 have created the file to prevent any other threads
         * from using the same session id.
         */
        result = apr_file_open( &fd, session_file, open_flags, open_perms, r->pool );

    } while( result!= APR_SUCCESS );

    apr_file_close(fd);

    return (session_file + offset);
}



/************************************
 * Static (internal) methods
 ************************************/

/**
 * Iterator method used to write a table key/value pair into a data packet.
 * @param vdata pointer to the data buffer
 * @param key the name of the session data key
 * @param value the session data value
 * @return 1 (as required)
 */
static int write_session_pair(void *vdata, const char* key, const char* value )
{
    session_packet* data = vdata;
    int lk = strlen(key);
    int lv = strlen(value);

    /* Check to see if we need to resize the buffer */

    if ((data->len +lk + lv + 2) > data->size ) {
        unsigned char* p = data->buffer;
        data->size += lk + lv + 2048;
        data->buffer = apr_pcalloc(data->pool, data->size);
        memcpy(data->buffer, p, data->len);
    }

    /* Copy the key and value into the buffer */

    strcpy((char*) data->buffer + data->len, key);
    data->len += lk + 1;

    strcpy((char*) data->buffer + data->len, value);
    data->len += lv + 1;

    return 1;
}
Any way to make PVR skip ahead/back faster?

I am a long time MythTV user looking into alternatives to my MythTV frontend.

I installed OpenElec / Kodi on a Raspberry Pi2 (with MPEG2 license).   Overall, it's a fantastic media player.    With practically no tuning, it is perfect 1080p video and 7.1 audio.

The one thing that's holding me back from switching over is the performance of video skip ahead/back when watching recordings.  In MythTV, video skips ahead almost instantly which is really great for jumping past commercials.

In Kodi, there is a delay when the arrow is pressed, then another delay when the video is resuming.   Is there any way to eliminate the delays or otherwise optimize the video skip performance?She's literally one of the nicest people I know, and in this episode we talk about her experience on the Price is Right. We talk about how she got on the show, Drew Carey and what she did with all those prizes.
It would have never occurred to me that Yusuf was Muslim. I guess since some Islamic Practices seam strange (to me) I planned on the followers being weird too. But he's a pretty normal dude with some crazy stories, and a member of a global faith.
I never had any desire to join the military. I feel like boot camp is way scarier than a student loans (especially if you have a nice creditor, thanks mom). For just a few minutes I get inside the mind of someone who sees the Utah Air National Guard as a great part of his life.
In this episode I talk to Elise about how she found love on tinder, as well as her experiences with other social media platforms.
  In this episode we talk about her experience.
is a Charter member and honor company with RDASW and has been dedicated to supporting youth within the community since its inception in 1958. It is recognized as a company that brings quality performances to the community and prepares young dancers for professional careers. The company’s founder, Margo Marshall, passed away this year and will be greatly missed. The company, however, continues its training standards under Artistic Director Mary Elizabeth Arrington who worked with Ms. Marshall for the past twenty-two years and has served as Co-Artistic Director of the company for the past 15 years.
City Ballet of Houston has brought world renowned, teachers and choreographers to Houston, to teach master classes and annual summer workshops for the company including Olga Baltacheyeva, Pavel Fomin, Anna-Marie Holmes, Alun Jones, Ted Kivett, Elvira Kokorina, John Magnus, Alexander Minz, Yuli Pandi, Michael Phillips, Michael Uthoff, Bruce Wells, Alan Hineline, Roni Mahler, Margo Sappington, Soili Arvola, Leo Ahonen, and Robert Underwood, as well Luis Fuente who now serves as an assistant to the director.
Dancers from City Ballet of Houston have joined numerous companies throughout the country including Atlanta Ballet, American Ballet Theater, Ballet Austin, Ballet de Santiago, Boston Ballet, Chicago City Ballet, Cincinnati Ballet, Pacific Northwest Ballet, Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre, Sacramento Ballet, San Francisco Ballet, Tennessee Festival Ballet, Tulsa Ballet Theatre, Joffrey Ballet, Het National and New York City Ballet. Many former CBH members are now teachers and directors within the region and around the world.
City Ballet of Houston produces a variety of performances and educational functions throughout the year in the greater Houston and Galveston areas. Our Nutcracker, staged by Frederic Franklin, is performed in Galveston and at Jones Hall as part of our Greater Houston Youth Nutcracker. The GHYN was founded in 1986 in cooperation with Inner City Productions and the Houston Parks and Recreation Department. Every September, CBH auditions H.I.S.D. school children in different city parks for “children’s parts” in the Nutcracker. Approximately 2500-3000 school children are bused to Jones Hall for the morning performances. The evening shows are free to the public, with tickets available at city parks.No extra costs for water or electricity!
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Sugar Homes: studio apartments for international students. The studios are located at a perfect location, right outside of the city center of Groningen and accessible by bike or by car.
The studio apartments are located at Suikerlaan, at the Suikerunie terrein. This cultural hotspot is known by everyone. In the summer there are many festivals, but the location is also the home for many artistic people and artists. The Suikerunie terrein is in general a calm location, but with a lot going on.
The studios themselves are around 27 m2 (289 ft2) and fully equipped. Via the front door, you enter your own kitchen/dining room, 11m2. There is a bathroom located in the middle of the studio. Inside you will find a toilet, sink and shower. In the back of the space there is a spacious living/sleeping area (11m2) with access to your very own balcony or terrace, where you can enjoy the Groninger sun.
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This TV-series is/was truly excellent! It is interesting, fun and
exciting. The characters are all watch-able ; Zeb, Luke, Laura, Aunt
Molly, Hillary and Mr.Beasley. :-) The actors all do a great job.
The main title (theme) is terrific and I wish somebody would post a link to somewhere on the web, where it can be obtained/purchased. I can only seem to find the soundtrack for the original movie (1963) and NOT the TV-mini (1978)...
I saw the show for the first time when I was 10 - so that doesn't count. :-) he he However, I saw it again last year and now that I'm thirty-something, I still think it's a tremendous show! :-)
I recommend the show to anybody, although obviously some parts may be a little scary for small children.
All in all, one of the greatest (mini) TV-series! :-)
How the west was won, was sendt on tv in Norway in they early
eigthies.
I'v never forgot it, and has waited and waited for a rerun, or that dvd's
or
vhs's should show up in the stores. Can't wait to see it again, but so far
my wish has not come thru.
I had like most of the girls in Norway, a hugh crush on Luke and Wolf Paw!
And the week could'nt go fast enough, waiting for the next
episode.
My highest wish for the future is that the whole series will be released
on
dvd, so I can buy it and see it as much as i want to.
And I know that many in Norway would agree with me, we never forgot the
Macahans, and saturday night on tv has'nt been the same
since!!!!!!!!!!
WE ALL LOVE THE MACAHANS, THE GREATEST WESTERNSERIES EVER MADE PLEASE RELEASE IT ON DVD OR VHS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!..
I remember watching this mini-series when it was first aired in the late
70's as a child. While I enjoyed the original tv movie THE MACAHAN'S" and
the 78 & 79 mini-series which followed I still find the 77 mini-series to
be the best one. I used to get goosebumps when I would hear the opening
title song accompanied by William (