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require 'spec_helper'
require 'radioactive_bunnies'
require 'support/workers/timeout_worker'
require 'support/workers/exception_worker'
require 'support/workers/dummy_worker'
require 'support/workers/failed_worker'

class CustomWorker
  include RadioactiveBunnies::Worker
  from_queue 'custom.worker', :prefetch => 20, :durable => true, :timeout_job_after => 13,
    :threads => 25, append_env: true
  def work(metadata, msg)
  end
end

describe RadioactiveBunnies::Worker do
  before(:all) do
    @conn = MarchHare.connect
    @ch = @conn.create_channel
    @ctx = RadioactiveBunnies::Context.new(logger: Logger.new(STDOUT))
    @ctx.run TimeoutWorker, ExceptionWorker, FailedWorker, DummyWorker, CustomWorker
    ['failed.worker', 'timeout.worker', 'dummy.worker', 'exception.worker'].each do |r_key|
      @ch.default_exchange.publish("hello world", routing_key: r_key)
    end
    sleep 2
  end

  after(:all) do
    @conn.close
    @ctx.stop
  end

  it "should start with a clean slate" do
    # check stats, default configuration
    expect(CustomWorker.jobs_stats[:failed]).to eql 0
    expect(CustomWorker.jobs_stats[:passed]).to eql 0
    expect(CustomWorker.queue_opts).
      to include({:prefetch => 20, :durable => true, :timeout_job_after => 13, :threads => 25,
                append_env: true})
  end

  it "should respond to configuration tweaks" do
    # check that all params are changed
    q = CustomWorker.queue_opts
    q[:timeout_job_after] = 1
    expect(CustomWorker.queue_opts).to include(timeout_job_after: 1)
    q[:timeout_job_after] = 13
  end

  it 'informs the RadioactiveBunnies::Context that a worker has been defined' do
    class HardlyWorks; end
    expect(RadioactiveBunnies::Context).to receive(:add_worker).with(HardlyWorks)
    class HardlyWorks; include RadioactiveBunnies::Worker; end
  end

  it 'includes context env if append_env: true is provided' do
    expect(CustomWorker.queue_name).to eql 'custom.worker_development'
  end

  it "should stop when asked to" do
    CustomWorker.stop
    expect(CustomWorker.stopped?).to be_truthy
  end

  it "should acknowledge a unit of work when worker succeeds" do
    expect(DummyWorker.jobs_stats[:failed]).to eql 0
    expect(DummyWorker.jobs_stats[:passed]).to eql 1
  end

  it "does not acknowledge failed work and tracks failures" do
    expect(FailedWorker.jobs_stats[:failed]).to eql 1
    expect(FailedWorker.jobs_stats[:passed]).to eql 0
  end

  it "should reject a unit of work when worker times out" do
    expect(TimeoutWorker.jobs_stats[:failed]).to be > 0
    expect(TimeoutWorker.jobs_stats[:passed]).to eql 0
  end

  it "should reject a unit of work when worker fails exceptionally" do
    expect(ExceptionWorker.jobs_stats[:failed]).to eql 1
    expect(ExceptionWorker.jobs_stats[:passed]).to eql 0
  end
end

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Q: How to make Quanta plus editor as a default editor? When I click on any file eg php file it open by default in gedit I want that it will open by default in quanta plus

A: Right click on the file -> select 'Properties' -> go to the 'Open With' tab -> select the text editor of your choice from the list.
I believe that will make the text editor you choose the default for that particular file type. You'll have to repeat those steps for every file type though (e.g. plain text file, .log, .txt, etc.)
Just saw, but this question was already answered in a general form here: How do I change the default text editor?

A: The easiest way I found to change mine to gvim (I think it should work the same for your editor) was to add text/plain=quanta.desktop to ~/.local/share/applications/defaults.list and restart nautilus.

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← New! Rilakkuma Meets Dr. Yellow!
What a nice pencil case!
Yes, I really enjoy the design, it is a very reductionist approach to bears.
That would be so cool seeing Rilakkuma at the Space Center!! I see now San-X has taken down the JAXA plushie so I hope it's still coming out soon X0 maybe it's not going to be for the net shop anymore!? Kyaaa your new kumas are super cuties. I always like the strawberry themes they do. Haha the new Funny Parts series XD *goes to check out Collection Page* It looks awesome and very well done!
OMG you're right, it's gone! Waaah whyyyy where did it go?? Optimistically, it could be that they took it down because they didn't get a chance to announce it officially yet. But ahh its so cute, I hope the collab is still happening!
I love the strawberry themes too – I think that's the theme I have the most of actually hahaha.
He really is!! I hope they put him back up though, Ariel noticed that his page is down from the Net Shop site. They didn't announce him officially on the blog, so I hope they're just taking it down temporarily so they can properly make an announcement.
I love strawberry kumas! Those look adorable.
There's sooo many things to look forward to this month. The Jaxa Rilakkuma looks so cute in his blue suit. I'm really loving the space series so far.
As for funny parts, I don't usually spend money on Rilakkuma accessories (plushies are my first priority haha), but I'm a little tempted to buy that phone case.
Yeah definitely, the Space Series hasn't disappointed at all – they must've gotten a new wave of great character designers.
Haha I know what you mean – the Funny Parts release reminded me that my current wallet/phone holder is a little worn out after being depended on for the past 4 years haha.


I hear ppl complaining many times that they don't know what to cook and they are tired of same food. Why not try new vegetables ? You really don't need to be stuck with same recipes and same vegetables. If you eat variety, then you will get all nutrition too.
This is another very easy, simple and quick recipe. I used frozen Ratalu from indian store to make it super quick.
Heat oil and season with mustard seeds, hing. Add ratalu , chopped tomato, ginger-garlic paste, turmeric powder,red chili powder, cumin-coriandor powder, salt, add some water and cook for 3 whistles.
That's it. Isnt' it super quick? And it taste just like potato. More creamy probably.
I had wtih roti and grapfruit juice on side. Delicious, healthy lunch.
Speaking abt grapefruit, lot of ppl don't like grapefruit but it's b/c you don't know when to cut grapefruit.
I always let grapefruit sit on kitchen counter for at least a week. Once fully ripe, make juice in citrus juicer. It's really tasty.
If grapefruit is not fully ripe, then it's bitter and sour.
Grapefruit does interfer with some medicines, so make sure you are allowed to eat grapefruit.


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Q: parse push notification with php I want to push notification with below code
the json I want to get is something like this
{
"data": {
    "message": "Hello! Welcome to parse notifications.",
    "title": "AndroidHive"
},
"is_background": false
}

below is php code
<?php
$url = 'https://api.parse.com/1/push';
$APPLICATION_ID = "T7G0qlJG5ygBVHZFVrqf8VO17vhQeeG3TnshxfQy";
$REST_API_KEY = "ywsoZIXPlrapASLHu5kvNBdCl7kfPe43OW3ugyZd";
$url = 'https://api.parse.com/1/push';
$data = array(
  'channles'=>'',
  'data'=>array('data'=>array(
      'message'=>'Hello! Welcome to parse notifications.',
      'title'=> 'ParseTest',
    ),
    "is_background"=> false
  ),
);
$_data = json_encode($data);
$headers = array(
    'X-Parse-Application-Id: ' . $APPLICATION_ID,
    'X-Parse-REST-API-Key: ' . $REST_API_KEY,
    'Content-Type: application/json',
);
$curl = curl_init($url);
curl_setopt($curl, CURLOPT_POST, 1);
curl_setopt($curl, CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS, $_data);
curl_setopt($curl, CURLOPT_HTTPHEADER, $headers);
curl_exec($curl);
?>

But nothing send to my device, anyone know how to solve it? Thank you.

A: The problem is the curl,add such code with make the curl work fine.
curl_setopt($curl,CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYPEER ,false);
curl_setopt($curl,CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYHOST  ,false);


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Q: Transcript show doesn't work I'm making a linked list structure with pharo smalltalk , and I'm trying to print my list to have an overview , I used 'Transcript show:' method but it doesn't work it prints "an Element" (the name of objects in the list) on the transcript , and when I use it separately on a workspace to print '3' or 'hello' for example it's works perfectly. I have read a lot of similar topics and it does not resolve my problem:
here is my code :
    printList
     |current|
     current := Element newElement: first.
     [ current  == nil ] whileFalse: [ Transcript show: (current getValue); cr.
                                        current := current getNext ].

Thanks ! :)

A: It looks like your code is working and as it tries to print the element to the Transcript it calls Element>>asString. Since your object doesn't implement this method, it falls back to the inherited Object>>asString method which tries to be clever and uses the default pattern which generates 'an Element'.
The solution is simple - just implement the asString method yourself in your Element class:
asString
    ^'Hello I am an Element'

You can get smarter than this. You usually want to make the output uniquely identifiable. If your Element class has a 'name' instance variable you can use this for example:
asString
    ^(name ifNil: ['(empty)']), ' Element'

This will print something like:

MyName Element


Seven residents, including five veterans, got to witness the ceremony. The veterans were presented with grommets of other honorably retired flags as an appreciation for their service. The seven Scouts who attended retired three flags that day, one from Cañon Lodge and two from other locations.
The Scouts recounted the story of the history of Old Glory and burned the flags according to protocol in the half-hour ceremony and concluded with their meeting, which they let the residents attend.


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I wear my Tummy Control Waist Trainer during meal times and it helps me to eat less.
Men's Tummy Control Waist Trainer Sport Latex Shapewear from our store Hiipps.
Pleasantly surprised with product and comfort. I bought the product one size below existing waist size and I am pleased with fit and finish.


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You are here: Home1 / Blog2 / Technology3 / Amazon4 / Amazon, Sony Falsely Advertising the PS Vita
Amazon, Sony Falsely Advertising the PS Vita
Amazon, Gaming, Marketing, Off-Topic, PlayStation Network, Rant, Reviews, Sony, Technology
The PlayStation Vita
After watching the PlayStation UStream today and in much anticipation of the PlayStation Vita, we were very disappointed to find out that the PS Vita being sold as a console capable of playing PSOne Classics won't play PSOne Classics on day one. We covered this as a potential leak, but now it's much more. Now you may disagree with our position, but we've got plenty of proof that what the sales ad Amazon displays for the PlayStation Vita is false advertising:
Vita can play PSP titles, minis, PS one classics, video and comics from the PlayStation Store
As I understand it, and I've consulted legal aid about this, the Vita should be able to play PSOne Classics as advertised. And as you can correctly assume, we've invested quite a bit of money into purchasing Final Fantasy and other Squaresoft / Square Enix PSOne Classics to play. All of them except for Legend of Mana and Chrono Cross.
We decided that this wasn't fair. And it isn't fair. You should complain. We did. To the FTC. What did we say to the FTC? Glad you asked.
I purchased the PS Vita First Edition Bundle with the anticipation that the console would be able to use PlayStation One Classics as it is advertised on this link: http://www.amazon.com/PlayStation-Vita-3G-Wi-Fi-Launch-Bundle/dp/B0071NH8B8/
Today Sony announced on their webcast that the PlayStation One Classics feature was "coming soon". This, as I understand it, is false advertising. As stated on the LA County Department of Consumer Affairs, "If they say it will do it, it should do it. If the advertisement says a product can do something, it must be able to do it. For example, if a manufacturer advertises that their product can cure cancer, then it must be able to cure cancer." I have made a significant investment into PlayStation One Classics on the PlayStation network that meets or exceeds the amount of money that I am paying for the PlayStation Vita. I feel ripped off as I have traded in my PSPGo to Amazon in the trust that the PSVita would do what it said it would do on Amazon.
Want an FTC Complaint Number to go look up our complaint? Sure. 35014256. Want to make your own FTC Complaint? Go ahead, make our day. And you should too because IT'S FALSE ADVERTISING. Need to see why? Here's a link to the Los Angeles Department of Consumer Affairs website in which they state:
If they say it will do it, it should do it. If the advertisement says a product can do something, it must be able to do it. For example, if a manufacturer advertises that their product can cure cancer, then it must be able to cure cancer. The next time you're at the grocery store, look in their vitamins section. Most dietary supplements won't tell you what the product does unless they can find evidence to support it.
Sure. Get mad at us, call us "Microsoft Fanboys" (that was a really funny tweet, thanks), don't alter the Amazon site to make our claim even more legitimate. It just sucks that we relied on a retailer and Sony to say one thing and then they promise it as a soon "eventuality". Yeah. Eventually the Mayan calendar may be right too. Guess we'll have to wait and see what Amazon and Sony does because they have TWO DAYS to fix this before it turns into a legitimate legal claim.
February 13, 2012 /2 Comments/by TurkReno Incorporated
Tags: Amazon, Chrono Cross, false advertising, Final Fantasy, Legend of Mana, minis, PlayStation Vita, PS One Classics, PSN, PSP titles, PSVita, Square Enix, Squaresoft
Sony PlayStation Vita Support for PSOne Classics is Live
Did Amazon Leak Unannounced PlayStation Vita Feature?
Final Fantasy VI Now Available on the PlayStation Network
The PlayStation Recap; Final Fantasy XIII Launches in the US
Sony PlayStation Network Outage; Amazon Brings Countless Millions Offline
Final Fantasy XV: Episode Duscae – Our Thoughts
The Global Digital says:
sony seems to be on a decline hope they turn there act around
J Strickland says:
We purchased the Vita as a gift for our 15 year old son for his birthday. Advertising says it allows you to sync up the game you are playing on your PS3 and take it with you anywhere. Well, what a crock. After many hours of frustration we finally figured out that it will only play the few Vita games that are currently available. Returning it tomorrow!!! Even the local tech's at Best Buy have told us that this is NOT a unique problem but really bad advertising on the part of Sony.
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Court Assigned: This case is assigned to U.S. District Court Judge Leonie M. Brinkema, at Albert V. Bryan United States Courthouse, 401 Courthouse Square, Alexandria, Virginia 22314.
Criminal Charges: On June 15, 2010, Lee Bentley Farkas, the former chairman of a private mortgage lending company, Taylor, Bean & Whitaker (TBW), was charged in a 16-count indictment for his alleged role in a more than $1.9 billion fraud scheme that contributed to the failures of Colonial Bank, one of the 50 largest banks in the United States in 2009, and TBW, one of the largest privately held mortgage lending companies in the United States in 2009.
According to the indictment and a motion seeking Farkas's detention filed in U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida, Farkas and his co-conspirators allegedly engaged in a scheme to misappropriate more than $400 million from Colonial Bank's Mortgage Warehouse Lending Division in Orlando, Fla., and approximately $1.5 billion from Ocala Funding, a mortgage lending facility controlled by TBW. Farkas and his co-conspirators allegedly misappropriated this money to cover TBW's operating losses. According to the government motion seeking Farkas's detention, the fraud scheme contributed to the failures of Colonial Bank and TBW. The indictment further alleges that Farkas and his co-conspirators committed wire and securities fraud in connection with their attempt to convince the United States government to provide Colonial Bank with approximately $553 million in TARP funds.
Court documents allege that the scheme began in 2002, when Farkas and his co-conspirators ran overdrafts in TBW bank accounts at Colonial Bank in order to cover TBW's cash shortfalls. Farkas and his co-conspirators at TBW and Colonial Bank allegedly transferred money between accounts at Colonial Bank to hide the overdrafts. After the overdrafts grew to tens of millions of dollars, Farkas and his co-conspirators allegedly covered up the overdrafts and operating losses by causing Colonial Bank to purchase from TBW more than $400 million in what amounted to fake mortgage loan assets, including loans that TBW had already sold to other investors and fake interests in pools of loans. Farkas and his co-conspirators allegedly caused Colonial Bank to hold these purported assets on its books at their face value when in fact the mortgage loan assets were worthless.
Court documents also allege that Farkas and co-conspirators caused TBW to hide impaired-value mortgage loans that it was unable to sell. Through a series of sham transactions, the conspirators allegedly hid impaired-value loans on Colonial Bank's books for a period of years in some cases.
According to court documents, Farkas and his co-conspirators at TBW also misappropriated hundreds of millions of dollars from Ocala Funding. Ocala Funding sold asset-backed commercial paper to financial institution investors, including Deutsche Bank and BNP Paribas Bank. Ocala Funding, in turn, was required to maintain collateral in the form of cash and/or mortgage loans at least equal to the value of outstanding commercial paper.
The court documents allege that Farkas and his co-conspirators diverted cash from Ocala Funding to TBW to cover its operating losses, and as a result, created significant deficits in the amount of collateral Ocala Funding possessed to back the outstanding commercial paper. To cover up the diversions, the conspirators allegedly sent false information to Deutsche Bank, BNP Paribas Bank and other financial institution investors to lead them to falsely believe that they had sufficient collateral backing the commercial paper they had purchased. According to court documents, in or about August 2009, Deutsche Bank and BNP Paribas Bank held approximately $1.68 billion in Ocala Funding commercial paper that had only approximately $150 million in cash and mortgage loans collateralizing it. When TBW failed in August 2009, the banks were unable to redeem their commercial paper for full value.
According to the indictment, in the fall of 2008, Colonial Bank's holding company, Colonial BancGroup Inc., applied for $570 million in taxpayer funding through the Capital Purchase Program (CPP), a sub-program of the U.S. Treasury Department's Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP). In connection with the application, Colonial BancGroup submitted financial data and filings that included materially false information related to mortgage loan and securities assets held by Colonial Bank as a result of the fraudulent scheme described above.
According to the indictment, Treasury conditionally approved Colonial BancGroup's TARP application contingent on the bank raising $300 million in private capital. Farkas and his co-conspirators allegedly led an effort to raise the $300 million. On or about March 31, 2009, the conspirators falsely informed Colonial BancGroup that they had identified sufficient investors to satisfy the TARP contingency. Farkas and his co-conspirators allegedly caused $30 million to be placed in escrow, falsely claiming it represented payments by investors, when in fact Farkas and another co-conspirator had diverted $25 million of the escrow amount from Ocala Funding. The indictment alleges that Farkas and his co-conspirators committed wire and securities fraud in connection with these misrepresentations. Ultimately, Colonial BancGroup did not receive any TARP funds.
The indictment also alleges that Farkas and his co-conspirators caused Colonial BancGroup to file materially false financial data with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) regarding its assets in annual reports contained in Forms 10-K and quarterly filings contained in Forms 10-Q. Colonial BancGroup's materially false financial data allegedly included overstated assets for mortgage loans that had little to no value that Farkas and his co-conspirators caused Colonial Bank to purchase. The indictment also alleges that Farkas and his co-conspirators caused TBW to submit materially false financial data to the Government National Mortgage Association (Ginnie Mae) in order to extend TBW's authority to issue Ginnie Mae mortgage-backed securities.
According to court documents, Farkas also personally misappropriated over $20 million from TBW and Colonial Bank.


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#include "Test.h"
#include "RecordTestUtils.h"

#include "SkRecord.h"
#include "SkRecordOpts.h"
#include "SkRecorder.h"
#include "SkRecords.h"
#include "SkXfermode.h"

static const int W = 1920, H = 1080;

DEF_TEST(RecordOpts_NoopDraw, r) {
    SkRecord record;
    SkRecorder recorder(&record, W, H);

    recorder.drawRect(SkRect::MakeWH(200, 200), SkPaint());
    recorder.drawRect(SkRect::MakeWH(300, 300), SkPaint());
    recorder.drawRect(SkRect::MakeWH(100, 100), SkPaint());

    record.replace<SkRecords::NoOp>(1);  // NoOps should be allowed.

    SkRecordNoopSaveRestores(&record);

    REPORTER_ASSERT(r, 2 == count_instances_of_type<SkRecords::DrawRect>(record));
}

DEF_TEST(RecordOpts_SingleNoopSaveRestore, r) {
    SkRecord record;
    SkRecorder recorder(&record, W, H);

    recorder.save();
        recorder.clipRect(SkRect::MakeWH(200, 200));
    recorder.restore();

    SkRecordNoopSaveRestores(&record);
    for (unsigned i = 0; i < 3; i++) {
        assert_type<SkRecords::NoOp>(r, record, i);
    }
}

DEF_TEST(RecordOpts_NoopSaveRestores, r) {
    SkRecord record;
    SkRecorder recorder(&record, W, H);

    // The second pass will clean up this pair after the first pass noops all the innards.
    recorder.save();
        // A simple pointless pair of save/restore.
        recorder.save();
        recorder.restore();

        // As long as we don't draw in there, everything is a noop.
        recorder.save();
            recorder.clipRect(SkRect::MakeWH(200, 200));
            recorder.clipRect(SkRect::MakeWH(100, 100));
        recorder.restore();
    recorder.restore();

    SkRecordNoopSaveRestores(&record);
    for (unsigned index = 0; index < record.count(); index++) {
        assert_type<SkRecords::NoOp>(r, record, index);
    }
}

DEF_TEST(RecordOpts_SaveSaveLayerRestoreRestore, r) {
    SkRecord record;
    SkRecorder recorder(&record, W, H);

    // A previous bug NoOp'd away the first 3 commands.
    recorder.save();
        recorder.saveLayer(NULL, NULL);
        recorder.restore();
    recorder.restore();

    SkRecordNoopSaveRestores(&record);
    switch (record.count()) {
        case 4:
            assert_type<SkRecords::Save>     (r, record, 0);
            assert_type<SkRecords::SaveLayer>(r, record, 1);
            assert_type<SkRecords::Restore>  (r, record, 2);
            assert_type<SkRecords::Restore>  (r, record, 3);
            break;
        case 2:
            assert_type<SkRecords::SaveLayer>(r, record, 0);
            assert_type<SkRecords::Restore>  (r, record, 1);
            break;
        case 0:
            break;
        default:
            REPORTER_ASSERT(r, false);
    }
}

static void assert_savelayer_restore(skiatest::Reporter* r,
                                     SkRecord* record,
                                     unsigned i,
                                     bool shouldBeNoOped) {
    SkRecordNoopSaveLayerDrawRestores(record);
    if (shouldBeNoOped) {
        assert_type<SkRecords::NoOp>(r, *record, i);
        assert_type<SkRecords::NoOp>(r, *record, i+2);
    } else {
        assert_type<SkRecords::SaveLayer>(r, *record, i);
        assert_type<SkRecords::Restore>(r, *record, i+2);
    }
}

DEF_TEST(RecordOpts_NoopSaveLayerDrawRestore, r) {
    SkRecord record;
    SkRecorder recorder(&record, W, H);

    SkRect bounds = SkRect::MakeWH(100, 200);
    SkRect   draw = SkRect::MakeWH(50, 60);

    SkPaint goodLayerPaint, badLayerPaint, worseLayerPaint;
    goodLayerPaint.setColor(0x03000000);  // Only alpha.
    badLayerPaint.setColor( 0x03040506);  // Not only alpha.
    worseLayerPaint.setXfermodeMode(SkXfermode::kDstIn_Mode);  // Any effect will do.

    SkPaint goodDrawPaint, badDrawPaint;
    goodDrawPaint.setColor(0xFF020202);  // Opaque.
    badDrawPaint.setColor( 0x0F020202);  // Not opaque.

    // No change: optimization can't handle bounds.
    recorder.saveLayer(&bounds, NULL);
        recorder.drawRect(draw, goodDrawPaint);
    recorder.restore();
    if (!SkCanvas::Internal_Private_GetIgnoreSaveLayerBounds()) {
        assert_savelayer_restore(r, &record, 0, false);
    }

    // SaveLayer/Restore removed: no bounds + no paint = no point.
    recorder.saveLayer(NULL, NULL);
        recorder.drawRect(draw, goodDrawPaint);
    recorder.restore();
    assert_savelayer_restore(r, &record, 3, true);

    // TODO(mtklein): test case with null draw paint

    // No change: layer paint isn't alpha-only.
    recorder.saveLayer(NULL, &badLayerPaint);
        recorder.drawRect(draw, goodDrawPaint);
    recorder.restore();
    assert_savelayer_restore(r, &record, 6, false);

    // No change: layer paint has an effect.
    recorder.saveLayer(NULL, &worseLayerPaint);
        recorder.drawRect(draw, goodDrawPaint);
    recorder.restore();
    assert_savelayer_restore(r, &record, 9, false);

    // No change: draw paint isn't opaque.
    recorder.saveLayer(NULL, &goodLayerPaint);
        recorder.drawRect(draw, badDrawPaint);
    recorder.restore();
    assert_savelayer_restore(r, &record, 12, false);

    // SaveLayer/Restore removed: we can fold in the alpha!
    recorder.saveLayer(NULL, &goodLayerPaint);
        recorder.drawRect(draw, goodDrawPaint);
    recorder.restore();
    assert_savelayer_restore(r, &record, 15, true);

    const SkRecords::DrawRect* drawRect = assert_type<SkRecords::DrawRect>(r, record, 16);
    REPORTER_ASSERT(r, drawRect != NULL);
    REPORTER_ASSERT(r, drawRect->paint.getColor() == 0x03020202);
}


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Elkann confident Juventus is on the right path with their rebuild
September 10, 2022 - 5:00 pm
The head of the Agnelli family John Elkann has backed Max Allegri to take Juventus back to the top of Italian football again.
The Bianconeri gaffer won five consecutive league titles in his first stint as the club's manager.
He was fired and was away from the club for two seasons. However, Juve brought him back in the last campaign to rebuild the team.
Fans had expected to win trophies under him in that campaign, but that never happened and they remain inconsistent this term.
They lost their last game to PSG in the Champions League and would look to get back to winning ways against Salernitana tomorrow.
Juve remains one of the top clubs in the world, but are they going in the right direction? Elkann thinks so.
He says, as quoted by Football Italia:
"I'm more than confident, I'm convinced! Because Juve are going through a new cycle, as has happened many times in the now 100-year history that links my family to the Juventus shirt.
"In 2023 my family will celebrate 100 years together with Juventus, a world record. And it's a strong bond that is passed on from generation to generation.
"After every cycle you have to have the patience to rebuild."
Elkann's family has owned this club for a century, so he knows what it means to be in transition.
Some fans want the team to keep winning, but there is a transition period for every club in the world, and this is ours.
John Elkann
martinn September 11, 2022 at 10:02 am
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English Paper Piecing is a method of quilting that involves using a paper shape, most commonly a hexagon, to add stability to the quilt. The quilt is hand stitched with pieces of fabric cut a ¼ inch bigger than the paper shape. The fabric is basted to the paper shapes before the shapes are sewn together. Once the quilt top is competed the papers are removed.
English Paper Piecing is a historical quilting technique that traces back to the 1770s. The earliest hexagon template that quilt researchers have found was made in England in 1770. Hexagons and English Paper Piecing became one of the most popular patterns and styles in England by during the early 1800's.
Godey's Ladies Book published the first hexagon pattern in 1835; It had complete instructions for the paper-piecing construction technique.
In the 1800's paper was a luxury, so women reused what paper that was available, newspaper, old letters, catalogues etc. This has enabled quilt historians to accurately date some of the earliest English Paper Pieced quilts, as the paper was often left in the quilts.
In 2010 the Victoria and Albert Museum held an exhibition, Quilts 1700-2010. Many of the museum's quilts were taken out of store for the first time in decades and following the publication of 'X-radiography of Textiles, Dress and Related Objects' in 2007, some of the quilts were analysed in this way. Articles have been produced telling the stories and detailing the construction of some iconic quilts from the collection.
To this day English Paper Piecing is a very popular method of quilting. With the small pieces required, it is a great way to use up scraps of fabric therefore being a very sustainable method of quilting.
The method of English Paper piecing is still the same today as it was in the 1800's but with new products to make the process a little simpler, quilters are saving time on some of the longer processes. For example, you can buy your paper templates ready made in all manner of shapes and sizes, and as for your fabric there are rulers now to make the cutting process so much quicker.


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This edited volume covers technological developments and current research trends in the field of photonics, plasmonics and optics, focusing on photonic crystals, semiconductor optical devices, optical communications and optical sensors, with an emphasis on practical sectors. It broadly contains the latest research domains contributed by experts and researchers in their respective fields with a major focus on the basic physics. Works in the area of electromagnetic bandgap structures (EBG) and metasurfaces are included for applications in different aspects of communications systems. Further, it covers research phenomena of microwave photonic devices to develop miniaturized high-frequency devices.
Reviews nonlinear optical phenomena related with materials and crystals and plasmonic effects on device fabrications
Contains a detailed analysis on photonic crystals with their applications in making all-optical passive components
Focusses on nonlinear optics, more precisely on crystals and materials, and computational aspects on evaluating their properties from Maxwell's equations
Presents an extensive study on the physics of EBG structures for application in antenna and high-frequency communications
Includes metamaterials and metasurfaces for applications in photonics as well as in microwave engineering for high-frequency communication systems
Photonics, Plasmonics and Information Optics: Research and Technological Advances is aimed at researchers, professionals and graduate students in optical communication, silicon photonics, photonic crystals, semiconductor optical devices, metamaterials and metasurfaces, and microwave photonics.
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At the workshop we pride ourselves on working one on one with all our patients. We don't balance multiple patients at a time. Our therapists utilize a wide variety of manual therapy techniques, dependent on the needs of our clients. These include Manual stretching, trigger point release, myofascial release, Muscle and joint mobilizations, active release, dry needling/IMS, Shockwave therapy and cupping. These treatments in combination are designed to restore normal length and mobility to soft tissues and are utilized to restore full range of motion in a joint, following loss of mobility. If required, joint manipulations may also be used provided by our chiropractor.
Shockwave Technology can be utilized to effectively treat a wide variety of conditions including but not limited to the following : Knee Pain , Heel Pain , Foot Pain, Ankle Pain, Achilles, Planter Fasciitis, Hamstring Pain, Back Pain, Neck Pain, Shoulder Pain, Elbow Pain, Wrist Pain, Hand Pain, Tennis Elbow, Sports Injuries, Scar Tissue.
Radial Shockwave stimulates the body's repair mechanisms to accelerate cellular connective tissue healing. It promotes tissue regeneration and re-vascularization. Radial shockwave breaks down calcium deposits and scar tissue both of which are often responsible for limited function and mobility. In many instances, shockwave therapy is most effective in cases where the human body has not been able to heal itself on its own.
Dry Needling/ IMS is a specialized form of needling that differs from acupuncture. It helps to reduce pain and dysfunction by inserting a needle into targeted areas of tightness and trigger points in muscle tissue. The needle produces a reflex response, causing relaxation of the muscle, thus reducing tension on other joint structures.
It is an effective treatment for acute & chronic pain, helps with injury rehabilitation and can be used as an injury prevention technique to release trigger points.
There is no injectable solution and typically the needle which is used is very thin. Most patients will not even feel the needle penetrate the skin, but once it has and is advanced into the muscle, the feeling of discomfort can vary drastically from patient to patient.
Usually a healthy muscle feels very little discomfort with insertion of the needle; however, if the muscle is sensitive and shortened or has active trigger points within it, the subject may feel a sensation much like a muscle cramp — which is often referred to as a 'twitch response'. The twitch response also has a biochemical characteristic to it which likely affects the reaction of the muscle, symptoms, and response of the tissue.
Along with the health of the tissue, the expertise of the practitioner can also attribute to the variation of outcome and/or discomfort. The patient may only feel the cramping sensation locally or they may feel a referral of pain or similar symptoms for which they are seeking treatment. A reproduction of their pain can be a helpful diagnostic indicator of the cause of the patient's symptoms.
Patients soon learn to recognize and even welcome this sensation as it results in deactivating the trigger point, thereby reducing pain and restoring normal length and function of the involved muscle. Typically positive results are apparent within 2-4 treatment sessions but can vary depending on the cause and duration of the symptoms, overall health of the patient, and experience level of the practitioner.


Leicester Philharmonic Choir (the 'Phil') was founded in 1886 and is the largest choir in Leicestershire. With over 100 members it is considered one of the foremost choirs in the UK. The Leicester Philharmonic Choir's charitable objectives are to promote, improve, develop and maintain public education in and appreciation of choral and orchestral music.
An outdated, tired logo and website were holding them back and they approached Sunday to update both the look and feel of the choir, and their assets — versions of the logo to be used over print and web, a site that can more easily be updated, events and donation integration.
Founded in 1886, there was definitely a little pressure, but we're really pleased with the icon and typography, a nod to the rich history, but modern and bold too.


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The best Quotes from Mr. Robot
Mr. Robot is a character from Mr. Robot
What I wouldn't give to be normal. To live in that bubble, the reality of the naive.
Elliot Alderson in Mr. Robot, Season 1 Episode 1
Am I crazy not to like this guy? Among some of his Facebook-likes are George W. Bush's Decision Points, Transformers 2: Revenge of the Fallen and the music of Josh Groban. Must I really justify myself any further?
Give a man a gun and he can rob a bank. Give a man a bank and he can rob the world.
Tyrell Wellick in Mr. Robot, Season 1 Episode 2
Is it that we collectively thought Steve Jobs was a great man, even when we knew he made billions off the backs of children? Or maybe it's that it feels like all our heroes are counterfeit. The world itself's just one big hoax. Spamming each other with out running commentary of bullshit masquerading as insight, our social media faking as intimacy. Or is it that we voted for this? Not with our rigged elections, but with our things, our property, our money. I'm not saying anything new. We all know why we do this, not because "Hunger Games" books makes us happy but because we wanna be sedated. Because it's painful not to pretend, because we're cowards. F-ck society.
Society, FacebookElliot Alderson in Mr. Robot, Season 1 Episode 1
I understand what it's like to be different, I'm very different too.
Character, Self-ConfidenceElliot Alderson in Mr. Robot, Season 1 Episode 1


Post about Politicians, their Political Careers, and as well as Criticize them Positively.
Allama Iqbal, a great poet-philosopher and an active political leader was born in 1873, in Sialkot in the Punjab. He descended from a family of Kashmiri Brahmins, who had embraced Islam about three hundred years earlier.
Iqbal''s first education was in the traditional Mukatab. Later he joined the Sialkot Mission School, from where he passed his matriculation examination. In 1897, he obtained Bachelor of Arts Degree from the Government College, Lahore. Two years later, he secured his Master''s Degree and was appointed in the Oriental College, Lahore, as a lecturer in History, Philosophy and English. Later he proceeded to Europe for higher studies. Having obtained a degree at Cambridge, he later secured his doctorate at Munich and finally he was able to qualify as a barrister.
In 1908, on returning to India, besides teaching and practicing Law, Iqbal continued to write poetry. He resigned from the Government service in 1911 and took to the propagation of his individual thinking to the Muslims through his poetry.
By 1928, his reputation as a great Muslim philosopher was solidly established and he was invited to deliver lectures at Hyderabad, Aligarh and Madras. These series of lectures were later on published as a book - The Reconstruction of Religious Thought in Islam. In 1930, Iqbal was invited to preside over the open session of the Muslim League at Allahabad. In his historic Allahabad Address Iqbal visualized an independent and sovereign state for the Muslims of North-Western India. In 1932, Iqbal came to England as a Muslim delegate to the Third Roundtable Conference.
In latter years, when the Quaid had left India and was residing in England, Allama Iqbal wrote to him informing his personal views on political problems and state of affairs of the Indian Muslims and also persuading him to come back. These letters are dated from June 1936 to November 1937 and they now form important historic documents concerning our struggle for freedom.
It was on April 21, 1938, that this great Muslim poet-philosopher and champion of the Muslim cause passed away and lies buried next to the Badshahi Mosque in Lahore.


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Harold Larwood passes away
A look back at the final days of the life of Harold Larwood, who surprisingly found peace in the very country where he had performed his demolition jobs.
By Arunabha Sengupta
| Updated : July 22, 2016 1:41 AM IST
Harold Larwood in his post-cricket days, in Australia © Getty Images
July 22, 1995. Harold Larwood, the man branded villain of the most acrimonious series in cricket history, passed away at the age of 90. Arunabha Sengupta looks back at the final days of the life of this great fast bowler who surprisingly found peace in the very country where he had performed his demolition jobs.
From hero to scapegoat
He had been used as the lethal weapon that had scorched the Australian batting line up and brought home the Ashes. He had been hailed as a hero when he returned victorious from the singularly successful campaign. He was cheered for having defeated the arch-rivals in their homeland, for having restricted the murderous run making of Don Bradman.
However, by the time the Australians were preparing to visit in 1934, Harold Larwood had donned the mantle of the scapegoat. An elaborate diplomatic sham was underway. MCC, alarmed that the Ashes series could be cancelled, promised that no Bodyline would be bowled. Plum Warner, manager of the 1932-33 tour, double-faced and perennially conscious of his image, distanced himself from the incidents of the series. He thoroughly condemned Douglas Jardine and Larwood, the very two he had applauded when victory had been achieved.
Jardine, still captaining the England team in India, understood the dilemma. He was aware of the Australian reservations to play against him. He offered the easy way out for the authorities, declaring that he would not have time for cricket anymore. Larwood, who had recovered from the enormous physical strain of the tour and was back to his best in 1934, was informed that he would have to apologise in order to be selected in the Test team.
The shocked fast bowler refused and never played for England again. The triumphant Bodyline series turned out to be his last. The very country for which he had shed his sweat and blood had turned her back on him.
Left on his own by the selectors, and constantly hounded by the press wanting to talk about Bodyline and Bradman, Larwood was left to battle his demons. And there were plenty of them. With time he recovered and was bowling as well as ever in 1936 when the team to tour Australia was about to be selected. However, none of the selectors wanted to discuss him. He was left in wilderness.
The greatest pace bowler of the generation withered away, playing First-Class cricket for only two more seasons. No one in England seemed to care what happened to him.
Solace under the Australian sun
Ironically he found solace and sustenance in Australia, the very country which he had demolished with his thunderbolts. It was the former Australian opening batsman turned journalist Jack Fingleton who helped him emigrate. Larwood found employment with Pepsi-Cola, working on the production line. He moved on to another firm, Cottee's, where he was employed as the stock controller, working long hours with the same diligence with which he had run up to bowl.
His own countrymen seldom asked about him, apparently thinking of him as damaged goods. Freddie Brown treated him with frosty chilliness when England visited in 1950-51. The Ashes hero met the captain, a former teammate, and was not even invited to the dressing room. There was no warmth from the 1954-55 visitors either.
In contrast, Larwood found the Australian cricketers welcoming and warm. Richie Benaud treated him like an honoured guest during the historic 1960-61 series against West Indies. The visitors from the Caribbean were even more delighted to make his acquaintance. Frank Worrell took him into the dressing room and introduced him to each and every player of the team. Larwood found it strange that all the other countries treated him better than the one he had played for.
There were occasional visits from solitary Englishmen as well. Fred Trueman and Frank Tyson looked him up individually, as the man each had idolised as a legend, expecting to find the hulking giant form of a great fast bowler. Instead, they were surprised to see a frail, small man opening the door with a smile, offering a bottle of chilled beer.
There was the occasional interview as well, each and every time about Bodyline and Bradman. Larwood steadfastly refused to delve into the past.
There were plenty of immigrants and mostly from mainland Europe. Larwood did not expect them to have heard of him or his cricketing deeds. He hoped to fade into obscurity with time, merge into the large migrant population. However, it proved difficult. In 1964, a letter was delivered to him, addressed to "Harold Larwood, Notts and England Cricketer, Somewhere near Sydney, Australia." The Australian postal service was proof enough that Larwood would never remain unrecognised.
Things changed for the better in the mid-sixties. Colin Cowdrey, Ken Barrington and Jeff Jones visited Larwood in his Sydney home during the 1965-66 tour. In 1971, Bob Willis and Chris Old called on the spiritual ancestor of the modern English fast bowlers. Cowdrey this time coaxed Larwood to accompany him to the match at the Sydney Cricket Ground. With Ray Illingworth's side winning the Ashes, Larwood was invited into the England dressing room again. Smiles were wide and overflowed, he was treated with cordiality and cheerful acceptance. Only the appearance of Bradman in the dressing room sparked a current of unspoken tension in the air. The great man was still not comfortable with Larwood. It was mutual.
In 1977 arrived the invitation. "The President, Members and Committee of the Melbourne Cricket Club request the pleasure of the company of Mr. H. Larwood." The summons was for the Centenary Test at Melbourne. Ex-cricketers from across time and distance were flocking to attend, starting with the oldest of them — Jack Ryder and Percy Fender.
Larwood hesitated. During his playing days he had been branded a public villain and the stigma was difficult to forget. He waited, undecided, very, very nervous. It took the diligent persuasive sessions with Fingleton to tilt the scale. And finally, Fingleton approached Larwood's wife Lois. This admirable lady told her husband crisply that he had to go. It would look peculiar if he did not. And so Larwood went, and it was the happiest moment of his post-cricketing days.
He sat beside — no prizes for guessing — Bill Voce. The children and adults all wanted his autograph. On one morning of the Test match, the officials had to get this swarm of people in line for Larwood to sign all the offered books, caps and miniature bats. Even Bradman spoke to him cordially enough. "To think I nearly stayed at home," he said when he got back.
In 1980, he was in England, for a visit, as guests of Kirkby Portland Cricket Club, where he had begun his cricket career half a century ago. Larwood and Voce strolled around the ground, the two bowlers who had planted fear in the hearts of the batsmen. They walked across to The Cricketers' Arms, for the same pint that had fuelled them through long fast spells. As they sat in the pub, a gust of wind came through the open window behind Larwood. Voce remarked, "Harold, even after all these years you've still got the wind behind you."
There was some unpleasantness when the Bodyline mini-series was launched in 1984. It was laced heavily with pro-Australian bias and, by chance or intention, Larwood was not really projected in the best light. The many abusive letters he had received half a century earlier suddenly resurfaced, written in younger hands, with the addition of the modern day menace of telephone calls. Some callers, curiously ignorant of history, surprisingly believed that Larwood was as young as shown in the film.
It was also around this time Larwood drastically started losing his eyesight. By 1984, he had become almost blind. Cricketers and journalists continued to visit him, and he could speak from his memory. He remembered everything. "The only thing I have lost is my eyesight." When he heard Frank Keating stubbing out his cigar, he remarked, "I think you have just put that in my favourite ashtray." Indeed, it was the ashtray Jardine had gifted him in 1933, and on it was etched, "To Harold for the Ashes 1932-33. From a grateful 'Skipper'".
He even signed autographs, although sometimes forgetting to click the pen before putting down his name. When Graham Gooch and Darren Gough visited in 1994-95, Larwood took them through the 98 he had scored in the final Test of 1932-33 at Sydney. All the while he remained standing in front of his fireplace as if demonstrating how he defended his stumps. Gooch asked whether he had ever pitched the ball up during the Bodyline series. Larwood answered, "No, never."
However, a much delayed delight awaited him in June 1993. Jack Fingleton had lobbied twice for him to be honoured by the British government. His endeavours had been answered politely but never acted upon. Now, John Major was the Prime Minister of England and according to Duncan Hamilton, "[He] carried his passion for cricket into 10 Downing Street."
Larwood took Major's phone-call sitting on his bed. The Prime Minister informed him that he had been given an MBE for his services to the game. At 88, Larwood had long resigned himself to the fact that his time would never come. And now, suddenly he found himself feted by the country which had forgotten him for so long. Major went on talking, "Yourself and Jack Hobbs are my heroes." Larwood began reminiscing about cricket, not his own exploits, but the feats of Hobbs. As Major wrote later, "This was no vainglory, just admiration for another man's skills."
Larwood presented Major with a rare picture of Hobbs and he walking out to bat. When he later heard that the Major government had been responsible for closing 31 pits, costing 30,000 jobs for the same mining community from where Larwood himself had sprung, he remarked, "I wish I knew he was planning to throw 30,000 blokes out of the pits. I'd have given him a right ear-bashing."
In September 1994, he was presented with the medal at the Government House in Sydney. The Governor of New South Wales, Rear-Admiral Peter Sinclair, made the presentation and informed him that a few hours earlier Don Bradman had called to offer his congratulations. Larwood made sure he had heard the name right. Then he quietly said, "Well I should think that was very nice of him. Very nice indeed."
Coming out of the Government House, his legs gave away and he fell. Later, he apologised profusely to the Governor for his infirmity. Never again did he appear in public.
His partner Voce had passed away in 1984. Shortly afterwards, a pigeon was blown into his garden by the wind. For days the bird kept returning. And every day Larwood stayed waiting for it. "It's Bill, he's come back to see me," he said.
Almost all the major characters of Bodyline had passed away. All except Bradman — batting on as usual, nearing his hundred once again.And now it was Larwood's turn.
As early as 1969 he had predicted that he would die in Australia. "Funny, isn't it? That's what the Australians wanted me to do in 1932, and now I'm going to do it of my own accord and in my good time."
As Duncan Hamilton put it in his wonderful biography: "Like every promise he ever made, Harold Larwood kept his word."
Even on his 90th birthday, he had been well enough to play a bit of garden cricket with his great-grandchildren. But, seven months down the line, on July 22, 1995, he passed away after a brief illness. Bradman himself reacted saying, "His name will live in history as one of the greatest bowlers of all time."
(Arunabha Sengupta is a cricket historian and Chief Cricket Writer at CricketCountry. He writes about the history and the romance of the game, punctuated often by opinions about modern day cricket, while his post-graduate degree in statistics peeps through in occasional analytical pieces. The author of three novels, he can be followed on Twitter at http://twitter.com/senantix)
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EU foreign affairs head slams US over visa blocks
Posted by Ian Brodie | Jun 17, 2020 | Politics | 0 |
The EU's foreign affairs chief took the opportunity on Tuesday to hit out at the American move to frustrate the work of the International Criminal Court by denying visas to its officials.
Faced with the possibility of investigations into alleged US war crimes in Iraq and Afghanistan, the White House last week imposed ICC blacklists. The US has exempted itself from the Court's jurisdiction.
"[US] sanctions against those involved in the work of the ICC, its staff and their families as well as persons associated with the ICC are unacceptable and unprecedented in scope and content," EU foreign affairs chief Josep Borrell said.
Last week the International Criminal Court expressed its profound regret at the announcement of further threats and coercive actions, including financial measures, against the Court and its officials… by the Government of the United States.
"The ICC stands firmly by its staff and officials and remains unwavering in its commitment to discharging, independently and impartially, the mandate bestowed upon it by the Rome Statute and the States that are party to it.
"These are the latest in a series of unprecedented attacks on the ICC, an independent international judicial institution, as well as on the Rome Statute system of international criminal justice, which reflects the commitment and cooperation of the ICC's 123 States Parties, representing all regions of the world.
"These attacks constitute an escalation and an unacceptable attempt to interfere with the rule of law and the Court's judicial proceedings. They are announced with the declared aim of influencing the actions of ICC officials in the context of the Court's independent and objective investigations and impartial judicial proceedings.
"An attack on the ICC also represents an attack against the interests of victims of atrocity crimes, for many of whom the Court represents the last hope for justice," the court said.
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Teenage Victory Songs
Weezer: "Jonas," Jorge, and Everything Inbetween
After 21 northeastern winters in a row, I've grown pretty damn sick of the season. The cold always seems to pierce through my woolen layers and straight to the bone; the already sickly social scene at my college seems to fall headlong into a frost-bitten coma; and if there's any magic to be found in snow anymore, it's eluded me for at least a few years now. One of the few positives I still associate with winter is the brutal, unforgiving insecticide that comes with it.
Another would be Pinkerton. It's an album that can be enjoyed in any season, but one that fits best in the kind of lonely, New England winter that birthed it. The music wields the same bitter sting as does a harsh wind chill, yet has a sort of kinetic warmth to it, vital and angry and hot-blooded. There's enough friction between the guitars to start a fire, enough vitriol in the vocals to heat an empty apartment — lord knows I'll be sweating by the time I'm done singing and thrashing along with it, no matter the temperature outside.
The same can be said for the album's incredible clutch of b-sides, songs so good that they give their incredible parent album a run for its money. Taken as individual works separate from their overarching theme and cohesion, half the songs on Pinkerton proper would have a hard time matching the strength of a rock'n'roll behemoth like "Waiting On You." Even acclaimed and often-hilarious music critic Mark Prindle — whose general hatred for Weezer is no secret — swoons for this one, noting in his review of the The Good Life EP:
I haven't listened to the first couple Weezer albums in years, but if their guitar tones are anything like the one in "Waiting On You," it's no wonder I gave them such high grades! It's basically just a '50s love ballad, but the guitars are like BLACK SABBATH heavy! There's also a nice Flaming Lipsy guitar line after the chorus…
That's a pretty good summary of Cuomo's musical influences of the time: classic pop songwriting, guitars weighted by a heavy dose of metallic angst, and a bit of contemporary indie rock flavor — during a 2008 radio interview, Cuomo admitted that the Lips' sound was a big inspiration for that of Pinkerton.
There's much more than that going on here, though. Musically speaking, there's the fantastic falsetto melody Cuomo sings during the intro, one of the more obvious antecedents of his Puccini crush of the time, as well as the great vocal counterpoint Brian Bell provides on the chorus — and the reference to Harry Nilsson's 1968 classic "One" in the line, "Mine is the loneliest of numbers." It's a song built on the traditions of '50s and '60s pop, '70s and '80s metal, '90s rock, and early 20th century opera — all references that are executed with subtlety and panache, creating something that is bold and unique but manages not to insult your intelligence or palette by making it all too obvious.
And even after taking the brilliant songwriting into account, there's yet more: this song reeks of unashamed, human emotion. In a melody gorgeous and harmless enough to be a lullaby, Cuomo drops his guard and asks why he hasn't heard from a love interest in a while — "I need to know," he pleads. "Now is the loneliest of times," he despairs with Bell on the chorus, a bit out of sync and disoriented. It's a song about being off, and knowing it — the girl's call wouldn't be "nineteen days late" (and counting) if Cuomo had it together, right? "Still, I sit and wait," he admits. "Waiting and waiting on you."
Of course there's anger, too, in the acrid jealousy that starts to seep into the second verse: "Who have you been seeing, that made you forget me? / I bet you called him… / Where does he come from? I bet he lives close by / I bet he's 'just a friend!'" (Is it safe to add Biz Markie to the list of references in this song!?) And Cuomo's tortured shouts before and between dancing around Bell's vocal lines on the second chorus just drip passion, especially when the rising guitar line that enters at the 3-minute mark starts to push up against them. Cuomo's operatic vocal re-enters, this time wedded to words — "I asked you if you had a good heart / You answered 'Yes, I'll never do you harm'" — a sad, fading mantra amidst a growing din of vocal interplay from Bell, tom rolls and cymbal rushes from Pat Wilson, Matt Sharp's bass runs, and feedback swells spiraling out of Cobainesque anti-solos. The ending canon to "God Only Knows" is musical proof of how heavenly love can be: the ending cacophony of "Waiting On You" shows the lonely flipside, an ugly and maddening hell.
Some things never change: perhaps the biggest complaint about the Weezer of the 2000s is the consensus that they have never once sequenced an album to contain the best material of its respective era. The same could be said for the band's two '90s albums, to be honest, but the difference there is that while "Waiting On You" might make a song like "Why Bother?" sound like child's play, it was wisely left off the album for considerations of sequencing, flow, and conceptual unity. The end result is a couple great albums with some surprisingly great leftovers; something like The Red Album, on the other hand, winds up being a frustratingly haphazard mess with frustratingly superior outtakes.
"Waiting On You" actually predates not only Pinkerton, but even the release of The Blue Album, written immediately after the latter's classic b-side "Susanne." Although it made neither of the embryonic tracklist proposals, it was written as a part of Cuomo's aborted Songs From the Black Hole space-rock opera, although no alternate lyric sheets exist to my knowledge. A couple alternate versions do, though, including a hissy Ft. Apache demo that replaces Cuomo's operatic vocal line with a synth organ, and in fact has no lead vocals at all but only a few scattered backing harmonies. The song also got a rare live performance in 2008 at Cuomo's Fingerprints in-store "hootenanny" jam with die-hard fans, a shaky but admirable one-take featuring something that sounds like some kind of middle school woodwind — as documented on the Not Alone DVD. Both are worth a listen for Weezer specialists, but no else in his right mind would give a shit.
A damn fine song, regardless, and one more reason to get excited for the forthcoming Pinkerton Deluxe two-disc release. Might wanna release that one while winter lasts, fellas. 'Tis the season…
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Chris wrote:
The Flaming Lips… man, I never woulda drawn that connection!
Weezer though seemed to focus more on the ramshackle, rawly produced part of the Lips circa Transmissions-Clouds and less on the psychedelic-punks-preferring-Pet-Sounds element.
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Knightboat wrote:
So this is a "Maria song", eh?
You gonna do a knee-jerk Pinkerton Diaries/Alone III post, Soy?
Tuesday, December 27, 2011 at 9:07 pm | Permalink
clonus wrote:
if you ever decide to write here again, a big fat Alone III/Diaries post would be great, since everything's related. (never thought we'd get to hear "Lisa".)
Thursday, December 29, 2011 at 1:55 pm | Permalink
Soyrev wrote:
If/when I make the return, all of these songs will be given their own posts, probably. I very rarely decide to lump things together like that.
As for updating here again, sporadically writing something at the once-every-few-months pace currently possible in my life sort of fills like pissing in an ocean. If I get back on the path, I'd like to at least feel like I might have an opportunity to continue regularly through the foreseeable future and maybe complete the catalog someday. As of right now, that's just not where I'm at, but this coming year in particular I'm pursuing a kind of life that would, coincidentally enough, allow some serious TVS to transpire. I'll keep you all posted…
In the meantime, feel free to keep the comment threads of the archives alive — always makes for fine encouragement. : )
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Q: Surface $x^2+y^2-z^2=4$ - Tangent plane
Give the equation of the tangent plan to the surface $x^2+y^2-z^2=4$
  where $(\hat{x},\hat{y})=(2,2)$ and $\hat{z}=-2$.

$(x^2+y^2)-4=z^2 \iff z=\sqrt{(x^2+y^2)-4}$ or $z=-\sqrt{(x^2+y^2)-4}$. As $\hat{z}$ is negative,then we have to take the first function.
$$\frac{\partial z}{\partial x}(\hat{x},\hat{y}) = \frac{-\hat{x}}{\sqrt{\hat{x}^2+\hat{y}^2-4}}$$ and $$\frac{\partial z}{\partial y}(\hat{x},\hat{y}) = \frac{-\hat{y}}{\sqrt{\hat{x}^2+\hat{y}^2-4}}$$
So $$\nabla f(\hat{x},\hat{y}) = \frac{-(\hat{x},\hat{y})}{\sqrt{\hat{x}^2+\hat{y}^2-4}}$$.
Hence we could define the plan as $z+2 = 2(x-2)+2(y-2)$
Am I right? Otherwise, could I modify something to get the right answer? Is there exist a shorter way to find this tangent plane?

A: A shorter way is to define $f(x,y,z) = x^2+y^2 -z^2 - 4$ and note that $\nabla f(2,2,-2)$ is normal to the tangent plane at the point (if the gradient is not the zero vector, sure). One readily checks that $$\nabla f(2,2,-2) = (4,4,4),$$so one simpler normal vector is $(1,1,1)$. So the tangent plane is $$(x-2)+(y-2)+(z+2) = 0,$$that is: $$x+y+z = 2.$$
You got computations wrong. We have $$\frac{\partial z}{\partial x}(2,2) = \frac{\partial z}{\partial y}(2,2) = -1$$instead of $2$. And also in "we have to take the first function", you proabably meant "second", although you procceded correctly.


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