out.println("Input: <system ID> <ctp ID> <Impl ID> <Plt ID> <cpp file name wo/.cpp> [optional flags]");
        System.out.println("Or");
        System.out.println("Input: -source_id <source ID> <Impl ID> <Plt ID> <cpp file name wo/.cpp> [optional flags]");
        System.out.println("flags: ");
        System.out.println("       -v   --> Verbose mode");
        System.out.println("       -database <database_name> --> \"bluegene\" by default");
        System.out.println("       -dumpRTP --> dumps the parsed contents of the RTP file (for debugging)");
        System.out.println("       -debug   --> turns on debugging info");
        System.out.println("       -checkIntegrity   --> checks that the site list and the corresponding param list are of the same size");
        System.out.println("       -regen <existing_cpp_filename> --> Regenerates a fresh cpp file and a fresh script file.");
        return;
    }

    private static int getAttrFromFile(String filename, String attr) throws Exception {
        BufferedReader fIn = null;

        try {
            fIn = new BufferedReader(new FileReader(filename));
        } catch (FileNotFoundException e) {
            System.err.println(e.getMessage());
            System.exit(1);
        }

        String line = null;
        try {
            line         = fIn.readLine();
        } catch (IOException e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
            System.out.println("SimpleParser::parser():: Error reading the rtp file");
            System.exit(1);
        }

        while(line!= null) {

            line.trim();
            if(line.startsWith("//%"+attr)) {
                String attrString = line.substring(line.indexOf(":")+1, line.length());
                int attr_id = Integer.parseInt( attrString );
                return attr_id;
            }

            line = fIn.readLine();
        }

        throw new Exception("ERROR:: File: " + filename + " is not regeneratable... ");
    }
}
A parser for a release information response from a PEAR server.
The XML document received from the server.
Return the package name.
Return the package channel.
The package channel.
Return the release version.
The release version.
Return the package license.
The package license.
Return the package summary.
The package summary.
Return the package description.
The package description.
Return the release notes.
The release notes.
Return the uri for downloading the package.- CCSU THEATRE
Art: Evoking Emotion and Inspiring New Ways of Thinking
Art is a concept that encompasses visual, auditory and/or performing ideas created by an “author” to invoke an emotion, whether positive or negative, in the viewer. It isn’t always described as beautiful since beauty is subjective to each individual, but it has an emotional power behind it that is designed to be admired. It is about arranging elements that have meaning to the creator in the hope of sharing how the artist personally experiences the world.
Art is a way to express the feelings that most people are afraid to voice, as well as being a way to tap into a person’s sense of vulnerability. People expose themselves to different kinds of art, and leave themselves open to experience whatever emotions that are going to be forced on them whether it’s by a musician, actor or painter. Although art is subjective, viewers are still able to decipher the difference between a work that has the intent to be sad or one with the intent to be joyful, and then allow themselves to step into the shoes of the creator in order to understand what is being presented to them. Which in turn makes the audience emotionally vulnerable.
The purpose of art besides evoking emotions in the viewer, is to create thinking. Because it’s made to stir thought it has influences over culture and society by how it pushes norms and boundaries by being able to be used as a platform for the politically and socially disenfranchised.
A song, painting or play can be enough to spark emotions in those who encounter mistreatment; to rally together and push for a change. The human experience rarely changes and art through history has always voiced the opinion of both society and the individual person; an outspoken voice on our concerns, ideals, and visions.
An individual could be passionate about social change and justice but still need that extra push to encourage them to use their voice. Art can make that happen. Seeing a politically charged play or painting could be enough to spark them into action, to move towards the goal they want achieved. Throughout history and theatre history plays have always matched the current political climate of the country, and pushed the barriers of what people are usually too afraid to voice on their own.
We see plays that have encouraged women and people of color throughout the ages to band together and push for needed change, and lead the way to show that it is possible. An example of that would be Euripides using his platform to give women strong characters that they could use as a voice of their own.
--JORDIN NICOLAE
UPDATE: Guilford County officials are reporting 8,100 backlogged food stamp applications before next week’s deadline.
Guilford County is sitting on an unknown number of pending applications for food stamps, a development North Carolina health officials say puts the state at risk of not meeting a March 31 federal deadline.
N.C. Health and Human Services Secretary Aldona Wos informed lawmakers about the problem in Guilford County at a health oversight committee hearing Wednesday morning about the state’s Medicaid budget. She said the news came just five days before a U.S. Department of Agriculture to clear the last of what was a massive backlog of people waiting for federally-funded food assistance.
Wos did not provide many details about the scope of the Guilford County issue, other than to say that it appeared that the county social services staff had not entered the information into the state’s benefits delivery system called N.C. FAST.
“This is not a problem with the NC FAST system,” Wos said.
She told lawmakers that state officials depend on counties to provide accurate information.
“We only know what the counties have entered and we are reliant on their accuracy,” Wos said.
DHHS staff was on its way to Greensboro to assess the problem, she said.
Wos said that, other than the recently realized issue in Guildford County, the state was on track to meet a March 31 deadline set by the U.S Department of Agriculture, with just 520 pending cases in the state.
The backlogs stemmed from the troubled rollout of the N.C. FAST (Families Accessing Services through Technology) system last spring as well as heavy caseloads at the county level as requests for food stamps have doubled in some urban counties.
Over the last few months, N.C. Policy Watch had heard from multiple people in Guilford County having issues receiving food stamps, including 72-year-old Maria Best of Greensboro, who has been without food assistance since November.
We first spoke with Best, a 72-year-old and recent breast cancer survivor living on a limited income, for a Feb. 12 article about the food stamps delays. Reached today, Best said she has yet to get any assistance, and has been waiting for more than three months for help. The last time she received food stamps was in November.
Note: This post will likely be updated as we learn more.
Are you waiting for food stamps? We’d like to hear from you. Email reporter Sarah Ovaska at [email protected] or call |||PHONE_NUMBER|||.
Ask the question of Wos and State DHHS. How behind on applications for Food Stamps were county workers before NCFast? The answer will be the workers weren’t. Ask the same officials why workers were advised to delete pending applications? And the answer may be they didn’t…..but most food stamp workers in any county can tell you they were advised to get rid of pending cases to make the numbers look good for USDA…I have Been told. In theory the system is great but in reality it is a nightmare for workers and clients.
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