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Artist Pete Edwards has Doctor Who moment
12:06pm Friday 28th November 2014
Pete Edwards has spent a lifetime in art at Pocklington School, but only now, at the age of 65, does he feel that he is coming into his own, writes JO HUGHES.
All's well that lens well for our Martin
11:56am Thursday 27th November 2014
After 44 years with this newspaper, picture editor Martin Oates is taking a well-earned early retirement. STEPHEN LEWIS reports
Drawing on York's history
3:06pm Wednesday 26th November 2014
This is a history of York as you've never seen it, writes STEPHEN LEWIS of a new book about the city's 'first 2000 years'.
13 PICTURES: The remarkable ruined building left neglected above a York restaurant for years
7:30pm Tuesday 25th November 2014
WHEN new owners went into 69-71 Micklegate, they found ancient features but astonishing disrepair.
York's crafty set prepares for a hand-made Christmas
3:08pm Tuesday 25th November 2014
YORK Minister in beautiful hues of lilacs and blues takes pride of place in Naomi Whittaker's lounge. Made from stained glass, it is the latest work by the South Bank artist.
Castle Howard's Christmas wonderland ready to open
2:27pm Friday 21st November 2014
It's VisitYork's largest visitor attraction of the year, but Christmas is the most magical time to call in at Castle Howard. MATT CLARK went to see the preparations.
Even viable pubs are being closed now - we must fight!
12:49pm Thursday 20th November 2014
Ill-conceived laws and an unfair market have put our pubs at risk, says landlord PAUL CROSSMAN.
A sense of community puts Bishy Road streets ahead
8:02am Thursday 20th November 2014
What's so special about Bishopthorpe Road? just about everything, as The Press discovers.
By road, rail or sea, county removal firm moved everyone at full steam
1:12pm Thursday 20th November 2014
More than 100 years ago, a Harrogate man who started out driving wagons for a circus became the first man ever to ship an entire houseful of furniture across the Atlantic to Boston. Transport historian DEREK RAYNER tells STEPHEN LEWIS the remarkable story of George Ward, Victorian removal man extraordinaire.
How trains put photographer John Sanderson on track
2:35pm Wednesday 19th November 2014
READER John Sanderson is a former HGV driver turned railway maintenance worker with a lifelong love of trains.
Georgey Spanswick wakes up York with radio show
10:32am Tuesday 18th November 2014
Georgey Spanswick has been waking up York for the past six months as the presenter of BBC Radio York's breakfast show. She tells MAXINE GORDON how she rather likes getting up at 4am and why she loves being an "offcomedon".
Six of the best from photographer Mike Tipping
2:09pm Monday 17th November 2014
LEGENDARY photographer Robert Doisneau once said, chance is the one thing you can't buy. You pay for it with time, not the wasting of time but the spending of time.
The Tour de Mont Blanc is one of the great walks of the world
3:49pm Friday 14th November 2014
After a gentle meander to discover the source of the Nidd this summer for The Press, BOB ADAMS decided to finish his hiking year on a high. Make that very high, with the Tour de Mont Blanc
Meet the people doing their bit – for the rest of us
1:19pm Thursday 13th November 2014
Some of the casualties of the Chancellor's austerity drive are jobs the council once did as a matter of course. So who's doing them now? MATT CLARK finds out.
Have your say on York's flood risk strategy
2:44pm Wednesday 12th November 2014
York council has published a draft strategy that sets out how to protect the city against flooding in the years ahead. Now the authority wants you to have your say. STEPHEN LEWIS reports.
Artist Alison Hardcastle sets up shop from home
3:40pm Tuesday 11th November 2014
Alison Hardcastle is opening her home studio as a pop-up shop this weekend. MAXINE GORDON visits the Yorkshire Wolds artist for a sneak preview
Modern-day gladiators doing battle at a location that's steeped in Roman history
2:24pm Friday 7th November 2014
York's new community stadium will be built on a site where, almost 2000 years ago, Roman soldiers once camped, and trained, and hunkered over their cooking fires. STEPHEN LEWIS reports on York's latest exciting archaeological dig – one you can get involved in…
Animal magic put in focus by Kirkbymoorside Camera Club
4:11pm Thursday 6th November 2014
ANIMALS come in all shapes and sizes. They are often a challenge to photograph well; their movement is seldom predictable and even when you think they are posing, they are just as likely to examine the front of the lens. However, when it works, you get a great deal of pleasure.
7 striking pictures from 900 years of Walmgate Bar
9:35am Thursday 6th November 2014
HISTORIC Walmgate Bar is finally to get the repairs it badly needs after being hit by a car four years ago.
The last real wilderness underground
2:44pm Wednesday 5th November 2014
University of York cavers are treading where no one has walked before. This summer they returned to the mountains of southern Europe to continue exploring a cave system they first encountered several years ago. MATT CLARK reports.
Stag against sky is picture of autumn
3:09pm Monday 3rd November 2014
A RED deer stag stands silhouetted against a moody sky in this classic autumnal scene, captured by Press photographer Anthony Chappel-Ross in the grounds of Studley Royal.
Church spire continues as a guiding light
9:49am Friday 31st October 2014
For a few days a North Yorkshire church can be seen in a different light. MATT CLARK discovers why and learns its extraordinary history.
Memories of Yorkshire School for the Blind
9:30am Thursday 30th October 2014
THE photographs show a typical school day out at the seaside. Children are digging in the sand, paddling and squealing with delight as they ride donkeys along the beach.
York Camera Club members capture local scenes for the 2015 St Leonard's Hospice calendar
3:20pm Wednesday 29th October 2014
YORK Minster silhouetted against a fiery evening sky; the Millennium Bridge seen from above, linking lush green grassland either side of the River Ouse; the ruins of St Mary's Abbey standing pristine under a fall of snow: just a few of the iconic images that feature in the 2015 St Leonard's Hospice calendar.
Spotting the art of a hobby on the tracks
2:45pm Monday 27th October 2014
Maligned and misunderstood, it's a hobby few admit to yet many have a sneaking fascination with trainspotting. Now the National Railway Museum is presenting an exhibition showing the adventure, mischief and drama of this once widespread hobby. MATT CLARK took along his notebook and pencil.
Ale and hearty food to comfort
12:51pm Saturday 25th October 2014
SOMETIMES being a chef does have its advantages and great opportunities fall at your feet.
Pocklington honours those who never returned from war
9:48am Friday 24th October 2014
The men of Pocklington who gave their lives in the First World War will be commemorated at a special exhibition in the town which opens next week. STEPHEN LEWIS reports.
The Press stays true to its founding ideals while keeping pace in a digital age
11:04am Friday 24th October 2014
STEPHEN LEWIS looks back at 132 years of The Press.
A new era for The Press
10:56am Friday 24th October 2014
IT'S all change at The Press. We have moved into new, purpose-built offices at the start of a new era for a newspaper which has been the main provider of news, sport and information to the people of York and surrounding area for 132 years.
SPECIAL REPORT: Never giving up on homeless frontline
1:16pm Thursday 23rd October 2014
In the second part of our investigation into York's homeless, the manager of a vital service reveals plans to support more people in need of a roof over their heads.
Dad's Army film set spotlight falls on Bridlington
3:29pm Wednesday 22nd October 2014
Bridlington is to star as Walmington-on-Sea in a new film of Dad's Army. STEPHEN LEWIS visited the east coast resort to find out what the locals think of the idea...
York tennis ace heads to Los Angeles for Special Olympics
9:52am Tuesday 21st October 2014
Laura Campbell is LA-bound for a sporting challenge of a lifetime. MAXINE GORDON meets York's very special tennis ace
Festival set to illuminate York's finest
3:02pm Monday 20th October 2014
The nights are drawing in and summer is already a distant memory, but there are plenty of reasons to be cheerful. even in autumn. MATT CLARK looks at one of them, which begins at the end of the month.
Yorkshire - a county so rich with natural wonders
1:43pm Saturday 18th October 2014
Wildlife artist ROBERT E FULLER describes the wealth of wildlife in Yorkshire – some of it here in York.
A tale of controversy from the riverbank
2:51pm Friday 17th October 2014
Anger is growing over council proposals to lease part of the bank of the River Ouse near the Millennium Bridge to the York Motor Yacht Club. In an about-turn yesterday, the council appeared to rule out the deal. But protesters will still gather on Sunday to underline their opposition. STEPHEN LEWIS reports.
Hidden rooms at The Retreat are frozen in time
9:12am Friday 17th October 2014
HIDDEN behind the doors at one of York's most distinctive institutions are rooms which have been left untouched for a generation. Kate Liptrot goes on a tour behind the scenes at The Retreat.
Precious memories found in biscuit tin
12:44pm Thursday 16th October 2014
PRESS reader Nick Duck has a hobby: selling model trains and hi fi equipment at car boot sales.
New fungus find could be a first for UK
3:14pm Wednesday 15th October 2014
Most visit in spring to witness the spectacular blaze of colour, but at this time of year the Moorlands Nature Reserve offers a more mellow charm, not to mention the odd surprise, as MATT CLARK discovered.
Being a gypsy is a real art
12:59pm Saturday 11th October 2014
There is more to the temporary gypsy encampment at the Eye of York than meets the eye, says STEPHEN LEWIS
Study gets to the real point about acupuncture
8:40am Friday 10th October 2014
Can acupuncture offer relief from pain – and if so how? In a new episode of the BBC's Trust Me I'm A Doctor on Wednesday next week, York acupuncturist Hugh MacPherson and a team of scientists from the York Neuroimaging Centre look at evidence for the way acupuncture may affect pain centres in the brain. STEPHEN LEWIS reports.
7 old aerial photos of York
8:39am Thursday 9th October 2014
WE all love gawping at aerial photographs. They give us a chance to see familiar streets and neighbourhoods from a new and exhilarating perspective - and also perhaps give us a feeling of freedom, the sense of soaring like a bird.
Countryside Live show set to thrill
8:04am Wednesday 8th October 2014
WITH a clink and a clank, amid a fizz of sparks, farriers from far and wide will be competing this month for the title of world's best horse shoer at the Great Yorkshire Showground.
Notes on a Victorian scandal
8:18am Tuesday 7th October 2014
IT would be fair to say that Suzanne Fagence Cooper is a bit obsessed with the Victorians.
Visiting the Spanish Riding School of Vienna
10:50am Saturday 4th October 2014
THE Spanish Riding School of Vienna has been attracting admiring visitors for centuries.
Local quilters mark the centenary of the First World War
9:50am Friday 3rd October 2014
Work by local quilters and embroiderers marks the centenary of the First World War in a beautiful and painstaking way, reports STEPHEN LEWIS.
Celebrating life and work of York's Mr Greenfingers
12:29pm Thursday 2nd October 2014
A FEW days ago we reproduced three old photographs showing floral displays created by York Corporation gardeners on the city wall embankment in Station Road. One of the photographs was dated 1955, and showed a representation of Holgate Windmill, with its sails intact.
Yorkshire Dales National Park celebrates 60th anniversary
12:41pm Wednesday 1st October 2014
MY first experience of the Yorkshire Dales came on a long, hot summer 30 years ago. I'd given up my civil service job in London, bought a tent and a rucksack, then set out to walk from John O' Groats to Land's End.
'At a time of crisis you need a friend'
3:17pm Tuesday 30th September 2014
Breast cancer patients in York now have a local support group thanks to the efforts of two young mums fighting the disease. MAXINE GORDON reports
Alice is just mad about York
3:12pm Friday 26th September 2014
Treasurer's House has no deer park to walk around. Instead, as its contribution to this year's National Trust 'Great British Walk' season, it is offering ghoulish guided tours of York's sickelways in the company of Mad Alice. STEPHEN LEWIS reports
Flowers fit for a king
1:13pm Wednesday 24th September 2014
King Richard III may be staying in Leicester. But a small parish church north of York has its own connections to the last Yorkist king - and plans to celebrate them next month. STEPHEN LEWIS reports on Sheriff Hutton's Richard III Flower Festival
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Don't let Ukip set the agenda
11:39am Thursday 27th November 2014
NIGEL Farage is sadly not a mirage. Instead he is canny operator who rides every wave he mounts. Unlike Ed Miliband, who wobbles off every passing wave.
Note to self... oh, forget it!
2:57pm Tuesday 25th November 2014
SITTING on the train the other day, I was intrigued by a man barking orders into some sort of electronic device.
Let York residents shape its neighbourhoods - not desperate, corporate bean-counters far away
9:00am Tuesday 25th November 2014
The doom-merchants have it wrong - our pubs need change not closure
Readers' letters
Who now represents the workers?
11:15am Friday 28th November 2014
DOES anybody represent or care about the ordinary man and woman in this country anymore? It seems depressing, if this is the case, that we haven't moved on with our class system.
Sneering MPs
11:13am Friday 28th November 2014
THE snobbery the Labour politician Emily Thornberry displayed when she tweetedput the photograph of the house with the Cross of St George flags hanging outside says it all.
It's farewell then
11:13am Friday 28th November 2014
SO we say farewell to James Alexander, erstwhile council leader, self-styled saviour of York, who, in his own words and opinion, has rescued York from stagnation in 2011 to prosperity in 2014, southward bound for a job in Ed Miliband's election team.
Back to basics
11:12am Friday 28th November 2014
BEFORE James Alexander rides away into the sunset, may I make the following suggestion.
Fundraising Fun
Musicians to fill York streets this weekend for charity
8:55am Friday 28th November 2014
MORE than 140 musical acts will fill the streets of York this weekend to raise money for a local charity.
Shopping centre backs Give A Gift Campaign
8:58am Thursday 27th November 2014
SHOPPERS are being invited to back the Monks Cross centre's Christmas Give A Gift Campaign, which supports local children's charities.
When cars cluttered the city
2:58pm Monday 17th November 2014
CAR PARK full proclaims the two notices on York's Exhibition Square, despite just 16 vehicles sitting in the bays. Look closer and it seems the attendant has tied the signs to a couple of the cars before taking a well earned rest by leaning on an MG Magnette.
8 historic pictures show changes to York's city centre
2:47pm Monday 10th November 2014
COMPARED to many English cities, York's streetscape hasn't changed that much over the last 50 years or so.
11 facts you (maybe) didn't know about York's notorious son, Guy Fawkes
11:14am Wednesday 5th November 2014
How much do you know about Guy Fawkes?...
Health & Wellbeing
Hearing specialist's Transatlantic mission
2:42pm Monday 17th November 2014
OLWYN Morris is heading to Peru to help set up a clinic for people with hearing difficulties. The audiologist speaks to health reporter Kate Liptrot about her plans to help transform people's lives .
Raising awareness of HIV test
2:21pm Monday 17th November 2014
A CAMPAIGN next week will encourage as many people as possible to be tested for HIV. A York doctor and a man living with the virus tell health reporter Kate Liptrot why there's nothing to be lost – but potentially a lot to be gained - from taking the test.
Body, Mind & Soul: Getting that control back when people's plans fail
2:09pm Monday 17th November 2014
John Lennon wrote, "Life is what happens when you're busy making other plans".


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HINDMAN, Ky. (WYMT) Students at Knott County Central High School are taking on one of Kentucky's biggest problems: Hunger.
One-hundred and 55 families have food on their table tonight thanks to the 2nd annual Patriot Food Drive, put on by the school's leadership group.
"Our community has been very supportive of us, and we know there's been a lot of layoffs here in Knott County and throughout the region. We wanted to do something that would help people during the holiday season," KCCHS Principal Bobby Pollard said.
For six weeks, students from across Knott County donated about 5,000 food items for folks in their community. On Monday, students handed out three bags of food to anyone who drove up.
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Mario. Zelda. Pac-Man. These names are shrouded in an aura of mystique and wonder for many gamers. And yet sadly, to others these names mean nothing. Whether they got into gaming late, were born in a different period, or simply didn't have the interest; these names have been tossed aside for the likes of Ezio, Master Chief, and Niko Bellic. Now, nothing against these modern icons, I appreciate the games as much as the next guy. And yet, there's still classics, games that define gaming's pivotal history and still hold up really well today. Why should you bother looking to the past when you have the next big improvements in gameplay and graphics on the horizon? I am here to answer this question.
First, we must define what truly makes a game a classic, as opposed to something that was only good for its era. Things such as pushing graphical limitations, pioneering a certain mechanic, or innovating with new technologies will sadly never be the same thing to a modern gamer as someone who lived in those times. They will serve as a history lesson, Maybe a solid game, but never the true magnificence of seeing the newness of it in all its radiant glory. So what indeed makes a game able to transcend time to provide happiness to a whole new generation? Clever level designs, enjoyable gameplay, great music, memorable characters and stories, or rich worlds. The games need at least some of these to seperate themselves into the upper echelon of timeless masterpieces.
So what would be some of the games that would fit into one of these categories? I'll start off with a fan-favorite from back on the Nintendo 64. Goldeneye 007. One of the most critically acclaimed games on the N64, it revolutionized console shooters with it's controls which were unlike anything seen before it. None of this means anything to a modern-day gamer. So taken out of its elements of innovation and nostalgia, what do you have? If anyone has ever played Call Of Duty, Halo, or Battlefield, quite frankly, they'd find the controls on this game utterly abhorrent. If it wasn't for Bond's auto-aim, you wouldn't be able to hit the broad side of a barn. Trying to look around is a huge chore without the benefit of a second control stick. And as for the graphics, time has not been kind to a majority of N64 character models and textures, and Goldeneye is certainly not an exception to the rule. The NPCs look like they were thrown together from a Lego set, and draw distance is absolutely horrid. I would classify this game as one only to be visited by people who played it back in the day and want a rush of nostalgia or history buffs. For newer gamers, the end result isn't worth it.
Next up, we have Super Mario Bros. 3. One of the greatest-selling games of all time, it provided enjoyment to millions of people upon release. Once again, this means nothing to the modern gamer. So how DOES this stack up? Quite impressively actually. While there isn't really any story worth talking about, platforming in the 2D series has more or less been variations of this for years (which is quite frankly loads of fun to even the newest of gamers). There are tons of secrets and other fun things to find throughout the levels, such as the Magic Whistles and Kuribo's Shoe. The graphics are bright and colorful, without being nauseatingly overbearing, while the music continues to be top-notch (a trademark of Koji Kondo's composing talents). This is one of the games people of all generations should go back to and discover the wonder of crouching on that white block in World 1-3 for ten seconds.
Moving along, we have Donkey Kong Country. A game released to much fanfare, it pushed the SNES to as yet unforeseen graphical limits on the 16 bit consoles. The 3D-rendered graphics were amazing for back then. Now, this game isn't really all it was talked up to be. The platforming is nothing special and somewhat frustrating, and the graphics...they look awful by today's standards. Being rendered in 3D on a 2D world means that it bears neither the benefit of being a 3D game, nor the crispness of the better SNES sprites. A game that's better left untouched by newer gamers.
Lastly we have The Legend Of Zelda: Ocarina Of Time. Gameplay stands for the most part today, and the dungeon designs were a lot of fun. But the story is where the game truly shines even for someone who hasn't played anything older than an Xbox 360 or a PS3. From Link's parting with Saria on the Kokiri bridge to moving forward in time seven years, this game offers a truly unforgettable experience whether you're a new gamer or not.
You may be asking yourself what the point is to me explaining this, what this has to do with WHY a new gamer raised on the last couple of gens should delve back any farther than the PS2. Because as gaming has evolved, games aren't made the same way they were 10, 20, 30 years ago. This isn't necessarily a bad thing, merely different. It lets you experience certain gaming conventions and ideas that have fallen by the wayside over the years. Some have fallen for the better, and some for the worse. When you go back to see these, you get the full view of gaming and its potentials, be it an amazing story told through limited, yet pleasing 1990's graphics like Chrono Trigger, or a fully realized post-apocalyptic world in modern-day games like Fallout 3's.
Going back, it really lets you know your place as a gamer, the history of your hobby, while at the same time having a whole lot of fun with new experiences and stories you would have otherwise missed. For to deny the games that made the industry what it is today, you only deny yourself of some truly unforgettable memories...and you deny the very essence of what drives one of your most prevalent identities.
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Workers is a Ruby gem for performing work in background threads. Design goals include high performance, low latency, simple API, customizability, and multi-layered architecture. It provides a number of simple to use classes that solve a wide range of concurrency problems. It is used by Tribe to implement event-driven actors.
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'workers'
And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install workers
Parallel Map
Parallel map is the simplest way to get started with the Workers gem. It is similar to Ruby's built-in Array#map method except each element is mapped in parallel.
Workers.map([1, 2, 3, 4, 5]) { |i| i * i }
Any exceptions while mapping with cause the entire map method to fail. If your block is prone to temporary failures (exceptions), you can retry it.
Workers.map([1, 2, 3, 4, 5], :max_tries => 100) do |i|
if rand <= 0.5
puts "Sometimes I like to fail while computing #{i} * #{i}."
raise 'sad face'
i * i
Tasks and task groups provide more flexibility than parallel map. The main benefit is that you get to decide how you want to handle exceptions.
# Create a task group (it contains a pool of worker threads).
group = Workers::TaskGroup.new
# Add tasks to the group.
10.times do |i|
10.times do |j|
group.add do
group.synchronize { puts "Computing #{i} * #{j}..." }
i * j # Last statement executed is the result of the task.
# Execute the tasks (blocks until the tasks complete).
# Returns true if all tasks succeed. False if any fail.
# Return an array of all the tasks.
# Return an array of the successful tasks.
# Return an array of the failed tasks (raised an exception).
# Review the results.
group.tasks.each do |t|
t.succeeded? # True or false (false if an exception occurred).
t.failed? # True or false (true if an exception occurred).
t.input # Input value.
t.result # Output value (the result of i * i in this example).
t.exception # The exception if one exists.
t.max_tries # Maximum number of attempts.
t.tries # Actual number of attempts.
Note that instances of TaskGroup provide a 'synchronize' method. This method uses a mutex so you can serialize portions of your tasks that aren't thread safe.
group = Workers::TaskGroup.new(
:logger => nil, # Ruby logger instance.
:pool => Workers.pool # The workers pool used to execute timer callbacks.
task = Workers::Task.new(
:logger => nil, # Ruby logger instance.
:perform => proc {}, # Required option. Block of code to run.
:args => [], # Array of arguments passed to the 'perform' block.
:finished => nil, # Callback to execute after attempting to run the task.
:max_tries => 1, # Number of times to try completing the task (without an exception).
The main purpose of the Worker class is to add an event system on top of Ruby's built-in Thread class. This greatly simplifies inter-thread communication.
# Initialize a worker pool.
pool = Workers::Pool.new
# Perform some work in the background.
100.times do
pool.perform do
puts "Hello world from thread #{Thread.current.object_id}"
# Tell the workers to shutdown.
pool.shutdown do
puts "Worker thread #{Thread.current.object_id} is shutting down."
# Wait for the workers to shutdown.
The Worker class is designed to be customized through inheritence and its event system:
# Create a subclass that handles custom events.
class CustomWorker < Workers::Worker
def process_event(event)
case event.command
when :my_custom
puts "Worker received custom event: #{event.data}"
# Create a pool that uses your custom worker class.
pool = Workers::Pool.new(:worker_class => CustomWorker)
# Tell the workers to do some work using custom events.
100.times do |i|
pool.enqueue(:my_custom, i)
# Tell the workers to shutdown.
pool.shutdown do
puts "Worker thread #{Thread.current.object_id} is shutting down."
# Wait for the workers to shutdown.
Note that you can use custom workers without a pool. This effectively gives you direct access to a single event-driven thread.
worker = Workers::Worker.new(
:logger => nil, # Ruby Logger instance.
:input_queue => nil # Ruby Queue used for input events.
Pools allow a group of workers to share a work queue. The Workers gem has a default pool (Workers.pool) with 20 workers so in most cases you won't need to create your own. Pools can be adjusted using the below methods:
# Create a pool.
pool = Workers::Pool.new
# Return the number of workers in the pool.
# Increase the number of workers in the pool.
# Decrease the number of workers in the pool.
# Resize the pool size to a specific value.
pool = Workers::Pool.new(
:size => 20, # Number of threads to create.
:logger => nil, # Ruby Logger instance.
:worker_class => Workers::Worker # Class of worker to use for this pool.
Timers provide a way to execute code in the future:
# Create a one shot timer that executes in 1.5 seconds.
timer = Workers::Timer.new(1.5) do
puts 'Hello world'
# Create a periodic timer that loops infinitely or until 'cancel' is called.
timer = Workers::PeriodicTimer.new(1) do
puts 'Hello world many times'
# Let the timer print some lines.
# Shutdown the timer.
timer = Workers::Timer.new(1,
:logger => nil, # Ruby logger instance.
:repeat => false, # Repeat the timer until 'cancel' is called.
:scheduler => Workers.scheduler, # The scheduler that manages execution.
:callback => nil # The proc to execute (provide this or a block, but not both).
timer = Workers::PeriodicTimer.new(1,
:logger => nil, # Ruby logger instance.
:scheduler => Workers.scheduler, # The scheduler that manages execution.
:callback => nil # The proc to execute (provide this or a block, but not both).
Schedulers are what trigger Timers to fire. The Workers gem has a default scheduler (Workers.scheduler) so in most cases you won't need to create your own. Schedulers execute timers using a pool of workers so make sure your timer block is thread safe. You can create additional schedulers as necessary:
# Create a workers pool with a larger than default thread count (optional).
pool = Workers::Pool.new(:size => 100)
# Create a scheduler.
scheduler = Workers::Scheduler.new(:pool => pool)
# Create a timer that uses the above scheduler.
timer = Workers::Timer.new(1, :scheduler => scheduler) do
puts 'Hello world'
# Wait for the timer to fire.
# Shutdown the scheduler.
scheduler = Workers::Scheduler.new(
:logger => nil, # Ruby logger instance.
:pool => Workers::Pool.new # The workers pool used to execute timer callbacks.
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- Create your feature branch (
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New Zealand recorded the highest growth in PC sales in the Asia-Pacific region for the second quarter of 2014, according to new research by International Data Corporation (IDC).
Personal computer shipments in New Zealand hit 191,000 units for the second quarter of 2014, according to IDC's Asia-Pacific Quarterly PC Tracker, resulting in a year-on-year increase of 19 percent, and quarter-over-quarter rise of 10 percent.
IDC believes that given New Zealand's leading position in PC unit sales growth for the first half of 2014, the country is expected to attain the status as the best performing market in the region throughout the year.
The findings indicate that strong consumer confidence and a falling unemployment rate provided the momentum for boosting consumer interest in PCs for the quarter.
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"This solid augmentation was driven by an array of factors and was supported by a positive economic scenario," said IDC market analyst Arunachalam Muthiah. "Robust performance of entry level notebooks, declining prices, impending saturation of the tablet market, channel and end-user promotions, and substantial business deals across the commercial segment worked in unison to contribute to this increase."
Of the top five PC vendors operating in New Zealand, IDC found that HP topped the pack, claiming 37 percent of sales volume followed — but not too closely — by Acer, which took 17 percent. Apple got 12 percent of the NZ market, Toshiba secured 10 percent, and Dell saw 6 percent.
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It's enough that they persistently project a negative focus on women's physical shapes; but a public bullying and attacking of a pregnant woman because of her growing shape is just lower than low."
Christensen, a former Victoria's Secret Angel, knows all about having her body picked apart.
Referring to the tabloids as "venomous," she urges critics to consult their "moral compass," especially when it comes to one who is expecting.
"No one should ever be publicly judged for their body, but to attack an expecting mother is sacrilegious and just plain wrong. A pregnant woman should not be criticized for her shape, period!!"
We can't argue with any of these points. But if Kardashian is faking her pregnancy...
"lower than low"....lol Well,most think doing amateur smut w/ a stinky black thug is lower than low.Funny how you can slam dudes on anything & everything in the media but when it comes to slamming a chick-the kid gloves come off.Get the hell over it,Kim Koalburner.
Just WEIGHT until the baby drops and the LARD doesn't.
sister khloe infected her with the FAT-syndrom.


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Welcome to the Otsego County Personnel Department's Webpage. Please click on the Vacancies and Examination Schedule link below for infomation on vacancies and examinations within Otsego County.
VACANCIES and EXAMINATION SCHEDULE
NOTE: If you are interested and qualified for the promotion exam you MUST take the corresponding statewide exam for the specific title and for which you meet the minimum qualifications. Even though you apply for both the statewide open-competitive and promotion exams for a specific title, you only have to take one (1) exam for that specific title, which will be used to establish both the statewide open-competitive and promotion eligible list for the specific title.
Click on the Director of Facilites Exam Information link above to access additional exam information and apply to the statewide open-competitive exam. Click on the Vacancies and Examination Schedule link above to access the Otsego County Civil Service exam schedule including the promotion exam postings for the Director of Facilities positions.
Otsego County's Civil Service Rules:www.cs.ny.gov
Civil Service Rules
Application for Vacancies and Examinations (PDF) This application should be used for both examinations and vacancies. You may complete the application on line, but it must be signed and returned to the Personnel Office. Faxed or
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Alternate Test Date Policy (PDF)
Application for Vets Credits (PDF)
Fee Waiver Application (PDF)
How to take a Written Exam (PDF)
Test Guides and Resource Booklets for Local Examinations (External) Test Guides published by the New York State Department of Civil Service are usually targeted to specific, entry-level titles.
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SAINTE-ANNE-DE-SOREL, Qc - A member of the Hells Angels who escaped from a Quebec prison this month has been found dead _ just as police were apparently closing in on him.
Rene Charlebois was found dead early Thursday at a property on an island in Sainte-Anne-de-Sorel, Que., northeast of Montreal.
The 48-year-old convict escaped from the Laval Penitentiary on Sept. 14.
He had been serving an indeterminate sentence since 2003 for second-degree murder, conspiracy to murder, drug trafficking and participation in gang activity.
Charlebois had risen through the ranks of the biker gang and join the Nomads, the elite Hells group, in 2000.
He was one of the top lieutenants of gang leader Maurice "Mom" Boucher.
Following Charlebois' escape. Public Safety Minister Steven Blaney ordered the Correctional Service to review security classification for violent and dangerous inmates to ensure they're appropriately imprisoned.
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