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Author has written 3 stories for Humor, and Romance.
Name: Kathy Cakebread
Age: 17 (18 in a few days)
Occupation: Student, going to be at uni in september ahhh
About Me
Hi everyone if you're reading this then I'm Kathy and I like to write in my spare time. Stories give me a chance to express my creativity and I like seeing how good I can make things sound, meaning i love to read my stories back hehehehe. I'm pretty good at describing things so i guess that's where i excel lol.
I've written quite a few stories over the years and they range from short stories to long, novel like compositions, for example False Starts which is featured on this site is 112 pages! My writing began with a Buffystory and went from there really, and that was about 5 years ago now! Right now I'm working on Jokester which is also featured on this site which is about a big guy with a big heart who just wants to be lucky in love, it's a comedy and it's pretty funny so i'm not quite sure why no one wants to read it! lol! oh well, i'm also working on The Grass Isn't always Greener on The Other Side, that stories about a girl who was jilted by her boyfriend for her best friend when she was 14 and when she ventures to a new job and finds her past sitting there her whole world changes woooooo lol it's a jealousy story and i'm not quite sure where it's going right now, i'm focusing more on Jokester.
Anywho, hope you read False Starts which is under this name, it's pretty good if you like a bit of depression now and again tehehe and Jokester, check it out, please!
Thanks for reading!
By the way just in case you wanted to know how many stories i have written over the years here's a list of their titles:
Complete Stories
A Brave Soul
A Last Memento
Distant Love
A Wish Upon a Star
In the Arms of an Angel
Cyber Date - had written this but seem to have lost it lol
Always There
A Single Tear - the Buffy story!
Twisted Turns
Hidden Secrets - featured on this site under another name, if you want to read it just type in the title lol - bit hard to read though as i didn't know how to properly format the documents then
Rough Times in Plentitude - featured on this site only under its original name Rough Times, it's a bit hard to read though as i didn't know how to format things then!
The Sunset
The Kiss - was originally a competition entry and it's pretty short
False Starts - featured on this site
Little White Lies
Stories I'm working on currently
Jokester - featured on this site
The Grass isn't Always Greener on the Other Side
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Right now, I feel like a sloth mired in molasses. It started with a minor bout of sinusitis and no matter what I do, I can't seem to get my butt in any gear other than the lowest of the lows right now. I feel as if you clocked me, you might find I'm moving at a negative rate, but maybe that's just because so many days go by and while things change around me, I'm still right here. So many plans, so little progress.
I keep trying to tell myself it's okay. This is why I didn't engage in structured work, this is why I have a no obligation job, but the bills piling up tell a different story. I keep trying to reassure myself this is temporary, has nothing to do with working and I'll be back on my feet in no time, but my get up and go is nowhere to be found. It's not looking great juxtaposed with the heavy, exhausting schedule of doctor's visits and tests I have lined up over the next few months. It would have made for a challenge without working, but how do I add the two together when I can barely seem to survive making a meal most days? I may not be disappointing anyone other than myself, but that's one too many people in my book.
Is it the verapamil? Certainly a possibility to discuss with my head specialist at my appointment next week, but given that I credit it with getting my near daily migraines down to just a few a month, I seriously doubt I'm going to tell them to withdraw the drug. The verapamil isn't a bad possibility; it did drop my blood pressure some. However, it seemed to level off and respond well to regular doses of ORS. Still, my vascular cardiologist isn't happy with my condition and wants me to go to the autonomic clinic at UC for treatment.
My friend who is a nurse reminds me so many things can contribute to the fatigue we experience as zebras and that many of the question marks left about my health could easily be contributing. It's a good line of inquiry, but one I'm not energetic enough to undertake presently on the blog.
I have a lot of thinking to do, but I suppose given my current state, I have the luxury of time with which to do it. I've always had grand plans for this blog, but I'm not getting the numbers or feedback I need to see to be convinced it's worth taking it to the next level and I wonder often if it's time to consider that I'm wasting my energy on it. Perhaps I should be reserving my efforts for pursuits with greater impact. It would certainly be one less thing to feel guilty about when I'm too sick to keep up, as I have been lately. Whatever the case, I know for now things need to be a bit more low key for me and in the meantime, I'll doing some serious considering about what's really important to me.
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Time After Laura
Original title: Després de Laura
Author: Jordi Cabré
Time After Laura is a novel about the love triangle between a pianist, a captivating woman and the powerful music of Beethoven. The main character, a funeral pianist, Salvador Dalmau, meets a femme fatale who disrupts his life and ruins his marriage. But there is a third element between them: the music from Beethoven. Invisible, but present. The reader will live again the darkest moments in the composer's life, such us the famous figure of the immortal lover, his deafness or his suicide attempts. But the novel also introduces the enigma of an up to now unknown piece which will unexpectadely come up in Salvador's life. Music will become, thus, the link beetwen nowadays and Beethoven's world, between life and death.
Time after Laura conduct us through the most exclusive halls, behind the artists' dressing rooms, among palaces and graveyards, in Viena, Barcelona and New York. Music can change people's destiny, communicate beyond the afterlife and it can, also, become a lethal weapon.
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Four artists of note…
This month's selection of artists is a bit random but one thing they have in common is that whatever medium they work in, they all make for striking imagery. For the most part I learned about these artists in a great book that a friend recently loaned me: 100 New Artists, ed. By Francesca Gavin and published by Laurence King in 2011.
First up, (and the one artist not from the book) is New York based artist Saimon Chow. Chow works in a variety of media, but I was really struck by his drawings, especially the series called Summer of Love. You can see the rest of the series, and order prints, on his website.
British artist Sam Griffin also works with drawing but in much subtler way. What appears as technical studies of architectural form are actually heavily inspired by politics, history, and symbolism. I especially enjoy how Griffins' subjects range from pre-historic stone dwellings to 70's concrete architecture, but the delicate renderings give them an equal timeless quality.
Originally from Australia but currently working out of London, Harry Burden is another multi-talented artist. His print work puts classical sculpture in some decidedly contemporary contexts, while his sculpture works from similar sources but then startlingly distorts them.
Last up, Providence, Rhode Island based, Ben Jones crosses boundaries, from sculpture and installation, to painting, print, and video work, working both in an art context and commercially. Uniting all of his output is his use of eye-popping color, especially effective on his 3d pieces where he plays with shading and contrast that has translated really well over into his work on music videos.


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Thank you to everyone who responded with feedback after the last newsletter on the Cash on Delivery (COD) Aid initiative. In response to requests for more frequent updates, we will now send updates on a monthly basis.
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Since I last wrote, in addition to ongoing meetings with interested individuals, organizations, and government representatives, Nancy, Bill, Desmond, Owen and I have shared the idea at several events including:
- A seminar at the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa headquarters (Addis Ababa, May 2009). Bill and Owen had an opportunity to share the idea and learn from participants representing multilateral and bilateral aid agencies and advocacy organizations about both aspects of the approach that concerned and appealed to them.
- The Sixth Plenary Meeting for the Leading Group on Innovative Financing for Development (Paris, May 2009). Desmond (you can learn more about Desmond and the work he is doing on aid effectiveness in the education sector here and here) made a case to government and donor agency officials for implementing innovative approaches to the delivery of development finance to complement recent novel efforts to collect development funds. (You can learn more about an innovative proposal to raise funds for education through a campaign linked with the 2010 World Cup here.)
- The Meeting of European Union Member States Education Experts (Brussels, June 2009). Desmond presented the approach to education experts from the EU community interested in innovative approaches to finance education as a response to the economic crisis.
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One question we are frequently asked is whether COD Aid can only work in middle-income and a few low-income countries with strong governance and highly developed testing and information systems. In this note, we briefly describe why we think COD Aid can be tried in a range of different types of countries, including fragile states. Information on this and other frequently asked questions are available here, and will be available in our forthcoming book Cash on Delivery: A New Approach to Foreign Aid with An Application to Primary Schooling. Stay tuned for more information about the book in the coming months.
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Dropdown Menus in Firefox Wont Stay Open
I am seeing problems identical to https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1273349
When I click a menu it briefly appears and then immediately disappears.
Turning on "Disable popup auto-hide" solves the issue, but this is a work around not a solution.
Restarting Firefox with a clean brand new profile resolves the problem. So it seems nothing to do with any of my plugins.
But after I click on a link from within emacs, the first time I open a menu it is fine. Then the 2nd time I try to open a menu it disappears immediately. There might be other conditions that do this also, but this is the most reliable way I have found to date.
I believe emacs is calling firefox, by default, using "xdg-open". If I manually use this command from a command prompt to open a web page. It works fine. Huh???
I changed emacs to explicitly invoke Firefox. At first this seemed to have solved this problem. But now it has come back again.
This has been ongoing for some time, over a large range of Firefox versions. Currently I can reproduce with 68.11.0 ESR and 80.0.1
Sometimes I have done something and I think I have magically resolved the issue, but then it comes back again.
This is currently Debian/buster and Debian/bullseye using the i3 window manager. In the past I have also had the same issue with Debian/stretch. I have multiple monitors. I doubt any of this is relevant, but just in case.
Unlike the previous referenced post I have not been able to reproduce this under OSX. Although I don't often click links from emacs either. So wonder if that is significant.


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As of April 21st, 2015, Google will be rolling out an algorithm update that will extend mobile-friendliness as a ranking signal in their "SERP" Search Engine Results Page. While the formula change won't affect desktop and tablet searches, mobile traffic will likely take a dive if your site isn't mobile friendly.
Dubbed "mobilegeddon" by many, the coming changes are a move by Google to further understand the shift in consumer usage when searching on mobile devices specifically smartphones. In essence, Google wants to rank all content the best way possible, which means understanding app content and deep links within apps to content.
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It may be hard to take a roomful of cheering teenage boys seriously, but hundreds from across the state are in Gainesville this week to seriously consider what the future looks like.
"I look towards my future and I want to do something in leadership," said Eduardo Figueroa from Johnson High School. "I want to do something in leadership and politics, so this is right up my alley."
The annual Georgia Boys State event, hosted by the American Legion, is being held this week at Riverside Military Academy. Rising high school seniors from across Georgia are invited to the elite weeklong program to learn about government and civic involvement.
"Boys who demonstrate leadership, service, scholarship and character in their schools and community are considered," said Buddy Fisch, chaplain of American Legion Post 328 in Flowery Branch. "Post 328 believes that these representatives are the future leaders of Hall County."
Boys are recommended based on ability and merit. Four Hall students are part of the hundreds taking part in the program, including Figueroa and Raymundo Hernandez from Johnson High and Zach Alexander and Dustin Colvin from North Hall High.
Also participating from Riverside Military Academy are Robert Pee, Albert Picken, JeJuan McCalston and Charles Nunez.
The intensive summer camp introduces the boys to an imaginary 51st state, in which they set up their own governments.
"We teach them how to set up a city, county and state government," said Bob Beauchamp, dean of Georgia Boys State. "These young men ran for city office (Sunday evening) and the first order of business is to swear in the mayors."
As of Monday, there are now 16 functioning Boys State cities, with the mayors sworn in by Gainesville Mayor Danny Dunagan as the rest of the camp cheered them on, proudly representing their counties.
"I enjoy politics," Dunagan said prior to the swearing-in. "I love my city, and I always want what's best for it."
After declaring the 16 selected boys as mayors of their respective 'cities,' Dunagan said he appreciated their level of interest.
"I'm happy to see our young generation get into politics," he said. "We need some good elected officials, especially up in Washington."
Throughout the week the boys will have business leaders and elected officials come talk to them as they learn how to effectively govern, complete with a court system.
"I actually do want to be a district attorney later in my life and go to the Supreme Court from there," said Hernandez. "I think this is a great way to get out of my comfort zone and see how it really is. Not just see it on paper, but actually do it."
Participating in an election process by campaigning and appealing to multiple voters was a learning process for the boys, as previously they were used to relying on support from their friends. Now at Boys State, they're learning to work with people they have never met before.
"If you want to be governor, there's only one governor," Alexander said. "And I know there's at least 20 people running for it. So what I've done is ... I don't want to run for governor, but I do want to help my friend. So basically I'm helping him with his campaign as campaign manager.
"So in that effort, you have all these people supporting you ... so it's not just the big title, it's the structure of how you're getting help."
"To me, it's interesting how you see people you've never met before," Colvin added. "It's your goal to try and get them on your side, or to help them succeed in whatever position they're trying to go for, climb the ranks of the 51st state that we've made."
Colvin has a background in Boys State; his grandparents, Leonard and Peggie Colvin, participated in Boys and Girls State more than 60 years ago.
"When I told them that I had been chosen to go, they were really excited about that," he said. "They always talk about how they made friends who have lasted them a lifetime. And then my grandpa, he just talks about how great it was for him to go."
Georgia Girls State was held June 8-13 at Georgia Southern University in Statesboro, with a similar set-up to Boys State.
"It's a practical, hands-on (program)," Beauchamp said. "It's a 'they-do-it-themselves' type of program."


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Indian cuisine is full of tasty potato dishes. So it was only natural to pair these tater treats with the bold spices of the land of curry. A cooling cucumber-yogurt dip quells the cayenne kick.
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Quick Facts of Natasha Bertrand
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|December 5, 1992
|Rachel S Kellogg
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|26 Years Old
|New York, USA
|5 feet 4 inches (1.65m)
|53 Kg
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|Vassar College, London School of Economics
Who is Natasha Bertrand?
Natasha Bertrand is a popular American popular reporter, journalist, and TV News Anchor. Born on the 5th of December 1992, the New York-based News Anchor once worked with both NBC News and MSNBC. Natasha Bertrand is not just any reporter, she has been said to have great knowledge of politics and has analyzed many top political issues which include Trump-Russia investigation.
Her topics are the most significant political events happening mostly in the United State, she is so intensive about political issues that she once had a break out with (former) Senator Cobb sometime in 2017. One of the Natasha Bertrand most significant events also includes a report she did on former FBI Director James Comey followed by a personal conversation with senator Cobb. The senator started receiving a lot of criticism directed to him.
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As part of a national coverage determination under way at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, members of the Medicare Evidence Development & Coverage Advisory Committee (MEDCAC) last week rated the clinical value of several pharmacogenomic cancer tests now available.
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This is more or less my thoughts about how to structure a bulk loader for chado.
Majority of the ideas come from writing
obo2chado loader. obo2chado still lack the design that
i am aiming now, but most of the upcoming one will follow that. And the future idea is to refactor the
obo loader to that mold.
Scope and expectation
- The input would be some sort of flat file.
- The data will be loaded to a relational backend. It could definitely be generalized, but at this moment it is not considered.
Reading data
There should be an object oriented interface for reading data from flat files. That object is expected to be passed
along to other classes. For example, for
obo2chado loader i have used the ONTO-Perl module.
Database interaction
Probably one of the import one. It's better to have an ORM that supports mutiple backends and bulk loading support. For Perl
code, i have used BCS a
DBIx::Class class layer for chado database.
Loading in the staging area
This part is supposed to get data from flat file to temp tables of RDBMS. To start with, lets assign a class which
will manage everything related to this task. First lets figure out what kind of information the class needs in order to perform those tasks.
For the sake of understaing we name it as
StagingManager ….
Staging manager
- schema: Should have an instance of
Bio::Chado::Schema. A ORM/Database object for all database centric tasks. If its an ORM, then it should better provide access to some bulk mode operation or at least low level objects for bulk support.
- chunk_threshold: I kind of thrown this in, it will be used for bulk loading in chunk.
- sqlmanager: Should have an instance of
SQL::Lib. A class that manages handling of sql statements. I found it easy to manage instead of inlining it in the class itself. With growing sql statments, it could become cumbersome to navigate through code. Provides better separation between code and non-code content. For
obo2chado, i have used SQL::Library module, seems to be a very good choice.
- logger: An instance of an logger.
- create_tables: Create temporary tables.
- create_indexes: Create indexes/constraints in temp tables as necessary.
- drop_tables: Drop temp tables if necessary(probably not needed).
- bulk_load: Load data in those temp tables, should be in bulk mode. If there are multiple data sections going to different temp tables and they are independent then loading could be parallalized. This method is expected to be backend specific, so for example for postgresql backend, we used COPY command to load the data.
- add_data: This would be more or less to add a row of
data_objectto the manager. It will cache the data unless it is above threshold and
load_datais invoked.
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Remember, there will be a separate manager class for each backend. However, they should share a identical interface.
And then the common attributes and methods are then put into an interface role which any staging loader have to consume and implement.
In addition, we also need some helper classes that could have the following responsibilities:
- Managing data caches: It could be any implementation that provides a temporary storage. So, far i have used a simple in memory array for
ob2chadoloader. It is implemented as a parametric Moose Role. Consume that role in a Moose class..
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The above will import four methods/element making a total of 8 methods in the class. For term it will import …
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The use will be very simple…
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- Basic CRUD for database: It is absolutely chado specific pattern where four tables cv,cvterm, dbxref and db are frequently reused. Here is one of the implementation. It provides bunch of reusable methods that mostly works on one of the four tables mentioned earlier…
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- Data transformations: There are few methods needed here and there, however currently they are private to the other helpers. Still nothing there which stands out.
However, these are not set in stone and there could be handful of helper classes. And it depends on the manager class which one it needs to consume. But its important to share the helper classes for different backend specific manager class. So, all the helper classes should have a defined interface.
Loading into chado from staging
Quite obviously, the responsible entity(or class) will transfer the data to the actual tables in chado database. Lets get down to the interface ….
- schema: Mentioned earlier.
- sqlmanager: Similarly, mentioned earlier.
- alter_tables: To prepare chado tables for bulk load, such as disabling indexes and/or foreign keys etc, if needed.
- bulk_load: This method generally runs a series of all sql statements to do the actual data loading.
- reset_tables: Should reset the chado tables to its pristine states if the "alter_tables"` method did any change. Also any other procedure.
- logger: An instance of an logger.
The methods should run in the following order …
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This loading phase should run after the staging as it needs data from staging tables. As usual, the methods and attributes should be wrapped around a generic interface role.
The loader itself
The loader would be provide a command line/webapp interface that basically coordinate these managers(both staging and chado) to load it. The loader frontend also ensures that all the steps are executed in order. Here's how the software stack interacts with each other.
- The loader frontend only has direct interaction with the flat file, however it does not have any connection with storage backend. It does also interacts with both the managers.
- Staging manager interacts with only temp storage whereas Chado manager interacts with both storages. However, the managers are completely decoupled.
The diagram below shows data flow where it goes from the flat file to the chado database.
- The data get pushed by the frontend to the
Stagingmanagerand then into staging tables.
- The
Chadomanagerthen pulls it from staging table and push it to the chado database.
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Welcome to day 22 of my 31 Days of ReSharper.
So I've covered Alt+Enter, which is all about fixing code. Sometimes it does this by generating new code (e.g., when you change a class to implement an interface, and Alt+Enter has to generate method implementations), but the focus is on fixing errors and warnings.
Today I'll cover Alt+Ins, which is specifically geared toward generating code.
The Alt+Ins menu
When you press Alt+Ins, a menu appears, showing all possible code-generation commands. This menu always shows all of its commands, and grays out the ones that aren't available (as opposed to other ReSharper menus that only show the available items).
Alt+Ins generates code within a class, so if you press Alt+Ins when the cursor isn't inside a class, everything will be grayed out.
Common features of the Alt+Ins wizards
Every one of the Alt+Ins commands brings up a wizard. Typically, the wizard pages will contain lists where you can select things (fields, for example) that you want taken into consideration by the generated code.
There are two types of lists in these wizard pages: there's the checked list, and the regular list.
The checked list, as seen above, has checkboxes next to each item. It seems to be used when you can select zero or more items (i.e., when "no selection" makes sense).
The regular list has no checkboxes; you make your selection by selecting one or more items in the list. It's a standard multiselect listview, so you can Shift+click and Ctrl+click to select multiple items.
The regular list seems to be used when you must select at least one item, although this isn't actually enforced. You can get some amusing results by Ctrl+clicking the only selected item to de-select it, and then moving on through the wizard.
If you want to select everything in a list, it's easy. In the checked list, press Ctrl+A and then Space. In the regular list, just press Ctrl+A.
Generate Constructor
This command generates a parameterized constructor to initialize some or all of the fields on your class. It shows a checked list where you can select which fields you want to initialize.
Features worth noting:
Plumbing. If the base class constructor takes parameters, the newly-generated constructor will automatically take the same parameters, and pass them to the base constructor. These parameters will be put first in the parameter list. (Later, I'll talk about a feature that lets you re-order parameters if you want.)
Multiple constructors. If the base class has multiple constructors, there will be a second wizard page that asks you which constructors to call. If you select more than one, then more than one new constructor will be generated.
Dumb. There's no checking to see whether constructors already exist. If you tell it to generate a constructor with the same parameters as one you've already got, it will happily do it, and then give you red squigglies because the code doesn't compile. It's one of only two Alt+Ins commands that don't check to make sure they're generating good code.
Generate Property
There are three commands: Read property, Write property, and Read-write property. They all work the same: they ask you which fields to generate properties for, and then they go do it.
This one is smart. If you've already created some properties, then those fields won't be selectable in the wizard. If you've already created properties for all of your fields, then all of the property-generation commands in the menu will be disabled.
Implement Interface Member
This one is actually identical to using Alt+Enter to Implement Members, except that it only shows interface members, not abstract methods.
Override Inherited Member
This is, again, just like Alt+Enter to Implement Members, except that (a) it doesn't show interface members, and (b) it shows virtual (non-abstract) methods as well as abstracts.
Equals() and GetHashCode() will be shown in this list, but keep in mind that there's a cooler way to do those — use the "Equals and GetHashCode" command in the Alt+Ins menu, described below.
Generate Delegating Members
This is really handy when you're writing an adapter or a decorator, or just when you want to make your code more Demeterish. It generates code that looks like this:
public int Length { get { return _inner.Length; } } public void GetFoo(FooSpec spec) { return _inner.GetFoo(spec); } public void DoSomething() { _inner.DoSomething(); }
In this example, I delegated the
Length property and the
GetFoo() and
DoSomething() methods to the
_inner field. The Generate Delegating Members wizard makes this the matter of a few clicks and can do several members at once, and it's subject to a lot less human error than doing it by hand.
You can delegate to any field or property (so you can delegate to something that's lazy-initialized, for example). First you select the field or property, and then on the second page, you select the members to delegate.
Like Generate Constructor, this one is also dumb. It will let you delegate the same method signature more than once, which will lead to non-compilable code.
Generate Equals and GetHashCode
It's not common to need to override
Equals and
GetHashCode, but when you do, I think some automated assistance would be quite welcome.
First the wizard asks you which fields you want to compare in
Equals(), and then it asks which of those fields you want to use in calculating
GetHashCode(). It's smart enough to know that if a field isn't used in determining equality, then that field had better not be used in calculating the hash code (i.e., if you don't check a field on the first page, then it's not available on the second page).
If any of the fields you select are reference types, there's a third wizard page, which asks if there are any fields that can be assumed to be non-null. If so, it can simplify the implementation of GetHashCode().
Here's an example of the resulting code.
_name is assumed to be non-nullable;
_address is not.
public override bool Equals(object obj) { if (this == obj) return true; Foo foo = obj as Foo; if (foo == null) return false; if (_x != foo._x) return false; if (_y != foo._y) return false; if (!Equals(_name, foo._name)) return false; if (!Equals(_address, foo._address)) return false; return true; } public override int GetHashCode() { int result = _x; result = 29*result + _y; result = 29*result + _name.GetHashCode(); result = 29*result + (_address != null ? _address.GetHashCode() : 0); return result; }


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<-- Map of summer 2015
climbing roadtrip
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"Hey...are you a climber?....are you looking for a climbing partner for a few days?..." And that was how I met Sarah in the Mammoth Lakes Library. It turned out were both Stanford alums (she had started grad school there the year after I finished my undergraduate degree), and we had several mutual friends/climbing partners in the Stanford Alpine Club. So we hit it off quickly. Sarah and I proceeded to spend the next two days cragging in Pine Creek Canyon, a beautiful granite canyon located in the Sierra foothills between Bishop and Mammoth Lakes. After a couple of days of cragging, Sarah proposed we climb the West Ridge of Mt. Conness to give our arms a rest and get a cardio workout. Sure!, I said.
The West Ridge of Mt. Conness is one the best moderate alpine climbs in Tuolumne. In fact, Peter Croft called it the best route he had done in the Sierra backcountry (albeit before embarking on some of his recent mega-traverse-linkups). Most of the 1500' (vertical) route is 3rd and 4th class, with the most difficult climbing in the first two pitches which are rather sustained 5.6. The moderate level of difficulty makes this a great route to solo if you are comfortable with that sort of stuff. Sarah and I soloed it.
Sarah and I parted ways at the summit to descend by two different routes: Sarah by the standard SE ridge walk-off and me by the North Ridge. The North Ridge is also a popular moderate climb on Conness. Like the West Ridge, this route is rated 5.6, and is composed of long stretches of 3rd and 4th class occasionally interrupted with an exposed 5.6 move. By descending the North Ridge you get two classic routes in one day!
Sarah and I parted ways at the summit to descend by two different routes: Sarah by the standard SE ridge walk-off and me by the North Ridge. The North Ridge is also a popular moderate climb on Conness. Like the West Ridge, this route is rated 5.6, and is composed of long stretches of 3rd and 4th class occasionally interrupted with an exposed 5.6 move. By descending the North Ridge you get two classic routes in one day!
This was a super fun day—a wonderful way to stretch the legs and be treated to awesome views of Tuolumne the whole time. Since we were soloing, our packs were light and we moved pretty fast on the rock. Timewise, it took Sarah about 7.5 hours car-to-car for the West Ridge with standard descent and it took me about 8.5 hours car-to-car for my West Ridge to North Ridge link-up (break-down below). Long enough for a good work-out, but short enough that we were back at the car by early afternoon with plenty of time and energy to pack for the Incredible Hulk the next day....
Approach to West Ridge (Sawmill Campground to base of West Ridge): 3:30
West Ridge (base of ridge to summit): 1:48
Standard hike out (summit to Sawmill Campground): 2:00
Descent of North Ridge (summit to base of North Ridge): 1:15
Hike out from North Ridge (base of North Ridge to dam at end of Saddlebag Lake): 1:35
Below are a couple of route overlays and some photos from the day. Thanks Sarah for the excellent suggestion and great company!
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Approach to West Ridge
|1. Dilapidated shed of the Carnegie Institute.
2. Sarah pointing out the saddle we will pass through.
3. You pretty much go up just right of the high point in this photo. The summit of Conness is not visible in this photo.
4. The summit of Conness is on the right. Now that you're practically on top, you drop down off the plateau.
5. Sarah taking in the view. From here you can see almost all of the major Tuolumne domes.
6. Me standing at the edge of the plateau gazing at the steep SW Face of Conness. This is the location from which you drop down to hike below the SW Face to the W Ridge.
7-8. The loose 3rd class descent off the plateau get below the SW Face.
9. Sun and shadow on the steep SW Face of Conness.
10. Sarah hiking below the SW Face of Conness.
11. Looking up at the Southwest Face (Harding) Route, rated 10c, and known for its burly nature. I had been eyeing this route in the guidebook for awhile, and I ended up climbing it about a week later. What a climb! Click here for my trip report for the SW Face of Conness.
Climb West Ridge
|12. Starting up the West Ridge. The first few hundred feet are the hardest climbing on the route (rather sustained 5.6). The route is not entirely straightfoward to locate but is roughly 5-10 feet right of the left arete for the first "pitch" and then crosses onto the arete for the second "pitch".
13. On the first "pitch", the key is to identify the orangish blocks (left) and the roof (above Sarah's right shoulder) and climb between these.
14. Sarah soloing on the lower part of the West Ridge.
15. Sarah above the crux 5.6 climbing, with mostly 4th class climbing stretching ahead of her to the summit.
16. Stay on the ridge for the best exposure.
17. Climbers on the lower West Ridge.
18. Looking down at the West Ridge stretching below.
19. Sarah climbing fun rows of cracks on the upper West Ridge. It's low 5th here, and super fun with great exposure.
20. Looking up the West Ridge. So fun.
On Summit
|21. Sarah on the summit of Conness. Conness Lakes below.
Descend North Ridge
|22. This photo shows the standard descent, which is by the SE Ridge (2nd) and reversing the most part of the W Ridge approach.
23. I chose to descend the North Ridge. This photo shows climbers coming up the North Ridge. The Second Tower is on the left.
24. Looking up the 5.6 crux of the North Ridge. This is typically rappelled, but since I was descending via the ridge I climbed up it. It was my favorite section of the ridge.
25. Looking back up at the summit of Conness. The upper North Ridge is pictured in the photo. Although this part is mostly 4th and low 5th, I found it to be somewhat challenging to descend having not come up it. The rock on the North Ridge seems a tad less grippy than the rock on the West Ridge.
26. Looking down at the lower North Ridge. This is mostly 3rd and 4th.
27. Looking up the North Ridge from near the base of the route: summit, Second Tower, and First Tower.
28. Looking down the lowest section of the North Ridge. Easy 3rd rom here.
29. Conness Lakes and Saddlebag Lake in distance. The trailhead is at the right (south) end of Saddlebag Lake.
30. Conness above one of the Conness Lakes.
31. Cool veins in the rock near Conness Lakes. Sort of looks like a knight riding a dragon and fighting a snake....
32. The trail around Saddlebag Lake. The parking for the North Ridge approach is at the south end of Saddlebag Lake while the parking for the West Ridge approach is about 0.6 miles earlier at Sawmill Campground. Sarah had gotten out a bit before me so she drove the car up to pick me up at Saddlebag Lake.


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It is no secret that vegetables are one of the healthiest kind of food. Of course, they should not have any pesticides and be organic in order to be really healthy for one's body. They contain a lot of vitamins and mineral and often few calories. This way a person can have them without gaining weight and, of course, staying strong and healthy.
And since we like delicious and healthy ingredients and recipes, we decided to show you a couple of recipes to try on your own this week. As you can guess, they are going to be with vegetables, but the main ingredient in both of them is going to be a particular kind of vegetable – zucchini. Here are the two recipes and how to prepare them.
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4 zucchini
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1 egg
1 tablespoon of garlic powder
1 teaspoon of black pepper
½ teaspoon of red pepper flakes
½ teaspoon of salt
½ cup of mozzarella
1/3 cup of cheddar cheese
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The first thing you need to do is to wash the zucchini well because you would not need to peel them. It is best to cook them with the peels. Then remove the parts of it which were connecting the zucchini on the stem of the flower and to remove any other dark or rotten pieces of the zucchini. When this is ready, you need to grate all the zucchini. And then put them in a bowl.
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Then you need to add the egg, the garlic powder, the pepper flakes, the salt and the parmesan into the bowl with the grated zucchini. Mix the ingredients in the bowl well until they are seasoned equally.
Then get a clean hand towel and put the mixture on it. Wrap the zucchini mixture in the towel and start squeezing it so the excess water from it to be drained. Then the mixture would be ready to be cooked.
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Get a baking tin and line it with some baking paper. Put the zucchini mixture on top of it and spread it thinly all over the tin. Make sure all of the mixture is placed on top of baking paper. Then put the tin in the oven and bake it for 35-40 minutes at 2200C. When the time ends, get the tin out of the over.
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Now sprinkle the mozzarella cheese and the cheddar cheese on top of the baked zucchini mixture and make sure you sprinkle them evenly. After that you need to bake the dish for 10 more minutes at 1750C. The time would be just enough to make the cheeses melt a little bit.
Step 5
When the dish is ready, you need to take it out of the oven and cut the crust into pieces. You could cut them however you like but probably it would be best to cut them in rectangular pieces. You can serve them with some ketchup, tomato sauce, or marinara sauce. Dip the pieces into the sauce and then have them.
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3 zucchini
2 tablespoons of butter
2 chicken breasts
¾ cup of cream
1 cup of parmesan
2 tablespoons of parsley
3 cloves of garlic
1 teaspoon of salt
1 teaspoon of black pepper
Step 1
First you need you need to wash the zucchini and to cut the peduncle. Then cut them into lines. If you prefer you could cut them alongside or into small lines. Once you have cut the zucchini into pieces, put them into the microwave for 2 minutes to make them softer.
Step 2
The next thing you need to do is to cut the chicken breasts into pieces. They need to be about 6 centimeters long, but if you prefer them to be smaller, you could cut them this way as well. Then chop the garlic cloves and the parsley.
Step 3
Now get a deep pan and heat the butter in it. Once the butter in completely melted add the chicken breast pieces and stir them a little to get some melted butter on them. Then season them with the salt and the pepper and stir them once again.
Step 4
Add the chopped garlic cloves into the pan and mix them with the chicken breasts. Then add the cream and stir everything together. Add the parmesan and the chopped parsley and stir the ingredients once again together.
Step 5
Let the dish sizzle for a couple of minutes until the excess water from it evaporates and the cream turns beige. After that you simply need to take the pan off the hot plate. Add the microwaved zucchini pieces into it and mix them well with the rest of the ingredients.
And the dish will be ready. You can serve it. Enjoy!


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Today it's my absolute pleasure to do a spotlight feature for Paul E. Hardisty and his book The Abrupt Physics of Dying which is the debut novel for new publisher Orenda Books founded by Karen Sullivan.
Canadian by birth, Paul Hardisty has spent 25 years working all over the world as an engineer, hydrologist and environmental scientist. He has roughnecked on oil rigs in Texas, explored for gold in the Arctic, mapped geology in Eastern Turkey (where he was befriended by PKK rebels), and rehabilitated water wells in the wilds of Africa. He was in Ethiopia in 1991 as the Mengistu regime fell, and was bumped from one of the last flights out of Addis Ababa by bureaucrats and their families fleeing the rebels. In 1993 he survived a bomb blast in a café in Sana'a, and was one of the last Westerners out of Yemen before the outbreak of the 1994 civil war.
Paul is a university professor and Director of Australia's national land, water, ecosystems and climate adaptation research programmes. He is a sailor, a private pilot, keen outdoorsman, conservation volunteer, and lives in Western Australia with his family.
Claymore Straker is trying to forget a violent past. Working as an oil company engineer in the wilds of Yemen, he is hijacked at gunpoint by Islamic terrorists. Clay has a choice: help uncover the cause of a mysterious sickness afflicting the village of Al Urush, close to the company's oil-processing facility, or watch Abdulkader, his driver and close friend, die.
As the country descends into civil war and village children start dying, Clay finds himself caught up in a ruthless struggle between opposing armies, controllers of the country's oil wealth, Yemen's shadowy secret service, and rival terrorist factions.
As Clay scrambles to keep his friend alive, he meets Rania, a troubled journalist. Together, they try to uncover the truth about Al Urush. But nothing in this ancient, unforgiving place is what it seems. Accused of a murder he did not commit, put on the CIA's most-wanted list, Clay must come to terms with his past and confront the powerful forces that want him dead.
Gritty, gripping and shocking, The Abrupt Physics of Dying will not only open your eyes. but keep them glued to the page until the final, stunning denouement is reached.
How close was your own experience to that of Claymore Straker?
Clay is someone I could have become if life had gone a different direction (except that he is taller, braver, tougher and better looking than me). I was very close to going to SA in the early eighties to join up to fight in Angola. In the end, thankfully, it didn't happen. Eighteen is simply not a rational place. The core events described in the book are based on experiences I had in Yemen in the 90's doing the same work Clay does, fictionalised of course.
Your descriptions of Yemen are beautiful, vivid and affectionate, yet you call it one of the most 'tortured places on earth'. Can you explain why?
Yemen is such a beautiful place. Stark, rugged, strung with gems. But, yes, tortured. Bound hand and foot to the past, to ancient traditions, being brutally forced into the present. When I was there in the early nineties working for the UN, I modelled water use in Sana'a, the capital, and found that the whole basin would start running out of water between 2010 and 2020, without major reforms. Of course, nothing has been done, and wells are starting to run dry. Millions of people in one of the driest places on Earth. Oil was discovered in the 90s too, and rapidly exploited by foreign companies. The oil, too, is now starting to run out. The development stats are shocking, especially for women. Ninety percent are illiterate, each will have on average 9 live births in her lifetime. Half the population is under 13, and every male over 9 is armed. The government has no control outside of the two main cities. And with all that, it is a place that everyone should see before they die.
It's unusual to find such a page-turning, action-packed and often violent thriller written so poetically. What are your influences?
I'm not trying to be poetic. Just trying to write as well as I can. Write so that the reader can actually feel, see and smell it, so they can be transported there. I'm an engineer and a scientist. I guess what I'm trying to do is meld the factual with the sensory, merge perception with determinism, logic with faith, the real with the impression. A science-art hybrid? Beauty and fact. Oil and water. Calculation and feeling. Influences: Houellebecq, Hemingway, Newton (Isaac), James Gleick, Kim Stanley Robinson, Robert Stone, Balzac.
How long did it take you to write The Abrupt Physics of Dying?
The basic idea for The Abrupt Physics of Dying came to me about ten years ago. I really didn't start writing it seriously until 2009. I was learning. It went through a lot of changes. I have a lot of people to thank for helping me find the story that was buried in there.
The sequel has already been signed by Orenda Books. Are there more in the pipeline?
I'm thrilled about Orenda agreeing to publish the sequel, The Evolution of Fear. It's writted and ready to go (save a few minor edits). I haven't started working on another in the series yet. Clay is out there doing whatever he's doing, I guess. Certainly there is a prequel there - he's lived all that already. I'm not sure yet though if those stories are going to be told. I guess it depends on whether anyone is interested. I'm almost finished another novel that has nothing to do with Clay.
Were some parts of the book more difficult to write than others?
The whole thing was pretty tough to write. I got way too close to it, way too many times. I was falling in love with my characters, with what they were doing, and I needed detachment. It hurt letting them go. I work full time at a job I think is important, and yet it hurt that I couldn't write every day, especially when it was all there wanting to come out.
You deal sensitively and respectfully with issues of faith and religion, which underpin some of the plot. Can you talk about that a little?
When I was Yemen, and working in other parts of the Middle East, I learned a lot about Islam. I read the Koran. Twice - I didn't understand it at all the first time. I have a lot of Muslim friends. One of them called me from Egypt the day the Twin Towers came down, crying over the phone for an hour, he was so upset. I flirted for a while with letting myself be converted. It's a compelling faith, in a lot of ways, it infects you. I've come a lot closer to Islam than I have to Christianity, despite all those years of Sunday School. But violence in the name of religion is one of the great tragedies of humanity. In the end, it's the most powerful argument against organised religion. I believe in the Sun. In the Earth. In air and water and life. I believe in people.
Some of the violence inflicted on the hero, Clay Straker, is difficult to stomach. Were you worried that it would put readers off?
When you're in a fight, win or lose, there is pretty good chance you are going to get hurt. I used to fight a lot, and have a lot of broken bones, scars and missing teeth from it (I wasn't very good at it). If there are weapons involved, that probability becomes a near certainty. Faced with that, most people chose not to fight. Clay has to make that decision. And he suffers for it. He can't skip unscathed through this. Some other protagonists might - but he's a pretty average guy. Not an ex SAS sniper, not an international spy, not ex-CIA, MI6, or Navy SEAL. He not brilliant, and not trained in much except how to shoot a gun, throw a punch, and do some math. And he's pretty screwed up, to boot. So he gets smashed up. He needs to get smashed up. He wants to get hurt. A lot of people are like that.
You've had some extraordinary experiences in your life – did they guide your writing?
I want to write more. I've had a few experiences that could make pretty good stories.
How does it feel to have your book in print?
Great. It wasn't real for me though until a few days ago when I got the first real (paper) volume. I flipped through the pages and inhaled the thing. Love that book smell.
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Maybe they've cheated, are cheating, or are considering cheating and don't understand how they wound up in this situation. Maybe they've discovered their spouse has been or is being unfaithful. Maybe they've found out someone close to them has had or is having an affair.
Regardless of your reason for wanting to understand what causes infidelity in marriage, gaining some clarity about the possible reasons can help you begin to heal from the repercussions of the betrayal.
In general, what causes infidelity in marriage falls into one of four categories.
- The straying spouse has unmet emotional needs.Among the many different feelings reported as being at the root for infidelity are loneliness, neglect, unappreciated, emotionally irrelevant, fear of growing older, sadness, anger, resentment, boredom, disconnection from their spouse, trapped, isolated, disrespected, insecurity and bitterness.Of course experiencing feelings like these don't mean it's OK to have an affair. They simply indicate that the person experiencing them is in pain.And when someone is in pain, they try to make it stop. Although there are many ways to alleviate emotional pain, those who choose to relieve theirs through infidelity have made a poor decision.
- They are sexually dissatisfied.Sexual dissatisfaction isn't just about sexual frequency or a sexless marriage. (Although these are certainly valid reasons to feel sexually frustrated.)Sexual dissatisfaction can also result from unfulfilling sex. Sometimes people expect the excitement and fun they initially had with their partner as the norm and anything less is unsatisfying. Unsatisfactory sex can also result from a consistent failure to reach orgasm.Another way in which infidelity in a marriage can be caused through sexual frustration is living apart for extended periods of time. Without regular sexual contact with each other, at least one of the spouses can easily stray in an effort to meet their sexual needs.Sexual dissatisfaction in marriage can also result from issues involving body image and aging. The straying spouse may question their own sexual attractiveness and search for validation outside of their marriage. Then again, the straying spouse may have strayed because they have issues with the changes in their spouse's body that come with life and aging.Regardless of the root cause of their sexual dissatisfaction, their needs aren't being met. So, the sexually frustrated spouse will try to have their needs met in other ways that can lead to infidelity.
- The couple has miscommunicated and/or the straying spouse has avoided communication.The types of miscommunication that lead to infidelity take many different forms.Not talking about values will almost always be problematic for couples because infidelity means different things to different people. For example, some people believe there are emotional affairs and some don't. This type of mismatch in values can cause unintentional infidelity.Not talking about each spouse's expectations of marriage is another miscommunication that can lead to infidelity. One example of this would be mismatched expectations of what an open marriage is which again can cause unintended infidelity.Unfaithfulness can also result from avoided communication. Types of eschewed conversations include second thoughts after the wedding, jealousy over the attention given to a new baby, a cry for help, conflict avoidance, and even wanting a divorce.In other words, when a spouse strays because of avoided communication, they're acting out instead of talking about the issues.
- The betraying mate has psychological issues.For some people the root cause of infidelity is much more complicated because they have underlying challenges that they've either not yet been able to appropriately deal with or have not yet discovered.A few examples of underlying issues that can cause infidelity include childhood baggage, addictions, narcissism, intimacy disorder, and bipolar disorder.
In each of these categories, you can see that spouses cheat because their needs or their spouse's needs aren't being met in some way. Unmet needs are extremely hazardous to marriages – even happy ones.
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Now you have a starting point for moving forward because you have some context for having meaningful conversations about why the things that happened happened. And it's with these conversations that you can begin to heal from the repercussions of the betrayal.
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Corporate America's involvement in this chapter of governmental mayhem is unusual. Rarely does the C-Suite set roll up its sleeves and weigh into policy to this degree, and it certainly doesn't take as high profile a role. MacGuineas's Fix the Debt group, which is aligned with debt crusaders Erskine Bowles and Alan Simpson, has already wooed CEOs. Now it is setting its sights on trade associations, trying to recruit them to be a part of the effort.
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The charm offensive comes as Speaker John Boehner has taken a more methodical and coordinated approach to negotiations with the president. Unlike last year, Boehner isn't operating in the shadows. He has galvanized significant support for his deficit-reduction and tax-reforming gambit, a crusade that has earned him praise in The Wall Street Journal and among other factions in the conservative intelligentsia.
This section of the offensive was sparked by the outsize attention being paid to taxes and not entitlements. It is to beat back at the idea that Republicans will be to blame if a deal isn't reached.
"There's a perception that a big deal didn't get done with the debt ceiling and the Joint Select Committee and we're the ones that tanked it," one Republican leadership aide said. "We're trying to correct that."
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"CEOs are signing letters, and the letters are being turned into propaganda to support Obama," one Republican lobbyist said. "It's easy to put together a letter and say 'act responsibly.' It's another to say 'let's be responsible and start with me.'"