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Updated: 03/26/2010 - Clark County resident Ive Stewart is supporting her cats from a long-term care facility, and she has the whole building cheering with her.
Updated: 03/26/2010 - Clark County resident Ive Stewart is supporting her cats from a long-term care facility, and she has the whole building cheering with her.
Updated: 03/26/2010 - Lexington authorities are investigating a stabbing on Charles Avenue. Witnesses say the victim was stabbed several times in the chest.
Updated: 03/25/2010 - A Shelby County nanny is in a Louisville hospital recovering from second and third degree burns she suffered while rescuing a five year old boy.
Updated: 03/26/2010 - It's the game Kentucky fans in Syracuse have been waiting for!
Posted: 03/25/2010 - In just a few short hours, the Wildcats will tip off with Cornell, in the Sweet Sixteen round of the NCAA tournament.
Posted: 03/25/2010 - It was just coincidence that students from both schools were scheduled to work together on the home on the same day the big game is being played in the NCAA tournament.
Updated: 03/25/2010 - A federal jury has returned a guilty verdict in the case of former county officials charged in a vote buying case.
Updated: 03/25/2010 - While thousands of Kentucky fans are expected in the Carrier Dome Thursday night, Cornell is relying on support from its campus, about an hour from Syracuse, and from people who live in Syracuse itself.
Updated: 03/25/2010 - Excitement for the UK-Cornell game continues to build as game day has now arrived. The Cats say they're focused on tonight's opponent, as they hope to take another step toward the Final Four.
Updated: 03/25/2010 - A Kentucky barn is reduced to rubble after a car crashes into it burning it to the ground. It happened on Connersville Pike in Harrison County, leaving horse having to be put down and a barn up in flames.
Posted: 03/25/2010 - Police say 25-year-old Joseph King, III lost control of his car Wednesday afternoon in Estill County.
Posted: 03/25/2010 - Police say the teen only suffered minor injuries, but the robbers got away with his wallet.
Posted: 03/25/2010 - Jeffrey John Kotarek has pleaded not guilty to a murder charge. Police say he hit a 13-year-old girl in Daviess County earlier this month.
Updated: 03/25/2010 - The Consumer Product Safety Commission says the slats on Evenflo's Top-of-Stair Plus gates can break or detach.
Updated: 03/25/2010 - Price talked with 27 NEWSFIRST This Morning anchors Bill Bryant and Stacy Ellison early Thursday, saying it will be like a home game for Cornell, only 60 miles from Syracuse.
Posted: 03/25/2010 - Senate Republicans have found minor glitches in a health care fix-it bill that will force it back to the House, and Democrats aren't ruling out the possibility of more flaws.
Posted: 03/25/2010 - There are new developments about a shooting that took place outside a workplace in Wayne County earlier this week.
Updated: 03/25/2010 - A special panel of federal judges is being asked today to consolidate before a single court dozens of proposed class-action lawsuits filed over Toyota vehicles.
Updated: 03/25/2010 - There have been more sightings of a peeping tom who has been plaguing a central Kentucky neighborhood.
Updated: 03/25/2010 - Police expect more crashes when weather goes from bad to good.
Updated: 03/25/2010 - A Corbin teen was arrested Sunday night after police found a meth lab in a backpack.
Posted: 03/24/2010 - Investigators have more questions than answers about what led to the deaths of two people inside a Bell County home.
Posted: 03/24/2010 - More than two thoroughbreds die a day from injuries at North American racetracks, according to early results from a monitoring system launched amid the high-profile deaths of Barbaro and Eight Belles.
Posted: 03/24/2010 - A bill aimed at cracking down on the problem of teenagers sending nude photos via cell phones or online has taken a step back in the Kentucky General Assembly.
Updated: 03/25/2010 - As lawsuits over Toyota acceleration problems multiply, more than 150 attorneys gathered to sharpen their legal tools Wednesday .


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Addenbrooke's 'rubbing patients' noses in it' by issuing more than 3,000 parking fines since 2011 – and raking in £5.5 million from car park fees
Posted: January 30, 2014|
Addenbrooke's chiefs have been accused of "rubbing our noses in it" after issuing 3,000 parking tickets and raking in £5.5 million in fees – while privately-run Hinchingbrooke does not fine drivers.
Doctors, patients and visitors are furious with being hit with fines when visiting or working at the Cambridge hospital.
The anger comes as data obtained by the News revealed that from 2011 to November last year, Addenbrooke's Hospital raked in a total of £5,515,000 in parking fees.
And in 2011/12 a total of 1,784 parking fines were issued and a further 1,290 the following year.
At Hinchingbrooke Hospital in Huntingdon, which in February 2012 became the first NHS Trust to be privately run, a total of £1,850,000 was collected in parking revenue since 2011.
And all fines have been scrapped with the daily parking fee at £2.50 – compared to £16.50 at Addenbrooke's.
Geoffrey Heathcock, a health campaigner and former Cambridgeshire county councillor who represented Queen Edith's ward, was shocked by the number of fines.
He said: "People go to the hospital often in a bit of a state and have to not only worry about their health but also the parking charges or getting a fine.
"It is the taxpayer that funds the hospital and then they have to pay for parking on top of that. It is just rubbing patients' noses in it.
"They should do what they have done in Scotland and scrap the parking fees or at least have a small flat charge – and I mean small. Charging for parking at hospitals was first started by Mrs Thatcher back in the 80s when she told hospitals to make money if they could."
One Addenbrooke's medic, who did not wish to be named, said: "I was fined for overstaying parked on the emergency doctors' spaces because I was held up with an emergency.
"But I pity the patients who come in for a routine check and end up staying longer and then get a parking fine.
"Are they supposed to walk out of the ward with a drip attached to them and buy another ticket? It's ridiculous."
Spending on the hospital's car parks was £5,544,000 over the three years, meaning it made just £71,000 profit for running the controversial service.
An Addenbrooke's spokeswoman said the fines and fees are part of a drive to encourage staff, patients and visitors to cycle or take public transport to ease traffic congestion.
She added: "Our car parks are self-funding and do not make a surplus and by charging people to park here it means we can provide high-quality, secure parking facilities without diverting a penny from clinical care."

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In 1992, four years after his retirement, Cornell University inaugurated the George McT. Kahin Center for Advanced Research on Southeast Asia, at 640 Stewart Avenue, in what was once the mansion of Ithaca's prominent Treman family. George's wry words on the occasion will be fondly remembered by all that attended the event. He noted that according to Parkinson's Law the grander the building, the less serious the work done inside it. He urged all the students to make sure that, in this instance at least, Parkinson be proven wrong. ~ Benedict Anderson
Kahin Center Use
The Kahin Center is available for Cornell-related events, such as receptions, committee meetings, student organization functions, etc. Priority is given to SEAP, Asian Studies, and other area studies programs of The Einaudi Center for International Studies.
Kahin Archive
As a resource to Southeast Asian specialists and to the greater Cornell University community, the Kahin Center archives Southeast Asian theses, videos, maps, and many monographs.
Architectural History
The George McT. Kahin Center for Advanced Research on Southeast Asia is located in the handsome and historic "Treman House." The house was built by Robert Henry Treman, the son of an enterprising local family and the first member of that family to attend Cornell University and be elected to its board of trustees. This historic house is home to SEAP graduate students, visiting fellows and scholars, faculty members, and SEAP's Publication and Outreach offices. Click the link for more architectural history, a taste of the Southeast Asian art and artifacts housed at the Kahin Center or for a virtual tour of the Kahin Center.


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Top 10 Ways To Make Her Notice You
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Number 5Be different
Bland means boring, and women rarely like boring. When I say "be different," don't get the wrong idea and dye your hair fuchsia. Just try not to drown in the crowd by looking like everyone else. Make sure that at all times, however, you remain true to yourself. It makes no sense to act differently and try too hard; you have to think about what makes you different and let your individuality shine.
Number 4Be Polite
Although women tend to fall for jerks, no woman with confidence and high self-esteem wants a man who talks trash, and has no regard for others. You don't need to be Mr. Chivalrous all the time, but showing her that you know what it takes to be a gentleman is important.
Number 3
Know herNo two women are alike, so instead of assuming what they are and trying to get their attention, you should understand them and work backwards to discover exactly what will get their attention.
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Approach herBe courageous and bold, talk to them, ask questions, and show them that you are confident. Women generally love men that set their sights on something and go for it. Just do it.
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Make her laughYou like to laugh? So do I, and chances are that the woman you want does too. The single best way to a woman's heart is not via your wallet but rather your sense of humor. Come on, what's your best line? And I'm not referring to the "pickup" variety...


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Shares of the supercomputer maker Cray are trading lower Friday morning after the company noted that full year revenue for 2012 will be about $420 million, below Street consensus at $457.7 million. The company said it expects to be "solidly profitable" for the period.
"We had a record year in 2012 in revenue and operating income," CEO Peter Ungaro said in a statement. "The year was highlighted by the installations of both the largest system in our Company's history and our largest commercial win ever, and by the building momentum in our storage and Big Data initiatives. We completed the acceptance process on the Blue Waters supercomputer at the University of Illinois, but were not able to complete the upgrade to the XK7 system at Oak Ridge National Laboratory. We now expect to complete the Oak Ridge acceptance during the first half of 2013 and have increased our outlook accordingly."
For 2013, the company is looking for revenue of about $500 million, including $60 million in Q1. About 45% of annual revenue is expected in Q4. The Street has been expecting $76,7 million in Q1, and $458.8 million for all of 2013.
This morning, Cray is down 75 cents, or 4.6%, to $15.50.


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Opera Piccola offers comic double bill
By Deborah Martin : July 11, 2012 : Updated: July 11, 2012 2:43pm
Eric Schmidt and Laura Estrada appear in the Opera Piccola's "The Face on the Barroom Floor." Courtesy Kristian Jaime
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"The Face on the Barroom Floor" and "The Telephone" 7:30 p.m. Friday-Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday, Josephine Theatre, 339 W. Josephine. $30. 210-233-8682; purchase tickets online at operapiccolasa.com.
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Folks who find opera hard to get into have nothing to fear from Opera Piccola's next offering.
The double bill — Henry Mollicone's "The Face on the Barroom Floor" and Gian Carlo Menotti's "The Telephone" — is "in English, and it's two one-act comedies," said company founder Mark Richter. "It's not the kind of opera that is going to scare anybody."
"The Face on the Barroom Floor" is based on the legend of the face of a woman painted on the floor of the Teller House bar in Central City, Colo. It's said to have been painted by a heartbroken artist to commemorate the only woman he ever loved; the opera takes place both in the present day and in the past, when that love story ends violently.
"The Telephone" is the story of a man who would love nothing more than to propose to his beloved. The problem is that he can't get the words out, because they are constantly interrupted by incessant phone calls.
The pieces will be presented Friday-Sunday at Josephine Theatre. Mollicone is slated to attend Friday's opening performance.
After this weekend's performances, Richter is taking the operas to the Hill Country for the Fredericksburg Music Festival.
"They're very tourable in that you could pack them all up in one truck," he said.
He hopes that will be a regular element of his fledgling company's operations. He also took Opera Piccola's premiere production, "Cosí fan tutte," to Uvalde and New Braunfels in the spring.
"The opera company is moving slowly and cautiously, but we are moving forward," he said.
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Here's the situation. You've written your tests. You run your test suite one last time before checking in, and just when you think you are done, you see the big red F indicating test failure.
"Why Me?" you ask. "What now?"
This video discusses strategies for discovering what may have made your test fail, and for exploring what happens during the test run. If you take nothing else away from this video, learn that sometime in the next six months, there's a good chance that git bisect will save you.
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An apparatus, program product and method utilize an inheritance breakpoint to assist in debugging an object-oriented computer program having a method identified in a base class or interface and implemented by at least one method implementation in another class. Creation of an inheritance breakpoint for a particular method responsive to a user request typically results in the automated generation of a breakpoint for all or a subset of the implementations of that method, often freeing a user from having to manually determine what particular implementation(s) implement that method. In many environments, the automated generation of implementation breakpoints may be performed during initial loading of classes within which such implementations may be defined.
1. A computer-implemented method of debugging an object-oriented computer program, the method comprising:
(a) in response to user input, setting an inheritance breakpoint that is associated with a first program entity in the object-oriented computer program and a method identified in the first program entity; and
(b) halting execution of the object-oriented computer program during debugging in response to reaching an implementation of the method defined in a second program entity in the object-oriented computer program that is different from and that depends from the first program entity.
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12. A computer-implemented method of debugging an object-oriented computer program, the method comprising:
(a) in response to user input, setting an inheritance breakpoint that is associated with a first class in the object-oriented computer program in which is identified a method; and
(b) halting execution of the object-oriented computer program during debugging in response to reaching an implementation of the method defined in a second class in the object-oriented computer program that inherits from the first class.
13. A computer-implemented method of debugging an object-oriented computer program, the method comprising:
(a) in response to user input, setting an inheritance breakpoint that is associated with an interface in the object-oriented computer program in which is identified a method; and
(b) halting execution of the object-oriented computer program during debugging in response to reaching an implementation of the method defined in a class in the object-oriented computer program that implements the interface.
14. A computer-implemented method of debugging an object-oriented computer program, the method comprising:
(a) receiving user input to halt program execution during debugging in response to reaching any of a plurality of implementations of a method in an object-oriented computer program, wherein the user input to halt program execution includes user input to set an inheritance breakpoint on the method, wherein the inheritance breakpoint is associated with a first program entity, and wherein at least one of the plurality of implementations of the method is defined in a second program entity that depends from the first program entity; and
(b) thereafter setting a breakpoint for at least a subset of the plurality of implementations including the implementation defined in the second program entity such that execution of the object-oriented computer program will be halted in response to reaching any of the implementations on which a breakpoint has been set.
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The invention is generally related to computers and computer software. More specifically, the invention is generally related to debugging computer programs, particularly in the field of object-oriented programming (OOP) technology.
Debuggers are software tools that can be used to diagnose computer programs and trace errors that arise during execution of the program. Debuggers are commonly used during the development of computer programs, to verify that a program under development operates as intended.
Conventional debuggers typically support two primary operations to assist a computer programmer in debugging program code. A first operation supported by conventional debuggers is a "step" function, which permits a computer programmer to process instructions (also known as "statements") in a computer program one-by-one, and see the results upon completion of each instruction. While the step operation provides a programmer with a large amount of information about a program during its execution, stepping through hundreds or thousands of program instructions can be extremely tedious and time consuming, and may require a programmer to step through many program instructions that are known to be error-free before a set of instructions to be analyzed are executed.
To address this difficulty, a second operation supported by conventional debuggers is a breakpoint operation, which permits a computer programmer to identify with a "breakpoint" a precise instruction for which it is desired to halt execution of a computer program during execution. As a result, when a computer program is executed by a debugger, the program executes in a normal fashion until a breakpoint is reached, and then stops execution and displays the results of the computer program to the programmer for analysis.
Typically, step operations and breakpoints are used together to simplify the debugging process. Specifically, a common debugging operation is to set a breakpoint at the beginning of a desired set of instructions to be analyzed, and then begin executing the program. Once the breakpoint is reached, the program is halted, and the programmer then steps through the desired set of instructions line by line using the step operation. Consequently, a programmer is able to quickly isolate and analyze a particular set of instructions without having to step through irrelevant portions of a computer program.
In traditional debuggers, breakpoints are generally set on specific statements within functions or methods; program execution is suspended each time the particular statement is called. In some environments, breakpoints may also be specified to be "conditional" so that execution is suspended by a breakpoint only when a particular condition associated with that breakpoint is met (e.g., after the breakpoint has been hit X times).
Statement-based breakpoints have been found to be very useful for debugging program bugs and inefficiencies in traditional procedural languages that are sequential in nature. However, object-oriented languages, which have found increasing acceptability as programming languages, are based on quite a different concept.
Object-oriented programs are typically created using a set of language tools, abstractions and constructs that support a particular form of user-defined type called a "class". A class functions as a template, and associates a collection of declared data with a set of operations capable of being performed on that data, i.e., methods capable of being called on the data. In an object-oriented program, objects are dynamically created during runtime using the classes as templates. The creation of a new object is often referred to as "instantiation," whereby an object is an "instance" of a class.
A fundamental feature of object-oriented programming is that classes can be related to one another by inheritance. The properties, behaviors, data and operations of a parent class, i.e., a "base class" or "superclass", may be inherited without modification by some child class, or "derived class" or "subclass", or the behavior, properties and operations may be selectively refined under the control of the programmer in the derived class. The latter function is generally referred to as overriding. When defining a derived class, one may start by building on an existing base class that is similar to the one to be created. The derived class inherits the implementation and behavior of the base class, including its methods and data, except as modified by overriding amendments detailed in the derived class definition. Several classes can inherit the behaviors of a common parent, and in some object-oriented languages a derived class may inherit from more than one base class.
Moreover, in some object-oriented programming environments, a developer is permitted to separate a public "interface" for a class from the specifics of its implementation. The public interface represents the externally-accessible attributes of a class, typically specifying what methods need to be provided in any implementations of the class. Actual program code for the defined methods in an interface is not provided within the interface. Instead, a programmer is required to incorporate the actual program code that implements any defined methods within the class that implements the interface. Thus, for example, an application that relies on a database might define an interface to specify the methods that need to be supported to access the database. Individual classes that implement the interface for different types of databases might then be created by the vendors of those databases to provide the actual program code that appropriately accesses their particular database designs.
Also, some environments support the concepts of "abstract" classes, which themselves cannot be instantiated, but which can serve as templates for any subclasses so that any method and data incorporated in the abstract classes will be inherited within the subclasses. Unless overridden in particular subclasses, the methods defined in abstract classes are inherited in the same manner as the methods defined in non-abstract classes.
It is important to note that, regardless of wherever a method identified in a class, abstract class or interface is implemented, the name, or identifier, of that method typically remains the same. As a result, whenever a program makes a call to a particular method, it may not be readily apparent to a programmer exactly what implementation of that method will be executed as a result of the call. Therefore, in order to debug that section of a program, a programmer may be required to hunt through the program to locate all of the possible implementations of a method and manually set breakpoints on those implementations.
However, in a working program, tens or hundreds of classes may be utilized, with those classes interrelated with one another via a complex hierarchy. As a result, manually hunting through a program to locate all possible implementations of a method can be extremely time consuming, and can present the risk that a programmer may miss some of the implementations.
Therefore, a significant need has arisen in the art for an improved manner of debugging object-oriented computer programs. In particular, a significant need has arisen for a manner of assisting a programmer in identifying what implementations of methods are being executed while debugging object-oriented computer programs.
The invention addresses these and other problems associated with the prior art by providing an apparatus, program product, and method of debugging an object-oriented computer program that utilize "inheritance" breakpoints to halt the execution of a computer program whenever an implementation of a method is reached during execution of the computer program. Specifically, consistent with one aspect of the invention, an inheritance breakpoint is associated with a particular program entity in a computer program that identifies a method, but is capable of halting execution of the computer program in response to reaching an implementation of that method that is defined in a program entity other than that with which the inheritance breakpoint is specifically associated.
In some embodiments consistent with the invention, the program entity with which the inheritance breakpoint is associated is an interface that identifies a particular method, whereby the other program entity that implements the method is a class that implements the interface. In other embodiments, the program entity with which the inheritance breakpoint is associated is a class that identifies (and possibly also implements) a particular method, whereby the other program entity that implements the method is another class that inherits from the class with which the inheritance breakpoint is associated.
Using the aforementioned inheritance breakpoints, a programmer is permitted, for example, to set an inheritance breakpoint for a particular method, and then have that inheritance breakpoint trigger a halting of execution whenever any of the implementations of that method are reached during execution of the computer program. As such, a programmer may be relieved of the burden of hunting through lengthy program code to locate each implementation of a method whenever a programmer is unsure as to which implementation of a method will be executed in response to a given method call.
Consistent with another aspect of the invention, a user may provide user input to halt program execution during debugging in response to reaching any of a plurality of implementations of a method in an object-oriented computer program. Thereafter, a breakpoint may be set for at least a subset of the plurality of implementations such that execution of the object-oriented computer program will be halted in response to reaching any of the implementations on which a breakpoint has been set. In some embodiments, for example, the breakpoints may be set during class loading, such that individual breakpoints are set on each implementation of a given method that is found in a particular class that is being loaded.
These and other advantages and features, which characterize the invention, are set forth in the claims annexed hereto and forming a further part hereof. However, for a better understanding of the invention, and of the advantages and objectives attained through its use, reference should be made to the Drawings, and to the accompanying descriptive matter, in which there is described exemplary embodiments of the invention.
The embodiments illustrated hereinafter facilitate the debugging of object-oriented computer programs through the use of "inheritance" breakpoints that enable a user to halt program execution of an object-oriented computer program in response to reaching any of a plurality of implementations of a method defined in the program. As will become more apparent below, an inheritance breakpoint is typically associated with a particular program entity in a computer program that identifies a method, and is often additionally associated with the method itself. Then, during program execution under debug, the program is halted whenever any of the implementations of the method are reached, even for implementations that are incorporated into program entities other than that with which the inheritance breakpoint is associated.
A program entity with which an inheritance breakpoint may be associated may be any of a number of different program structures supported by an object-oriented programming environment within which a method may be identified and/or defined, e.g., a class, an abstract class, an interface, etc. Moreover, a program entity within which an implementation of a method may be incorporated may include any program structure capable of including program code that implements a method, typically a class. As such, the program entities within which an inheritance breakpoint is associated, and within which a method is implemented, may be related as interface-implementing class, superclass-subclass (wherein one class is a child, grandchild, great-grandchild, etc. of the other), abstract class-implementing class, etc.
As will become more apparent below, one manner in which an inheritance breakpoint may be implemented is through the use of individual "implementation" breakpoints that are automatically set in the program code of an object-oriented computer program on behalf of an inheritance breakpoint. Typically, the implementation breakpoints may be set, managed and processed in much the same manner as conventional breakpoints. The implementation breakpoints may be set in the program code at the same time that a user requests that an inheritance breakpoint be set, or in the alternative, the implementation breakpoints may be set at a later time, e.g., dynamically during execution of the object-oriented program. For example, in a dynamically-loaded environment such as Java, where classes are dynamically loaded on an as-needed basis, the implementation breakpoints may be set on a class-by-class basis, and in connection with the initial loading of each class.
Other manners of implementing an inheritance breakpoint may be used in the alternative, however. For example, it may be desirable in some environments to utilize a debugger to intercept all method calls in a program during execution, and determine if the called method is listed in a table of inheritance breakpoints, whereby separate implementation breakpoints would not be required. Moreover, in some embodiments, inheritance breakpoints per se may not be utilized. Rather, a user may simply request that breakpoints be set on all implementations of a particular method, with the functionality described herein utilized to identify all implementations and set implementation breakpoints on each such implementation.
Turning now to the Drawings, wherein like numbers denote like parts throughout the several views,
Processor 12 may represent one or more processors (e.g., microprocessors), and memory 16 may represent the random access memory (RAM) devices comprising the main storage of computer system 10, as well as any supplemental levels of memory, e.g., cache memories, non-volatile or backup memories (e.g., programmable or flash memories), read-only memories, etc. In addition, memory 16 may be considered to include memory storage physically located elsewhere in computer system 10, e.g., any cache memory in a processor 12, as well as any storage capacity used as a virtual memory, e.g., as stored on a direct access storage device 38 or on another computer coupled to computer system 10 via a network 46. Furthermore, practically any interconnect architecture, or collection of interconnect architectures, may be used to implement system bus 14 consistent with the invention.
Memory 16 is shown having resident therein an operating system 18, an object-oriented user program 20, and a programming environment 22 (e.g., an Integrated Development Environment (IDE)). The programming environment 22 typically provides tools for creating, editing, compiling and debugging the user program 20.
As such, among the tools supported by programming environment 22 is a debugger 24 that monitors and interfaces with program execution to diagnose the user program 20. The debugger 24 includes a user interface 26, a program inspector 28, an execution environment 30, a breakpoint manager 32, a breakpoint table 34, and an inheritance breakpoint table 35, the use and configuration of each of which is described in greater detail below.
In the illustrated embodiment, the debugger 24 is illustrated as being resident on the same platform upon which the user program 20 runs. In other embodiments, however, a debugger may be resident on a different platform than a programming and/or execution environment, e.g., when debugging embedded systems, or debugging server-based programs, on a programmer's workstation.
The discussion hereinafter will focus on the specific routines utilized to implement the herein-described debugger functionality. In general, the routines executed to implement the embodiments of the invention, whether implemented as part of an operating system or a specific application, component, program, object, module or sequence of instructions, or even a subset thereof, will be referred to herein as "computer program code," or simply "program code." Program code typically comprises one or more instructions that are resident at various times in various memory and storage devices in a computer, and that, when read and executed by one or more processors in a computer, cause that computer to perform the steps necessary to execute steps or elements embodying the various aspects of the invention. Moreover, while the invention has and hereinafter will be described in the context of fully functioning computers and computer systems, those skilled in the art will appreciate that the various embodiments of the invention are capable of being distributed as a program product in a variety of forms, and that the invention applies equally regardless of the particular type of signal bearing media used to actually carry out the distribution. Examples of signal bearing media include but are not limited to recordable type media such as volatile and non-volatile memory devices, floppy and other removable disks, hard disk drives, magnetic tape, optical disks (e.g., CD-ROM's, DVD's, etc.), among others, and transmission type media such as digital and analog communication links.
In addition, various program code described hereinafter may be identified based upon the application within which it is implemented in a specific embodiment of the invention. However, it should be appreciated that any particular program nomenclature that follows is used merely for convenience, and thus the invention should not be limited to use solely in any specific application identified and/or implied by such nomenclature. Furthermore, given the typically endless number of manners in which computer programs may be organized into routines, procedures, methods, modules, objects, and the like, as well as the various manners in which program functionality may be allocated among various software layers that are resident within a typical computer (e.g., operating systems, libraries, API's, applications, applets, etc.), it should be appreciated that the invention is not limited to the specific organization and allocation of program functionality described herein.
The principal components in debugger 24 are illustrated in
Execution environment 30, which in the illustrated implementation is considered part of debugger 24, provides the underlying platform through which user program 20 is executed in the debugger. In other applications, the execution environment may be implemented in a separate application that is interfaced with the debugger.
Breakpoint manager 32 provides breakpoint management functionality for debugger 24, and it is within this module, along with the execution environment 30, that much of the inheritance breakpoint functionality is implemented in the illustrated embodiment. It will be appreciated that a wide variety of other debugging tools may also be incorporated into debugger 24, including, for example, support for watches (allowing a user to see the current value for a particular variable), code stepping (allowing the user to execute a single line or instruction at a time), etc. These additional functions have been omitted from
In the illustrated embodiment, breakpoint manager 32 supports conventional breakpoints, as well as inheritance breakpoints consistent with the invention. Moreover, any type of breakpoint may be associated with a condition, as is well known in the art. Included within the breakpoint manager is typical functionality for setting breakpoints, removing breakpoints, and processing breakpoints when they are hit while the object-oriented program is executed in the execution environment. Inheritance breakpoints consistent with the invention may be implemented more or less as extensions to conventional breakpoints in the illustrated embodiment. However, in other embodiments, inheritance breakpoints may be handled completely separate from conventional breakpoints.
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Fields 54, 56, 58 and 60 respectively store the class, file name, source code line number, and executable code address that identify a specific breakpoint, and that provide a mapping between the location of the breakpoint in the source code and in the executable code, e.g., so the appropriate source code may be displayed in response to hitting the breakpoint during execution of the executable code. It should be appreciated that other combinations of identifiers may be utilized to identify the position of each breakpoint in the source and/or executable code.
Field 62 stores an optional condition to be associated with a breakpoint, and field 64 stores one or more actions to be performed in response to hitting the breakpoint, e.g., initiating a trace operation, halting execution, displaying debug information, logging debug information to a file or socket, etc. Various additional types of conditions and resulting actions are well understood in the art.
Field 66 stores a flag indicating whether the breakpoint is an implementation breakpoint, and thus associated with an inheritance breakpoint in table 35. In the alternative, a pointer or other reference to an entry in table 35 may be stored in field 64. In other embodiments, no explicit indication of a linkage between the implementation and inheritance breakpoints may be used.
Additional information may be stored in a breakpoint table entry consistent with the invention. For example, where a breakpoint is implemented by inserting an invalid opcode in an executable program, the breakpoint table entry may include the original opcode to execute once the program is restarted.
Inheritance breakpoint table 35 can likewise include a plurality of entries, e.g., entry 68. Each entry may include, for example, fields 70 and 72 that respectively store the base class, abstract class, or interface, and the specific method (typically including the method's signature), upon which an inheritance breakpoint is set.
In addition, each entry may optionally include a field 74 that stores a pointer or other reference to each implementation breakpoint associated with the inheritance breakpoint for that entry. Doing so would assist a user (or a system) in locating all of the implementations of a particular method. Other information may be stored in each entry 66, as will be apparent to one of ordinary skill in the art having the benefit of the instant disclosure.
It will be appreciated that a wide variety of alternate data structures may be utilized to store the breakpoint information utilized in connection with inheritance breakpoints consistent with the invention. Therefore, the invention is not limited to the particular data structures described herein.
To implement inheritance breakpoints consistent with the invention, a number of routines are supported by breakpoint manager 32 of
Routine 100 begins in block 102 by obtaining the identifier for the method selected by the user, as well as its base class or interface. As mentioned above, the identifier of the method may be obtained based upon the context upon which the user invokes routine 100, e.g., based upon the particular source code element that a user has selected when invoking routine 100.
In addition, the base class or interface may be obtained based upon a similar context. For example, when a context menu is opened on a particular method definition, the base class or interface within which the method definition resides may be selected as the associated base class or interface. Also, the system may generate a list of methods in a particular class, interface, package or program and allow the user to select from among the displayed methods.
In the alternative, a user may specify either or both of the method and its base class or interface after invoking routine 100, e.g., in response to a second pop-up menu of a dialog box presentation that occurs after invoking routine 100.
Once the method and base class or interface have been identified, control passes to block 104 to add an entry in inheritance breakpoint table 35 (
Typically, once an inheritance breakpoint is set, no implementation breakpoints are initially set for that inheritance breakpoint in breakpoint table 34. Instead, the setting of implementation breakpoints occurs dynamically, during the class loading that occurs during execution of a program under debug. It will be appreciated, however, that in some embodiments, e.g., non-dynamic programming environments, it may be desirable to automatically generate the implementation breakpoints at the same time that an inheritance breakpoint is created.
It may also be desirable to associate a condition with an inheritance breakpoint, and as such, routine 100 may be configured to receive a condition from a user, e.g., via a dialog box displayed after invocation of routine 100. Upon receiving the selected condition, the condition may be stored in an entry 68 in inheritance breakpoint table 35, or in the alternative, the condition may be stored in field 62 of an entry 50, 52 in breakpoint table 34. Any type of condition commonly utilized in connection with breakpoints may be utilized as a condition for an inheritance breakpoint consistent with the invention.
Next, a loop is initiated in block 116 to process each class identified in the list. For each such class, control passes to block 118 to obtain a list of the methods in the class, and then to block 120 to initiate a FOR loop to process each method in the list.
For each such method, control passes to block 122 to determine whether the method is identified in the inheritance breakpoint table. If not, control returns to block 120 to process the next method in the list. If, however, the method is identified in the inheritance breakpoint table, control passes to block 124 to set a breakpoint on the method. As discussed above, a breakpoint, also referred to herein as an implementation breakpoint, may be set anywhere in the method, e.g., on the first statement, or may be set on the call to that method. Once the breakpoint has been set, control returns to block 120 to process the next method in the list.
Once all methods in the list have been processed, block 120 passes control to block 126 to obtain a list of interfaces that are implemented by the class being loaded. Next, block 128 initiates a loop to process each interface in the list. For each such interface, control passes to block 130 to obtain a list of methods in the interface. Control then passes to block 132 to initiate a FOR loop to process each method in a list. For each such method, block 132 passes control to block 134 to determine whether the method is included in the inheritance breakpoint table. If not, control returns to block 132 to process additional methods. If it is in the inheritance breakpoint table, however, control passes to block 136 to set an implementation breakpoint for the method. Control then returns to block 132.
Once each method in the list is processed, block 132 passes control to block 128 to process additional interfaces. Once all interfaces have been processed, control then returns to block 116 to process additional classes from the list generated in block 114. Once all such classes have been processed, routine 110 is complete.
It will be appreciated that with the illustrated implementation of routine 110, it is possible that a breakpoint may be set multiple times on a given method (e.g., if a particular method overrides a method in another class that implements a method in another interface). In some environments, therefore, it may be desirable to perform additional checking to eliminate redundant breakpoints. In other embodiments, however, the presence of multiple redundant breakpoints may not be a concern.
An inheritance breakpoint operation may vary from a conventional breakpoint operation in that different debugging information may be presented to a user, or a user may otherwise be notified that the particular breakpoint hit is associated with a particular inheritance breakpoint. Otherwise, processing of the inheritance breakpoint operation may be essentially the same as that for conventional breakpoints. In fact, if it is not desirable to separately indicate that a breakpoint is associated with a particular inheritance breakpoint, a purely conventional breakpoint processing operation may be utilized instead of that illustrated in
As an example of the operation of debugger 24,
Assuming that a user wishes to create an inheritance breakpoint on MyMethod( ), the user may open a pop-up menu 172, e.g., in response to right-clicking on the window, or in a specific area of the window (e.g., on the interface definition). Among the options provided to the user in menu 172 may be an option to create an inheritance breakpoint (I.B.P.), which upon its selection may result in the display of a second menu 174. The user may then be provided with a list of possible methods upon which an inheritance breakpoint may be set, and then through selection of MyInterface.MyMethod( ) by a pointer 176, the inheritance breakpoint may be set. It will be appreciated, however, that any number of alternate user interface interactions, options and controls may be used to permit a user to create an inheritance breakpoint consistent with the invention.
Assuming, next, that the program is executed, upon initial loading of the appropriate class for which a new object is created in main class 170 (
Various modifications may be made to the illustrated embodiments without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. For example, rather than setting implementation breakpoints on each possible implementation of a given method associated with an inheritance breakpoint, only a subset of such implementation breakpoints may be generated. Limits may be set for how many implementation breakpoints are set based upon factors such as the number of layers deep in the class hierarchy (e.g., look only at the parent and grandparent classes), the type of implementation (e.g., interface implementations only, overriding implementations only, abstract method overriding implementations, or combinations thereof), the location of classes (e.g., limited to only specific packages), the similarity of code blocks (e.g., only when two implementations are relatively similar in function), the similarity of inheritance (e.g., based upon which combination of interfaces and base classes are implemented and extended), etc. Moreover, selection of which types of implementation breakpoints are generated may be either by the debugger or by the user, and the debugger may only support a subset of the types of implementation breakpoints discussed herein.
Furthermore, it will be appreciated that implementation breakpoints may not be associated with an inheritance breakpoint. Rather, a user may request only that breakpoints be set on all (or a subset) of the implementations of a method, with such breakpoints automatically set at that time via scanning through the entire object-oriented computer program. In such an implementation, no inheritance breakpoints, or separate inheritance breakpoint table, would be required. However, through the association of the implementation breakpoints with an inheritance breakpoint, features such as the dynamic setting of breakpoints during class loading, and breakpoint management actions such as removing breakpoints, are relatively easier to implement.
Other modifications will be apparent to one of ordinary skill in the art having the benefit of the instant disclosure. Therefore, the invention lies in the claims hereinafter appended.
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Google found itself at the tip of the sword on the Hill Wednesday, defending against queries over whether its search engine aids and abets online pirates.
Several members of the House Judiciary Intellectual Property, Competition, and the Internet Subcommittee asked Google Senior Vice President and General Counsel Kent Walker what the company is doing to crack down on sites that offer pirated content or counterfeit products. The committee plans legislation to bolster tools available to combat online infringers and counterfeiters, particularly foreign websites.
"You're Google -- you helped overthrow the head of an entire country in a weekend," Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, D-Fla., told Walker, in an apparent reference to the role played by the web in recent democracy movements in the Middle East. "To suggest it's too difficult for Google to accomplish… it seems to me it's a lack of will."
Other members pointed to examples of sites that offer free access to pirated movies or television shows and are supported by ads developed by Google.
For instance, Subcommittee Chairman Bob Goodlatte, R-Va., said that when staffers searched for "watch movies online," Google's auto-complete function immediately brought up an offer to "watch free bootleg movies online." He asked what Walker's firm is doing to avoid abetting infringement by "not having these terms pop up on auto-complete."
Walker said the company is taking aggressive steps to crack down on infringers, including a content ID system that automatically scans every video uploaded to the firm's YouTube video sharing site and compares each with the 4 million files provided by content creators to filter out illegal content.
Walker added that when Google is notified by copyright or trademark holders about ads on sites that offer infringing content or goods, it takes down those ads and cuts off payments to those sites for revenue generated from those ads.
"We rely on the content industry" to identify bad sites, Walker said. "We don't want, and I don't think the members of this committee want us, to be the judge, jury, and executioner against an entire site."
Rep. Howard Berman, D-Calif., argued that companies like Google already perform this role when they have to determine the legitimacy of a request to take down allegedly illegal content under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
Walker said Google would be open to other "targeted" and "balanced" measures that might complement the tools provided under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act and other laws that would not hamper innovation. He urged law enforcement and lawmakers to "go after the money" by including payment processors and advertisers who might unwittingly provide ads on sites that offer illegal goods.
Walker and Go Daddy General Counsel Christine Jones also asked lawmakers to ensure that the liability protections provided under the DMCA are not weakened. Jones asked the committee "to give us cover so that if we take action against people, we have a safe harbor so we don't have people suing us or we're not going to jail.... You have to help us help you."
Rep. Zoe Lofgren, D-Calif., suggested that greater cooperation between copyright and trademark holders and technology firms like Google might yield "a more effective result that is far superior to what the non-engineers in Congress might craft."
The Senate Judiciary Committee also is examining the issue. Chairman Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., said his panel may offer legislation in the coming weeks to target rogue foreign websites that offer illegal content and goods.
Leahy's panel approved legislation targeting such sites in the last Congress, drawing criticism from some tech firms and Internet engineers who said it would hamper innovation and set a precedent for foreign governments to use copyright infringement as an excuse to target political content.
John Morton, director of the Homeland Security Department's Immigration and Customs Enforcement, said that while his agency has managed to seize some domain names that offer illegal content and goods, law enforcement needs more tools to target foreign websites.


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SLIDESHOW: Portraits of Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton's ancestors presented to Cambridge University
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Portraits of two of the Duchess of Cambridge's long lost ancestors have been presented to Trinity College - where the gentlemen both studied.
Australian history teacher Michael Reed has made the trip halfway round the world to present a framed copy of images of the Kate Middleton's great great grandfather and great great grand uncle - after revealing the duchess has a titled relative with strong connections to Cambridge in November.
This further affirms that the duchess does in fact have more recent titled ancestors after being described as the first middle-class commoner to marry into the royal family.
Mr Reed, who teaches at a high school in Melbourne and contacted the News about his discovery, has made the trip after revealing that the duchess' second cousin - thrice removed -is Newnham College graduate Lady Barbara Bullock and has since found images of Sir Charles Lupton and Francis Martineau Lupton.
The portrait of Sir Charles, Kate's great great great uncle and founder of the world's largest law firm DLA Piper, is actually being stored in the depths of a gallery in Leeds, and the other image in the frame is of her great great grandfather Francis Lupton - both of which were found on the internet by Mr Reed who made the connections.
The 48-year-old, who handed the portrait over yesterday, said: "It is great to be here and present this to Trinity College after my research uncovered the links between the brothers Francis and Charles Lupton.
"This all stems from a class project before Christmas on genealogy which made me look into Kate Middleton's ancestry.
"We had confirmed that Lady Barbara Bullock - nee Lupton - had links to Kate and so when the name Lupton cropped up again I looked into it further and found the connections between her and the Lupton brothers, who studied at Trinity in the mid 19th century.
"I also discovered that royal portraitist Sir Oswald Birley painted Sir Charles' portrait - and had also painted the Duke of Cambridge's great great grandfather King George V, which is currently exhibited at the London Portrait Gallery."
He added that he has had interest from both Trinity and Newnham colleges as well as Kate Middleton's secretary and the College of Arms who thanked him for informing them of his findings.


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The Wachowskis bring their special touch to Speed Racer.
With the release of Speed Racer, it's becoming clear that the Wachowskis are not unlike David Mamet or Wes Anderson in that they have their own distinctive, consistent filmmaking style. It's their persistence in the belief that action and dialogue should seldom if ever take place at the same time — essentially, there is a time for talking and a time for fighting, and never the two shall meet.
This began way back in 1999's The Matrix, where moments of great philosophical rhetoric receded only long enough for the characters to kick the crap out of each other. Almost 10 years later, they have at last perfected this speech-action-speech rhythm with Speed Racer — a film of such (literal) blinding ambition, artistic pretense and undeniable entertainment value that the Wachowskis may indeed have created the second truly iconic film of their young careers.
Emile Hirsch (Into the Wild) plays Speed, a kid who has dreamt of racing cars since he was in short pants. After his older brother Rex dies in a mysterious accident, Speed ascends the family throne and joyfully races for his father Pops (John Goodman). But when a ruthless tycoon named Royalton (Roger Allam) approaches him with a lucrative offer to buy the family business, Speed is forced to decide what matters more: the financial security of his family or the pure artistry of his racing out on the track.
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"Production duo Chase & Status are nothing short of megastars in their native UK. In 2011, upon releasing their breakthrough LP No More Idols, they became the second-biggest sellers abroad, trailing behind none other than Coldplay. To say the stakes had risen for album number three would be understatement, but as can be seen above, the former college chums born Saul Milton and Will Kennard aren't overly concerned. And as can be heard, they've no reason to be. Their brand new set, dubbed Brand New Machine, is out this week and features an incredible array of guests: Pusha T (as heard below), Major Lazer, Nile Rodgers, and Skrillex to name a few. You'll find the track list at the bottom of the post as a handy accompaniment to the video above, where Chase & Status take us through the entire thing, track by track"
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GUATEMALA CITY (AP) - Guatemalan authorities said Monday they will require DNA tests for all babies offered for adoption following allegations of child theft that led the government to impose a two-year freeze on international adoptions.
The National Adoptions Council said the new rule will apply only to adoptions whose paperwork started in 2008 or later. The tests will be administered by Guatemala's Forensic Anthropology Institute.
The U.S. Embassy in Guatemala already requires such tests for children headed to American families.
Previously, Guatemala was the world's second-largest source of babies to the United States after China due to its routinely quick adoption process.
Authorities suspended adoptions in 2007 after discovering evidence some babies had been stolen, others had fake birth certificates, and women were being coerced to give up their children.
The Central American country reworked its laws in 2008 to reform a system in which adoption agencies and notaries worked with relatively little oversight. The ban on international adoptions will be lifted in June.
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Temptalia recently interviewed Sephora makeup artist Michelle (age 23), who has worked as a makeup artist for the past three years. She has not had any beauty-related education, other than her training from Sephora.
Temptalia: What surprises you most about working as a makeup artist?
Michelle: That women come in with a bias – such as age vs. makeup – older women can't wear shimmer, no black liner… etc. And other artists perpetuate these rumors!
Temptalia: What's in your makeup bag right now?
Michelle: Goodness – At least three different lippies from Sephora – a beigey gold sheer, a red sheer, and a coral gold, pressed white powder (Stila) Sue Devitt Black Widow mascara (love!), MUFE #2 blush, NARS Orgasm blush, Fresh lipbalm, and blotting papers from Boscia.
Temptalia: What does your 10-minute look consist of?
Michelle: A multi purpose concealer (generally I use the pallettes from MUFE, so much in one!) a cream to powder foundation (Benefit makes a great one), Undressed Beige cream shadow from Dior all over lid, Zero pencil from Urban Decay lined and smudged slightly, a bit of matter bronzer all over and in the brows a bit, a volumizing mascara (Sue Devitt) and a little Orgasm on my cheeks and center of lips. I top off with a little of the sheer red lipstick from Sephora Brand and I am done!
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Temptalia: When did you first fall in love with makeup?
Michelle: About 5 years ago, when I saw my first Galliano runway show… lovely.
Temptalia: Where do you find your inspiration?
Michelle: Honestly, drag queens.
Temptalia: What's your favorite way to achieve the perfect natural look?
Michelle: Clean lines, soft matte color, even skin, and kept BROWS!
Temptalia: What feature do you love to accentuate?
Michelle: The eyes, they are the windows to the soul.
Temptalia: Do you love working any specific brands or lines?
Michelle: I loooove Nars, Trish McEvoy, MAC Pro, and Make Up Forever!
Temptalia: What are three important skills required to be a makeup artist?
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text: The Florida Panthers had a lot to celebrate Saturday. As for the Carolina Hurricanes, not so much. Not much at all, really. Call it a dreamy start for the Panthers, who raised a banner at the BB&T Center before the season-opener to honor last year's Southeast Division title, then used that jolt of emotion to roll to a 5-1 victory over the Hurricanes.


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Sauber insists its long awaited Russian sponsorship deal remains on course.
Originally set to feature teenager Sergey Sirotkin on the 2014 grid, talk of the Swiss team's Russian buy-in has now quietened in the Formula 1 paddock.
Asked if the deal is still going to happen, team boss and co-owner Monisha Kaltenborn insisted: "Yes. We are continuing to move in that direction."
She told the Russian website Formula 1news.ru that "active negotiations" are currently taking place with Russian companies.
"The lesson we have learned in recent months is that when you are dealing with organisations such as this, you have to understand their notions of time.
"We also need to understand that in these negotiations, sometimes other circumstances that are maybe more important to these companies than Formula 1 will interfere," Kaltenborn added.
So while an earlier priority was to quickly get Sirotkin a Super License and push him onto the grid, Kaltenborn said the 18-year-old is now more focused on the Formula Renault 3.5 series.
"At the moment, everything is going according to plan," she said. "He has a seat with Fortec, I am sure he can get great results, and then we'll think about the next step."
A more immediate priority for Sauber is to improve its 2014 car, after the Ferrari-powered machine struggled badly on the straights at Albert Park.
Switzerland's Blick newspaper said that the car is significantly overweight and underpowered.
"Last year we managed to turn the corner," Kaltenborn said, "and we will do it again." (GMM)
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This post is in response to the numerous emails and tweets I got concerning JD's latest Living The Life Episode that was filmed after I left Luckie Food Lounge on Wednesday. As you can remember, the Oceans 7 held a party to celebrate the release of their mixtape.
Anyway I watched it late last night and I was a little embarrassed and flattered at the same time. I've always wondered what men say about women behind closed doors, especially the men I know and what they have to say about "me". I've been told I don't know how to take compliments…and I definitely don't know how to take them coming from the Ocean crew (particularly Johnta Austin). Q da Kid adding that he would "Knock me Down"…. I think that's another way of saying he wants to have sex…hmmm. I assume that's better than "I will stick my hand up her azz (re: the tahiry video)". I hope…
Before rumors start floating, I doubt if I'd let a rapper….or an R&B star for that matter "knock me down." Just thought I'd nip that in the bud.
Anyway, Check the video (2:00 mark) and hit up Global14.com to download the Ocean's 7 Mixtape.
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QUEENSBURY Warren County leaders demonstrated solid support for upcounty transportation Monday Dec. 10 as they voted to award $26,000 to the North Creek Business Alliance for its tourist shuttle service.
This occupancy tax allocation for the shuttle service represents a 63 percent increase over the county's 2012 grant.
The Business Alliance has been seeking to purchase a compact bus or diesel trolley to replace the 5-passenger electric golf cart it now uses to transport people at no charge through town — in an effort to boost economic activity.
This shuttle has been vital in getting people around North Creek, particularly from the train station to downtown enterprises, Alliance officials have said.
This shuttle service is extremely important in transporting visitors who arrive in North Creek as passengers on the Saratoga-North Creek Railway, but the existing electric cart can't handle the 300 to 400 people who routinely arrive on the train, according to the Alliance's grant application.
Alliance officials could not be reached early this week.
The grant application notes that the shuttle service, coupled with the railway, has been a key element in transforming North Creek from an isolated but historic hamlet into a destination resort town.
The document also notes the boosted economic activity and new jobs created by the railway and the shuttle, citing that full funding of the shuttle service would be responsible for generating 11,390 "bed nights," or overnight stays in the upcounty region. The application also noted that obtaining a new shuttle was important for accommodating people with mobility limitations.
Johnsburg Supervisor Ron Vanselow commented that although the occupancy tax grant of $26,000 was $12,000 short of the Alliance's request, it would allow for purchase of a shuttle of some kind to allow substantial expansion of the service. The town of Johnsburg has already pledged $10,000 for the shuttle operation for 2013.
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MADISON — Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen announced today that the Wisconsin Department of Justice (DOJ) filed a petition under the state's sexual predator law against a La Crosse County man.
The petition was filed on January 12, 2012, in LaCrosse County Circuit Court and alleges that Steve Schuelke (DOB 04/15/1976) is a sexually violent person and should be committed for treatment. A probable cause hearing is scheduled before the Honorable Dale Pasell on January 25, 2012.
Chapter 980 of the Wisconsin Statutes relates to the control, care and treatment of sexually violent persons. Under Wisconsin law, a person may be subject to a civil commitment when the person has been convicted of a sexually violent offense, has a mental disorder, and is dangerous to others because the mental disorder makes it likely he or she will commit further acts of sexual violence. A civil commitment is defined in Wisconsin law as commitment to the custody and care of the Department of Health Services for control, care, and treatment until the person is no longer considered sexually violent.
According to the DOJ petition, Schuelke was convicted of one count of Third Degree Sexual Assault, in violation of Wis. Stat. §940.225(3) in La Crosse County Case No.06-CF-531 on October 20, 2006. This offense is a sexually violent offense as defined in Wis. Stat. §980.01(6)(a) and (c). On October20, 2006, respondent received two years confinement in the Wisconsin State Prison System and five years extended supervision for his conviction in CaseNo.06-CF-531. This sentence was ordered to be served consecutively to his sentence in LaCrosse County Case No. 03-CF-442.
The state's petition alleges that Schuelke suffers from a mental condition that predisposes him to engage in acts of sexual violence. The petition also alleges that Schuelke is dangerous as his mental disorder makes it likely that he will engage in future acts of sexual violence. A petition is only an allegation and a finding of probable cause only allows the state's case to move forward. Schuelke is legally presumed not to be a sexually violent person unless and until the state proves him to be a sexually violent person at a trial.
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With just a few days remaining before Halloween, Noel Dickover of Centreville will be working overtime, getting ready for "showtime," as he calls it.
Sitting at his kitchen table with an arsenal of carving tools in front of him, Dickover settles into master-pumpkin carver mode, working from dawn to the wee-hours to complete his latest jack-o'-lantern.
The goal is to have about 30 carved by Sunday.
Dickover, a government contractor, said he does not really have an artistic background, but his produce-turned-artwork tell a different story. Intricately designed and well-planned, Dickover can take as long as 30 hours to carve a single pumpkin -- most of which feature sci-fi themes.
"In 1997, my brother got one of those [pumpkin-carving] books ... and I thought it was really cool, but I didn't want to spend $5 on it," said Dickover, who creates his own patterns for pumpkins. "What I do is, I find images on the web" and base carvings on them.
From websites, Dickover drags the image he wants to carve into Photoshop. The image is then reduced into three colors, which translate on canvas -- or rather gourd -- to solid pumpkin, skinned pumpkin and cut-through pumpkin. On one pumpkin alone, which was carved to depict Mickey Mouse in "Fantasia," the Photoshop process took 14 hours, Dickover said. The carving process lasted an additional 30 hours.
The results almost always are gourd-ous.
This year, Dickover's pumpkin-R2D2 from "Star Wars" -- has become an Internet sensation.
"R2D2 took about 10-and-a-half [to] 11 hours," he said.
Three years ago, another of Dickover's Star Wars-themed pumpkin creations -- The Death Star -- drew national attention. The pumpkin depiction, weighing in at more than 145 pounds, was named Wired magazine's "Geekiest Pumpkin" in 2007. The pumpkin-Death Star has become an annual favorite, said Dickover, adding "That's sort of like Billy Joel's 'Piano Man.' People just expect that."
Carving has become a family affair, with Dickover's children Justin, 17, and Sarah, 12, combining efforts to produce 30 jack-o'-lanterns for display.
"We're the pumpkin house. We're the one that people don't just drive by. They stop," he said.
This year's display, which will light the walkway up to the Dickover residence, will include images from "Avatar," "Star Wars," "Toy Story" and more.
"We must do SpongeBob [SquarePants] and Patrick or kids start to cry," Dickover said.
The pumpkin carver offers this advice to those taking up the blade this week: "There's a wonderful solution for failures ... Super Glue."
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"GLASCOMB, or GLASCWM (GLAS-GWM), a parish in the hundred of COLWYN, county of RADNOR, SOUTH WALES, 8 miles (E.) from Builth, on the road to Kington, comprising the joint township of Drewern and Vainor, and containing 514 inhabitants. This parish, which is bounded on the west by the river Edw, or Edwy, famous for its trout, comprises an area of about five thousand acres, of which three thousand are enclosed, and the remainder waste, being applied only to the pasturage of sheep, of which great numbers are fed upon it. .................In the village stands Glascomb Court, the picturesque residence of Samuel Bevan, Esq., .................: the village and mansion are situated at the extremity of a little dingle,..........................The living is a Vicarage, with Colva and Rulen consolidated, in the archdeaconry of Brecknock, and diocese of St. David's, rated in the king's books at £ 13. 6. 8., and in the patronage of the Bishop of St. David's, as owner of the impropriate rectory. The church, dedicated to St. David, "........." ( A Topographical Dictionary of Wales, Samuel Lewis, 1833)
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Church of St David, Glascwm on the Radnorshire Churches Survey site
Church and chapel data from The Religious census of 1851 : A Calendar of the returns relating to Wales, Vol 1, South Wales. Ed. by I.G Jones, & D. Williams. UWP, Cardiff, 1976. The names given towards the end of each entry are those of the informants.
Glascomb Parish consisting of Drewern Township and Vaynor-Glare Township; Statistics; Area 6984 acres; Population 280 males, 244 females, total 524
Detailed information on deposited registers and transcripts for this parish is given on the Powys Archives page Radnorshire parish registers
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Kain, R.J.P., Oliver, R.R., Historic Parishes of England and Wales: an Electronic Map of Boundaries before 1850 with a Gazetteer and Metadata [computer file]. Colchester, Essex: History Data Service, UK Data Archive [distributor], 17 May 2001. SN: 4348. Here is a gazetteer/finding aid plus a set of overview maps to accurately identify the position of parishes within the county
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