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In the 109th battle for the Paul Bunyan trophy, Michigan is a 24.5-point favorite against the floundering Spartans (the biggest line in the series since at least 1980). The Wolverines (7-0, 4-0 B1G) are not only the No. 2 team in the country, but Jim Harbaugh's squad looks to be Michigan's best since, gulp, 1997. The Spartans (2-5, 0-4 B1G) have done everything they can to lose games in recent weeks - a completely opposite approach to Mark Dantonio's first nine years.
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ch2 19:2Therefore - Therefore God will chastise thee for this miscarriage. Which he did partly by stirring up the Moabites, and others to invade him, Ch2 20:1, partly by permitting his eldest son Jehoram to kill all his brethren, Ch2 21:4, and principally by bringing that almost general destruction upon his grand - children by Jehu, Kg2 9:27, Kg2 10:13-14, which was the fruit of his alliance with Ahab.
ch2 19:3Good things - Good marks proceeding from an honest heart; which God more regards than this particular error: and therefore though he will chasten thee, yet he will not utterly destroy thee.
ch2 19:6The Lord - You represent God's person to whom judgment belongeth, you have your commission from God, and not from man only; and your administration of justice is not only for man's good, but also for God's honour and service. With you - Both to observe your carriage, and to defend you against all those enemies whom the impartial exercise of justice may provoke.
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Maungdaw, Arakan State: Two Rohingya dead bodies -struck by thunder- were not allowed to bury by police without paying money to them on April 21 in Maungdaw Township, according to village administration office member.
“Ms.Tahera Begum, 48 and Ms.Formina Begum,14 hail from Mutee village of Theechang (Balu Khali) village track under Taungbro , Maungdaw Township, were struck by thunder (lightning) while working in their chili cultivation field near the village and died in the spot on April 21 at about 10:30 am.”
“But, U Kyaw Win, the assistant police inspector from Theechaung police outpost, went to the victim house with Theechang village administration officer U Abdul Rashid at about 12:00 noon on that day and the police officer asked 100,000 kyats to give permission to bury the dead body in the village.”
The two females are mother and daughter of U Nurul Zawman, a poorest family in the village. The police officer had pretended to take dead body to the morgue for autopsy as Nurul can’t able to pay the money to the police officer. But, the villagers collected the money from village and gave to the police officer for burying the dead body in the village graveyard, said a closed relative of Nurul.
One of Nurul’s daughter- Rozena Begum, 15 month old was also seriously injure for thunder and now she has been taking medical treatment in the Taungbro clinic.
“The police in northern Arakan need money from Rohingya community and they are watching how to extort money from any accident which is naturally or manmade,” said a teacher from that village.


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“I don’t think they should give him one penny more than he is already making,” Corry said. “Nothing has really changed in the market since he signed, so he’s out of line.”
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riding breeches, dark black boots and a blue helmet. He is standing to the left of a most impressive looking reddish brown horse which looks a lot like mine. It even bears a similar "A" brand. I wonder if it means anything.
This announcement led to some degree of chuckling from most of the club. Umawara shoots her uncle a death glare, before turning her attention on me. Arakaki and Yorishiki both try to kill me with their eyes. Nishimori manages a small smile.
"Taka-kun," she says in a sing-song voice. "Looks like you're going to have another opportunity."
Everyone proceeds to mount their horses. I still feel a little awkward trying to get my leg up, but I eventually manage. Once I finally settle into my saddle, I find that it doesn't hurt as much as before. I move to steady Sakurahime when Ota-sensei (who is now also mounted) calls out again.
"Good Afternoon, sempai," I say, sounding polite but not too cheery.
"Good Afternoon, kouhai," she replies in a perfectly polite tone which carries just the smallest hint of anger. Looking closer, I can see her blue eyes darting around as she turns her head ever so slightly. She seems to be trying to pick up on the smallest murmur that falls into our general direction. I have a feeling that asking how classes went would only aggravate the situation.
She is practically shouting the last part.
"I know that already," I say with a small chuckle and a raised hand in an attempt to defuse the tension. It causes the rest of the riders to laugh.
"Don't press so much. She can feel a fly on her back. She doesn't need to be squeezed like a ketchup bottle. Gentle, gentle."
My heart races for moment and I nearly shift.
"P-perhaps it's best…" she stammers. "If we keep riding."
We ride in silence for a few more minutes. Whenever I look back at Umawara, she looks away and Shirayuki halts, not knowing what to make of the tension emitting from her rider. Not knowing how else to break the awkward air between us, I decide to talk to her.
Impressed, I look out at the open fields around me. They seem even grander in the light of day. The broad green grass stretches out before us. The school stands in the distance, adding to the picturesque scenery. Horses playfully lounge behind the fences. Some of them are running like the wind, while others are content to graze.
Umawara smiles. "It is so quiet here, so peaceful. You can forget…" Her face takes on a sad expression as she thinks about something.
I pause, "The rumors are that bad already?"
I nod my head in agreement. "Yes, I am afraid that people really do think that. But then again," I say in a slightly teasing tone. "I seem to be the only person you have ridden with in the morning."
She halts her horse and sits as straight as possible, her face a poise of grace and control.
"Again," she says in a voice that is a little too dignified. "Uncle Hideo is teaching you to ride and he asked me to help you. That is all there is to it." The denial seems a bit quick though. Her cheeks betray a small blush.
"You are avoiding the question," I retort. "You usually do your morning rides alone, don't you?"
As though conceding defeat, she silently nods. "Yes, it is actually my favorite time of the day, before school. No other thoughts, no other worries, just


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this is where I need your HEYELP! You know that's southern for 'help'! Well, anyway, as you see, this wall looks a little nekked, southern again. I need something on either side of that picture, maybe some sconces? I don't know. I just know it doesn't look finished. I need to poke down a pillow or so of blue.
Here you can see I moved the highboy in here by the sofa. What should I hang on those walls?
morning Sweetums.. hope all is well with You and Yours.
I'm not gonna be much help with this as I feel you have your walls done well as they are. To me, the eyes need some space to Rest so I would leave it as is... Still, I hope folks will stop by and offer suggestions as to items that would please you in the area you mentioned..
Hi, sweetness, I'm leaning toward pictures because sconces and lamps there together, would that look like a lot of lights, so to speak? Or perhaps little shelves with little cuties on them? Anyway, I know you'll do what's gorgeous!
What a pretty living room! You could have a whole collage of pictures, different sizes, in that space behind the sofa. I think I'd like that. Have a wonderful summertime week, Shelia.
I'm always a fan of decorative plates on walls, or you could go with the old college trick we thought was so cool of hanging big wicker fans! Hahahaha! What were we thinking? Did you ever do that? So that leads me to think, how about a poster of a cat that says, "Hang in there!" Heeheehee!
My 2 cents :) ....Maybe 2 blue plates hung vertically on both sides of pictures (total 4 plates)... which would fill in area over sofa.... and also repeats the color/theme of plates you have on another wall... creating consistent flow of theme and colors visually when your eyes scan the room? I think room looks great... but I can relate to the "something doesn't look right in this room". I have the same problem on my rooms from time to time!
What a beautiful room! I really like the sconces you have pictured! And that is all.
I agree with the blue plates too!
I would do more plates. Repetition in design is soothing and keeps the interior calm.
How about something like this? This one is too big but it shows what I mean.
I think it would look nice with one on each side of the picture, hung vertically so they point away from the picture.
The general idea is something scrolly and triangular, wood or metal, whatever color you like.
Looks really pretty! Thanks for the advice.
Your decorating is always so pretty.
More plates to balance the ones on the other side of the room.
Hi friend, It's a lovely room. If you don't have more plates, how about if you hung two very thin, long vertical mirrors on either side of the picture above the sofa. That way you would get glimpses of the blue plates from the opposite wall. The mirrors I've seen are only about 3 inches wide but long vertically.
The room looks very comfy and inviting. However, if it was mine, you know I would get much bolder. I would look for a much larger painting (original art) to hang over the sofa, and maybe use your current piece somewhere else. I would try to find one with a lot of blue and and some rust tones in it, although I think that art should speak to you and cause a feeling within you. Do you like landscapes? Figural art? Facial art? Think about what you like and what would make you happy, not just "stuff" to fill space. Hope this helps.
Sheila, you have a pretty living room. I have been typing away and then read Ellen's comment and I agree. Buy something that is similar to your bowl holding those pretty flowers across the room. Buy something that isn't safe, that when you see it, you just love it and it feels like Christmas morning when you go in there and see it. It should be full of color, including a little blue and a version of red, you don't have to match your colors, just let them blend. It's much more interesting that way.
I think some family photographs make it more homely. Jackie in UK.
I always think you have such pretty rooms. Love the wall arrangement of plates and I think maybe more of the same color on either side of the picture would be pretty. Whatever you do I know it will be lovely.
Hi Shelia, oh your home is gorgeous but I know what you mean when making additions. Sometime we need another set of eye. I might add some little shelf's or urns with tall flowers inside to change with the seasons. Try not to spread out to much unless you are wanting a gallery look. Placing a larger framed painting over the sofa pulls the area together and takes away the too much accents kind of look. You want the eye to settle on a focal point. I know what ever you do your home will be lovely. You will know when it's right. I like Mildred's idea with long mirrors too similar to my tall urn idea. More plates might over do it.
Your living room is really pretty and welcoming, Shelia! I would go with a larger piece of art with more color above your sofa. I think it would balance your colors more. I like one simple piece rather than a lot of small things. I'm sure anything you do will look lovely because you've already put together a beautiful room!
Lovely, Shelia. I know what you mean, maybe a bigger piece of art with your accent color, or even an unbalanced composition with one sconce and a shelf to one side of the art. Whatever you do will be amazing like you always do!
I think I'd add a few mirrors on either side of the picture. Either two matching, one on each side OR several on each side in different sizes/shapes. I wouldn't add anything else to the sides of that -- the blank space helps draw attention to your new grouping in the center.
I vote for plates, too. BTW, I love your draperies!
Oh, dear friend, your home is gorgeous!!!
I know you're seeking advice. . .I'm not so good at that.
I put a pediment above the photos in my living room above the sofa. I LOVE IT!!!
I adore the photos in my Traditional magazines where they stack the photos atop one another with similar or matching frames. . .maybe three or four in a vertical row for narrow spaces.
In one of my recent posts, I used a Southern Cottage Magazine inspiration for the lower level Family room re~arrange. . .now I'm trying to duplicate some of the art work arrangements seen in their photos!!!
Whatever you do will look lovely, dear one!!!
Not much help, I'm afraid!!!
Sconces are nice. Or a small arrangement of additional art/photos -- maybe horizontal 8x10s bracketing the larger art? It's a beautiful room, Shelia!
Oh my, every time I look at your pretty room, I get all comfortable inside! I have read some great suggestions here...I do agree that maybe a larger piece of art replacing the existing one above the couch. Here's another suggestion...how about a mirror collage (all shapes, sizes of mirrors in frames) over the couch that would take up a larger space on the wall and also reflecting bits of those blue plates hanging on the opposite wall? I have no doubt whatever you choose, it will look absolutely wonderful, Sheila!
I see several others agree with me Shelia, a larger picture over the sofa. The one you have is pretty, but it sort of gets lost in the expanse of the wall.
O, I can just almost see it now....t'would be so pretty.
You do such a great job of decorating, I know it will all be wonderful.
you will figure it out, I know you will! I think it is beautiful....I love big sconces....long....and I love plates....but nothing looks good too! I am a big heylp, aren't I?
Your room..oh sweet friend..you won't like my advice. I'm in a rut. I'm using wallpaper in my living room and making an accent wall. It's amazing stuff ...I need a change too. After looking at my own and never being happy, I think yours looks great..so ..I'm NO help at all. When all else fails...paper.. I mean you can always take it down...I mean HAVE it taken down. :) I'm going back and look again..but I'm sure I still just think "WALLPAPER!"
How are you girlfriend? How is New York? That's where you live now, right? Trying to remember as I've been away from blogging for quite a bit now.
Love your house...love the decor. Very beautiful and peaceful.
You have a lot going on,Shelia. You have pattern and wall art and such......I love the idea of those two sconces, but don't put anything else up on the other side of them. A person's eye needs to have a resting place when looking about a room. You have just the perfect amount. If you fill with much more it will give you a look of being too busy. Let your eyes rest, enjoy your textures and patterns and pretty collections and art work. Youhave heard "less is more" right? Well it is a cliche because it is soooo true.
IF you feel as thought it needs a little something, how about one wall with color instead? It will "fill" that need to fill that space up but still be a less is more concept. Or how about a chair rail going down the length of that wall? You could paint the bottom a richer color and keep the top the same color. but don't add more wall art. I wouldn't anyway.
Lo!


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There’s only one thing I have noticed for sure and that’s if she’s touching your wiener, she either likes you, is a doctor, or both.
So besides that, here’s 10 ways to know if she actually does like you and 10 ways to be pretty sure she unfortunately isn’t into you.
Ok so let’s go…
1. She Enjoys Talking to You
This can be tricky because some women like talking to you because they’re nice, sweet, and polite.
One woman that I dated and am still friends with is beautiful, very friendly, and it creates problems for her because a lot of men mistake this as her hitting on them or being really into them.
You can more than likely come to the conclusion that she likes you and is interested.
Again, pay close attention, notice the pattern, and learn to tell the difference between her being friendly and more than friendly.
They actually think ahead and if they’re not into him, they sometimes are afraid of giving him the wrong idea.
Side note: If you actually do wear whitey tighties, it’s time to grow up and switch to some boxers or briefs – you’re welcome.
Think about it – she has so many other things she can be doing!
Let’s just put it this way – if she doesn’t like you, she IS NOT going to physically place any part of her body on yours…
A big sign that tells you “you’re in” is she’ll get physical with you either by pushing you, rubbing you, getting close to you, or simply touching you.
So if she is the one putting her sexy little hands on you, then you know she’s interested and not afraid to make it noticeable.
4. She Tells You You’re Being a “Stranger”
A woman accusing you of being a “stranger” is telling you that she kinda wishes you communicated and interacted with her more.
She secretly wishes she was a little bit closer to you…
She’s not going to say this to a dude who gets on her nerves and she can’t stand.
If she’s asking you why you’re being a stranger, she’s been thinking about you, noticing you, and probably being a little creeper while you’re not looking!
5. She Talks To You All the Time
As I said before, if she’s not interested, you’re not going to hear from her ALL THE TIME.
But since she likes to communicate with you pretty damn often, it’s a definite indicator that you have something she likes and wants!
As you’ll learn in How to Quit Being a Loser With Women, Women can be like cats and when they like you, it’s tough to get ’em to leave you alone!
If you notice she’s always available, always communicating with you, and always happy to see and talk to you, then you know she might be wanting some of that man meat.
6. She Makes It Clear She’s Single or Available
I’ve learned from meeting and interacting with A LOT of women that she will MAKE IT KNOWN if she’s being tied down by a man at the moment or not.
She’ll say things like, “Nope. 100% single. No man here.” or “Yea since I don’t have a boyfriend.” or “I’m not dating anyone…”
7. She Asks a Lot of Personal Questions
With a guy who she wants to know more about and get to know better, she’s going to ask him personal questions or questions about himself to learn more about him and see if he’s the type of guy she’s looking for or wants.
8. You Catch Her Staring Hard or Looking Intently
You tt interested in?
When  is thirsty!
There’s this thing called “personal space” that many of us love and appreciate.
10. She Teases and/or Compliments You
Especially the ones who are receiving all the compliments.
11. She Makes Lots of Eye Contact With You
When she likes you and is interested, she’s going to make lots of eye contactlook into your eyes to make sure she has your attention.
She wants to be sure you’re noticing her.
2. She Never Texts or Calls Back
If she doesn’t call or text you back, then you can kind of guess what’s going on with her.
Learn to see the obvious signs and don’t second guess yourself.
If it LOOKS like she’s losing interest or just not interested, you’re probably right.
If she keeps her distance and REALLY respects your personal space, then she might not be interested in what you’re offering.
4. She Doesn’t Seem to Enjoy Talking to You
Maybe she’s looking around, looking at her watch, playing with her phone, or just straight up seems disinterested.
If you can see it and maybe feel it in your gut that she’s interested in everything but you, thenere and save some time.
5. She Makes It Known She’s Taken
6. She Doesn’t Care to Know Anything About You
If you don’t notice this happening, there’s a huge chance that you’re not the guy she’s looking for.
I don’t know how much clearer it gets than when she is obviously checking other dudes out on purpose.
When she’s into you, she seems to forget who else is in the room and it becomes about just YOU and HER.
If she notices that there are definitely other pieces of meat walking around that look more appealing, then she may not have her eyes set on you.
Shit.
9. She Doesn’t Touch You
Some women are afraid they may scare you off if they start getting all touchy “feely”.
When they like a guy, they usually drag his ass along with them.
If she’s into you, she’ll always want her friends to meet you and approve of you.
So if it isn’t clearly obvious to you, if it walks and quacks like a duck, it might be a girl interested in you.
But if it doesn’t, then she might not be interested.
Women aren’t insane algorithm robots that we have to decode and decipher.
They’re normal human beings like me and you shouldn’t have to over complicate things when attempting to figure out if she’s into you or not.


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ated, angry and fearful” even after ISIS had been defeated, Hanna decided to launch the “New Hope Trauma Center of Iraq,” which is headquartered in Alqosh and has a branch office in Teleskoff.
“I realized people were suffering from PTSD,” Hannna said, explaining that he enrolled in a medical program at Harvard and traveled to the United States for two months in order to be trained in how to build and structure a trauma center.
RELATED: Trauma forms the invisible ruins ISIS left behind on the Nineveh Plains
But for this to happen, the Iraqi government must be made aware of “the need for greater respect here,” he said, noting that NGOs have given more support to the villages on the Nineveh Plains than the federal government, “and it makes us feel like IDPs in our own country.”
Yet despite the difficulties, as priests, Hanna said, “the first thing for us is [to ensure] that people should never lose hope.” </s> [ November 30, 2018; 12:00 pm to 1:30 pm. ] Room […](To make your packet </s> To celebrate the release of our Boston Roots Reggae compilation, Take Us Home we've put together a release party hosted by Dub Apocalypse with special guest appearances by vocalists - Errol Strength and Ras Ipa. Both will be performing songs from our compilation. We'll have the release on sale at the party or you can order here as well. Here's the information on the party:
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Well, yesterday was Fat Tuesday (day before Lent starts). I figure it is aptly named since I had seven cookies in a two hour time block. It was emotional eating…  Ooops. Fell of that bandwagon.
And the other perfect reason for yesterday to be Fat Tuesday: we took Drew to the doctors and he’s already 13.56 pounds and 24.5 inches long (he’s grown almost four inches in two months!!!). Other than his Budda belly and his kissable chubby cheeks he’s just long and skinny.
Back to the real reason for this post… I try to give up something each year for the 40 days in between the start of Lent and Easter. Some year’s I’m less successful than others (like giving up sweets, that was a hard 40 days!). But this year I’m giving up something I spend a lot of time on, more time than I should… Facebook.
I loved being in Florida a few weeks ago and being out of touch with technology… there was something restful about it, and that is what I want this season of Lent to be about… rest. Sometimes it’s really easy to start comparing myself to others from high school or college that are on Facebook. And I become dissatisfied with my own life. I think it’ll be good to spend time away from that, especially since I really do love the life God blessed me with… I don’t want to forget that. In fact, I said to AJ on Sunday that I love our little family of three, I love that we are fixing up our home and I love that we have a close knit group of friends.  Here’s to forty days of remembering how much God has blessed me with family, friends and meaningful work.
I’ll be linking certain blog posts to Facebook so people can see when I’ve posted since I can do that right from the blog. Remember to write any comments on the blog since I won’t see them on Facebook.
The Migonis’ go to Florida!
I have been thinking about giving up Facebook for lent as well, for mostly the same reasons. I agree, it is a time waster and it encourages me to compare my life to others instead of counting my own blessings.
Sorry to hear that you & Drew had a tough day yesterday. I have the same reaction to crazy baby/kid days (chocolate at nap time when they have really crazy mornings). I hope today is a better day!
Great post, Jen! I think it’s so true that technology often leaves us feeling less satisfied and content with our own lives. Kudos to you for giving up Facebook! And the house looks fab. As do YOU!
Thanks for posting comments and encouragement, Allison, Anna, Stephanie and Michelle! I always get so excited when one comes through… 🙂 It’s funny, I’ve noticed even in one day how many times I’ve almost gone to my FB page… Are any of you giving something up for Lent? Hoping it’ll be a challenging and rewarding 40 days for you!


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I have two spreadsheets, one in Excel and the other in Lotus 123. I need to copy them to the iSeries 400. I am thinking of using a VB program, but I never wrote a VB using spreadsheets. I need this process to be automatic or with the minimum operator intervention. The idea that I have is to be able to read those spreadsheets and convert them to a file on the iSeries.
The easiest way to do this is to have the users save the files to a shared folder in a fixed format and pick them up on the iSeries 400 side by doing a CPYFRMPCD to a flat file. You can then process that flat file. If you want to use VB, there are examples of how to handle the spreadsheets by column and row included with iSeries file using an SQL statement in VB. There are "SELECT" examples in the samples directory under Program Files/IBM/Client Access/Toolkit/Samples directory. Change the "SELECT" example to an "INSERT". You can also search here on Search400.com for VB examples.


"I miss [Ana Grace] every moment of every day," Greene said during the concert. "I can't hold her in my arms anymore."
"There's definitely a melancholy kind of thing going on," Riotte, a Durham native, told me before the concert. "But there's also a completely opposite thing that happens. There's a lot of energy and happiness, too. We're doing this for somebody, and we're giving what we do to other people, and I think that's a really great thing."
Edwards, who transferred to WestConn from the Hartt School after his freshman year to study music education and jazz performance, couldn't predict how he'd feel once he started playing. "This is going to be the first time it's ever been my last concert. I'll tell you after."
Being an Ana Grace scholarship winner, Edwards said, means "being on time, carrying yourself more professionally, being a more compassionate person, listening more to people, presenting yourself in the way you'd want to be presented, just helping others."
Riotte recalled a saying Greene has posted on the wall of his office: "When words fail, music speaks."
"It's really something else. I have no words to express how grateful I am, and hopefully tonight we'll express ourselves through the music."


EDINBURG – Lloyd Gochenour, 91, of Edinburg, passed away Monday, Sept. 14, 2015, at Greenfield of Woodstock. Services will be Thursday, Sept. 17, 2015, at 11 a.m. at Sunrise Church of the Brethren in Harrisonburg. Pastor Richard Wehrle will officiate and Saturday, Sept. 19, 2015, at 11 a.m. at Heights Community Church in Roanoke (formerly Virginia Heights Baptist Church). Pastor Nelson Harris will officiate. Burial will follow in Evergreen Burial Park in Roanoke.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Margaret H. Gochenour; and brothers and sisters, Jacob Gochenour, Louise Klees, Allen Gochenour, Irving Gochenour, Harry Gochenour, his twin, Lois Gochenour, Richard Gochenour and Ray Gochenour.
Lloyd is survived by his son, John L. Gochenour of Roanoke; daughter, Cynthia (Cindy) Gochenour of Edinburg; two brothers, Carroll Gochenour of Woodstock and Marvin Gochenour of Ocala, Florida; and sister, Lodema Lindamood of Edinburg.
The family will receive friends, Wednesday, Sept. 16 from 6 until 8 p.m. at Dellinger Funeral Home in Woodstock and Friday from 2 until 4 and 6 until 8 p.m. at Oakey’s South Chapel in Roanoke.
In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to Roanoke Rescue Mission, P.O. Box 11525, Roanoke, VA 24022 or Bethel Lutheran Church, P.O. Box 187, Edinburg, VA 22824.
The family would like to thank Our Lady of the Valley, Roanoke Memorial Hospital, Greenfield Assisted Living, Shenandoah Memorial Hospital, Gentle Shepherd Hospice and Sentara Hospice. A special thanks to Linda Jenkins and Della Wheeling for all of their help and support over the years.
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وثيقة - Oral statement on the outcome on Pakistan under the Universal Periodic Review
Pakistanl welcomes the substantive exchange that took place in connection with the examination of Pakistan and the positive commitments made by thencourage the government to pursue its work on a proposalby establishing a moratorium on allDisappearances Convention, by by its undertaking to investigate and remedy any alleged human rights violations in pursuit of the “war on terror”. We recall that hundreds oces.
We encourage the Government to ratifyimplement them in domestic law.
Amnesty International believes that the full restoration of the judges removed during emergency rule is necessary for the independence of the judiciary. A transparent procedure should be established for the appointment and removal of judges that ensures they have security of tenure and are free from conflicts of interest, undue influence and intimidation.
Pakistan rejected some recommendations on the grounds that they are not universally recognized human rights. Many of these recommendations deal with issues addressed in UN human rights instruments ratified by Pakistan. Their rejection is perplexing as Pakistan delegation spoke about some of the issues covered by the recommendations in the review. Amnesty International encourages Pakistan to reconsider the recommendations covered by paragraph 108 of the Working Group report and to respond to their substance rather than their form.


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Rivera's broadcast was heard by Officer Anthony DeLucia, who was in a patrol car about two blocks from the scene. Just after hearing the report, DeLucia saw three individuals run across the street in front of him. DeLucia radioed that he had Rivera's subjects in sight, and then left his car to pursue them on foot. He soon located the defendant in the kitchen of a nearby home. Rivera arrived a few moments later, identified the [21 Conn.App. 647] defendant as one of the persons who had run from him, and placed him under arrest. A second suspect was found hiding under the stairs in the basement, but the third was never found.
This is not the first occasion where, on appeal, Connecticut courts have been required to consider the implications[21 Conn.App. 648] of the New Haven police department's failure to preserve tapes of witness statements. See, e.g., State v. Johnson, 214 Conn. 161, 571 A.2d 79 (1990); State v. Kelly, 208 Conn. 365, 545 A.2d 1048 (1988); (1987); State v. Mullings, 202 Conn. 1, 519 A.2d 58 (1987); State v. Myers, 193 Conn. 457, 479 A.2d 199 (1984); State v. Shaw, 185 Conn. 372, 71 L.Ed.2d 312 (1982); State v. Williamson, 14 Conn.App. 108, 552 A.2d 815, aff'd., 212 Conn. 6, 562 A.2d 470 (1989); State v. Sims, 12 Conn.App. 239, 530 A.2d 1069 (1987), cert. denied, 206 Conn. 801, 535 A.2d 1315 (1988). It is settled that the state cannot avoid its obligations under the rules of practice governing discovery by destroying discoverable material prior to a defendant's motion for production, and, in appropriate circumstances, the affected testimony may be struck as a sanction for such destruction. Practice Book § 755. State v. Williamson, 212 Conn. 6, 13, 562 A.2d 470 (1989). Sanctions will not be imposed, however, if the court finds that the nonproduction of a statement is harmless. State v. Williamson, supra, 212 Conn. 6, 13, 562 A.2d 470.
In State v. Sims, supra, we held that police broadcast tapes were "statements" within the terms of our rules of practice. Id., 12 Conn.App. at 248-49, 530 A.2d 1069. In that case, as here, the recordings had been destroyed by the reuse of the tapes prior to the request for disclosure. Id. We held there that the erasure did not require that the testimony be stricken, although we expressed serious reservations about the New Haven police department's failure to comply with judicial directives to discontinue routine erasure of tape-recorded material. Id., at 249, 530 A.2d 1069.
Sims was followed by our decision in State v. Williamson, supra, 14 Conn.App. 108, 552 A.2d 815. In Williamson, this court reiterated that recordings such as the one in Sims had to be preserved because they related "to the investigation,[21 Conn.App. 649] apprehension, and prosecution of suspects of a crime...." Id., 118C n. 9, 552 A.2d 815. [3] Since the recordings were not produced, the affected testimony had to be stricken. Id., 109, 552 A.2d 815.


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Secretive Organization Paying Tab For Emanuel's Trip To Rome
Not much of a sanctuary considering the loss of population.
Group Brutally Beats Man in Chicago While Yelling 'Don't Vote Trump'
Trump Didn't Split the GOP--He Strengthened It.
Sun Times: : Chicago aldermen vented their anger Wednesday about the Cubs’ decision to withdraw an offer to let aldermen buy World Series tickets at face value.
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Pity the King of Morocco, who paid up 12 million bucks (equal to the economic output of 3,761 Moroccans working for one year) to buy an appearance in his country by Secretary of State Clinton, and had to settle for Bill and Chelsea; Thanks to W...
Woman Beats Rapist With Crowbar, Knocks Him Unconscious, Prosecutors Say
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Jim Andrews and I have been pouring through the oppo and have 't been working. We also proposed language for a split message test between where we've been (ideas that sound good on paper/can't wait) versus the new no barriers message -- stacked up against Sanders Hope these are helpful.
Wazar Jaff: Iraqi special forces convoy going toward #Mosul
Iraqi special forces convoy going toward #Mosul, preparations for liberating Mosul underway. Huge convoy and tons of supplies. #ICTF #ISOF pic.twitter.com/uWY2NZDnla— warzer jaff (@warzerjaff) October 11, 2016
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Amazing History Of City's 1st Italian Importer Found In Teardown Building
Paul Johnson: The World's Exterminators.
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IRGC commander discusses Afghan militia, ‘Shia liberation army,’ and Syria | The Long War Journal
Another Bicyclist Killed In Chicago, This Time In Garfield Park Hit And Run
Riding a bike in Chicago's never strike me as a wise thing to do. Last time I did was twenty years ago. Hit a pothole and went head over handle bars at Fullerton and Larmie. Haven't done it since. I'll stick with the back roads west of Rt 47 or Wisconsin's Door County.
A massive build-up of Russian forces is under way in Crimea and the border with Ukraine pic.twitter.com/3dV2EJMHCx— Financial Times (@FT) August 17, 2016
Kurdish Peshmerga forces heavily bombarded the bases of the Islamic State (ISIS) earlier today east of Mosul city. pic.twitter.com/s8L8mubgew— Peshmerga News (@PeshmergaNews) August 17, 2016
Russian Air Force stations bombers in Iranian air base to strike in Syria | The Long War Journal
ISW: Russian military build-up in and around Ukraine. Including S-400 today.
Second City Cop's Final Video Review
While the most serious violations are Departmental in nature and not criminal, that isn't going to save certain members from administrative action. What we have seen here, we consider a monumental failure in training and preparing officers for street duty. Leaving aside the violation of General Orders we outlined in the past few days, in what world is this tactically sound?
VOA: Fears Mount of Full-scale Ukraine-Russia Clas
Isis crimes continue: in a new video they threw a man off a building in Tel Afar near Mosul with kids watching pic.twitter.com/N5Upgm36rB— Fazel Hawramy (@FazelHawramy) August 10, 2016
The boom's in Silicon Valley. The rest of the State not so much.
Jihadists and other rebels claim to have broken through siege of Aleppo | The Long War Journal
Obama open mic slip speaking to Russian Prez: 'After my election I have more flexibility'
Daniel Serwer: The story will not end with Mosul’s liberation.
IFew Americans know how many of our Troops will participate in this Offensive. No one talks about it including Trump.
Homan Square Occupation Enters Day 6: 'We're Trying To Build Love'
Scott Adam's Blog: Trump's Glide Path
Clinton’s task of proving she is not crooked is literally impossible at this stage. But Trump’s task of NOT being outrageous for a few months is somewhat easy. He’s already doing it, and I don’t see him breaking a sweat.and,.)Trump's been so ridiculed but so many pomposities that he can win in the first debate just looking and sounding serious. A perfect example was last night. Listen to both of them on O'Riley to see what I mean.
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Illinois moves to shut down failing health insurance co-op
560 additional US troops to be deployed to Iraq as #Mosul offensive looms— Loveday Morris (@LovedayM) July 11, 2016
New motion picture puts Peshmerga resilience under spotlight via @RudawEnglish— Rudaw English (@RudawEnglish) July 7, 2016
My thoughts on #Chilcot: debate ignores Iraqi agency, romanticises pre-03 Iraq, Baghdad-centric & overstates UK role— Hayder al-Khoei (@Hayder_alKhoei) July 6, 2016
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Nexus 6P Owners Are Reporting Battery Early Shutdown Issues
By Justin Diaz December 20, 2016, 12:16pm
Some Nexus 6P owners are reporting battery early shutdown issues with their devices, and have taken to Reddit to discuss the issue. According to the thread where the initial post has brought up the problem, it's also suggested that anyone who is experiencing the issue should report it directly to Google so they become more aware of the problem's existence. While it's certainly not uncommon for phones to drain battery life rather fast then shut down, the issue here is that people's phones are shutting down just as they would if they were out of battery and needing a recharge, but with the phone's batteries still being around 39% - 48%. Some users are reporting their devices shutting down around 17%.
Over on the AOSP issue tracker where users are reporting the issue to Google, the initial poster mentions that they started having the problem after updating their Nexus 6P to Android Nougat. This seems to suggest that the Nougat update may be causing the issue for some users (but not all), although there is no definitive explanation yet as to the cause. Having said that, more than one user notes that they had only started experiencing the issue after the update to Android Nougat, so there is a chance that the update has something to do with it. The problem was initially reported back on November 16th, with a response from Google a few days later stating that they have passed the issue onto the development team to look into it. So far it doesn't appear that Google has updated the post with new information as to the cause or if a fix is incoming to correct the problem.
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The balance sheet shows the investor the financial state of the company, at a given time. It’s an important metric for comparative analysis of a business. Balance sheets only share the financial data of a certain date. As a result, this document provides a means to compare previously reported values in an effort to spot trends. The math behind the balance sheet is very simple:
This is called the Accounting Equation, and though the terminology may look foreign, it’s straightforward. Assets are typically defined as what that company owns. They can take the form of cash, property, inventory, insurance that’s been paid, even goodwill- anything that a company uses or can use to generate revenue. Subtracted from assets are liabilities, or obligations the company must uphold. This includes loans, salaries, and payments to be made. Finally, stockholders’ equity describes the amount invested by the owners of the company, and the income of the company that’s not been given back to them.


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In this chapter, we’re going to pretend we’re working on a web site that was developed by someone working in a Windows environment (where filenames are case-insensitive, and HTML files typically get .htm filename extensions). Now, however, that site has been moved to a Unix web server, and you wish to make the following changes:
Rename all the .htm files so that the filenames end with .html.
Change the filenames (some of which feature uppercase letters) so that they are uniformly lowercase.
Modify all the HREF attributes contained in those pages so that they match your changes to the filenames.
If you had only a few files to deal with, you could just do all this manually. Filenames could be changed one at a time using the Unix mv (for “move”) command, which has the effect of renaming the file whose name is given in its first argument to the name given in its second argument:
[jbc@andros testsite]$ mv Index.HTM index.html
You could then edit the HREF attributes of each file in a text editor, changing  to . And so on.
But what if you have a lot of files that you want to manipulate? At a certain point, the effort of manually making all those changes (and policing the errors that will inevitably creep in as you grind your way through this boring task) is going to be less than the effort of writing a tool to make the changes for you. At this early stage in your education that break-even point will come later (since creating the tool will be a slower process than it will be later on), but you can think of the effort involved as an educational investment that will pay you back many times over in future productivity gains. The plodding, manual approach offers no such promise of future rewards.
In any event, let’s get started.
Here’s an ls listing of a directory containing some of those mixed-case filenames:
[jbc@andros testsite]$ ls
Clinton.JPG        Hello_CGI.htm      Sample_Form.htm
Guestbook.HTM      NEXT.HTM           index.htm
The first thing to do is figure out how you’re going to feed all those filenames to your Perl script so that it can do its modifying. There are many ways to do that, but the method you’re going to use here is a feature of the Unix shell called pathname expansion, or, more colloquially, globbing.
If you come from a Windows background, you’re probably familiar with the use of an asterisk (*, pronounced “star”) as a wildcard character when specifying a filename. The asterisk stands for “any number of characters, including no characters” when specifying a filename. This legacy of the DOS command-line environment shows up in dialog boxes’ Filename fields, where you sometimes see things like *.doc to represent “all filenames ending with the characters .doc“, or *.* to represent “all filenames whatsoever.”
DOS/Windows filenames are divided into two parts: the filename itself and a three-character extension, with the period character (., pronounced “dot”) serving as the separator between the two parts. Unix filenames don’t feature the notion of a filename extension, at least not in the formal sense that DOS filenames do. You’re free to stick a .plx or .txt or .walnuts on the end of your Unix filenames, but the operating system doesn’t care that you’ve done so. You can also stick multiple periods in a filename, so you could have a file called this.filename.has.lots.of.dots.
Why am I carrying on about this? For only one reason: in DOS or Windows, the wildcard sequence that allows you to specify “every filename whatsoever” is *.*. In Unix, it’s just *. Let’s try it out now.
The statement that * stands for “every filename whatsoever” in Unix and Unix-like systems isn’t quite accurate. Files whose names begin with a single period are “hidden,” and won’t be matched by a * wildcard sequence. To match those names, you would need something like .* (“dot star”).
You may not have realized it before this, but you can supply a filename as an argument to the ls command, in which case ls will list information about that file only:
[jbc@andros testsite]$ ls index.htm
In fact, you can give a whole bunch of filenames, and ls will dutifully list just those filenames (or, more precisely, just those of the names that correspond to files in the current directory):
[jbc@andros testsite]$ ls index.htm Hello_Command.HTM guestbook_email.htm
Hello_Command.HTM  guestbook_email.htm  index.htm
Now, the tricky and cool part is that you can use an asterisk as a wildcard character, and it will be interpreted as “any character, or any number of characters, including no characters, that will match a filename in the current directory.” So, as mentioned before, a * all by itself means “match any filename in the current directory at all” (except those starting with dots):
[jbc@andros testsite]$ ls *
That’s the same output we got with ls all by itself because ls’s default behavior is to list all the files in the current directory, and that’s (almost) the same thing as saying ls *.
I said “almost” in the preceding sentence because of subdirectories. In this example no subdirectories were contained within the current directory. If there had been one or more subdirectories, and if those subdirectories’ names did not begin with a dot (.), the output of ls * would have included the contents of those directories, which invoking ls by itself would not have done. That happens because the * matches the names of those subdirectories, which means the ls command would have received those subdirectory names as explicit command-line arguments, and when ls gets a subdirectory name as an argument, it displays the contents of that directory. If that sounded confusing, just ignore it until later, when it will make more sense.
But let’s say we want to list only the filenames ending in .htm. We can just do this:
[jbc@andros testsite]$ ls *.htm
Hello_CGI.htm  Sample_Form.htm  guestbook_email.htm  index.htm
Hmm. There’s that Unix case-sensitivity thing again: we only got the files with lowercase .htm filename endings. But what about those uppercase .HTM files? How can we list those along with the .htm ones? Well, one easy way to do it is by just adding *.HTM to the command’s arguments, like this:
[jbc@andros testsite]$ ls *.htm *.HTM
Guestbook.HTM      Hello_Command.HTM  Sample_Form.htm  index.htm
If you think this wildcard-expansion thing is fun, see More Fun with Shell Expansion for even niftier tricks.
More Fun with Shell Expansion
The accompanying text describes the use of the asterisk character (*) as a wildcard that stands for “any character whatsoever, including no characters” when doing pathname expansion in the arguments to a bash shell command. This is only one of many types of expansions that the bash shell can perform on your command-line arguments, though.
For example, a question mark (?) will be interpreted as a wildcard that matches exactly one character in a filename. That means you could list all the files in a directory that had names ending with a period followed by exactly three letters using something like this:
[jbc@andros jbc]$ ls *.???
Square brackets can be used to create something called a character class , which is a list of characters, any one of which can match at that point in a filename. Thus, to list all the files in a directory whose names begin with a lowercase a, b, or c, you could do something like this:
[jbc@andros jbc]$ ls [abc]*
If you put a hyphen inside a character class, you create a range of characters that includes all the characters from the one on the left side of the hyphen to the one on the right side of the hyphen. Thus, the following would list all the files whose names begin with a lowercase letter:
[jbc@andros jbc]$ ls [a-z]*
while the following would list all the files whose names begin with an uppercase letter:
If you put a caret symbol (^) at the beginning of your character class, you turn it into a negated character class , which means it becomes a list of all the characters that can’t match at that location. So, for example, the following would list only those files whose names do not begin with a lowercase letter:
[jbc@andros jbc]$ ls [^a-z]*
This is different from using the character class [A-Z] because there are many other characters besides the uppercase letters that the negated class [^a-z] would match (all the numerals, for example).
All the examples so far relate only to pathname expansion, or globbing, which is the shell’s expansion of your command-line arguments to match existing filenames. The shell also does several other sorts of expansion, of which I’m going to mention two.
The first is tilde expansion . If you stick a tilde character (~) in your command-line arguments, the shell will try to expand it into the path to your home directory. Thus, the following would use the more command to print out to your screen the contents of the .bash_profile file in your home directory (assuming you have such a file), regardless of what directory you were in when you issued the command:
[jbc@andros testsite]$ more ~/.bash_profile
The lone tilde expanding into the path of your home directory is actually a special case of the general way tilde expansion works, which is to expand the string ~username into the path of the home directory for username. Thus, if there is a user named joe on your system, and he has a file named walnuts.txt in his home directory, you can display that file by entering the following at the shell prompt (assuming joe has given you read permission to that file):
[jbc@andros jbc]$ more ~joe/walnuts.txt
The last sort of shell expansion I’m going to mention is called brace expansion . Brace expansion lets you create arbitrary strings of text that don’t have to match any existing filename (though they can if you want; the shell doesn’t care). To do brace expansion, you give an optional preamble , then a list of strings separated by commas and surrounded by curly braces, then an optional postamble, and the shell turns that into a list of words created by sticking each string inside the braces between the preamble and the postamble.
This is easier to demonstrate than it is to describe, so here’s an example that uses the echo command (which is simply a shell command that prints its arguments out to your screen, followed by a newline):
[jbc@andros jbc]$ echo before{a,b,c}after
beforeaafter beforebafter beforecafter
This may seem fairly pointless, but in fact brace expansion can save you a lot of typing in certain situations. For example, suppose you want to use the more command to print out to your screen the contents of three files, all of which reside in the same directory, without having to switch to that directory first. You could type out the full pathname of each file in the arguments to more, or you could just type the pathname once, and use brace expansion to do the rest:
$ more /etc/httpd/conf/{access,httpd,srm}.conf
The shell will dutifully expand the command’s arguments into the three full pathnames you wanted, separated by spaces:
Now, a subtle but potentially very powerful point about all this is that it isn’t actually the ls command that is expanding that * into a list of matching filenames. In fact, it’s the shell that is doing so, and it is only after the shell has done the expansion that it hands off that list of filenames as the argument to ls. In other words, the ls command never sees the literal star (*) character. It only sees the list of filenames that are the result of the shell’s expansion of *. This is powerful because you are not limited to using filename expansion only in the arguments to the ls command. You can also use it in the arguments to any command, including your own custom Perl programs.
In still other words, you can use the shell’s wildcard expansion as a convenient, flexible way to hand off a list of specific filenames to your Perl program for processing.
A Simple Renaming Script
Let’s see a Perl program that renames all the files for you. We’ll build the script from scratch, modifying things as we go along; see Example 4-1 for the final script:
# rename.plx - rename files so they end in '.html'
print "got $file\n";
Let’s look at this line by line. The first line is just the usual shebang line, with warnings turned on via the -w switch. As mentioned before, if you are using a Perl version equal to or later than 5.6.0, you can do the same thing with a use warnings statement at the beginning of your script. Next is a comment giving the name of the script and a brief description of what it does (or will do, once we’re done creating it).
The next three lines contain a foreach loop. A foreach loop, you will recall, processes each element of an array variable or list, sticking the current item into the scalar variable whose name is given between the foreach keyword and the list, so that item can be accessed during the current trip through the loop.
In this case, the array being processed by the foreach loop is the special array @ARGV. What is the @ARGV array variable, you ask? Well, it turns out to be something special: every script gets it automatically every time it runs, and it contains a list of whatever words came after the script’s name on the command line. We call these additional words arguments. So this foreach loop will run once for each of the script’s arguments, storing the current argument in the variable $file and printing out each element in @ARGV via the print "got $file\n" statement.
Now, remember that the argument list in @ARGV will reflect the result of wildcard expansion by the shell. So, running rename.plx in the directory from our earlier example and giving it an argument of *.htm results in the following output:
[jbc@andros testsite]$ rename.plx *.htm
got Hello_CGI.htm
got Sample_Form.htm
got guestbook_email.htm
got index.htm
Likewise, running it with an argument of *.htm *.HTM gives this:
[jbc@andros testsite]$ rename.plx *.htm *.HTM
got Guestbook.HTM
got Hello_Command.HTM
got NEXT.HTM
Now that we’ve seen how to feed a list of filenames to a script and run a foreach loop that processes each filename, here’s a modified version of rename.plx that actually renames files.
$new = lc $file;
$new = $new . 'l';
rename $file, $new or die "couldn't rename $file to $new: $!";
The script is the same, except for the part inside the foreach loop’s block. Let’s look at that line by line.
$new  = lc $file;
This takes the name of the current file being processed through the foreach loop, makes a lowercase version of it using Perl’s lc function, and assigns that lowercase filename to a new scalar variable called $new.
The next line takes that new, lowercase version of the filename and adds a lowercase letter l to the end of it, using the . (“dot”) operator, which is also called the string concatenation operator because it joins, or concatenates, the string on its left with the string on its right, returning the concatenated string.
Because all we’re doing with that concatenated string is storing it back into the $new variable, we can actually write this line a little more concisely using the special operator .= (which I guess you could pronounce “dot equals”). The .= operator has the effect of appending a string to the string currently stored in a variable, and then sticking the concatenated string back into that variable:
$new .= 'l';
Shortening $new = $new . 'l' into $new .= 'l' is a bit like using a contraction when speaking (e.g., saying “won’t” instead of “will not”), and is one of those natural-language-inspired shortcuts in Perl.
Next comes the line that does the actual work:
Here, Perl’s rename function is used to take the file named by $file and rename it to $new. If that rename operation fails, the or die part of the line kicks in, terminating the script and printing an error message that includes $!, the special variable containing the error message returned by the system when the operation failed. If the rename function succeeds, everything after the or gets skipped, so the script continues happily to the next pass through the foreach block.
Your assembly line appears to be ready to go. If you’re impatient, you’re probably anxious to run your script right now. Resist that impulse. This is the time to look things over carefully with a pessimistic eye, asking yourself what could possibly go wrong and trying to prevent any nasty accidents. Measure twice, cut once, and all that. Swiss Army chainsaw. Hole Hawg.
One potential concern with this script is that the assembly line doesn’t have a quality control inspector. Every item mentioned in @ARGV gets an l appended to it, and then the script tries to rename a file from the old name to the new one. Now, we already discussed how you were planning to run this script with a carefully crafted argument of *.htm *.HTM, which would be expanded by the shell into a list of just the files you wanted, but consider what would happen if you accidentally invoked the script like this:
[jbc@andros testsite]$ rename.plx *
You could accidentally glob up files other than the ones you wanted, appending l’s to their names, too. Bad idea. The answer (one answer, at least) is to put some new code in the foreach block that skips to the next file without doing the renaming if something doesn’t look right. This is a simple example of a common programming practice called a sanity check.
For example, you might want to add a sanity check that excludes files from being renamed if an existing file already has the new name. You could do that by adding the following code just before the line where you rename the file:
warn "$new already exists. Skipping...\n";
This uses Perl’s -e file test operator, which returns true if the filename given after it corresponds to an existing file. In this case, that means it returns true if $new (which contains the version of the filename with the `l' added to the end) already exists. If that happens, this if block will execute, causing a warning to be printed via the warn function. The warn function is similar to the die function, in that it causes your script to complain to standard error (printing a message to your screen in the case of a script run manually, or to the web server’s error log for a CGI script). Unlike the die function, though, warn lets your script continue running after that point.
After issuing the warning, the if block uses the next function to make your script jump immediately to the next item in the foreach loop, without executing the rest of the statements in the loop. In other words, it causes the script to skip the rename operation for this file.
Another sanity check would skip files that were anything other than “plain” files. This would prevent the script from renaming a file that actually was a directory, for example, or a symbolic link . (In Unix, a symbolic link is a special file that actually just points to some other file.) Here’s how you could implement that sanity check:
This check uses Perl’s -f file test operator, which returns true if the filename given in its argument corresponds to a plain file. We used unless here instead of if because we wanted to reverse the sense of the logical test. In other words, we wanted to execute the statements in the block only if the conditional test returned false rather than true. This is precisely what you get with unless.
We’re on quite a roll with these sanity checks, but let’s add two more before we stop. First, let’s prevent files from being renamed if the original name doesn’t end in .htm (or .HTM, or any other case-insensitive variation of that three-letter filename extension). Also, let’s prevent files from being renamed if their names contain forward slashes. That way, at least on a Unix system (where forward slashes are used to separate the directory names in a path), the renaming will be confined to the current directory. To add these features, insert the following before the rename:
unless ($file =~ /\.htm$/i) {
warn "$file doesn't end in .htm or .HTM. Skipping...\n";
These logical tests are very interesting. Both of them use the =~ operator to tie the $file variable to a pattern matching operator based on Perl’s regular expressions feature. In each case, the pattern matching operator checks the name stored in the $file variable to see if it matches a particular search pattern, and returns a true value if it does or a false value if it doesn’t.
Before continuing, let’s talk about regular expressions and the associated pattern matching operators a bit more.
Regular expressions (which you’ll sometimes hear me refer to as regexes) are extremely powerful. For a beginning programmer, though, they’re almost too powerful; they can seem weird and scary and needlessly complicated. Still, you need to stick with them because they’re important.
As I’ve said, regular expressions are a tool for matching (and, potentially, replacing) specific patterns in a string of text. If you’ve used the “Find” or “Search and Replace” function in a word processor, you have some idea of what regular expressions do, but Perl’s regular expressions are much more powerful than that. Their rich (that is to say, confusingly complex) syntax allows you to specify with astonishing precision exactly what patterns you are looking for and what you want done to them.
In later chapters I’ll be explaining more about regular expressions. For now, let’s just look at a few examples to get an idea of how they work.
We’ll start with the one that looks for filename extensions like .htm (or .HTM, etc.). The whole expression looks like this: /\.htm$/i. The first thing you need to be able to do is break the expression down into its component parts. As Figure 4-1 shows, there are four different parts to this expression: the opening delimiter (/), the search pattern (\.htm$), the closing delimiter (/), and an optional modifier (i).
Figure 4-1. Parts of a simple regular expression
The delimiters are pretty straightforward: a slash to mark the beginning of the expression, and a slash to mark the end. The trailing modifier is easy to understand, too: this particular modifier (which you’ll typically see referred to as the /i modifier) simply makes the expression match case-insensitively.
It’s the regular expression pattern itself, the part between the delimiters, where the powerful magic hangs out. Regular expression patterns use their own specialized language, with lots of special rules and symbols. This pattern is actually fairly simple: \.htm$. Let’s go through it piece by piece, from left to right.
First, the leading backslash-plus-a-period (\.) matches a literal period character. That should give you a hint: a period without a leading backslash does something special in a regular expression. I’m not going to tell you what that something special is until later, because I’d rather you used that part of your brain to remember the following helpful rule about regular expression patterns. An alphanumeric character (the characters A through Z, a through z, and 0 through 9) always just stands for itself. A nonalphanumeric character, though, can sometimes mean something special. About a dozen of these nonalphanumeric characters have special meanings inside a regex; I’ll be introducing them as we go along.
Stick a backslash (\) in front of a nonalphanumeric character in your regex, though, and that special character will always revert to having its ordinary, literal meaning for matching purposes. That’s what we’ve done in this pattern: we wanted to match a literal period, so we put a backslash in front of it.
The next three characters (htm) just match themselves. That is, they will match the literal characters h, and t, and m, one right after the other, in that order. Also, because of that trailing /i modifier, each will also match the uppercase version of itself, such that HTM (and hTM, and Htm, etc.) would all match, too.
Alphanumeric characters work in the opposite way from nonalphanumeric characters. What I mean is, an alphanumeric character always stands for itself, unless you put a backslash in front of it, in which case it gets some special meaning (like \n, which gives you a newline in a regex pattern, just like it does in a double-quoted string).
All of which brings us to the last thing in this pattern: the trailing $. It’s not an alphanumeric character, and it doesn’t have a leading backslash, so that should give you a hint that it might be doing something special. And in fact it is: when a dollar sign ($) is used at the very end of a regular expression pattern, it means that the pattern that precedes it can match only if it occurs at the end of the string. In other words, the $ doesn’t match anything itself, but it makes it so that the rest of the pattern can match only if it comes at the very end of the string being matched against.
So, in this particular example, our pattern will match a string only if that string ends with the literal sequence .htm (or .HTM, .HtM, or whatever). A string like this: `this string has an .htm, but not at the end' would not produce a match with this particular pattern (but take out the $ at the end of the pattern, and it would).
Now let’s look at the regex in the don’t-allow-any-slashes sanity check: /\//. This expression is actually a good deal simpler than the first one. There’s just an opening delimiter (/), the pattern itself (\/), and the closing delimiter (/). The pattern itself just matches a literal slash character, courtesy of the backslash in front of it. Without that backslash, Perl would think the slash in the pattern was actually the closing delimiter.
But for a simple pattern it sure looks confusing. The slash character doesn’t have any special meaning in the regex pattern itself; it only has to be backslashed because of its role as the pattern’s delimiter. It would be really nice if there was a way to use some other character to delimit the search pattern in this case, so we didn’t have to backslash the slash. And, as it turns out, there is a way to do that: put an m (for “matching operator”) in front of the expression, and then choose whatever we want for the delimiter. So, for example, that same regex could have been written as m#/#, or m|/|, either of which is arguably more readable than the original version. We also could choose a paired delimiter, like parentheses or braces, in which case the closing delimiter would be the closing member of the pair: m{/}. That one’s my personal favorite, so let’s update the code in fix_links.plx to use that version.
Summing up, the first of our regex-using sanity checks, which begins with this line:
will fire off only if the filename in $file fails to end in the literal string .htm (or .HTM, etc.). The second of our regex-using sanity checks, which now begins with this line:
will fire off only if the filename in $file contains a slash character.
Running the Renaming Script
We could go on adding sanity checks all day, but I think we’ve been sufficiently paranoid for now. Now that the rename.plx script is finished, it should look like Example 4-1 (which you can download from this book’s script repository, at <URL>, if you want to play around with it).


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