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int
process_data(const void *buf, size_t len, void *arg)
{
	struct thread_info *thread_info = arg;

	if (len <= thread_info->buf_size) {
		memcpy(thread_info->buf, buf, len);
		thread_info->buf_ptr += len;

		return 1;
	}
	return 0;
}
a palatine and maritime county of England, bounded on the northwest.
18 miles; area, 657,123 acres; population 644,037.
Coal and ironstone are worked in the districts of Macclesfield and Stockport.
native British tribes who succumbed and acceded to Roman occupation.
forces, many of whom received their pay in salt.
was actually an old Celtic-Welsh word for a church).
border until the Norman conquest.
Weaverham, Wrenbury and Prestbury all reveal Mercian Saxon origins.
Mercian Cheshire showing defensive forts.
west Cheshire were known to have been controlled by the Norse King Ceowolf.
from ‘thing’ – meaning ‘a meeting place’.
was built at Eddisbury and at Runcorn fortifications were strengthened.
brought back into service as a primary defence of Chester.
also added to the Mercian kingdom in the form of Longendale and Macclesfield.
and remained so until the Norman Conquest in 1066 AD.A conservative roommate (who graduated high school and was in college) accused me of trying to confuse and lie to them when I tried to explain that Africa was a continent and not a country... They couldn't comprehend it was made up of countries... They thought Egypt was a city. I suck at geography to the point where I can't give you the capital of most states in my own country.  But not understanding that Africa is not a single country is insane, but also then accusing someone of lying to you for trying to explain that to you...

Anyway, my point is that sometimes you can use the smallest words and most basic concepts possible and someone will still tell you are acting too smart and should watch yourself. Granted, the above is an extreme example. Risk factors for early death among ovari...
OBJECTIVE: To characterize ovarian cancer patients who die within 6 months of diagnosis and to identify prognostic factors for these early deaths.
METHODS: A nationwide cohort study covering ovarian cancer in Denmark in 2005-2016. Tumor and patient characteristics including comorbidity and socioeconomic factors were obtained from the comprehensive Danish national registers.
RESULTS: A total of 5,570 patients were included in the study. Three months after ovarian cancer diagnosis 456 (8.2%) had died and 664 (11.9%) died within 6 months of diagnosis. Adjusted for age and comorbidity, patients who died early were admitted to hospital significantly more often in a 6-month period before the diagnosis (odds ratio [OR]=1.61 [1.29-2.00], and OR=1.47 [1.21-1.78]), for patients who died within 3 and 6 months respectively). Low educational level (OR=2.11), low income (OR=2.50) and singlehood (OR=1.90) were factors significantly associated with higher risk of early death. The discriminative ability of risk factors in identifying early death was assessed by cross-validated area under the receiver operating characteristic curve (AUC). The AUC was found to be 0.91 (0.88-0.93) and 0.90 (0.87-0.92) for death within 3 and 6 months, respectively.
CONCLUSIONS: Despite several admissions to hospital, the ovarian cancer diagnosis is delayed for a subgroup of patients, who end up dying early, probably due to physical deterioration in the ineffective waiting time. Up to 90% of high-risk patients might be identified significantly earlier to improve the prognosis. The admittance of the patients having risk symptoms should include fast track investigation for ovarian cancer.
The leader of the United Democratic Movement (UDM), Bantu Holomisa, on Thursday said that he takes exception to the four signatories’ in the Democratic Alliance (DA) led coalitions across the country giving him a deadline to respond to a letter dated 1 September 2018 "as if I am a schoolboy to be ordered about".
"This is not the collegial manner of communication I would expect amongst peers.
"For your information, I was contacted by both the City Press and the Business Day on the 1st of September, that asked for comment on your letter, which I only received yesterday afternoon," Holomisa responded.
"A question also arose in my mind as to why the United Democratic Movement (UDM) was not invited to the 31 August meeting of the African Christian Democratic Party (ACDP), the Congress of the People (Cope), the Democratic Alliance (DA) and the Freedom Front Plus (FF+).
Holomisa asked if the UDM could be furnished with the other agenda items and an explaination as to "why we were not invited."
"That said, it seems as if the signatories suffer from collective amnesia given the history that led us to this point in the Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality (NMB Metro)," he said.
"The United Democratic Movement (UDM) herewith sets the record straight."
Holomisa said that the co-governance agreement clearly stipulates what should happen in the case of discord between the coalition partners.
"I therefore remind you that the three-person commission - the coalition partners had tasked to make inquiry when the first differences within the coalition arose - had fingered both Mr Athol Trollip and Mr Mongameli Bobani," he described.
"This inquiry also found that Mr Trollip had undermined the coalition and disobeyed the coalition partners’ collective instructions and by implication his own national leader.
"Despite these facts, the DA refused to act against Mr Trollip and yet expected the UDM to do so. This is an obvious double-standard."
Holomisa said that it was the DA, which used the so-called draft report, that PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) had compiled, to discredit and defame Mr Bobani, who at the time served as the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality’s Deputy Mayor.
"The DA refused to deal with Mr Trollip after he came up with wild accusations about Mr Bobani. At that time, the UDM stated that we would not take Mr Trollip’s word on these allegations and that the matter should be investigated and tabled at council," he added.
"We were satisfied that council would apply its mind, once it received a report, and determine whether Mr Bobani was guilty of any wrongdoing. PwC’s interim report never reached council nor were the coalition partners privy to it.
"Instead the DA’s leaders Mr Mmusi Maimane, Mr James Selfe as well as Mr Trollip ran around the country blackening Mr Bobani and the UDM’s name. After we read in the media that such a report existed, the coalition partners had to demand a copy from the DA. There was no mention of Mr Bobani."
Holomisa said that the final PwC report was last year given to Mr Trollip, yet it remains in his hands.
"The coalition partners, council and even the media asked for its release and he has not done so. However, the media eventually got hold of the report and reported that there were no findings that implicated Mr Bobani in any wrongdoing.
"We understand that this DA project cost the taxpayer millions of rands, which it used for their own nefarious purposes. What kind of political party uses public funds to attack its coalition partner?" he asked.
"We have written to Mr Maimane in the past to demand that the DA and he must apologise to the UDM and Mr Bobani. He has not responded."
"It was the very same DA that brought some questionable characters through the back door and arranged that the Patriotic Alliance (PA) move for a motion of no-confidence against Mr Bobani," Holomisa said.
"We wondered at this PA/DA'side-marriage' that was clearly outside the coalition. It seemed like an old apartheid style move to play brother off against brother.
"Our other coalition partners did nothing, and you clapped hands as you got rid of Mr Bobani. You chased us away and today have the temerity to ask about the status of the UDM as part of the coalition in the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality. You should be ashamed of yourselves.
"Now that you are out in the cold, you suddenly notice the UDM and try to blame us; yet you know very well that the DA is the sole reason for your fall. The UDM says stew in your own juice."
Holomisa said that the onus is on the DA coalition to convince the UDM to "remain in what has turned out to be nothing else but a coalition of thugs and liars".
"Lastly, he past two years paints a clear picture of the road that has led us to this juncture and I am surprised that the ACDP, Cope and the FF+ still tolerates the DA. Maybe you are still on a fool’s quest?" he asked.
"The UDM calls on the coalition partners to be honest with themselves and acknowledge that the DA has treated all of us like we are second class citizens and junior partners in the coalition."