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One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest vs That Eye, The Sky.
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"One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest & That Eye, The Sky"
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The contrast of characters in a novel such as That Eye, The Sky by Tim Winton and One Flew over the Cuckoo Nest by Ken Kesey, make for an in-depth view into the lives and problems of each individual character in each novel. Between many of the characters in each novel there are trust issues and problems of not knowing where they belong. Another point to be discussed is the contrast between the masculinity of main male characters in each novel. These three techniques can relate to teenagers and therefore they are kept captivated in the novels and will read to the end.
In both novels there are characters that show some form of unusual trust between each other. In Winton's book it is Henry Warburton and Alice Flack, and in Kesey's book it is Bromden and the other patients on the mental ward. Winton has Henry Warburton showing up to the Flack household unannounced and rather unclean and untrustworthy looking, dressed in "old clothes that you could buy at a school fete for 50 cents" and grass seeds all over him (page 52). Winton has done this because it shows how people will instill their trust in almost anybody when they are desperate enough to do so, like Alice is now in this point of the novel. Kesey writes in his novel that Bromden puts his trust in the other patients to keep his secret when the stumble upon the truth, that Bromden is not deaf. Although the patients now know his secret, they don't rat him out to Nurse Ratched or any of the black boys. Kesey does this to show that everyone needs someone to rely on and that Bromden obviously cannot hid the fact that he can hear from the people he lives with, but continues his act in front of people with authority, "The staff always let me clean the room because they didn't think I could hear" (page 117, Bromden's inner voice). Another contrast topic between the novels is masculinity.
The lead males in each novel all have a sense of masculinity about them, or lack thereof. In Winton's novel, the difference in masculinity is that of Henry and Sam. Ort still sees his father as a strong man, though he is unable to eat, sit, sleep or bath alone. He is 100% relying on others, mainly his wife and Henry. Henry is masculine in the way that he has lived a life of independence and hardship. Henry was living under a bridge, homeless and alone when Ort first met him, and had to overcome challenges other people wouldn't have to. "You've been sleeping under the bridge" (page 54, Ort whispers to Henry Warburton) Henry pretends not to hear Ort, as if he is trying to forget that time in his life. He was a real help to the Flacks in caring for Sam, helping to carry, bathe, dress and feed him. In Kesey's novel the show of masculinity is between McMurphy and the other patients in the ward. McMurphy stood out from the other patients. He was loud, overbearing and seemed to stand higher than the other patients on the ward. McMurphy would stand up for the other patients when Nurse Ratched or the black boys were on the case.
Just like in a lot of novels, there are always characters who simple just want to belong. Winton's novel shows a sense of wanting to belong between Tegwyn and her mother Alice. Like mother like daughter they spent a lot of time arguing with one another, both believing they were right and the other wasn't. Tegwyn wanted to live school and work full time but her mother didn't like the idea. What Tegwyn really wanted was just to belong, to be close to mother and not argue so much. Kesey's novel shows McMurphy being the masculine outcast of the group, but he just wants to fit in and belong with the other patients. He ends up doing so when he becomes a vegetable, but that is not quite the same.
Although there was only three types of contrast mentioned (Masculinity, Trust and Belonging) there is more topics of contrast that could be discussed. Both Winton and Kesey did marvelous at using their creative skills to get the character's views across to the readers. And by doing so the readers were captivated until the end of the novels, another good technique.
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It's been exactly two weeks since the World Cup—the quadrennial international soccer tournament that requires at least one country to be up way past its bedtime for an entire month—began in Brazil. And, not too surprisingly, it's been a wonderful hot mess of action. So far, someone's gotten bit, someone else nearly lost a nose, and the entire United States collectively looked at one another and went, "We might make it to the next round!" And that's just the beginning.
Meanwhile, talk of the World Cup has (much to the dismay of non-soccer fans) overtaken social media and, like other major sporting events before it, become fertile ground for the making of memes and GIFs. The latter format, of course, is almost perfectly suited to soccer, which has long periods of calm ball control punctuated by near-miraculous goals and near-fatal collisions. In honor of the U.S. team's big match against Germany today, we decided to collect some of our favorite GIFs and memes from the World Cup so far (we're only halfway through the tournament, though, so don't presume this is the only time we'll post these). Check them out in the gallery above.Go Back to Top. Skip To: Start of Article.


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After watching the new trailer for Howard J. Ford and Jonathan Ford's The Dead, my mind was officially blown. Whether or not the zombie film will live up to the hype has yet to be seen, but damned if that trailer didn't pique my interest. In fact, I was so intrigued that I got in touch with co-director Howard Ford who not only took some time out to do an exclusive interview, but also provided Bloody Disgusting with the first ever zombie stills from the pic that takes us to Africa! Click here and enjoy! In the film, when Lt Brian Murphy finds himself in extreme conditions he must team up with local Daniel Dembele in order for both men to try and find their way back to what is left of their lives whilst battling a terrifying threat from which there seems to be no escape.
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Hi every one this is the last chapter of this story I really hope you enjoy it I had a lot of fun writing it please R&R. Warning yaoi & mpreg
(Five Years Later Sora's POV)
After Kairi's trial she was put in rehab since then the gang and I have been great.
Leon and Cloud finally told everyone they were dating and had been for three years.
Wakka told us he was dating Selphie and was asking her to marry him (she said yes of course.)
They are now married expecting a baby boy any day now.
Tidus is dating Roxas.
Axel and Demyx our new friends just got married and are talking about adoption.
Oh and of course Riku and I are married and expecting to yeah its weird but I am pregnant with Riku's first child and so far Namina, our other new friend, says it's a boy.
She is a doctor married to Zexion, they have two kids together.
See happiness and lots of it for everyone.
(Riku's POV Four Days Later)
Yes, I am going to be a dad in less than 3 months.
Wakka is a dad now Selphie had their son last night.
His name is Sane.
Sora and I hope ours is healthy, though I am worried he has been really sick lately.
I think it might be that he is just not used to it at least I hope that's what it is.
I would hate to loose him or our son.
Oh, Axel and Demyx are filing for adoption this week they hope to be accepted.
(Normal POV 2 ½ months later)
Riku calm down, Sora will be fine, Leon called to the pacing Riku.
How do you know, and how can you sound so confident. Riku asked as the tears ran down his face.
I almost lost him once I don't think they will send him back twice. Riku proclaimed as he sat down.
I bet he will be okay Namina has him. Axel said turning to hug Riku.
Thanks guys but I just can't help but worry at least a little. Riku said giving them all a small smile.
Riku you can come back now, said Namina as she peeked around a corner.
Are Sora and the baby okay, Riku asked?
Yes he and your son are just fine sleeping like angels they are. Namina said with a smile.
Thank god Riku said and ran in to see his husband and son fast asleep.
So what happened, Riku asked her.
He was dehydrated, and the stress sent him into labor is all everything is fine though he needs lots of fluids and rest. Namina told him.
The baby on the other hand is fine no problems or complications, he is very happy and expecting his name.
What are you going to name him? She asked.
Well Sora gave me this piece of paper before we got here. Riku said pulling out the piece of paper.
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Riku in cause I am not awake when our son is born here is a name that would be perfect, Sioku, a mixture of both our names. I thought you might like the name. Love you see you when I awake. Sora,
Well then I guess we have a name Sioku is his name and we will love him forever.
(Months Later)
We are all doing great now Sioku is getting bigger.
Sora is healthy again and is up and about he and I love to hear Sioku laugh and smile.
Axel and Demyx adopted a little girl from Russia they named her Rosali.
Wakka, Selphie, and Sane moved into their new apartment this week they are doing great on their own.
Then there is Kairi who is not allowed any were near us due to the restraining order. So we don't see her any.
So since the beginning our lives have changed dramatically we hope it continues for the better.
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Wednesday, February 4, 2009
Climate Change Interview with Dr. Pieter Tans
Pieter Tans' interview – Part 2
I was honored to interview Dr. Pieter Tans, Chief Scientist at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). Dr. Tans is considered to be one of the leading and most influential climate scientists in the world.
I asked Dr. Tans his opinion of Steve Chu's (Secretary of Energy) statement to the media that California is in danger of losing its agriculture due to climate change. Dr. Tans explained that this is a real concern due to the lack of snowfall to provide water for the plants. We discussed that building new damns may be a partial solution to capture the water that runs off from rainfall.
We also discussed the story that Dr. Tans was under political pressure to change his scientific findings. We discussed how that government funding of science tends to compromise the integrity of science. The bureaucrats of these governmental departments are always fearful that they will lose funding. Hence, the managers put pressure on the scientists to produce specific results. Dr. Tans referred to this as a "climate of fear".
Dr. Tans also stated that he feels we are in big trouble unless we discover a technical solution to lower the CO2 level. Dr. Tans admitted that we are actually in a low period of CO2 and that the CO2 level was much higher in the past. The problem is that the CO2 level has recently dramatically increased. The question is if we will be able to adapt to the climate change.
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In California, there's a little fish called the smelt, and the water that was being sent from the San Joaquin was cut in half to help 'save' the fish. Never mind filters or some such fix. The judge ordered that the water would be cut off - and is a big part of the problem here with water supplies.ReplyDelete
A congressman from CA has a bill that would seek to loosen such rules during drought. I have the link for you. The point being that the left is deeply involved, and I believe is making the problem worse, faster, in order to keep the idea of 'climate change' or 'global warming' alive. It makes me furious.
It is interesting that Dr. Tans suggested that it might be necessary to build more dams. I am sure the Left is opposed to that.ReplyDelete
I am not sure if I agree with man made climate change. But I think Dr. Tans is genuine.
Me too, in that Dr. Tans was honest, genuine, and that he seemed impartial too! He gives credibility to the global warming argument because he certainly didn't seem to be interested in politically motivated science...ReplyDelete
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Pelini: Suttles, Brown off team
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Nebraska freshman defensive end Ernest Suttles has been kicked off the team after being ticketed for misdemeanor assault for allegedly striking linebacker David Santos in the head with a bottle at a party last week. Coach Bo Pelini announced the dismissals of Suttles and linebacker Thomas Brown on Thursday night. Pelini did not give a reason in a statement released by the athletic department. Lincoln Police Capt. Danny Reitan said there was no record of Brown being connected to the alleged assault. Suttles, from Tampa., Fla., was a highly regarded recruit. Pelini had said in February that Suttles had a chance to be an immediate contributor. Reitan said a fight broke out during a party at a residence last Friday and that Suttles struck Santos in the forehead with a bottle. Reitan said it wasn't known whether Santos required medical treatment. Suttles was ticketed Wednesday. The university's athletic department said in a statement it was "aware of an incident involving student-athletes which occurred off campus over the weekend." The athletic department said it was working with the university's Dean of Students to gather details. Suttles starred at Gaither High School in Tampa, with 31 of his 88 tackles for loss. He was ranked among the top 100 high school players in Florida and chose the Huskers over Tennessee, Indiana, Kentucky, Missouri and West Virginia. Brown, from Gardena, Calif., was to be a redshirt freshman this season. He was expected to contend for playing time at linebacker and was ranked among the top 75 prospects in California in 2012.
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But the celebration is over with the college basketball's all-time winningest program en route and hungry after a 4-2 start to the season. The Wildcats are coming off a 77-61 win over College of Charleston on Tuesday, but suffered back-to-back Maui Invitational losses to UCLA and Memphis prior to that.
"We are learning some things about our team," Roy Williams said. "I think we learned more in the Ohio State game than we did in the Gonzaga game even though we lost. Tomorrow is going to be a different kind of test.
"Defensively, [Kentucky] is always gong to be good. They guard you. They have balanced scoring. They can run they can press. They are a complete team with the coaching staff they have."
Frasor, whose three-point percentage is up to 47 percent from 31 last year, came off the bench to hit two rallying threes back-to-back and then got a steal on the next play which ended with a Tyler Hansbrough dunk. He finished with six points, three assists and zero turnovers in 18 minutes of action.
He said on Friday his foot was still sore and that not only is he unsure of how or when the injury occurred, but team doctors have been unable to provide him with a diagnosis of the injury other than it being a "sore foot."
"I'm being real careful with it, so hopefully it will be all right," he said.
Reyshawn Terry led an early season Carolina resurgence last year with 25 points and seven rebounds in an 83-79 upset of the Wildcats in Lexington. However it's Terry who is in need of a jump start as the Tar Heels prepare for this season's match-up.
The senior is fourth on the team in scoring with 8.3 points per game, but it has been his overall play which is most puzzling, considering the proven skills he brings to UNC's talent-laden offense.
This time Kentucky is the underdog and likely will try to try and slow down the Tar Heels by controlling tempo. Howver, head coach Tubby Smith said the strategy may be easier said than done.
"North Carolina does a great job of taking away passing lanes," Smith said. "The way that they score in transition really limits how aggressive we can be on the offensive boards. They really get the ball out quick and push it up the floor.
"Let's just hope we make some shots," he said. "You can't control the tempo if you don't take care of the basketball and if you don't execute. You want to really try and limit their possessions, with the number of possessions that you have. If you limit the possessions, you'll probably have a better chance of controlling the tempo."
The Wildcats are holding opponents to 42 percent shooting this season, while Carolina is converting field goals at a 52 percent clip. In a tempered pace, matching the Smith Center atmosphere after Wednesday's thriller may be a challenge especially considering the noon start.
"I expect them to try and spread the floor a little bit, but I've always said we ought to be able to win a game in the 50s about as easily as we can win one in the 90s," Williams said. "I hope the fans won't be sitting back and relaxing."
Kentucky and North Carolina rank 1-2 in both total wins and winning percentage. The Wildcats are 1,930-598-1 in 104 seasons, while the Tar Heels are 1,888-690 in 97 seasons. Kansas and Duke are the only other teams with at least 1,800 wins.
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This is a discussion on Hi within the New Members Introduce Yourself forums, part of the Welcome To DefensiveCarry.com category; Apparently I forgot to introduce myself. Just jumped right in there and started spouting off. Hi. "localgirl" from Sandpoint, Idaho. I also post at TheHighRoad ...
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Hi. "localgirl" from Sandpoint, Idaho. I also post at TheHighRoad and USACarry under the same name.
I currently do writing and social media for an online retailer. One of our biggest sites is GunSafes.com, and although I'll let you know about good safes and great deals, I post as me, not a representative of my company.
The bosses are starting a new project selling arms in-store and online--Rockwell Arms. I'm at the forefront of the project, and although I'm pretty gun savvy, I appreciate any advice on gun selling, specs, favorite brands, etc.
I have a Utah CWP and carry a Walther PK .380, which makes me feel a little like an international spy.
I like the mood here. It's a little less hostile than some other forums. Look forward to meeting you all.
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Youth Day – 12 August Sept. 2008 Equality – non-discrimination Oct. 2008 Older workers Nov. 2008 Skills, entrepreneurship, technology Dec. 2008 Migrant workers Jan. 2009 Climate change, green jobs Feb. 2009 Social dialogue World Day for Social Justice – 20 Feb March 2009 Workers with family responsibilities Int. Women's Day – 8 March April 2009 Occupational Safety and Health World Day for Safety and Health at Work – 28 April May 2009 90 years of ILO action on empowerment of women ILO 90th anniversary celebrations Int.Day for Older Persons – 1 Oct Int. Migrants Day – 18 Dec Campaign management Dedicated team in ILO Bureau for Gender Equality, composed of 4 people GENDER network + colleagues in DCOMM Regional campaign support offered to the senior gender specialists Materials produced with ILO technical units Budget: Graphic design, printing, translations, distribution Video production Staff costs + external collaborators Impact: indicators for success Impact assessment conducted in Sep-Oct 2009 with field input and external evaluator Indicators: Translations of campaign materials in other languages Requests for more materials (ILO units, field offices) Requests via gendercampaign email (governments, employers' and workers' organizations, NGOs, students, publications, libraries, UN agencies …) Links from external websites to ILO gender campaign webpages Media coverage generated + use of VNRs "Multiplier effect" of the campaign Launch of the Campaign "Soft launch" of the Gender Equality at the Heart of Decent Work campaign: Geneva, 5 June 2008 (during ILC 2008) press release, a press briefing, a specific campaign brochure, and campaign website launched in English, French and Spanish http://www.ilo.org/gender/Events/Campaign20082009/lang--en/index.htm Theme 1: June 2008 Gender, Education and Child Labour World Day against child labour 2009 theme education Brochure: Formula for progress: Educate both girls and boys Messages: Child labour is detrimental for both girls and boys Girls need education like boys Girls may face more barriers and difficulties Video news release Moroccan circus school replaces child labour with education theme materials developed in partnership with International Programme on the Elimination of Child Labour (IPEC) Theme 2: July 2008 Maternity, paternity and work Slogan: Protect the future: Maternity, paternity and work Messages: Convention 183 + paternity leave Video news release Protecting maternity in Cambodia's textile factories Theme materials developed in partnership with TRAVAIL Theme 3: August 2008 Breaking gender barriers in youth employment Brochure: Youth Employment: Breaking gender barriers for young women and men Messages: youth employment, gender stereotypes and occupational segregation, young women vulnerable situation, discrimination http://www.ilo.org/gender/Events/Campaign2008-2009/lang-en/WCMS_097842/index.htm Feature story: A young woman's quest in a male-dominated profession in Brazil Video news release Young Women and Men in Kyrgyzstan Press release issued on International Youth Day (11 August 2008) Theme materials developed in partnership with Youth Employment Programme (YEP) Materials distributed at 4th World Youth Congress (August 2008, Canada) Theme 4: September 2008 Equality and non-discrimination Brochure: Remove the obstacles! On the right track to equality Messages: ILO Conventions 100 and 111, discrimination, benefits of equality Video news release Equal Pay in the restaurant sector in Portugal Feature story Women in the police force in Fiji Theme materials developed in partnership with NORMES – Equality team Theme 5: October 2008 Senior workers Brochure: Rights, jobs and social security: New visions for older women and men Messages: ageing populations everywhere, multiple layers of discrimination faced by older workers, social security issues, spec. issues for older women Video news release on Chaltu: Never Too Old to Change Her Life (Ethiopia) Press release : ILO Gender Equality campaign highlights need for rights, jobs and social security for older women and men Theme materials developed in partnership with Employment Policy and Social Security Departments Theme 6: November 2008 Skills and entrepreneurship Brochure: Skills and entrepreneurship: Bridging the technology and gender divide Messages: gender gap in access to skills/technology, women's entrepreneurship and economic empowerment, vocational training video news release on Women's Cooperative Spins Ancient Technologies into Commercial Success (Argentina, with ILO/CINTERFOR) Feature story From Veil to Camera: Empowering women through skills training (India) Theme materials developed in partnership with SKILLS and Women's Entrepreneurship Development and Gender Equality programme (WEDGE) Theme 7: December 2008 Migrant workers Brochure: Women and men migrant workers: Moving towards equal rights and opportunities Messages: feminization of migration, spec. issues faced by men and women migrant workers need specific policies and measures, social protection, discrimination Video news release on Protecting Male and Female Filipino Nurses Migrating Abroad Feature story From high fashion "alta moda" to dressmaking in Ukraine Theme materials developed in partnership with MIGRANT Theme 8: January 2009 Green jobs Brochure: Green jobs: Improving the climate for gender equality too ! 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State gymnasts shine
UW-Whitewater's Cici Talcott won the uneven parallel bars in the National Collegiate Gymnastics Association championships at Whitewater.
She led a Warhawks sweep of the top three spots, with teammates Annie Mix second and Katie Thompson third.
UW-Whitewater's Delina Phillips and Siri Wischmann finished tied for third on the vault.
Krystal Walker of UW-Oshkosh was second on the balance beam, and Mary Kate Young of UW-Whitewater was third in floor exercises.
UW-Milwaukee junior Emily McClellan finished 12th in the 200 breaststroke at the NCAA meet in Indianapolis.
Wisconsin's Tyler Graff took third place in the 133-pound class at the NCAA championships in Des Moines, Iowa.
Penn State won its third straight team title.
UW-Milwaukee 10-5, Illinois-Chicago 0-6: The host Flames (7-11, 2-3 Horizon League) scored in the eighth inning of Game 2 to split a doubleheader with UW-Milwaukee.
The Panthers (8-10, 4-1) won the first game behind Mitch Ghelfi, who went 5 for 5 with two doubles, a homer and five RBI.
Wisconsin 5-5, Illinois 1-2: First baseman Shannel Blackshear homered and had four RBI, leading Wisconsin (25-3, 3-0 Big Ten) to a 5-2 victory and a sweep of a doubleheader at Illinois (10-15, 0-3).
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The measures include a cap on the costs of replacement vehicles, improved information for consumers about their rights following an accident and the costs and benefits of no-claims bonus protection, a ban on price parity agreements between price comparison websites (PCWs) and a recommendation that the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) looks at how insurers inform consumers about other PMI-related add-on products.
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QUEZON CITY, METRO MANILA – A legislator is proposing a law that will finally require sidewalks for exclusive use by pedestrians, and banning vendors and even motorcycles from passing through to cut traffic.
House Bill 4850, or the "Pedestrian Protection Act", proposed by Representative Emi Calixto-Rubiano (lone district, Pasay City), requires the construction of sidewalks on all public roads.
The bill also proposes to remove any obstruction that may hinder pedestrian passage or even cause injury. It also mandates the use of traffic control signals that should indicate to motorists that there are pedestrian crossings ahead.
In addition, vehicles are not allowed to overtake a stopped vehicle in front of a crosswalk during pedestrian crossings.
"Traffic laws are promulgated to establish order on roadways and ensure safety of motorist and pedestrians alike," said Calixto-Rubiano.
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Sahara is an inversion of control container. It supports constructor, property and method injection, parsing the method signature automatically to determine dependencies. It also supports interception for function calls.
Install using NPM:
npm install sahara
Sahara supports node 0.10. As of v3.0.0 there is support for ES6 features such as classes and fat-arrow functions.
As of v4.0.0, interception as been moved out of the
default container. Use
require('sahara').interception.Container to utilize
dist/sahara.js in your HTML, and access sahara through the global
window.sahara variable. Note that interception is not included in the
client-side build.
All of these are explained in mind-numbing detail below.
sahara {};Containerprototype = {} {} {} {} registerFactory: factory options {} registerFactory: factory key lifetime injection injection... {} {} {} {} {} {} {} {} {}; saharainject = {} {} {}; saharalifetime = {} {} {};
Of note: there are two ways to register something in the container. You can
pass an
options object, or you can specify everything explicitly in the
arguments. So these are equivalent:
var options = key: 'foo' lifetime: lifetime injections: inject injectmethod'doStuff' 'arg1' 'arg2' ; container;container;
Sahara is simply a container for objects and object dependencies. In the simplest
case, you shove an object into it using
registerInstance() and retrieve it
resolveSync() (or, asynchronously,
var Container = Container container = ; var myObject = oh: 'hi mark' ;container;var instance = container;console; //true, they are literally the same instance
But that's not abundantly interesting. The magic comes when you want to inject
myObject instance somewhere else. Like into another object via a constructor
{ thisobj = theObject;} container; var anotherObject = container;console; // { oh: 'hai mark' }
This will dynamically create an instance of
AnotherObject, using the
container to resolve its dependencies (in this case, it's dependency was
of type
You might have noticed there was a little bit of hand-waving going on up above. When registering a type, Sahara will do some fancy regular expression voodoo to ferret out the constructor signature, as well as the types of the constructor arguments.
Since JavaScript isn't even close to a statically typed language, and doesn't have a reflection API, we have to use doc comments to specify the types. Specifically, they must be inline doc comments.
{ thismessage = message; } { thisfoo = foo; } { thisbar = bar; } container barfoomessage; //"oh hi mark"
NOTE: When using
registerType, you MUST register a function that
is a constructor.
By default, Sahara will use the name of the constructor as the resolution key.
As a means of convenience (as you can see by most of the examples on this page),
you can also pass the constructor to the
resolveSync() function instead of
the resolution key.
If you pass a constructor to
resolveSync(), it'll use
ctor.name to deduce the
resolution key.
Otherwise, you need to pass in a
key property in the
options argument
to the
register*() methods. Alternatively, as a means of convenience,
you can also just pass a straight-up string as the second argument in
lieu of the options object, and it will be used as the key.
{} //the following registrations are equivalent container;container;container; //the following resolutions are equivalent container; //uses Foo.name container;
When registering instances, it'll try and use
instance.constructor.name to
get the resolution key.
{} var instance = ; //the following registrations are equivalent containercontainer;container;
If you don't have a named function, you can also register an anonymous function, but you must provide a resolution key for it:
var {};container;var fooInstance = container; //with an instance container;var sameInstance = container;
As of v2.0.0, sahara supports classes with or without a
constructor method.
{} {} container ;
In some cases you'll want to defer the creation of an object until
it's absolutely needed. You can do this by using
Your factory function should take in one argument, the container.
This is mostly used as a replacement for
registerInstance(), but for
the times when you don't want to create the instance immediately.
Note that the
key option is required when using
{} container; container;
Use the
container.isRegistered() function.
{} container; console; //true console; //true console; //false
All examples given are synchronous. However, if you need to resolve something
asynchronously, you can use the
resolve(key, callback) function. Note that
everything (from resolution, to injection, to object building) will be
asynchronous, so bear that in mind.
This is most relevant for
registerFactory(), because you either have to be
very careful, or make sure your factory function can handle both async
and synchronous code paths.
Here is an asynchronous example:
{ ;} ;
But if you try to resolve
Thing synchronously, nothing will be returned.
If you need that flexibility, you'll have to account for both cases in
your factory function:
{ var theThing = oh: 'hi mark' ; if callback //asynchronous code path ; return; //synchronous code path return theThing;}
It's best to not mix the idioms, though, since some things just can't be done synchronously.
...are bad.
{} {} container; //throws "Cyclic dependency from Foo to Bar"
But wait, there's more configuration! To give you more fine-grained control over the objects that Sahara creates, you can specify a Lifetime. This basically tells Sahara how to store the object, in effect governing the lifetime of the object.
The default lifetime is the
TransientLifetime, which means that every time
you call
resolve() Sahara will pretend like it's never seen this type
before and run the object building sequence each time.
MemoryLifetime will store the
object instance in memory, and reuse that instance every time the container
attempts to resolve that type. This is useful when you have an object
with an expensive construction time (e.g. a database connection) that
you would want to reuse for the duration of your script.
var lifetime = lifetime; { thisclient = mysql;} container;
By default, Sahara performs constructor injection. That is, it resolves dependencies that are specified in the constructor. What if you have dependencies that are not in the constructor? Well, there are a few ways to alleviate that problem as well.
NOTE: cyclic dependencies are not detected when performing property and method injection, because I haven't figured out a clever way of doing it yet. So if you see a "maximum stack size exceeded" error, you probably created a cyclic dependency.
Property injection simply sets the value of a property on an object
when it is
There are two ways to do it. You can simply give the value of the property:
var inject = saharainject; { thisvalue = 'foo';} container;console; //"bar"
Or you can have the container resolve the type. In this case, you must specify the property's type:
{ thisvalue = 'foo';} { this { return 'I am Bar'; };} container ;console; //"I am Bar"
Method injection invokes the specified method with optional arguments during resolution. Again, you can specify the arguments explicitly:
{ thisvalue = 'foo'; this { thisvalue = newValue; };} container;console; //"bar"
Or you can let the container resolve the method's arguments. To
accomplish this, simply omit the optional array of arguments to
inject.method(). Note that this uses the same procedure as
container.registerType(), so you'll need to specify the
types of each parameter with a comment.
{ thisvalue = 'foo'; this { thisvalue = newValue; };} container ;console; //"This is the new value"
The container also provides a method for performing injection on an already existing object. This can be useful if an object was created without using the container.
{ thisvalue = 'foo';} container; var instance = ;console; //"foo" container;console; //"bar" //specify the key explicitly container;
The async way:
Interception is a means of intercepting a function call and doing something before or after. For example, you could modify the return value, nullify an error, perform extra logging, etc.
The default
Container does not include interception capabilities, you must
sahara.interception.Container instead.
Interception in JavaScript is accomplished by defining a non-writable property that wraps a function call. So, if your method is not configurable then it will not be intercepted.
Note that currently only types can be intercepted. This may be expanded to other registrations in the future.
There are three components to configuring registration:
container.intercept().sync() for synchronous interception
container.intercept().async() for asynchronous interception
NOTE: interception is configured internally during object construction,
which occurs when you call
resolve() or
resolveSync(). So make sure
interception has been configured prior to resolving the type.
You should also make use of the memory lifetime where appropriate, as determining when a function should be intercepted can add a bit of time to the creation of the object. If the memory lifetime is used, that performance hit will only occur once.
The matcher predicate is a function that takes in two arguments:
instance - the object instance
methodName - the name of the method that is being invoked
If the matcher returns
true, then the method will be intercepted.
//intercept every possible function { return true;} //only intercept the validate() method { return methodName === 'validate';} //only intercept validate() on the UserRepository { return instance instanceof UserRepository && methodName === 'validate';}
The call handler is invoked when the intercepted function is called. It is a function that takes two arguments:
context - An object representing the current state of the invocation
context.instance - the object instance
context.methodName - the name of the method being invoked
context.arguments - an array of arguments passed to the method
context.error - the error that was raised during invocation
context.returnValue - the value to be returned by the method
next - Invoke the next handler in the chain
You MUST call
next() once and only once somewhere in your call handler,
to make sure the handler chain completes. If you have multiple call handlers
defined, it will invoke the next one. Otherwise, it will invoke the original
method. However, if
context.error is set, then the original method will not
be invoked.
//log the signature of the method and return value { var message = contextinstanceconstructorname + '.' + contextmethodName + '(' + contextarguments + ')'; console; ; console;} //modify the return value { ; contextreturnValue = 'oh hi mark';} //force an error { ; contexterror = 'NOPE.';} //nullify an error { ; contexterror = null;} //modify function arguments { contextarguments0 = 'foo'; ;}
{ this { console; };} { return methodName === 'bar';} var container = ; var foo = container;foo;
matcher argument accepts other things besides a function.
matcher[0] is the type, and
matcher[1] is
the method name (
matcher[1] is optional)
!!value === true) match everything
!!value === false) match nothing
So the example above could be configured more easily:
container = ;
Or even better:
container = ;
All you've seen so far is synchronous interception. Asynchronous interception is a little tricky. Since Sahara simply wraps the original function call, it needs to assume some things for async functions:
callback(err, returnValue)
Sahara will try to gracefully handle situations where the callback is not given, or optional arguments are omitted. If you're not doing anything too weird, you should be perfectly fine. So even if you have a function defined like this that has a variable arity, Sahara will still do the right thing:
{ if typeofoptions === 'function' callback = options; options = {}; if !callback callback = argumentsargumentslength - 1; //do stuff ;}
Your call handler may also change slightly. If you want to do something
after calling
next(), you can pass an optional callback to
next(). So our
logging call handler from above becomes:
{ var message = contextinstanceconstructorname + '.' + contextmethodName + '(' + contextarguments + ')'; console; ;}
If you don't need to do anything after the function is executed, simply call
next() with no arguments.
var count = 0; { count++; ;}
And finally, when configuring interception, use the
.async() chain:
{ this { console; ; };} var container = ; //note that aysnc interception is only for asynchronous methods. //so you can still resolve synchronously and intercept asynchronously. container;
It's important to note that matchers are applied to all registrations, so keep that in mind when mixing async and sync registrations. Sahara will ensure that only async call handlers or only sync call handlers will be used per function call, but since it doesn't know if the function itself is async, it'll simply assume that the first match determines whether it's asynchronous or not.
For example, don't do this:
{ this {};} { ;} var container = ; //synchronous call is going to use an async handler container;
Occasionally the need arises to create a new container that inherits all of the
configurations from another container. This can be accomplished with the
createChildContainer() function.
{} var parent = child = parent; var fooInstance = child; // instance of Foo
Anything you do on the parent container will not affect the state of the child container, and vice versa. They are completely independent.
If you want the child container to inherit the events as well, pass
child = parent;
Events emitted by a
Container instance:
registering - when a type/instance/factory is being registered
arguments[0]: the registration key
arguments[1]: the registration type (
instance or
resolving - when an object is being resolved
arguments[0]: the registration key
resolved - when an object has been resolved
arguments[0]: the registration key
arguments[1]: the resolved object
Events emitted by an
ObjectBuilder instance:
building - when an object is being built
arguments[0]: metadata for the type:
{ args: [], ctor: Function, name: 'name' }
built - when an object has been built
arguments[0]: metadata for the type (see above)
arguments[1]: the object instance
intercepting - when a method is being intercepted
arguments[0]: the object instance
arguments[1]: the name of the method being intercepted
var container = ; container ; containerbuilder ;
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An Independent Registered Investment Advisor
9601 McAllister Freeway, Suite 1130
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Securities offered through Raymond James Financial Services, Inc. Member FINRA/SIPC
Stephanie Harris, CFPKyle Martin, CFP
Investor Behavior
Its been a very good year for risk assets so far
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and mutual fund flows are still heavily from stocks to bonds.
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Historical Returns by Holding Period
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HADOOP-2815?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=12574380#action_12574380 ] Owen O'Malley commented on HADOOP-2815: --------------------------------------- I'm +1 for the file system shutdown hooks. I'm also +1 for 0.16.1. > Allowing processes to cleanup dfs on shutdown > --------------------------------------------- > > Key: HADOOP-2815 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HADOOP-2815 > Project: Hadoop Core > Issue Type: New Feature > Components: dfs > Reporter: Olga Natkovich > Assignee: dhruba borthakur > > Pig creates temp files that it wants to be removed at the end of the processing. The code that removes the temp file is in the shutdown hook so that they get removed both under normal shutdown as well as when process gets killed. > The problem that we are seeing is that by the time the code is called the DFS might already be closed and the delete fails leaving temp files behind. Since we have no control over the shutdown order, we have no way to make sure that the files get removed. > One way to solve this issue is to be able to mark the files as temp files so that hadoop can remove them during its shutdown. > The stack trace I am seeing is > at org.apache.hadoop.dfs.DFSClient.checkOpen(DFSClient.java:158) > at org.apache.hadoop.dfs.DFSClient.delete(DFSClient.java:417) > at org.apache.hadoop.dfs.DistributedFileSystem.delete(DistributedFileSystem.java:144) > at org.apache.pig.backend.hadoop.datastorage.HPath.delete(HPath.java:96) > at org.apache.pig.impl.io.FileLocalizer$1.run(FileLocalizer.java:275) -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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