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MPI supports three RMA communication calls: MPI_PUT transfers data from the caller memory (origin) to the target memory; MPI_GET transfers data from the target memory to the caller memory; and MPI_ACCUMULATE updates locations in the target memory, e.g. by adding to these locations values sent from the caller memory. These operations are nonblocking: the call initiates the transfer, but the transfer may continue after the call returns. The transfer is completed, both at the origin and at the target, when a subsequent synchronization call is issued by the caller on the involved window object. These synchronization calls are described in Section Synchronization Calls , page Synchronization Calls .
The local communication buffer of an RMA call should not be updated, and the local communication buffer of a get call should not be accessed after the RMA call, until the subsequent synchronization call completes.
Rationale.
The rule above is more lenient than for message-passing, where we do not allow two concurrent sends, with overlapping send buffers. Here, we allow two concurrent puts with overlapping send buffers. The reasons for this relaxation are
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How to Study the Bible
Pastor Dan teaches on how to study the Bible.
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How to Study the Bible Outline
Number one factor in growth in Christ likeness is Bible engagement.
The Word of God has a power all its own:
- In the beginning God spoke and His word produced out of nothing.
- Isaiah tells us God’s Word will not return void but do what He intends it to do.
- It is compared to a two edged sword that cuts between bone and marrow.
- Jesus was the Word made flesh and He came in power. To become more like Him we must know the Word.
- Paul urged that we be diligent workman who can rightly handle the Word of Truth.
Basic Rules
- Scripture must interpret Scripture, Jesus does this example discussion on divorce and His use of Genesis 2:24
- Didactic must shed light on Narrative, Acts compared to 1 Corinthians 12
- The more clear must inform the less clear, All scripture is God breathed so it is not in conflict with itself. If we don’t understand a passage or think it conflicts with something that is clear, then we need to rethink in light of the clear passage.
- It should lead to Christ and the Gospel
- John 5:39 – Jesus said that the Pharisees search the scriptures and so they should have received Him because the scriptures point to Him.
- We can get lost in the minutia and never get to Jesus, i.e. Study the tabernacle in the Old Testament and never see that the purpose is to point to Jesus who according to John 1 came and dwelt, literally tabernacled or pitched His tent, among us. Be sure to look for the overarching teaching of redemption, the Gospel, the Messiah and our human need for grace.
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The Bible is just like and completely unlike every other book. So the rules of studying literature are the same, yet the power of the Bible makes it unique.
- Most Important: The Holy Spirit must be consulted
Context is Crucial – it is the most often overlooked and yet the easiest to correct.
- Immediate - Ephesians 5:21-6:9 You cannot divorce verse 21 from 22 and you can’t stop at the end of chapter 5.
- Book
- Especially in historical books, what has already happened?
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- Bible - Where in the Bible does it fall?
Genre Matters
We read narratives differently from poetry and from proverbs or prophecy, etc.
Questions to Ask:
- Observation – What do we see in the text?
- Interpretation – What does it mean?
- Application – How should it change the way I follow Jesus?
Ways to study
- Master a book.
- Topical.
- Word.


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INDEPENDENCE DAY A film review by Mark R. Leeper Copyright 1996 Mark R. Leeper
Capsule: This is a huge production that starts with the plot of the film THE WAR OF THE WORLDS and hangs on it bits and even scenes from a lot of other films. We have a no-holds-barred alien invasion film that is willing to kill off whole cities for the camera. This big spectacular special effects film may be the most visually impressive so far in the 1990s. Much of the audience will get pulled into the action and will not care that the writing borrows so much from many other films. Rating: high +2 (-4 to +4). A discussion of some of the ideas of the film follows the main review in a spoiler section.
In retrospect there was something positively refreshing about George Pal's 1953 film THE WAR OF THE WORLDS. Over the years we have seen many alien invasion films in which the aliens come as seed-pods to replace us, or they have an advance guard take over our minds, or they seed our planet with alien vampires. Sometimes they really are friendly; sometimes they only pretend to be friendly; sometimes they are nasty and hide out in swamps; sometimes they steal our scientists. There are only a very small handful of films in which the aliens try straight-ahead overwhelming us with sheer military power. In most of them the aliens equivocate by negotiating at some point as they do in THE MYSTERIANS or EARTH VERSUS THE FLYING SAUCERS. Unique among these films, until now, has been THE WAR OF THE WORLDS in which the implacable aliens arrive with incredible power and start to pound humanity flat--no negotiation, no communication, no quarter given. That is perhaps a very believable scenario for an alien invasion, but since THE WAR OF THE WORLDS nobody has really wanted to tackle it in a movie. One reason it has not been done more often is that it would be really expensive in terms of special effects to do it right, showing scenes of mass destruction rather than telling the view about them. And it would require a script that would have the courage to depict whole population centers destroyed, showing thousands of people being killed. George Pal made a reasonable stab at that with his film, but nobody has really tried it since. Roland Emmerich and Dean Devlin apparently observed that film industry's visual technology has caught up with that concept. They also realized that the way was paved for film like this by the success of the television program, "The X-Files." Whatever convinced them that the time was right they now have a super- hit of a film.
A huge artificial object appears near the moon and start moving toward Earth. Without warning the skies over major cities go dark as they are covered by mysterious cloud-banks. From the cloud-banks emerge city-sized flying disks, fifteen miles in diameter. For six hours they float in ominous silence. Perhaps the best moments of the script are the tension before the initial attack. The script takes its time, slowly revealing more and more about the alien ships. The script, which was co-authored by Dean Devlin who produced and Roland Emmerich who directed, consciously mimics disaster film writing introducing a large number of characters, most played by solid but second string actors. Bill Pullman plays a rather youthful President of the United States is worried about his strong-willed but nice First Lady Marilyn (Mary McDonnell). He is aided by Constance (Margaret Colin) whose ex-husband David (Jeff Goldblum) is a whiz with computers but he is still working out his relationship with his cute but kvetchy Jewish father Julius (Judd Hirsch). Davis will soon find his fate entwined with hotshot Air Force pilot Captain Hiller (Will Smith). Most of the characters are developed only on the most superficial level with the most touching relationship being that between David and his father.
Emmerich and Devlin freely admit that there is much in INDEPENDENCE DAY that was inspired by other films. They cite 1940s war films and 1970s disaster films, but whole scenes seem to be lifted from films like ALIEN and THE RIGHT STUFF. In spite of the safe route of borrowing from established films, the script does take some chances. It is not many, but some characters the audience cares about get killed. While the script is heavy on coincidence and melodrama it never fails to be fun.
If this is not an intelligent film, it is not a really dumb one either. It is a big spectacular, almost two and a half hours, with its share of script problems. Much the same can be said of films like THE TEN COMMANDMENTS or THE TOWERING INFERNO. It is not intelligent, but it is fun. There is enough good to compensate for the negative points. I rate it a high +2 on the -4 to +4 scale.
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There are a few of the ideas of the film that needed to be better explained. The aliens were here to steal out precious natural resources, supposedly. Our resources are valuable to us, but Earth is no richer in resources than any other planet in the solar system. It is not at all clear to me why they wasted so much energy and resource subduing a hostile native population. It might have been better adding a few words saying that they needed an atmosphere of oxygen to mine the resources or that they as a policy first subdue any populations that might be a threat before mining a solar system. On the other hand, perhaps it is better to leave them a little mysterious.
Part of the problem is that the aliens are a bit too much like us. They share our eyes, nose, mouth configuration, our five-fingered hands. This in spite of the fact that a daisy is a closer relative to us than they are. Not only are they too similar, their technology is way, way too similar. Humans can figure out how to fly craft instrumented for their anatomy and designed by their psychology. We are able to write and run programs on their computers. Isaac Newton was much closer to us than they are in terms of mental processes and I doubt that if he stumbled somehow on a modern PC it would be able to do much with it without instructions.
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This website describes a long-term investing strategy in the US stock market. It explains the thinking behind the strategy, shows how the strategy behaved since 1992 and provides all the information required to implement the strategy yourself. Just add water your own money and brokerage account.
This website does not provide investment advice. Whether you should follow this strategy with your hard earned own money and subsequently lose it all is yours to decide.
Also, Past performance is no guarantee of future results. Seriously.
Investing can be done in many, many different ways. In general it is advisable to invest in low-cost index funds and to combine asset classes to optimize risk/reward. A Simple Balanced Allocation Strategy that follows these principles would be to buy VBINX. From 12/31/1992 till 12/31/2019 VBINX had a total return of 738% or about 8.4%/year (CAGR). This is pretty good.
The greedy fools among us may not want to leave good enough alone and reach for more. Leveraged funds allows one to get both 3x the gains and 3x the losses of a regular index fund. Assuming that returns on a stock index fund will be positive over the long run, multiplying the gains is appealing.
A major concern is the magnification of losses. A 33% drop in a regular index fund could translate into a 99% drop in a 3x leveraged fund. Recovery from such a drop may take a lifetime. The unleveraged SPY index dropped about 50% during 2007-2009 (Great Financial Crisis aka GFC) while VBINX dropped about 34%.
VBINX allocates to about 60% stocks and 40% bonds. A leveraged portfolio of 3x 60% stocks (UPRO) and 3x 40% bonds (TMF) would have had a drawdown of about 72% during the GFC. This is actually a little bit better than the 99% drop one might have had expected. The main reason for the difference is that UPRO is rebalanced daily and that the market losses did not all happen on a single day.
Instead of using a 60/40 stock/bond ratio, there are other ratios that historically would have resulted in a more optimal risk/reward trade-off (higher Sharpe and/or Sortino ratio). A 40/60 stock/bond ratio would have been close to optimal but at the expense of the overall return. Since we are using leverage to boost the overall return the main concern is to find a favorable risk/reward point and more importantly a lower drawdown risk. A leveraged 40/60 portfolio would have had a drawdown of about 50% during the GFC.
In the Backtest section the return characteristics of leveraged 60/40, 50/50, 40/60 and 30/70 stock/bond portfolios are shown.
Although market drops can not be predicted in advance, overall market volatility can be predicted to some degree based on recent past market volatility. The VIX volatility index captures recent market volatility and provides a limited amount of additional information on future volatility. On average (but not always) the volatility predicted by VIX overstates the actual realized volatility for a given timeframe.
The strategy uses the concept of volatility targeting to roughly maintain a fixed amount of volatility in the portfolio. This means that the strategy will increase its stock allocation during periods of low volatility and decrease its stock allocation during periods of high volatility. In addition, the strategy will decrease its overall leverage during periods of very high volatility. The main purpose of this is not to increase the overall return but to reduce the chances of big drawdowns as those can harm longterm financial well being as well as our ability to sleep at night.
Instead of strictly aiming for a volatility target with mathematical precision the strategy uses an allocation function that produces allocation weights as function of a rolling 3 month VIX average. Specifically, with VIX average below 12 the function will use a 60/40 stock/bond allocation. With VIX above 12 but below 20, it will gradually shift to a 40/60 stock/bond allocation. Between 20 and 32 it will start decreasing the 3x leverage till the portfolio reaches a 1.8x 16/84 stock/bond allocation. The allocation function is visualized in the Implementation section.
At creation and at each rebalancing, a portfolio is allocated to UPRO, TMF and VFITX according to the latest target asset allocation weights that can be found at the bottom of the screen.
Rebalancing should be done about once per quarter. Doing it monthly is fine as well.
The VFITX mutual fund was chosen because it has a long history that allows backtesting, but in practice it can be replaced by a more easily tradable ETF such as VGIT or IEF.
The asset allocation weights are calculated from the 3 month VIX average as follow:


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mkbook nominally utilizes CommonMark with some GFM extensions through the use of the comrak crate. In using comrak, a specific set of options are used, which are listed here:
let options: ComrakOptions = ComrakOptions { hardbreaks: false, smart: true, github_pre_lang: false, default_info_string: None, unsafe_: true, ext_strikethrough: true, ext_tagfilter: false, ext_table: true, ext_autolink: true, ext_tasklist: true, ext_superscript: true, ext_header_ids: Some("header".to_owned()), ext_footnotes: true, ext_description_lists: true, ..ComrakOptions::default() };
Mostly, know that the following extensions are enabled:
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A channel to discuss mining. For useful links and more info click the pinned messages to the right.
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Potato Guy 900010-May-19 12:15 PM
Is renting equihash a good deal rn? Trying to pick the brain of people who maybe do this all the time.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴10-May-19 12:18 PM
depends on what you mine, when you mine it, and what "a good deal" means to the individual
Alright10-May-19 12:18 PM
typically only ever a good idea if you're spec mining something expecting it to rise in price
Potato Guy 900010-May-19 12:18 PM
Spec mining KMD and ARRR then.
Alright10-May-19 12:19 PM
you're likely better off buying the coins, just saying
don't take my word on it, do the math
Potato Guy 900010-May-19 12:19 PM
I sold a GPU for PayPal money, so ebay rental seems like a logical way to turn that into crypto.
Alright10-May-19 12:19 PM
if you do it, be aware that there are bots that watch active orders and try to push up the price
just put in a low ball order and have patience(edited)
don't try to out bid people, it's bots trying to get you to do exactly that
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴10-May-19 12:20 PM
nh rental:
for ARRR, you could make light returns
for KMD, you'd be pissing money away
Potato Guy 900010-May-19 12:21 PM
Really? EBay Bots for hash rate?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴10-May-19 12:21 PM
he meant bot pushing nh rental prices up
Potato Guy 900010-May-19 12:22 PM
Gotcha. Thanks guys. Really I just want to buy a little bit of crypto with this PayPal money without putting it in the bank first where my wife can see what I did. LOL
allbits10-May-19 03:49 PM
so I'm attempting to set up Pirate native. Agama is taking forever. I understand ocean is faster but I get "error while loading shared libraries". Debian. #nooblife
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Vicente Briones10-May-19 11:15 PM
ok thanks
Vicente Briones10-May-19 11:46 PM
help me please
i don't understand :,v
Vicente Briones11-May-19 12:15 AM
who can help me?
bishop11-May-19 12:44 AM
Do you have an actual, specific question?
klein11-May-19 04:33 AM
If you are finding it difficult to figure out how to find the information on how to mine, let alone mine its self its just going to be easier to buy komodo instead of mining it.(edited)
Cryptoon12-May-19 02:17 PM
I wonder if miners can expect relatively more big blocks when binance deposits/withdrawels open.
Should cause for more big wallet movements, no?
dukeleto12-May-19 02:20 PM
@Cryptoon do you mean blocks with more fees since more xtns will be trying to happen?
Cryptoon12-May-19 02:22 PM
Blocks with unclaimed intrest
Usually days with high volatility have more blocks with unclaimed rewards in them
dukeleto12-May-19 02:34 PM
yes, i would agree to that
high volatility makes the sleepers awaken, and some of them have lots of interest that goes unclaimed
Cryptoon12-May-19 02:36 PM
Just a small tip, might be interesting to point some hash to kmd and cross fingers you get lucky...
Heard chickenpool is nice
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴12-May-19 02:48 PM
Heard chickenpool is nice
I heard that too
dukeleto12-May-19 03:15 PM
last I heard it was "maybe a month" from "maybe a week"
it's all smoke + mirrors
jl777c12-May-19 03:22 PM
i think the maybe a month was a satire article?
dukeleto12-May-19 04:01 PM
hard to tell in this industry
allbits12-May-19 04:57 PM
It was shared here as a phishing email that someone received.
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Readers pondered a November 2014 article reporting that British police were undertaking an effort to disarm the citizenry of "pointy knives."
SHossain13-May-19 01:37 PM
no import fees?
i ordered 20 litres of liquid for cooling ASIC from USA. the price was $180. paid shipping + handling $217. then, in the UK customs + import fees + admin charge over $120(edited)
not going to order any more liquid from USA
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴13-May-19 01:38 PM
that's what you get for not just buying a 55 gallon drum of mineral oil for the same price
SHossain13-May-19 01:39 PM
i thought i dont have to use radiator to cool down and the liquid should take care of things automatically
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴13-May-19 01:40 PM
that thinking stuff is dangerous
mrlynch13-May-19 01:45 PM
i was talking about asics, not sure about liquids
on hmrc's website asics are classed as electronic components. bought 2 z9m from china, paid only for asics
SHossain13-May-19 02:12 PM
nice
i have an AIO cooler with 360mm radiator. thinking to cut down 1 tube and somehow make that custom solution for rads
mrlynch13-May-19 03:01 PM
did i send u that video with the 36 submerged asics?
i've done a fair bit of research on that if you want to recirculate heat and not pay heating bills anymore
all i was missing at that time was the liquid as there weren't any good options at decent prices


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This is Example of blur event calling.
internship at the mangocoders why you are so silly amn ,
keep it up.
never give up.
its up to you what you want to achieve in this one life


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Procedural Programming Patterns
Go to ExamplesTable 1. Planning for Writing Expressions
| Common Variable Goals | Definition | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Fixed value | The role of a variable or an attribute is a fixed value, if its value is not changed after
intialization. // Store a fixed value |
1.1 |
| Stepper | Stepper goes through a succession of values in some systemic way // Traverse the indexes of _____ |
1.2 |
| Most-recent holder | The value of a most-recent holder is the latest gone through value of a certain group or simply the latest
input value // Store the most-recent input |
1.3 |
| Most-wanted holder | The value of a most-recent holder is the latest gone through value of a certain group or simply the latest
input value // Store the most-recent input |
1.4 |
| Gatherer | The value of the gatherer accumulates all the values gone through so far. // Gather all values |
1.5 |
| Follower | A follower always gets the old value of another known variable or attribute as its new value // Store the old value |
1.6 |
| One-way flag | A one-way flag has two possible values but cannot get its original value anymore after it has been once
changed. A one-way flag can also be used, for example, to watch errors occuring in input data so that the
program could ask the inputs again. // Store a boolean flag |
1.7 |
| Temporary | The value of a temporary is always needed only for a very short period. A temporary is typically used for
efficiency reasons (e.g., executing a computation, whose value is needed in several places, only once) or to
clarify the program (e.g., computing the result in a variable even though the use of a variable would not be
absolutely necessary). A temporary is also often used for swapping two data elements of an
organizer. // Store a temporary value |
1.8 |
| Organizer | An organizer is a data structure which is used for reorganizing its elements after initialization. An
organizer can be used for sorting or for some other reorganization. // Store a collection of values |
1.9 |
|
Subgoals for writing expressions
1. Determine expression that will yield variable Subgoals for writing arrays
1. Data type plus [] |
Table 2. Planning for Writing Selection Statements
| Common selection algorithm | Definition | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Input validation | Ensure that the next input is a specific data type | 2.1 |
|
Subgoals for selection statements
1. Determine how many exclusive paths are needed Subgoals for writing arrays
1. Data type plus [] |
Table 3. Planning for writing loop algorithms
| Common loop algorithm | Definition | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Processing a sentinel | A sentinel value denotes the end of a data set, but it is not part of the data. | 3.1 |
| Sum and average value | To compute an average, keep a total and a count of all values | 3.2 |
| Counting matches | To count values that fulfill a condition, check all values and increment a counter for each match. | 3.3 |
| Finding the first match | If your goal is to find a match, exit the loop when the match is found. | 3.4 |
| Prompting until a match is found | Keep asking the user to provide a correct input | 3.5 |
| Maximum and minimum | To find the largest value, update the largest value seen so far whenever you see a larger one | 3.6 |
| Comparing adjacent values | To compare adjacent inputs, store the preceding input in a variable | 3.7 |
|
Subgoals for writing loops 1. Determine purpose of loop a. Pick a loop structure (while, for, do_while) 2. Define and initialize variables 3. Determine termination condition a. Invert termination condition to continuation condition 4. Write loop body a. Update loop control variable to reach termination |
Table 4. Planning for writing array algorithms
| Common array algorithm | Definition | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Filling | A loop fills an array with some values. | 4.1 |
| Sum and average value | To compute an average, keep a total and a count of all values. | 4.2 |
| Maximum and minimum | To find the largest value, update the largest value seen so far whenever you see a larger one. | 4.3 |
| Element separators | To display the elements of an array, you usually want to separate them, often with commas or vertical lines. | 4.4 |
| Linear search | A linear search inspects elements in sequence until a match is found. | 4.5 |
| Removing and element | Remove an element at a given index position from the array values. | 4.6 |
| Inserting an element | Use a temporary variable when swapping two elements. | 4.7 |
| Swapping elements | Insert an element into an array by moving elements to the end of the array starting with the last one. | 4.8 |
| Copying arrays | Use the Arrays.copyOf method to copy the elements of an array into a new array. | 4.9 |
| Reading input | Add the inputs to an array until the end of the input has been reached. | 4.10 |
| Growing arrays | Grow an array to hold all inputs. | 4.11 |
|
Subgoals for writing loops 1. Determine purpose of loop a. Pick a loop structure (while, for, do_while) 2. Define and initialize variables 3. Determine termination condition a. Invert termination condition to continuation condition 4. Write loop body a. Update loop control variable to reach termination |
Table 5. Planning for writing methods and classes
|
Subgoals for writing methods 1. Define method header based on problem 2. Define return statement at the end 3. Define method body/logic a. Determine types of logic (expression, selection, loop, etc.) b. Define internal variables c. Write statements |
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Subgoals for writing methods 1. Define method header based on problem 2. Define return statement at the end 3. Define method body/logic a. Determine types of logic (expression, selection, loop, etc.) b. Define internal variables c. Write statements |
Pseudocode examples
Initialize SENTINEL_VALUE to "-1", theLetter [1.1], count to 0 [1.5], word to input [1.3]
While word is not equal to SENTINEL VALUEIf first character of word is equal to the letter
Increment count
Set word to input
Print countInitialize sum to 0 [1.5], quantity to 0 [1.5], number to input [1.3]
While number is greater to equal to 0Set sum to addition of sum and number
Increment quantity
Set number to input
Print sum divided by quantityInitialize word to input [1.3], LETTER to 'c' [1.1], count to 0 [1.5]
For each character in word [1.2]
If character in word matches LETTER
Increment count
Print countFor each character in word starting from the last [1.2]
If character in word matches LETTER and is Found is equal to false
Print index of the matching character
Set isFound to true
Initialize number to input [1.3], min [1.4], max [1.4]
While number is greater than maxIf number is greater than max
Set max to number
If number is less than min
Set min to number
Set number to input
Print max and minLoop Algorithm - Compare Adjacent Values [3.7]
Initialize number to input [1.3], allNumbers to concatenation of "" and number [1.5]
While number is greater than 0Initialize previous to number [1.6]
Set number to input
If number is equal to previous
Print "No duplicated allowed" and skip line
Else if number is not equal to 0
Set allNumbers to concatenation of allNumbers and number
Print allNumbers and skip lineDeclare myArray, an array of 5 int elements [1.9]
For i = 0 to length of myArray [1.2]
Set myArray at index to i to the addition of i and 4
Initialize numbers, an array of 10 int elements [1.9], sum to 0 [1.5]
For each number of numbers [1.2]
Set sum to the addition of sum and number
Print the sum and average valuesInitialize numbers, an array of 10 int elements [1.9], min to numbers element at index
0 [1.4], max to numbers element at index 0 [1.4]
For i = 0 to length of numbers [1.2]
If numbers element at index i is greater than max
Set max to numbers element at index i
If numbers element at index i is lesser than min
Set min to numbers element at index i
Print the min and max valuesInitialize numbers, an array of 10 int elements [1.9]
For i = 0 to length of numbers [1.2]
If index is not equal to 0
Print the separator |
Print numbers element at index i
Print skip lineInitialize numbers, an array of 10 int elements [1.9], numberToFind to 15 [1.1], i to 0 [1.5], isFound to false [1.7]
While i is lesser than length of numbers and isFound is false
If numbers at index i is equal to numberToFind
Set isFound to true
Increment i
If isFound is truePrint “The position is: ” and the subtraction of i and 1 and skip a line
ElsePrint “not found!” and skip a line
Initialize myNumbers, an array of 10 int elements [1.9], currentSize to 0 [1.5]
For i = 0 to length – 3 of myNumbers [1.2]
Set myNumbers at index to i to the addition of i and 1
Increment currentSize
Initialize indexToRemove to 2For i = indexToRemove to currentSize [1.2]
Set myNumbers element at index i to element of myNumbers at index i + 1
Decrement currentSizeInitialize myNumbers, an array of 10 int elements [1.9], currentSize to 0 [1.5]
For i = 0 to length - 3 of myNumbers [1.2]
Set myNumbers at index to i to the addition of i and 1
Increment currentSize
For i = currentSize to i greater than 4 [1.2]
Set myNumbers element at index i to element of myNumbers at index i - 1
Set myNumbers at index 4 to 10Increment currentSize
Initialize myNumbers, an array of 10 int elements [1.9], currentSize to 0 [1.5]
For i = 0 to length - 3 of myNumbers [1.2]
Set myNumbers at index to i to the addition of i and 1
Increment currentSize
Initialize temp to muNumbers element at index 3 [1.8]
Set myNumbers element at index 3 to value of element from myNumbers at index 5Set myNumbers element at index 5 with value of temp
References


| public class | Add |
| public class | AddressOf |
| public class | Array |
| public class | Arrow |
| public class | As |
| public class | AssertStatement |
| public class | AssignmentStatement |
| public class | Base |
| public abstract class | BinaryExpression |
| public class | BitAnd |
| public class | BitOr |
| public class | BitXor |
| public class | BoolType |
| public class | BreakStatement |
| public class | ByteType |
| public class | CaseStatement |
| public class | Cast |
| public class | Catch |
| public class | CharType |
| public class | Complement |
| public class | CompoundStatement |
| public class | Conjunction |
| public class | Const |
| public class | Construct |
| public class | ConstructionStatement |
| public class | ContinueStatement |
| public class | DefaultStatement |
| public class | DeleteStatement |
| public class | Deref |
| public class | DestroyStatement |
| public class | Disjunction |
| public class | Div |
| public class | DoStatement |
| public abstract class | DomObject |
| public class | Dot |
| public class | DoubleType |
| public class | EmptyStatement |
| public class | Equal |
| public abstract class | Expression |
| public class | ExpressionStatement |
| public class | FloatType |
| public class | ForStatement |
| public class | GotoCaseStatement |
| public class | GotoDefaultStatement |
| public class | GotoStatement |
| public class | Greater |
| public class | GreaterOrEqual |
| public class | Identifier |
| public class | IfStatement |
| public class | Indexing |
| public class | IntType |
| public class | Invoke |
| public class | Is |
| public class | Less |
| public class | LessOrEqual |
| public class | Literal |
| public class | LongType |
| public class | LvalueRef |
| public class | Mul |
| public class | New |
| public class | Not |
| public class | NotEqual |
| public class | Pointer |
| public class | PostfixDecrement |
| public abstract class | PostfixExpression |
| public class | PostfixIncrement |
| public class | PrefixDecrement |
| public abstract class | PrefixExpression |
| public class | PrefixIncrement |
| public class | RangeForStatement |
| public class | Rem |
| public class | ReturnStatement |
| public class | RvalueRef |
| public class | SByteType |
| public class | ShiftLeft |
| public class | ShiftRight |
| public class | ShortType |
| public class | SizeOf |
| public abstract class | Statement |
| public class | Sub |
| public class | SwitchStatement |
| public class | TemplateId |
| public class | This |
| public class | ThrowStatement |
| public class | TryStatement |
| public abstract class | Type |
| public class | TypeName |
| public class | UCharType |
| public class | UIntType |
| public class | ULongType |
| public class | UShortType |
| public class | UnaryMinus |
| public class | UnaryPlus |
| public class | Visitor |
| public class | VoidType |
| public class | WCharType |
| public class | WhileStatement |
| public nothrow int | GetBinOpRank(Operator op) |
| public nothrow String<char> | MakeBinOpName(Operator op) |
| public nothrow String<char> | MakePostfixOpName(Operator op) |
| public nothrow String<char> | MakePrefixOpName(Operator op) |
| public enum | Operator |


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'Produce X 101' contestant Kang Hyeonsu's father speaks up regarding the controversy
by honeyciderOn November 12th, the father of the former 'Produce X 101' contestant, Kang Hyeonsu, spoke up about the whole vote-rigging controversy surrounding the series.
He spoke about his son's hardships in life, and that those behind the scandal should be punished.
But surprisingly he asked for the members of the group X1to stay together and not disband, stating that the members put in just as much hard work and the disbandment would only cause more chaos.
What do you think? Do you agree with Hyeonsu's father?
You can see the full statement on Naver here.
You can also read a translated version below.
"Hello.. I am the dad of 'Produce X 101' contestant Kang Hyunsu..
I t's been a long time since I've posted and it's bringing back a lot of memories of my son during 'Produce X 101'!!
I've been seeing the debuting group X1 all around the news recently.
My heart still aches to see the beloved colleagues to be the point of hate and being tested as soon as they stepped out into the society!
To be honest, what would the kids know?
It's all responsibilities of the adults involved.
Although my child has gone through plenty of hardships since his debut when he was 18, it's the first time for some of these members, and it really breaks my heart seeing them like this because it reminds me of the past!
Currently my son Hyunsoo decided to compete in Korean-Japanese collaborated Idol program 'G-EGG 'with my permission.
It must be his last try this time right~??
Anyways, the whole issue came from these adults, but to do something to X1 seems unreasonable.
Their life depends on this..
I think all of them have the charm and the skills to deserve it..
Disbandment would bring more chaos!
I'm sure even the eliminated trainees will do well...
Because they're all still in the national producers' hearts.
The adults that broke the law should definitely be punished!
And that will be justly decided by the judiciary.
The normal fans that are angry at this unfairness are the most just and logical people..
I'm sure you will follow the investigation results and understand.
I'm writing this post as I cannot sleep while seeing that the investigation results will be announced tomorrow by the police..
I really wish good luck to all of X1 after pushing through this and the rest of 'Produce X 101' contestants..
And I really love all the 'Produce' fans..
Sorry for posting at such a late time,
Hyunsu's dad."
(translation by: CRENsation)


With jQuery, it is easy to add new elements/content.
We will look at four jQuery methods that are used to add new content:
append()
- Inserts content at the end of the selected elementsprepend()
- Inserts content at the beginning of the selected elementsafter()
- Inserts content after the selected elementsbefore()
- Inserts content before the selected elementsThe jQuery append()
method inserts content AT THE END of the selected HTML elements.
Example
$("p").append("Some appended text.");
The jQuery prepend()
method inserts content AT THE BEGINNING of the selected HTML elements.
Example
$("p").prepend("Some prepended text.");
In both examples above, we have only inserted some text/HTML at the beginning/end of the selected HTML elements.
However, both the append()
and prepend()
methods can take an infinite number of new
elements as parameters. The new elements can be generated with text/HTML (like
we have done in the examples above), with jQuery, or with
JavaScript code and DOM elements.
In the following example, we create several new elements. The elements are
created with text/HTML, jQuery, and JavaScript/DOM. Then we append the new
elements to the text with the append()
method (this would have worked for
prepend()
too) :
Example
function appendText()
{
var txt1 = "
Text.
";
// Create element with HTML
var txt2 = $("

").text("Text."); // Create with jQuery
var txt3 = document.createElement("p"); // Create with DOM
txt3.innerHTML = "Text.";
$("body").append(txt1, txt2, txt3); // Append the new elements
}
The jQuery after()
method inserts content AFTER the selected HTML elements.
The jQuery before()
method inserts content BEFORE the selected HTML elements.
Example
$("img").after("Some text after");
$("img").before("Some text before");
Also, both the after()
and before()
methods can take an infinite number of new
elements as parameters. The new elements can be generated with text/HTML (like
we have done in the example above), with jQuery, or with
JavaScript code and DOM elements.
In the following example, we create several new elements. The elements are
created with text/HTML, jQuery, and JavaScript/DOM. Then we insert the new
elements to the text with the after()
method (this would have worked for
before()
too) :
Example
function afterText()
{
var txt1 = "I ";
// Create element with HTML
var txt2 = $("").text("love "); // Create with jQuery
var txt3 = document.createElement("b"); // Create with DOM
txt3.innerHTML = "jQuery!";
$("img").after(txt1, txt2, txt3);
// Insert new elements after
}


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4
Fried squid is served with a rice salad packed with amazing flavours.
To make the chilli paste, combine all the ingredients in a food processor until it forms a smooth paste. Transfer to a bowl and add the squid. Leave to marinate while you make the salad and fritters.
For the noodle salad, first make the dressing. In a pestle and mortar pound together the lime juice, palm sugar, chilli and fish sauce. Shred all the herbs very, very finely and then mix with the dressing. Pour the mixture over the cooked noodles.
For the fritters, heat the vegetable oil in a deep-fat fryer to 180C. Alternatively, pour the vegetable oil into a deep, heavy-based pan so that it reaches two-thirds of the way up the pan and heat until a breadcrumb dropped in sizzles and turns brown in 30 seconds. (CAUTION: Hot oil can be dangerous. Do not leave unattended.)
Mix the gram flour and cornflour with enough water to make a batter. Add the garam masala, chillies and cardamom. Whisk to make a smooth paste and season with salt.
Blanch the cauliflower florets in boiling water for 1 minute, then drain and rinse in cold water. Wash and drain the beansprouts well.
Take half the beansprouts, and all the cauliflower and coat them in the batter. Carefully deep-fry them in batches, turning them to ensure even cooking. Cook until just brown. Remove and drain on kitchen paper.
For the squid, heat 100ml/3½fl oz oil in a wok and add the squid. Let it sizzle for a minute then add the ginger and sambal. Cook until toasted and fragrant.
Put a little rice noodle salad on each plate, add the squid and fritters to the side and dress the plate with the chilli sauce. Scatter over the coriander leaves and remaining beansprouts.


{# THIS IS A BASIC LAYOUT TEMPLATE FOR OTHER TEMPLATES TO EXTEND. #} {# `craft.app.language` will be the language code for the language you chose when you installed Craft. It will be something like "en-US". #}
{# `siteName` is a global variable for whatever is set in the Control Panel under Settings → Sites for the default site. If you create multiple sites, it will be the name of the site you're viewing at the moment. #}


{% from "components/card.html" import card %} {% extends "dashboard/base.html" %} {% block title %}Necro Dashboard — Email Template Modification{% endblock %} {% block pagetitle %}{{ game }} — Necro Actions{% endblock %} {% block pagesubtitle %}Email Template Modification{% endblock %} {% block subcontent %}
Anything in double curly brackets is code that will be evaluated when the emails are sent. Do not try to change the code or add new parts with curly brackets unless you're certain you know what you're doing. You have been warned. It's recommended you only change the <body> of the html code.
Also, a brief note on html code if you don't know how it works: use the <p> to start a paragraph, and </p> to end a paragraph. Using <b> and <i> will bold or italicize text, respectively. Hitting enter won't start a new paragraph - only <p> will. If you need a space in the email for some reason, insert a break with <br>. It's recommended you plug html code into a viewer just to be sure you know what it'll look like before you use it.
{% endcall %} {% call card("Signup Email") %} {% endcall %} {% call card("Reminder Email") %}Note: You can also send a game start email through the message players tab if you like!
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Oppo's Black Friday deals slash a third off some of the best phones of 2019
by Tom BedfordOppo's Black Friday deals slash a third off some of the best phones of 2019
Oppo has launched its Black Friday sale
(Image credit: Future)
Some Black Friday deals are worth waiting until the 'official' deals date of November 29 for, others are worth jumping on as soon as possible. Oppo has just unveiled a sale that definitely belongs in the latter category, slashing the prices of some of the best phones released in 2019 to levels that are unlikely to be beaten on Black Friday itself.
Oppo is one of the big phone stories of 2019. Although it technically started selling phones in the west before 2019, it was during this year that it released the Oppo Reno series of smartphones, impressive mid-range devices characterised by the iconic pop-up 'shark fin' that houses the front-facing camera.
With the following deals we've linked to Amazon, where Oppo is running the Black Friday deal, but if you prefer the discounts are also available over at Carphone Warehouse.
Of particular note there's the Oppo Reno 10x Zoom, which currently sits in our list of the best smartphones you can buy right now, with its impressive specs complemented by some of the best camera capabilities you can find in a phone at the moment.
Then there's the Oppo Reno Z, an affordable phone that takes some of the principles from the other Reno devices but packs them into a more budget package, and like the 10x Zoom, it's heavily discounted.
As well as those two impressive smartphones, Oppo has also cut the price on the Oppo Reno, RX17 Pro and RX17 Neo, some more mid-range devices that are still great, but maybe not quite as good as the Reno 10x Zoom and Reno Z.
The latter two of those three smartphones try to find the perfect blend of 'stock Android phone' and a pinch of Oppo's DNA, and the first is very similar to the Reno 10x Zoom, just with specs that are a small downgrade.
TechRadar is scouring every retailer and rounding up all the top deals over the Black Friday period, and we’ve put all the best Black Friday deals and Cyber Monday deals in easy-to-navigate articles to help you find the bargains you’re looking for.


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Before Change
def dlkeys_from_shape(self, resolution, tilesize, pad, shape):
shape = as_json_string(shape)
params = {
"resolution": resolution,
"tilesize": tilesize,
"pad": pad,
"shape": shape,
}
r = self.session.post("%s/dlkeys/from_shape" % (self.url), json=params, timeout=self.TIMEOUT)
if r.status_code != 200:
raise RuntimeError("%s: %s" % (r.status_code, r.text))
return r.json()
def dlkey_from_latlon(self, lat, lon, resolution, tilesize, pad):
params = {
"resolution": resolution,
After Change
Deprecated. See dltiles_from_shape
warnings.warn("dlkey methods have been renamed to dltile",
DeprecationWarning, stacklevel=2)
return self.dltiles_from_shape(resolution, tilesize, pad, shape)
def dlkey_from_latlon(self, lat, lon, resolution, tilesize, pad):


Help Page for Pandemic
It is recommended that you keep this page up while you play, so that you can refer to it in order to get command syntax correct.
The Pandemic board consists of three sections -- a map of the world, a section containing player names and their hands, and some extra information and buttons on the right hand side. All moves can be made by clicking on the game page.
To drive, ferry, or shuttle -- Click on the city on the map to which you are moving.
To charter a flight, or take a direct flight -- Click on the card that you will use, then click on the city on the map to which you are moving.
Build a research station -- Operations Experts can click on the Build button. Other players must click on their appropriate card, and then click on the build button.
Heal, Cure, Skip a turn, or Quit -- Click on the appropriate button.
Exchange information -- To take a card, click on the card in another player's hand. To pass a card, click on the card, and then click on the other player's name (located above that player's cards).
Dispatcher -- To move another player, click on that player, then move as instructed above.
Event cards -- Click on the card to activate.
Contingency Planner -- If one of the players is the contingency planner, then a plus sign appears in the lower left corner. If this plus sign is green, clicking on this plus sign will allow the player to reserve a previously used event card.
Other info -- If you are doing a multipart instruction and wish to start over, click the reset button. If you are stuck, then the help button will display more information. The white box in the lower right corner contains special instructions when necessary.
FURTHER QUESTIONS -- Contact me at warrenusui@gmail.com


#include <stQueryHint.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| virtual | ~stQueryHint () |
| int | GetHintType () const |
Since each combination of operation/metric tree requires a specific type of information, each metric tree must implement its own set of query hint classes.
Users should not create instances of this class. Each tree has a method called stMetricTree::CreateQueryHint() which must be used to create the proper hint for each combination of mteric tree/query hint type.
For further information about this concept, see the library architecture documentation.
Marcos Rodrigues Vieira<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Definition at line 101 of file stQueryHint.h.
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This destructor disposes this hint and releases all allocated resources. Definition at line 108 of file stQueryHint.h. |
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Returns the hint type. The mean of this value must be specified by each metric access method. Definition at line 114 of file stQueryHint.h. |


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Description: Many refugees discussed the importance of word of mouth as an important communication tool in navigating the healthcare system. They ususally did not trust websites and were concerned of health centers closing. Therefore they often relied on friends and family members to find healthcare centers.
Comments: - 'If there is an organization that helps us by providing health care services, we ask ourselves : Will my journey to the location be a waste of time?'
- 'They think this is much better to go to a private clinic than standing in a long queue or being told that there are no doctors.'
- 'When they decided to go to government centers or private clinics, some of the women were showing symptoms, like headache, dizziness, general weakness, and other symptoms of multiple communicable and non-communicable diseases. Some of them had a chronic disease before they came to Jordan. However, when they arrived, they began asking about the location of centers offering medical and health services. They asked the neighbors and acquaintances in the area where they live. Some discovered that the location of these services is far away from their homes and had to go by a private car at their own expense and pay a lot for transportation. Some had centers close to their homes, but preferred to go with someone to guide them to the location.'
- 'They depend on asking relatives and friends and the experience of others in knowing centers and services.'
- 'Depending on people networks for information.'
- 'She inquired, and through friends and acquaintances, was able to find healtcare services.'
- 'They also go to any place they hear about to get the service and make sure it is actually existent.'
- 'They depend on the information provided by others to help them'
- 'That they do not trust online information except in rare cases when information is confirmed by a friend or family member.'
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An open, linkable, HTML version of Lord Justice Leveson’s report into the culture, practices and ethics of the press
Jump to the contents page, or dive right in at Part A, Chapter 1
Every year, our democracy produces billions of words. Parliament publishes Bills, Acts of Parliament, Hansard transcripts of debates and evidence sessions, and Select Committee reports. The Government and its agencies generate policy papers, consultation documents, guidelines, rules and regulations. The judiciary hands down judgements and makes case law. Journalists parse all this information into news and analysis, and civil society groups write their own recommendations for change.
A modern and vibrant democracy must give everyone access to this text. The great parliamentary reformer John Wilkes fought legal battles with the Government to ensure that the deliberations of Parliament were published and available to be scrutinised by those less privileged. Today, this same principle of openness means that accessing all influential documents should be quick and easy. We should also be able work with the text - 'copying and pasting' paragraphs into our own documents. We should be able to perform meta-analyses on the documents produced by others, asking whether the words they use shape the policy they make.
The Inquiry into the Culture, Practice and Ethics of the Press, conducted by Lord Justice Leveson in 2012, was a crucial moment in our politics. It examined the collusion of politicians, the police and the press to corrupt our culture and short-circuit our democracy. Its recommendations have huge impact on the idea of a free press. The report of the inquiry, published in November 2012, should be as accessible as possible, so that everyone can properly discuss its findings and recommendations.
The four volume report is only officially available in two formats. One may order a printed copy from The Stationery Office at a cost of £250. Or, you can download a free PDF from the official-documents.gov.uk website. This is an incomplete offering. The report has so many parts, chapters, sub-chapters and paragraphs that navigating the text is extremely hard. You cannot embed a link to a particular page or line in a PDF document (unless you are the author of that document) so those debating the report are reduced to citing its findings only by page number, as we did in the pre-internet era. Additionally, the PDF format does not lend itself to copy-and-paste or meta-analysis.
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This project was initiated by Robert Sharp, inspired by the work of a long line of people, from John Wilkes to MySociety. The HTML files are available for free download via GitHub, so you can read the Leveson Report offline, or even host a version on your own website.
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Element Name:
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Latin Name:
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Atomic Number:
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Atomic Weight:
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Livermorium is a synthetic chemical element with the symbol Lv and has an atomic number of 116. It is an extremely radioactive element that has only been created in the laboratory and has not been observed in nature. The element is named after the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in the United States, which collaborated with the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research (JINR) in Dubna, Russia to discover livermorium during experiments made between 2000 and 2006. The name of the laboratory refers to the city of Livermore, California where it is located, which in turn was named after the rancher and landowner Robert Livermore.
Electrons
116
Protons
116
Neutrons
175
Discoverer:
Joint Institute for Nuclear Research
Discovered in:
2000


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| Axis |
Enumeration of axis types.
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CellSet . |
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CellSetAxis objects in a CellSet . |
| PreparedOlapStatement |
An object that represents a precompiled OLAP statement.
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Context for a set of writeback operations.
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| Axis.Factory |
Container class for various Axis factory methods.
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| OlapException.Region |
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MDX string.
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|---|---|
| AllocationPolicy |
Enumeration of the policies that can be used to modify the values of
child cells when their parent cell is modified in a writeback operation.
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| Axis.Standard |
Enumeration of standard, named axes descriptors.
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| CellSetListener.Granularity |
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Lorry owner and driver ‘co-operating fully’ after 16 men found in trailer
Police are investigating possible immigration offences.
The owner and driver of a lorry seized by police after 16 people were found in a sealed trailer on board a ferry are Irish, officers confirmed.
The Stena Line freight and passenger service arrived in Rosslare in Co Wexford on Thursday afternoon from Cherbourg in France.
The men were Middle Eastern, mainly aged between 20 and 35, and police are investigating possible immigration offences.
Senior officers said the men were all in good health when they were found and it was fortunate they were not dealing with a tragedy.
Garda Superintendent Jim Doyle said: “This has been a traumatic time for them and they are being treated with compassion.”
The group, one of whom may be a juvenile, was found by a ferry company employee conducting a routine patrol who heard noise coming from the trailer.
Two ambulances, doctors and police cars drove onto the ship’s vehicle deck shortly after it docked in south-east Ireland.
The articulated lorry was photographed and examined on the ferry and has now been removed to a secure location for further technical examination, police said.
It is owned by a local Irish-based company and the owners are “co-operating fully” with the ongoing investigation.
Gardai said the driver is a man aged in his 50s, resident of Ireland for over 25 years, and he is also co-operating fully with the ongoing investigation.
A large police and Immigration Bureau presence was visible around the port.
Supt Doyle said: “It is very fortunate that they were found and they were found alive and in good spirits.”
The men are all being processed under immigration law and will be taken to a centre in Dublin, the officer said.
The force said all the individuals received medical assessments after arrival at Rosslare, one of Ireland’s main sea ports for passengers and freight.
It added: “Garda Immigration Officers attached to Wexford Garda Station, supported by the Garda National Immigration Bureau (GNIB) will carry out an assessment on the immigration status of all the persons.”
Ian Hampton, Stena Line’s chief people and communications officer, confirmed an employee discovered the people during a routine inspection shortly before 10am on Thursday.
The incident comes just days after a group of 25 people were found inside a refrigerated container on board a UK-bound ship just off the coast of the Netherlands.
Last month, 39 people were found dead inside a container in Essex which had arrived in the UK via a ferry from Zeebrugge, Belgium.
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar told broadcaster RTE: “Of course our initial response will be a humanitarian one, to make sure those people are well and that their health is good.
“After that of course there will need to be a response that involves the gardai, because as you know human trafficking is illegal, and we’ll need to see what happens with the people who come ashore.”
Justice Minister Charlie Flanagan said those found in the lorry container were being cared for by state services.


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