis Xavier Church, begging Jesus to help the oldest of my five sons. Our broken family is a mess and Johnny is sinking deeper into the corrupting darkness of drug addiction. "Are you going to talk to Jesus?!" My son's sarcasm replays in my head. "This is not my child speaking," I remind myself. Besides, a tinge of guilt reminds me he comes by his problems honestly.
Suddenly a light goes on in my head-Medjugorje! "Johnny is supposed to go to Comunita Cenacolo in Medjugorje!" I recall the TV interview I did there at the end of the Bosnian war with a former heroin addict named Francesco. I couldn't believe it when he told me he'd been heroin free for two and a half years without the help of doctors or medicine! Francesco said hard work "prayer and the love of his brothers" were healing him. Visionary Viska Ivankovic confirmed, "With God all things are possible."
More than a decade after that interview another Medjugorje visionary, Ivan Draicevic, visits New Orleans and prays with my hurting child. "There are two paths for your life. The path you are on which will lead to death and the path that God has designed for you which will lead to a life of peace," Ivan says. "I will bring you in prayer before the Blessed Mother tonight when I have my apparition and ask her to intercede on your behalf." As we hug goodbye Ivan whispers, "Do not worry, I will be praying for him."
Miracle of miracles, soon after Johnny's 24th birthday he harnesses his free will and enters "Our Lady of Hope," another community house in St. Augustine Florida. Though it's a three year program I'm not even thinking that boldly. "Please, just commit to six months. Then it's between you and God," I plead looking into his tormented eyes.
Johnny is sequestered from all family contact until the fall family retreat which is six months later. But what a reunion!
I am praying in front of the Blessed Sacrament at an outdoor altar at "Our Lady of Hope" when I see a group of young men walking up the side steps of the altar. As they cross over to the monstrance I can hardly believe my eyes because Johnny ends up kneeling smack dab in front of Jesus! I burst into tears of joy! Later he tells me, "I don't know how long I will stay…but now it's between God and me." Alleluia! The prodigal son returns!'
The airline stewardess's voice snaps me back into reality. We are landing in New Jersey. A nice man offers to retrieve my overhead bag which is weighed down by a heavy piece of medical equipment that will help in the diagnosis of yellow fever.
A few minutes later I am standing in front of a New Jersey ticket agent silently praying, "Sacred heart of Jesus I trust in you." Someone canceled the rest of my airline tickets! The agent is able to get me back on the plane to Belgium, but she says the flight to Liberia is now completely full. I place my trust in divine providence knowing full well it is his merciful love that has gotten me this far!
Grace and Joe, two young community missionaries, and Mitch a friend of community meet up with me just in time to board the plane to Belgium. Sitting next to Grace I think about the irony of literally being carried on the wings of grace to see my son and so I continue to trust that "His" amazing grace will also carry me over the obstacles that are sabotaging my journey.
I pray. "Dear Sweet Jesus carry me, caress me, keep me in your loving embrace. I fear not my fate, for you are my peace, my hope my resting place. Wrapped securely in your mercy I am soothed into submission to your holy will."
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