 Written by Moshe Mizrahi,Rachel Fabien,Leah Appet from a story by Mizrahi. Photography, Giuseppe Lanci. Editing, Mark Burns. Music, Philippe Sarde. Producers, Jacob Kotzky & Sharon Harel. Cast : Tom Hanks(David), Cristina Marsillach(Sarah), Benedict Taylor(Peter), Anat Atzmon(Victoria), Gila Almagor(Lea), Moni Moshanov(Nessim) Avner Hizkiyahu(Raphael), Caroline Goodall(Sally),Esther Parnass(Rosa), Daphne Armony(Clara),Orit Weisman(Mathilda). 95 min. PG-13.
A fine small film about an inter-faith romance, with more than meets the eye. It was written and directed by Moshe Mizrahi, one of the finest Israeli filmmakers.
During World War II, before the U.S.A. joins the fray, American Tom Hanks , the son of a pacifist minister, joins the Royal Air Force. In 1942 Jerusalem, recuperating from a wound, he meets , through a British fellow-officer who marries a Jewish girl, the 19-year old daughter ( Cristina Marsillach) of a large Sephardic family. It's a Romeo and Juliet romance (but with a happy ending) which runs afoul the conservatism of the girl's people . These are not shown as particularly intolerant or Orthodox, but they are still quite determined to prevent this sort of alliance.
Granted that this basic theme has been explored before, this movie's particular context is original. Writer-director Mizrahi brings a great deal of authenticity to his subject, his people and his treatment. He has a sharp eye and ear in his observation --objective yet warm-- of the expanded family. Note how well staged, among other sequences, is the Sabbath meal to which Hanks is invited. Mizrahi covers quite a bit of territory: the people's prejudices; the workings of patriarchy and matriarchy; the traditionalists who may hurt others in their honest conviction that "they know what's best"; the affectionate yet second-class treatment of women in pre-Israel days.
The heroine's own hesitations are perfectly captured. In an unspectacular (and, I wager, not costly) but intimate way, location shooting, settings and period reconstruction add truth and interest . The background does not obtrude yet it sketches in nicely some of the life and mentalities of the times.
The acting, mostly low-key, acting is realistic, convincing and helped by the naturalness and ordinariness of the entire cast. Nice British and American pop tunes of the period, well sung, add to the period's atmosphere.
The work is unusual in another way: much of its dialogue is in Judeo-Spanish (a.k.a. Ladino or Spaniolit), with clear subtitles. This is the only film use of this language I know of, though Ladino surely is present in other, but unexported or little distributed Israeli productions. There is a rich variety of Ladino accents here. Linguists should enjoy this movie doubly and might detect that some of the older people have intonations different from those of Miss Marsillach's, which show the influence of standard, mainland Spanish.
"Every Time..." has solid, international production credits. It was Tom Hanks's first serious film, was underrated or dismissed in the few reviews I have seen, went by and large unnoticed in the US and moved rapidly to television. I believe that even then it was only sporadically shown until, later, the growing prestige of Hanks brought about frequent shedulings on cable. This is understandable, but the film's appeal extends to the rest of the overwhelmingly Israeli cast too. The actors may be familiar to Israelis (especially Gila Almagor) but unknown to most others. A pity, since some of the same performers, in a big Hollywood production, would probably have advanced their career beyond the modest boundaries of Israeli cinema. (Edwin Jahiel)
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call p%build(a,desc_a,info[,amold,vmold,imold])
This method builds the preconditioner p
according to the requirements
made by the user through the methods init
and set
(see Sections 6.3 and 6.4 for
multilevel preconditioners). It is mostly provided for backward
compatibility; indeed, it is internally implemented by invoking the
two previous methods hierarchy_build
and
smoothers_build
, whose nomenclature would however be somewhat
unnatural when dealing with simple one-level preconditioners.
Arguments
a |
type(psb_ xspmat_type), intent(in) . |
| The sparse matrix structure containing the local part of the matrix to be preconditioned. Note that x must be chosen according to the real/complex, single/double precision version of MLD2P4 under use. See the PSBLAS User's Guide for details [13]. | |
desc_a |
type(psb_desc_type), intent(in) . |
The communication descriptor of a . See the PSBLAS User's Guide for
details [13]. |
|
info |
integer, intent(out) . |
| Error code. If no error, 0 is returned. See Section 8 for details. | |
amold |
class(psb_ x_base_sparse_mat), intent(in), optional . |
| The desired dynamic type for internal matrix components; this allows e.g. running on GPUs; it needs not be the same on all processes. See the PSBLAS User's Guide for details [13]. | |
vmold |
class(psb_ x_base_vect_type), intent(in), optional . |
| The desired dynamic type for internal vector components; this allows e.g. running on GPUs. | |
imold |
class(psb_i_base_vect_type), intent(in), optional . |
| The desired dynamic type for internal integer vector components; this allows e.g. running on GPUs. |
For compatibility with the previous versions of MLD2P4, this method can be also invoked as follows:
call mld_precbld(p,what,val,info[,amold,vmold,imold])
The method can be used to build multilevel preconditioners too.


The popularity of the true crime genre is further supported by the increasing number of documentaries, podcasts, TV shows, books and news articles covering uniquely fascinating cases.
True crime is particularly popular among college students, each of whom have their personal favorite true crime case or entertainment form.
Caleigh Russell, a sophomore studying psychology, is an avid true crime fan who consumes multiple forms of true crime daily. While Russell prefers to listen to podcasts or watch true crime YouTube videos, she has recently been interested in documentaries covering well-known cases, she said.
Olivia Gemarro, a senior studying English and sociology, prefers to watch true crime TV shows — specifically, Forensic Files —as she is interested in the scientific analysis of crime scenes.
“I feel through that, that I can learn something as a student of criminology, and I'm not just passing the time off of somebody else's pain,” Gemarro said. “I think it will help me to know all these different perspectives and experiences and to just kind of keep that in the back of my mind, for my career, since I do want to practice criminal law.”
The growing popularity of the true crime genre makes some question the reasons behind people’s fascination, interest or obsession with these stories and cases.
Sandra Hoyt, a psychology professor, believes the reason many are interested in true crime has a connection to the popularity of horror films.
“I think there are some psychologists who would say that we like to be thrilled, and one of the ways we might be thrilled is by reading about or watching a program where somebody has committed this crime,” Hoyt said. “It’s kind of a different mode of the horror film … We just like to be scared sometimes, which is weird.”
Similarly, Amanda Cox, a sociology professor, proposes another possibility for why many are interested in the genre.
“True crime, whatever form it takes, is a way for people to safely experience something that they will probably never experience and hopefully never experience,” Cox said. “It kind of gives them that voyeuristic experience, where they can see what's happening, but it's not actually a danger to them.”
While there are many reasons for why people are interested in true crime, those who enjoy this genre run the risk of developing an obsession with cases and potentially failing to recognize the damaging effects the genre presents.
Holly Ningard, a professor in the department of sociology and anthropology, believes people may be drawn to true crime cases because they are unsolved, but if the desire to solve a case goes too far, people attempting to be armchair detectives may negatively affect victims' families.
True crime-obsessed fans run the risk of invading the lives of victims of the crimes they are interested in or their friends and family. Additionally, if a case is open, many run the risk of invading a criminal investigation, Ningard said.
“You run the risk of bothering them, for lack of (a) better word, not understanding what it is that they go through because I think we almost mythologize some cases,” Ningard said.
Not only can true crime entertainment potentially impact victims and their families, but it may affect people's perception of the justice system. When people become enthralled in one case, they run the risk of misinterpreting what the average case in the justice system looks like, Ningard said.
In agreement with Ningard, Cox believes true crime entertainment does not accurately portray the reality of crime.
“It creates other misconceptions around the types of things that are most dangerous to people and the types of situations that are most dangerous to people,” Cox said.
According to the FBI uniform crime report from 2019, the estimated number of property crimes, which includes burglary, larceny-theft, motor vehicle theft and arson, that took place in 2019 was 6,925,677.
This is a stark contrast to the estimated 1,203,808 of violent crimes, which includes murder, rape, aggravated assault and robbery that took place in 2019. In fact, murder accounted for only 1.4% of all violent crimes in 2019, according to the report.
“The reality of who is in jail and the reality of who is affected by our systems of mass incarceration does not match what's shown on TV; it doesn't match what's talked about in podcasts,” Ningard said. “The average crime of ‘somebody came up and stole my packages off my porch while I was away’ — that's not going to make for a gripping podcast.”
True crime entertainment also leads to the sensationalizing of crime to an extent in which people may forget the truth behind these stories and may even glorify criminals.
Cox said the criminal justice system and true crime entertainment generally focus on the perpetrator of a crime, rather than the victims. Cox believes Ted Bundy is an example of a case in which many glorified the killer.
“I think ... because of this idea that he allegedly looked so normal and was so good looking … it just really puts the focus on him as opposed to the people who suffered at his hands,” Cox said. “I think there is definitely this consequence where we focus on the perpetrator, especially in these very serious crimes.”
Gemarro believes those who are creating true crime shows or podcasts may capitalize on certain perpetrators for monetary gain.
“There's a fine line between studying them and being fascinated by them and then just outright popularizing them, glorifying them for the sake of making money,” Gemarro said.
Glorification of criminals is not the only potential consequence of sensationalizing crime. In fact, some believe it may even lead to the glorification of violent crime.
In one of her criminology courses, Gemarro and her classmates discussed the ramifications of the ‘My Favorite Murder’ podcast.
“I realized that it's kind of awkward that we call it ‘My Favorite Murder,’” Gemarro said. “Even if it makes for an entertaining story, we also tend to forget that this is an actual event that happened, and it effectively ruined somebody's life … and then impacted the families and friends of those people.”
Despite the potential ramifications, true crime entertainment does reap its benefits.
Ningard believes while there are negatives to the portrayal of crime in particular entertainment forms, in some cases, it can educate those who watch critically about the realities of crime, she said.
Russell tends to listen to true crime podcasts for educational purposes, thinking critically about the stories that are being told.
“I like to use it more as education just because it's kind of what not to do, red flags, what to look out for when it comes to certain things,” Russell said. “It's really informative trying to listen to how their lives have been affected.”
While diving deep into a case may disturb a family, there have been certain instances in which it has benefited cases. As an example, Gemarro mentioned the Netflix documentary Don’t F*ck With Cats, which follows a group of websleuths in their efforts to uncover a killer.
“That's a prime example of when a case goes cold or when people are so invested in something that they'll work tirelessly to reach an end and to get somewhere with what they have,” Gemarro said. “That was a really good case of it going well.”
Additionally, Ningard feels that if done respectfully, true crime is a great way to tell people’s stories and potentially highlight injustices that have happened in cases, she said.
While there are certainly potential benefits to enjoying true crime, viewers must balance their interests in these stories with the potential ramifications that this genre presents.
“It's not to say that people can't enjoy it,” Ningard said. “I think always keeping in mind that it is dramatized, that it isn't necessarily correct and that the documentary filmmakers or the podcasters have an angle, too … As long as you're doing that and keeping in mind that it is created to be entertainment, that's OK.”


I'd like to add some backtround here: as far as I know, Dart does not have first-class support for spawning the MM process with stdout redirected to a file (in comparison Rust supports stdout redirection with Stdio::from_raw_fd), and redirecting via a shell is less reliable, particularly when JSON configuration is passed via the command-line.
So an option for MM to write the logs directly to a file might be useful.
I plan to work on this later today.


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Pablo Picasso
Art is a lie that makes us realize truth.
- Born: 25 October 1881, Málaga, Spain
- Died: 8 April 1973 (aged 91), Mougins, France
- Resting place: Château of Vauvenargues
- Nationality: Spanish
- Education:
- José Ruiz y Blasco (father)
- Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando
- Known for: Painting, drawing, sculpture,
printmaking, ceramics, stage design, writing
- Movement: Cubism, Surrealism
- Notable work:
- La Vie (1903)
- Family of Saltimbanques (1905)
- Les Demoiselles d'Avignon (1907)
- Portrait of Daniel-Henry Kahnweiler (1910)
- Girl before a Mirror (1932)
- Le Rêve (1932)
- Guernica (1937)
- The Weeping Woman (1937)
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What was the issue, @hackartisan ? Anything we should look out for in the future?
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Positioning Articles
The articles above are vertically displayed following the HTML order.
This demo show a web site layout fully made thanks to this new box model.
The articles above are vertically displayed following the HTML order.
All the form fields are displayed without any float property. It make the forms layouts easier to build and much more consistant.
This article is always placed on top by using a simple class declaration. Its positionning is not locked to the HTML flow, it only depend on the author wish. The same technique is used to highlight a link on the sidebar.
This page will be correctly render with Firefox, Safari, chrome and any browser which use the Gecko or Webkit rendering engine.
The flexible box model is ideal to solve a common problem in webdesign : to stick the footer on the bottom of the page if there is not enough content (you need a big screen to check this out).


Cappuccino
A simple, free, material design portfolio for the web.
Portfolio
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Text detailing this accomplishment or work that you completed.
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Cappuccino
A simple, free, material design portfolio for the web.
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Text detailing this accomplishment or work that you completed.
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Cross-Cutting ConcernsIs designed to encapsulated common cross-cutting concerns (logging, exception handling, caching, etc.). Often times cross-cutting concerns are an after-thought; or, hastily injected without any ability to manage or control. This project was to encapsulate those concerns and provide a mechanism to change/augment. Changing behaviour is a matter of inheritance and specifying choice via custom metadata. |


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From the latest SANS NewsBites:
The Pirate Bay, a website that helps users find files over BitTorrent peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing software, has reportedly been the victim of attack; the intruder stole a copy of the site's user database. User passwords are encrypted, but Pirate Bay's site operator encourages users to change their passwords nonetheless, and if they use the same password elsewhere, to change those as well. The attacker got in through a hole in the site directory's blogging software. Pirate Bay has a reported
1.4 million members.
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/05/14/pirate_bay_hacked/
http://www.securityfocus.com/brief/499
Guess even the pirates get hacked once in a while. ;)


You have already learned that JavaScript variables are containers for data values. This code assigns a simple value (Fiat) to a variable named car:
var car = "Fiat";
bjects are variables too. But objects can contain many values. This code assigns many values (Fiat, 500, white) to a variable named car:
var car = {type:"Fiat", model:"500", color:"white"};
Object Definition
You define (and create) a JavaScript object with an object literal:
var person = {firstName:"John", lastName:"Doe", age:50, eyeColor:"blue"};
Object Properties
The name:values pairs in JavaScript objects are called properties:
| Property | Property Value |
|---|---|
| firstName | John |
| lastName | Doe |
| age/td> | 50 |
| eyeColor | blue |
Object Methods
Objects can also have methods. Methods are actions that can be performed on objects. Methods are stored in properties as function definitions.
var person = {
firstName: "John",
lastName : "Doe",
id : 5566,
fullName : function() {
return this.firstName + " " + this.lastName;
}
};
The this Keyword
In a function definition, this refers to the "owner" of the function. In the example above, this is the person object that "owns" the fullName function. In other words, this.firstName means the firstName property of this object. Read more about the this keyword at JS this Keyword.


In Linux traffic control tool can be used to manipulate traffic control settings
1st and 2nd lines will substitute the pfifo_fast qdisc with the prio one.
qdisc is short for 'queueing discipline' and it is elementary to understanding traffic control. Whenever the kernel needs to send a packet to an interface, it is enqueued to the qdisc configured for that interface. Immediately afterwards, the kernel tries to get as many packets as possible from the qdisc, for giving them to the network adaptor driver. pfifo_fast : Standard qdisc for 'Advanced Router' enabled kernels. Consists of a three-band queue which honors Type of Service flags, as well as the priority that may be assigned to a packet.3rd line : Network Emulation (netem) provides the building blocks to create an impairment node. NetEm is an enhancement of the Linux traffic control facilities that allow to add delay, packet loss, duplication and more other characteristics to packets outgoing from a selected network interface.
4th line : TC filter is used by a classful qdisc to determine in which class a packet will be enqueued. Whenever traffic arrives at a class with subclasses, it needs to be classified. <IP_ADDRESS> is ipaddress of amazon.com, filter will match for specific IP address (<IP_ADDRESS>) and will introduce delay of 5000 milliseconds.
To remove latency set for ip
All subclasses and their leaf qdiscs are automatically deleted, as well as any filters attached to them.


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Just making small talk, I asked the driver, “How long have you lived here?” He said, “27 years.” “Wow! A lot has changed since then, huh?” “Yeah. I miss the mob.”
Just making small talk, I asked the driver, “How long have you lived here?”
He said, “27 years.”
“Wow! A lot has changed since then, huh?”
“Yeah. I miss the mob.”
Great insight on company focus here.


Because purchasing and playing video games changed a lot and will change even more in the “near” future I wanted to settle and gather the current services.
And because I like lists.
So here we go for the part 1:
“All you can play”
The subscription catalogues, either on streaming or download. That’s the famous Spotify or Netflix model where creators are signing deals behind closed doors to join a service.
Xbox Game Pass
€10 per month on console and €5 per month (introductory price) on PC
Xbox Game Pass Ultimate to combine Console, PC and Xbox Live Gold: 13 € per month
Xbox One and Windows with Microsoft Store app
Downloadable games
All Xbox new releases
238 Xbox games and 131 PC games (23 August 2019)
Xbox Game Pass
PlayStation Now
€15 per month
250 PS4 games
426 PS3 games
13 PS2 games
(689 total)
(From All the PS2, PS3 and PS4 games on 28 April 2019)
Only streaming on PC
Available in 12 countries
https://www.playstation.com/en-gb/explore/playstation-now/
Nintendo Entertainment System - Nintendo Switch Online
€4 per month
Switch
Streaming
48 NES games and Tetris 99 (22 August 2019)
NES Games – Nintendo Switch Online
Origin Access
€4 (basic) or €15 (premier) per month
PC
Downloadable games
158 games in basic and 167 games in premier (22 August 2019 in France’s market)
211 and 222 games in Netherlands (Origin)
EA Access
€4 per month
Xbox One
Downloadable games
72 Xbox games (26 April 2019)
EA Access
Apple Arcade (Fall 2019)
? per month
iPhone, iPad,Mac, Apple TV
Downloadable games
Will have exclusive games, no “free-to-play”
Apple Arcade
Ubisoft Uplay+ (starting September 3, 2019)
€15 per month
Only PC
Downloadable games
Ubisoft new releases (premium versions)
112 games (announced for launch)
Uplay+
Jump
$5 per month
PC
Quick downloadable games
118 Indie PC games (26 April 2019)
playonjump
Antstream
€10 per month
PC, Xbox, Mac, and Android
Streaming
398 retro titles (23 August 2019 from gameslist)
UK only
Antstream
Blacknut
€10 per month (and 15 € per month for 4 simultaneous screens)
PC, Mobile and TV
Streaming
332 Games (22 August 2019 in France’s market)
French company
blacknut.com
Gamoniac (OkaJeux)
From €10 per month
5000+ physical games
Trade physical games copy by mail
Only in France
Gamoniac.fr
Vortex
$10 per month
PC, Mobile, TV and Web
Streaming
43 “included games”, mainly free-to-play
100 games available to stream if you own the licence (22 August 2019)
vortex.gg
Cemetery
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Onlive
2010 - 2015 because of Sony
Streaming -
Gaikai
2011 - 2012 because of Sony
Streaming


Description:
Ingredients:
- 4 large eggs, room temperature.
- 2 cups sugar.
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract.
- 2-1/4 cups all-purpose flour.
- 2-1/4 teaspoons baking powder.
- 1-1/4 cups 2% milk.
- 10 tablespoons butter, cubed.
Directions:
- Preheat oven to 350 deg
🔥 . - In a large bowl, beat eggs on high speed for
5 minutes or until thick and lemon-colored
🍋 . - Gradually add sugar, beating until mixture is light and fluffy
🥣 . - Beat in vanilla. Combine flour and baking powder.
- gradually add to batter beating on low speed until smooth.
- In a small saucepan, heat milk and butter just until butter is melted
🥛 . - Gradually add to batter; beat just until combined.
- Pour into a greased 13x9-in. baking pan.
- Bake until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean, 30-35 minutes.
- Cool on a wire rack
♨.


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Vern's A-Q cleaning Services is a locally owned home-based business that offers several residential and commercial cleaning services. Vern's A-Q Cleaning Services began serving Quachita Parish and the surrounding areas from August 29, 2006. We have been providing Maid Service, Janitorial Service, Carpet Cleaning, Move-in Move-out, Window Cleaning , Buffing and Shining floor services.Please checkout services section of this page to learn about out the services we offer in detail. Vern's A-Q Cleaning Services had brought into Chem-Dry, which is the the largest Carpet Cleaning Franchise in the world.
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Additional articles
For more information on BDD and Groovy check out:
- Drive development with easyb
- Behavior-driven development with easyb
- easyb: Introducing Conversational Unit Tests for Java
- Adventures in behavior-driven development
- Natural language verification
- Internal DSLs, Groovy style
- Go easy with specifying behavior, man
- Easy fixtures easyb style
- Stories are easy, man
Of course, don't forget to check out the easyb wiki; plus, you can follow easyb on Twitter too!


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Scalable Vector Graphic (SVG) format elements. More...
#include <string>
#include <ostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <exception>
#include <vector>
#include "detail/svg_elements.hpp"
#include "svg_style.hpp"
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| Class to output Scalable Vector Graph XML graph elements: point, path, line, circle, rect, polygon and text. More... | |
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| https://www.Boost.org. | |
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| Boost.Math library at www.boost.org. | |
| boost::math::detail | |
| Boost.Math library at www.boost.org implementation details. | |
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| SVG classes and functions in Boost.Plot. | |
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| SVG classes and functions specific to boxplots. | |
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Scalable Vector Graphic (SVG) format elements.
Provides classes and methods to create the basic SVG graph elements. Graph elements, point, path, line, circle, rect and polygon, text are used by the 1D, 2D and Boxplot functions, but could also be used for generating other graphics in SVG format.


Poloni Dashboard
PoloniDEX
Get Your OrderID From a TX Hash
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Lufy
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| foreach($tournaments as $tournament) | $state_valide = 0 |
| $state_inscrit = 0 | |
| $state_libre = 0 | |
| $state_total = 0 | |
| $state_max_slot = $tournament->getNumberTeam() | |
| elseif($slot->getStatus()== 'inscrit') elseif($slot-> getStatus()== 'attente') elseif($slot->getStatus()== 'libre') | endif |
| endforeach = image_tag('/uploads/jeux/icones/'.$tournament->getLogourl(), array('width' => '12'))$tournament->getName()(($state_reserve*100)/$state_max_slot)*4.1$state_reserve(($state_valide*100)/$state_max_slot)*4.1$state_valide(($state_inscrit*100)/$state_max_slot)*4.1$state_inscrit$state_max_slot | |
| $totalpayement = 0 | |
| $nb ['reserve'] = 0 | |
| $nb ['attente'] = 0 | |
| $nb ['inscrit'] = 0 | |
| $nb ['valide'] = 0 | |
| $totalteam = 0 |
| $nb['reserve'] = 0 |
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| $nb['attente'] = 0 |
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| $nb['inscrit'] = 0 |
Definition at line 93 of file inscriptionsSuccess.php.
| $nb['valide'] = 0 |
Definition at line 94 of file inscriptionsSuccess.php.
| elseif ($slot->getStatus()== 'valide') $state_inscrit = 0 |
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| $state_libre = 0 |
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| $state_max_slot = $tournament->getNumberTeam() |
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| $state_total = 0 |
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| foreach ($tournament->getTournamentSlot() as $slot) ($slot->getStatus()== 'reserve') $state_valide = 0 |
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| $totalpayement = 0 |
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| $totalteam = 0 |
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| endforeach = image_tag('/uploads/jeux/icones/'.$tournament->getLogourl(), array('width' => '12'))$tournament->getName()(($state_reserve*100)/$state_max_slot)*4.1$state_reserve(($state_valide*100)/$state_max_slot)*4.1$state_valide(($state_inscrit*100)/$state_max_slot)*4.1$state_inscrit$state_max_slot |
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| foreach ($tournament->getTournamentSlot() as $slot) ($slot->getStatus()!= 'libre'&&$slot->getStatus()!= 'reserve') endif |
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Basic example that fetches observations from an OpenADMS Server instance and lists the data inside a table, using jQuery and Papa Parse.
Host: User Name: Password:
Project ID: Sensor Node ID:
Sensor Name: Target Name:
Fill out the form and click “Fetch” to retrieve observations.


Police probe Georgia Hotel over Joe Ghartey’s bodyguard’s gun
The Central Police Command in the Ashanti regional capital, Kumasi has commenced investigations into the missing sidearm of the police bodyguard of Railway Minister, Joe Ghartey.
The minister and his bodyguard filed a complaint at Adum police station over the stolen weapon which was loaded with 10 rounds ammunition.
The minister and his bodyguard were in Ashanti region for official duty while they also join some national executives of the party for a funeral of a female activist of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP).
Police sources say no personal effect of the minister was stolen aside the gun. A senior police officer among the investigation body told Ultimate FM’s Isaac Justice Bediako on condition of anonymity that the police doubt the gun was stolen from the room of the minister through burglary as reported since there is no trace to that effect.
The source said: “The police suspect the officer misplaced the gun in the hotel which he couldn’t recollect where he placed it, this can’t be burglary’’.
He, however, assured the general public that a team of investigators have been assigned to investigate the matter including the staff of Georgia hotel who were on duty at the time the gun was allegedly stolen from the facility.


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An HTML element can be targeted by multiple CSS rules. Let’s use a simple paragraph for example:
We can alter this paragraph just by using its tag name:
Or we can use its class name:
Or we can use its id:
Because the browser can only pick one color to apply on this paragraph, it will have to decide which CSS rule takes priority over other ones. This is what CSS priority (or CSS specificity is about).
In our example, the paragraph will be red because an #id
selector is more specific and thus more important than other selectors.
#Order of CSS rules
If similar selectors are in your CSS, the last one defined will take priority.
#The 100 measure
One quick way to figure out how “powerful” a CSS rule is, is by measuring the specificty of the selectors:
#id
selectors are worth 100.class
selectors are worth 10tag
selectors are worth 1
The selector with the highest “score” will prevail, no matter the order in which the CSS rules appear.
MarkSheet is a free HTML and CSS tutorial.
The #introduction{ color: red;}
rule is more specific than the others because ids must be unique throughout a webpage, and can thus only target one element.
.message{ color: green;}
can target any HTML element with a class="message"
attribute, and is consequently less specific. Same goes for p{ color: blue;}
which can target any HTML paragraph.
#How to avoid conflicts
While writing your CSS, it’s easy to write conflicting rules, where the same property is applied several times.
To avoid that:
- only use classes: use
.introduction
instead of#introduction
, even if that element only appears once in your webpage - avoid applying multiple classes on a single HTML element: don’t write

but rather

which is more semantically descriptive - don’t use inline styles like


Titanic 2200 - Battery Life
Document Id: KBDOC-00083
Created: 2010-05-25
Updated: 2010-06-04
Titanic 2200 Battery Life
Just like any other electric device, the Titanic 2200 must be charged. If it seems to be discharging quickly, you are using the phone too much.
Charging the phone
- Rub a baloon on your head and discharge the charge on the phone.
- Walk across carpet.
- Use the Raiden Lightning move to charge the phone instantaneously.
Tags: mobilephone, battery life, them, who, where


Tags: cliffs-and-rocks, leisure-and-sleep
Style: Impressionism
Artist: Morisot Berthe
Title: On the Beach at Portrieux
Year: 1894
Genre: genre painting
Categories: book_jacket (53.5%); fountain (11.1%); comic_book (5.2%); cliff (2.4%); jigsaw_puzzle (1.5%)


ng-paper-elements example
Text input
Core input
Paper input
Numeric input
Paper slider
Booleans
Checkbox
Paper checkbox
Paper toggle button
Radio buttons
First
Second
Third
Paper radio buttons
Paper tabs
First
Second
Third
Some content goes here
Paper dialog is {{dialogOpened ? 'opened' : 'closed'}}
Paper toast is {{toastOpened ? 'opened' : 'closed'}}
Polymer core-list
item # {{itemNumber}}
AngularJS ng-repeat
item # {{item.itemNumber}}


Willemstad is the capital of Curacao and the most important port in this part of the Caribbean. Its Dutch Colonial style of architecture makes it an attractive town and has caused it to be classed as a World Heritage site (photo of Willemstad Harbour © Wikipedia).
Willemstad consists of Punda on one side and Otra-Banda on the other side.
Position 12° 06.16'N, 68° 56.29'W
See Curacao/Clearance for detailed information about Curacao formalities.
At the centre of Willemstad is St Anna Bay, through which all ships pass into the large Schottegat Harbour, past the floating pedestrian bridge which opens for vessels.
Yachts should tie up at the commercial dock on the starboard side of St Anna Bay, which is near Customs and Immigration. The Port Authorities will give berthing instructions. The VHF working channels in Curaçao are 12 and 14.
The Immigration Office (Harbour Police) is located under Queen Juliana Bridge. It should not be confused with the immigration counter at the post office which is for immigrants not yacht crews.
The Harbour Authority is in the same building as Harbour Police.
Customs, Immigration and Harbour Inspection
Within 24 hours you need to check in at Customs and Harbour Immigration. Customs are at Punda at the corner of Handelskade and Capriles Kade, north of the floating bridge and west of the floating market.
Harbour immigration is at Otra-Banda, over the floating bridge to the right, direct under the high bridge. At the harbour Inspection, in the building next to harbour Immigration, you need to obtain an anchorage permit. They will ask you to mark where you are anchored. Be sure to take all your documents. You should be in one of the permitted anchorages.
Last updated February 2015.
Willemstad is more convenient than Spanish Water for provisioning and repair. Docking is sometimes possible at the Handelskade or Mathey Wharf, permission must be first requested from the Harbour Master.
All anchoring needs permission from the harbour office in Willemstad. There is a charge.
Last updated February 2015.


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Contact Us
You can contact us via chat or by emailing<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Request Demo
To request an Esper demo, please provide your email address below.
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Write a javascript program for making an order for:
Coffee - 2$, Juice - 3$, Water - 1$
Beer - 4$, Wine - 5$, Whisky - 10$
You can order multiple drinks but only one type
There should be a reciept with the type and quantity of the drink and the total price


rotten > Library > Biographies > Presidents > Gerald Ford
Gerald Ford
aka Leslie Lynch King, Jr.
Thanks mainly to Saturday Night Live reruns, most people remember Gerald Ford as the klutzy fool who indefensibly pardoned Nixon. Maybe that's why nobody seems to recall his hand in Indonesia's genocidal campaign against East Timor. Or his membership in the Warren Commission, which determined that Lee Harvey Oswald was the lone perpetrator of the JFK assassination.
First things first: Gerald Rudolph Ford was probably the greatest natural athlete who ever assumed the Presidency. Yes, he tripped on the Air Force One staircase in Salzburg, Austria. Everyone knows he tumbled down the stairs in full view of press and local dignitaries. What most people forget is that Ford managed to land on his feet and shake the hands of the reception committee without missing a beat. Try doing that when you're 64 years old.
Took over for Spiro T. Agnew.
I assume the Presidency under extraordinary circumstances never before experienced by Americans. This is an hour of history that troubles our minds and hurts our hearts.
[...]
As we bind up the internal wounds of Watergate, more painful and more poisonous than those of foreign wars, let us restore the golden rule to our political process, and let brotherly love purge our hearts of suspicion and of hate.
In the beginning, I asked you to pray for me. Before closing, I ask again your prayers, for Richard Nixon and for his family. May our former President, who brought peace to millions, find it for himself. May God bless and comfort his wonderful wife and daughters, whose love and loyalty will forever be a shining legacy to all who bear the lonely burdens of the White House.
Took over after Richard M. Nixon went off the deep end. Then he pardoned Nixon for no defensible reason.
On September 8, 1974 President Ford issued Proclamation 4311:
It is believed that a trial of Richard Nixon, if it became necessary, could not fairly begin until a year or more has elapsed. In the meantime, the tranquility to which this nation has been restored by the events of recent weeks could be irreparably lost by the prospects of bringing to trial a former President of the United States. The prospects of such trial will cause prolonged and divisive debate over the propriety of exposing to further punishment and degradation a man who has already paid the unprecedented penalty of relinquishing the highest elective office of the United States.
NOW, THEREFORE, I, Gerald R. Ford, President of the United States, pursuant to the pardon power conferred upon me by Article II, Section 2, of the Constitution, have granted and by these presents do grant a full, free, and absolute pardon unto Richard Nixon for all offenses against the United States which he, Richard Nixon, has committed or may have committed or taken part in during the period from January 20, 1969 through August 9, 1974.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this eighth day of September, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and seventy-four, and of the Indepdendence of the United States the one hundred and ninety-ninth.
In a televised address to the nation, President Ford announced the pardon and clarified his rationale:
As we are a nation under God, so I am sworn to uphold our laws with the help of God. And I have sought such guidance and searched my own conscience with special diligence to determine the right thing for me to do with respect to my predecessor in this place, Richard Nixon, and his loyal wife and family. Theirs is an American tragedy in which we all have played a part. It could go on and on and on, or someone must write the end to it. I have concluded that only I can do that, and if I can, I must.
There are no historic or legal precedents to which I can turn in this matter, none that precisely fit the circumstances of a private citizen who has resigned the Presidency of the United States. But it is common knowledge that serious allegations and accusations hang like a sword over our former President's head, threatening his health as he tries to reshape his life, a great part of which was spent in the service of this country and by the mandate of its people.
After years of bitter controversy and divisive national debate, I have been advised, and I am compelled to conclude that many months and perhaps more years will have to pass before Richard Nixon could obtain a fair trial by jury in any jurisdiction of the United States under governing decisions of the Supreme Court.
I deeply believe in equal justice for all Americans, whatever their station or former station. The law, whether human or divine, is no respecter of persons; but the law is a respecter of reality.
The facts, as I see them, are that a former President of the United States, instead of enjoying equal treatment with any other citizen accused of violating the law, would be cruelly and excessively penalized either in preserving the presumption of his innocence or in obtaining a speedy determination of his guilt in order to repay a legal debt to society.
 And our people would again be polarized in their opinions. And the credibility of our free institutions of government would again be challenged at home and abroad.
In the end, the courts might well hold that Richard Nixon had been denied due process, and the verdict of history would even more be inconclusive with respect to those charges arising out of the period of his Presidency, of which I am presently aware.
[...]
My conscience tells me clearly and certainly that I cannot prolong the bad dreams that continue to reopen a chapter that is closed. My conscience tells me that only I, as President, have the constitutional power to firmly shut and seal this book. My conscience tells me it is my duty, not merely to proclaim domestic tranquillity but to use every means that I have to insure it. I do believe that the buck stops here, that I cannot rely upon public opinion polls to tell me what is right. I do believe that right makes might and that if I am wrong, 10 angels swearing I was right would make no difference. I do believe, with all my heart and mind and spirit, that I, not as President but as a humble servant of God, will receive justice without mercy if I fail to show mercy.
Finally, I feel that Richard Nixon and his loved ones have suffered enough and will continue to suffer, no matter what I do, no matter what we, as a great and good nation, can do together to make his goal of peace come true.
Essentially gave the green light to Indonesian dictator Suharto to commit genocide against the peoples of East Timor.
| SUHARTO: |
We want your understanding if we deem it necessary to take rapid or drastic action. |
| FORD: |
We will understand and will not press you on the issue. We understand the problem you have and the intentions you have. |
| KISSINGER: |
You appreciate that the use of U.S.-made arms could create problems. |
| FORD: |
We could have technical and legal problems. You are familiar, Mr. President, with the problems we had on Cyprus, although this situation is different. |
| KISSINGER: |
It depends on how we construe it -- whether it is in self-defense or is a foreign operation. It is important that whatever you do succeeds quickly. We would be able to influence the reaction in America if whatever happens happens after we return. This way there would be less chance of people talking in an unauthorized way. The President will be back on Monday at 2:00 PM Jakarta time. We understand your problem and the need to move quickly, but I am only saying that it would be better if it were done after we returned. |
| FORD: |
It would be more authoritative if we can do it in person. |
| KISSINGER: |
Whatever you do, however, we will try to handle in the best way possible. |
| FORD: |
We recognize that you have a time factor. We have merely expressed our view from our particular point of view. |
| KISSINGER: |
If you have made plans, we will do our best to keep everyone quiet until the President returns home. |
Ron Nessen Papers
5/28/75-6/3/75 - Europe: Falling Incident - Salzburg
Minutes from the Cabinet meeting of June 4, 1975:
In Austria the President indicated he tumbled into Austria, but that he really felt that Betty had tripped him, then ran away and left him to get to his feet all by himself.
Presidential candidate Ronald Reagan offered Ford the Vice Presidency in 1980. Ford declined, and the offer went to George HW Bush.
Gerald Ford's Presidential Pardons
| Iva Toguri D'Aquino |
Pardoned for a crime she didn't commit. |
| Richard M. Nixon |
Pardoned for any and all crimes committed between January 20, 1969 and August 9, 1974 (including Watergate). |
| Clyde Wilson |
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Timeline
| 14 Jul 1913 |
Gerald Ford born, Omaha NE. |
| Nov 1927 |
16-year-old Gerald Ford of Troop 15 is awarded the rank of Eagle Scout in Grand Rapids, Michigan. |
| 1934 |
In a Chicago v. Michigan college game, Ford tackles Jay Berwanger, who later becomes a Heismann winner.  |
| 30 Sep 1949 |
In Grand Rapids, Michigan, future President Gerald Ford joins Malta Lodge No. 465, becoming a Mason. |
| 6 Dec 1973 |
Congressman Gerald Ford is sworn in as Vice President of the United States, after Nixon's Vice President, Spiro T. Agnew, resigns over a tax evasion scandal. |
| 9 Aug 1974 |
Finally bowing to pressure from Senator Barry Goldwater and RNC chairman George Bush, President Richard M. Nixon resigns from office. His successor, Gerald Ford, assures the American people that their "long national nightmare is over." |
| 8 Sep 1974 |
President Gerald Ford pardons Richard M. Nixon, out of respect for Nixon's family. "Theirs is an American tragedy in which we all have played a part. It could go on and on and on, or someone must write the end to it. I have concluded that only I can do that, and if I can, I must." |
| 8 Sep 1974 |
After one month as President Ford's Press Secretary, Jerald terHorst resigns over the Nixon pardon. He later explains: "In good conscience, I could not defend his position as a spokesman in a credible manner." |
| 27 Sep 1974 |
President Gerald Ford appoints Donald Rumsfeld his Chief of Staff. |
| 31 May 1975 |
President Gerald Ford flies to Spain and meets with Generalissimo Francisco Franco. |
| 1 Jun 1975 |
In full view of local officials and the international press, President Gerald Ford slips on the staircase while deplaning Air Force One in Salzburg, Austria. |
| 5 Jul 1975 |
President Gerald Ford meets with Suharto at Camp David. |
| 21 Jul 1975 |
President Gerald Ford publicly apologizes for the death of Dr. Frank Olson, who died in 1953 after unwittingly getting dosed with LSD by the Central Intelligence Agency. |
| 5 Sep 1975 |
Manson Family member Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme almost assassinates President Gerald Ford with a .45 automatic in Sacramento, California. But Fromme is tackled by a Secret Service agent before she can remember to rack a round into the firing chamber. |
| 22 Sep 1975 |
In front of the St. Francis Hotel in San Francisco, Sara Jane Moore pulls out a Smith and Wesson .38 revolver and points it at Gerald Ford. Before she can assassinate the President, a bystander named Oliver "Bill" Sipple grabs Moore's arm.  The spotlight on his personal life causes him to complain: "My sexual orientation has nothing to do with saving the President's life." |
| 2 Oct 1975 |
Emperor Hirohito of Japan visits President Gerald Ford at the White House. |
| Nov 1975 |
President Gerald Ford appoints Dick Cheney his Chief of Staff. |
| 2 Nov 1975 |
President Gerald Ford fires CIA Director William Colby and replaces him with George HW Bush. |
| 2 Dec 1975 |
President Gerald Ford flies to China and meets with Chairman Mao. |
| 6 Dec 1975 |
During a state visit to Indonesia, President Gerald Ford and Secretary of State Henry Kissinger reassure dictator Suharto that his impending invasion of East Timor will not be opposed by the United States. |
| Dec 1975 |
President Gerald Ford flies to the Philippines and meets with Ferdinand Marcos. |
| 17 Feb 1976 |
Issues an order instructing individuals subpoenaed by a U.S. House subcommittee to not comply with those subpoenas, under the doctrine of executive privilege. Among those who were to not comply were officials of Western Union, who actually are not government employees at all. These orders cited "most sensitive national security information." What exactly was this "information"? It was the fact that the United States was illegally intercepting all cable traffic entering the United States, at the point of entry. James Bamford. |
| 4 Oct 1976 |
Earl Butz, President Ford's Secretary of Agriculture, is forced to resign after newspapers print a comment he made regarding race relations: "I'll tell you what the coloreds want.  |
| 6 Oct 1976 |
During a televised debate, President and candidate Gerald Ford states that there is no Soviet domination of Eastern Europe. He is not elected president.  The former Vice President dies during the ambulance ride. Rockefeller's will leaves Marshak $50,000 and the deed to a Manhattan townhouse. |
| 31 Jul 1996 |
For a fee, former President Gerald Ford delivers a speech at the Inaugural World Convention of the Family Federation for World Peace -- a group sponsored by Sun Myung Moon. |
| 4 Oct 1998 |
In a New York Times opinion piece, former President Gerald Ford declares that President Clinton should "accept full responsibility for his actions, as well as for his subsequent efforts to delay or impede the investigation of them... No spinning, no semantics, no evasiveness or blaming others for his plight." |
Pornopolis |
Rotten |
Faces of Death |
Famous Nudes
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Hanna Lei Camp
Democrat
I am a data technology advisor for Mercy Corps, an international humanitarian nonprofit.
-BA, Linguistics and International Relations - University of California, San Diego (2006) -MA, Global Finance & Trade - University of Denver (2013) -Over the past 5 years I have studied geospatial analysis, statistical programming, and agricultural systems modeling in the course of my professional work.
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I have volunteered to knock doors, do voter outreach, and do data entry for several campaigns in Colorado, especially local Aurora candidates. I have donated money to the following candidates/political organizations: Juan Marcano (Aurora City Council, Ward IV, 2019), Alison Coombs (Aurora City Council, Ward V, 2019), Bryan Lindstrom (Aurora City Council, Ward VI, 2019), Omar Montgomery (Aurora Mayor, 2019), Iman Jodeh (CO House, District 41, 2020), Arapahoe County Democratic Party, Colorado Progressive Alliance
I am an active member and volunteer data coordinator for Aurora Residents for Transparency and Transformation, a civic organization advocating for greater accountability, inclusivity, and responsiveness in Aurora city government. I am also a member of the Posner Center for International Development, a community of organizations and individuals in Colorado who work in international development and share learning and evidence-based best practice.
As a part of ARTT, I have worked to generate public good datasets for our local advocacy. For example, I generated a consolidated, harmonized dataset of all Aurora municipal campaign contributions from 2011-present that is open to all Aurora residents and groups, and which has been used by community activists to propose new regulations. I also visualized this data to help others explore and interact with it. I frequently testify at Aurora City Council and meet with councilpersons on matters such as campaign finance ordinances and accessibility of public comment.
Colorado became my home almost ten years ago, and I have seen how we have struggled to create the systems and infrastructure needed for our growing, vibrant population. My involvement in Aurora city advocacy has shown me that Colorado's future depends on ensuring we have fair and equitable representation at all levels of government, which is accessible to people no matter where they live in Colorado, what hours they work, or what connections they have. I believe passionately that a good process for redistricting is absolutely critical, and want to be a part of making it happen. On a personal level, I love this state and love learning more about its people and geography, and am lucky to be in a position where I can dedicate the time needed to fulfill all the duties this commission would require. I hope very much to have the privilege of serving.
In both my professional and community life, I am evidence-oriented above all. I believe that this mindset will be an asset to the commission, which must carefully consider a complex range of factors in its decision-making. As an experienced data analyst, I know that I am just as susceptible to bias as anyone else, but I also know that I can and do change my mind based on evidence. I have worked with people across the globe who brought perspective and information I didn't have to the table, and who have changed my mind on topics I thought I was decided upon. I believe I can promote consensus on the commission by carefully understanding the data available to us, probing its limitations, and being an honest and straightforward communicator about what we know and don't know. In so doing, I believe I can help to build a common understanding and an environment of open collaboration that will be critical for this endeavor.
Due to my professional work, I am experienced in data collection methodologies, data exploration, statistics, mapping and geospatial analysis, and data presentation. My most fundamental approach to any problem is to first ensure I have a clear articulation of the questions that need to be answered, and to then find the available data, dive deep into what it can tell me and what it can't, formulate a strategy for filling informational gaps, and finally provide clear, accessible representations of my findings. Repetition of this process across many years has built up habits of logical analysis I believe will be well-suited to the commission.
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顾客可以在订阅等级之间调整，即可以升级、降级和跨级。如果支付原价的订阅者需要升级、降级或跨级，则需要支付订阅的当前价格，而不是保留的原价。
升级：当顾客从较低等级的订阅切换到更高等级的订阅时。顾客先前的 App 内购买项目金额将会按比例退还到原始的付款方式。新的 App 内购买项目将收取完整价格并立即生效，这会将顾客的续期日期更改为升级日期。
降级：当顾客从较高等级的订阅切换到较低等级的订阅时。在下一个续期日期，会以新费率向顾客收费。
跨级：当顾客在同一等级的订阅间进行切换时。如果 App 内购买项目的时限相同，那么顾客先前的 App 内购买项目金额将会按比例退还到原始的付款方式。新的 App 内购买项目将收取完整价格并立即生效，这会将顾客的续期日期更改为升级日期。如果 App 内购买项目的时限不同，那么跨级将会在顾客的下一个续期日期生效。
Customers can adjust between subscription levels, which can be upgraded, downgraded, and cross-level. If the subscriber paying the original price needs to upgrade, downgrade or cross-level, then the current price of the subscription needs to be paid instead of the original price retained.
Upgrade:When a customer switches from a lower-level subscription to a higher-level subscription. The customer's previous in-app purchase item amount will be refunded to the original payment method. The new in-app purchase will be charged the full price and will take effect immediately, which will change the customer's renewal date to the upgrade date.
Downgrade:When a customer switches from a higher level subscription to a lower level subscription. On the next renewal date, customers will be charged at the new rate.
Cross-level:When customers switch between subscriptions of the same level. If the time limit for in-app purchases is the same, then the customer's previous in-app purchases will be refunded to the original payment method. The new in-app purchase will be charged the full price and will take effect immediately, which will change the customer's renewal date to the upgrade date. If the time limit for in-app purchases is different, then the cross-level will take effect on the customer's next renewal date.


To change the regional settings, open the
Preferences
dialog by selecting
Tools -> Preferences
(
JFTP -> Preferences
on Mac OS X) menu item from the menu bar. Select the category titled,
Regional Settings
in the left frame. This will display the existing regional settings.
Locale
A Locale represents a specific geographical, political, or
cultural region. An operation that requires a Locale to perform its
task is called locale-sensitive and uses the Locale to tailor
information for the user. For example, displaying a date is a
locale-sensitive operation-the date should be formatted according to
the customs or conventions of the user's native country, region, or
culture.
From the
Locale
drop-down box, select a
Locale
based on your language and location.
By default, JFTP uses your system's default locale as set in your operating system.
Date Format
Specify how you would want to format the dates in local and
remote panes. The two possible options are:
Selecting a format changes the preview below to show how the dates will be displayed.
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remote panes. The two possible options are:
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#assign javalin="active">
javalin-generator is an APT processor that allows us to write controllers
with annotations like @Path
and @Get
In general our controllers should be more testable with dependencies that can be mocked or stubbed and with controller methods having less dependency on 'web constructs' like path, query and form parameters (we can more easily unit test controllers).
Example projects found in dinject/examples for Gradle and Maven for both Java and Kotlin.
Introduction to using javalin-generator
to generate web routes for Javalin.
For the controller below:
@Controller @Path("/customers") class CustomerController { final MyDependency myDependency; CustomerController(MyDependency myDependency) { this.myDependency = myDependency; } @Get(":id") Customer getById(UUID id) { ... } @Roles(AppRoles.ADMIN) @Get("/type/:type") List<|Customer> findByType(String type, String orderBy) { ... } }
The javalin-generator
generates the code below.
@Singleton
(A) ... picked up for Dependency injectionWebRoutes
(B) ... so we can register them all with Javalin@Generated("io.dinject.javalin.generator") @Singleton // (A) public class CustomerController$route implements WebRoutes { // (B) private final CustomerController controller; public CustomerController$route(CustomerController controller) { this.controller = controller; } @Override public void registerRoutes() { ApiBuilder.get("/customers/:id", ctx -> { // (C) ctx.status(200); UUID id = asUUID(ctx.pathParam("id")); // (D) ctx.json(controller.getById(id)); // (E), (F) }); ApiBuilder.get("/customers/type/:type", ctx -> { // (C) ctx.status(200); String type = ctx.pathParam("type"); // (D) String orderBy = ctx.queryParam("orderBy"); // (D) ctx.json(controller.findByType(type, orderBy)); // (E), (F) }, roles(ADMIN)); // (E) } }
As the generated bean is a @Singleton
DInject puts it into
the DI context. All these generated beans implement WebRoutes
so we can get them all out of the DI context to register them with Javalin.
When can register all the WebRoutes
with Javalin.
public static void main(String[] args) { Javalin app = Javalin.create().disableStartupBanner(); // get all WebRoutes from DI Context List<|WebRoutes> webRoutes = SystemContext.getBeans(WebRoutes.class); // register all WebRoutes with Javalin app.routes(() -> webRoutes.forEach(WebRoutes::registerRoutes)); ... // start Javalin app.start(8080); }
The natural way to use the generated "Javalin controller adapters" is to get a DI library to find and wire them. This is what the examples do and they use DInject to do this.
Note that there isn't a strict requirement to use DInject for dependency injection. Any DI library that can find and wire the @Singleton bean generated could be used. We could use Dagger2 or Guice to wire the controllers if we felt that was a better option (but yes I think DInject is the better option for DI and that is what I'd be recommending).
<@next "Getting started with Maven" "maven"/>


We are part of the Perception organization at Google AI, which tackles the hard problems of understanding images, video and sounds.
The people who brought you this dataset:


Chapter 18 Difference-in-Difference Models
The next lecture introduces an important concept in regression analysis called an “interaction”.
As we will see, this regression technique is important in Program Evaluation because it is used to test for program effects when we don’t have the luxery of a true randomized experiment (treatment and control groups are identical except for the treatment), but we do have a strong research design (a treatment and comparision group, and both pre and post-treatment measures).
This type of design is called a difference-in-difference model. It is one of the most robust and flexible quasi-experimental designs that we have. We can analyze difference-in-difference data using a standard OLS regression model with interactions.
18.1 Example
Let’s start with a basic example of a tutoring program within a school. We have test scores from two groups of boys in 3rd grade at a local elementary school. It has been determined that some of the boys have received inadequate preparation for the current math curriculum, so they have been offered additional tutoring. The other boys receive regular classroom instruction throughout the year. The average scores for each group in the pre and post periods look like this:
18.1.1 Gains Realized by Comparison Group (The First Difference)
As we try to measure the impact of a specific program we have to keep in mind that other factors may influence outcomes over time. These are often referred to as secular trends, or changes that we expect to see independent of the intervention.
\[ \textrm{Trend} = C2 - C1 = 95 - 75 = 20 \]
18.1.2 Gains Realized by the Treatment Group (The Second Difference)
If we want to determine program impact we can measure the change in the treatment group based upon our outcome level before receiving the treatment and after receiving the treatment. This shows total change over the treatment period. It will also contain both changes attributable to program impact, as well as general changes attributable to trend.
\[ \textrm{Treatment Group Gains} = T2 - T1 = 85 - 55 = 30\]
18.1.3 Realized Gains Minus Expected Gains (Diff-in-Diff)
In order to isolate program impacts we must subtract out the gains that we would expect the treatment group to make independent of the program. The total gain minus the gain from trend is called the difference-in-difference estimate.
\[ \textrm{Treatment Gains - Trend} = (T2 - T1) - (C2 - C1) = 30 - 20 = 10 \] In this case we can see that the tutoring program is leading to gains of an extra ten points more than what we would expect from a typical third grader over the year not enrolled in the program.
18.2 The Counterfactual
Any time we measure the impact of a program we must compare the final state of the treatment group to some other state of the world. The sensible question is to ask, what would this group look like if it had not received the treatment?
The counterfactual tells us what the treatment group would look like if there was no program impact.
If we have the luxury of performing a randomized experiment then from the statistical standpoint the control group embodies the counterfactual. If randomized is done successfully the only difference between the treatment and control group will be, on average, whether the members received the treatment or not. This simplifies our lives because after the study we can attibute all of the differences in group means to the program effects.
In most cases, however, we do not have the opportunity or ability to conduct a true experiment. Instead, we need to create a reasonable comparision group that we can use for counterfactual analysis, and we can use this group to observe changes we expect to see indepedent of the treatment. This is the first difference, or the trend in the example above.
Since our treatment group and our comparison group might not have identical pre-treatment characteristics the counterfactual must account for these differences. The proper way to think about this is:
\[ \textrm{Counterfactual} = T1 + Trend \]
Any time we calculate a program treatment effect there is an explicit or an implied counterfactual. The problematic evaluations are usually ones in which they are unclear about the counterfactual in the study.
18.3 Difference-in-Difference Models
The formal difference-in-difference estimate uses a regression model to examine program effects. It is a slightly odd regression because all of the variables in the model are dummy variables. The model is written as follows:
\[ Y = b_{0} + b_{1} \cdot Treat + b_{2} \cdot Post + b_{3} \cdot Treat \cdot Post + e \]
The data looks something like this:
| y | intercept | treat | post | treat_post |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| y1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| y2 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 |
| y3 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 |
| y4 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| A | B | C | D |
In this example, y1 to y4 represent some measured level of the outcome. The intercept in the model is a vector of all 1’s. And each other variable is a dummy variable. Note that the last term in this model, treat_post is an interaction effect. It is created by multiplying the variables treat and post.
18.3.1 Example
Let’s consider the following case:
Now let us estimate this model using our difference-in-difference regression, which gives us the following results:
| moxy | treat | post |
|---|---|---|
| 20 | 0 | 0 |
| 20 | 0 | 0 |
| 20 | 0 | 0 |
| 20 | 0 | 0 |
| 20 | 0 | 0 |
| 20 | 0 | 0 |
m0 <- lm( moxy ~ C1 + C2 + T1 + T2 - 1 )
m1 <- lm( moxy ~ treat )
m2 <- lm( moxy ~ post )
m3 <- lm( moxy ~ treat + post )
m4 <- lm( moxy ~ treat + post + treat*post )
# library( stargazer )
stargazer( m4, type='html', digits=0,
omit.stat=c("f","rsq","adj.rsq","ser"),
intercept.bottom = FALSE,
covariate.labels = c("b0: Intercept (A)", "b1: Treatment Group (B)",
"b2: Post-Period (C)", "b3: Treat x Post (D)" ) )
m0 <- lm( moxy ~ C1 + C2 + T1 + T2 - 1 )
m1 <- lm( moxy ~ treat )
m2 <- lm( moxy ~ post )
m3 <- lm( moxy ~ treat + post )
m4 <- lm( moxy ~ treat + post + treat*post )
# library( stargazer )
stargazer( m4, type='html', digits=0,
omit.stat=c("f","rsq","adj.rsq","ser"),
intercept.bottom = FALSE,
covariate.labels = c("b0: Intercept (A)", "b1: Treatment Group (B)",
"b2: Post-Period (C)", "b3: Treat x Post (D)" ) )
| Dependent variable: | |
| moxy | |
| b0: Intercept (A) | 20*** |
| (0) | |
| b1: Treatment Group (B) | 15*** |
| (0) | |
| b2: Post-Period (C) | 10*** |
| (0) | |
| b3: Treat x Post (D) | 20*** |
| (0) | |
| Observations | 400 |
| Note: | p<0.1; p<0.05; p<0.01 |
It takes a little bit of knowledge to make sense of the results. The important insight is that each coefficient represents a component of the outcome, so you need to add components together to get the actual group means.
The other important insight is that each coefficient represents a distinctive statistical test.
Recall that we can conduct a t-test using a regression model by including a dummy variable. The coefficient in the regression model will represent the group mean difference, and the significance level will be identical to a normal t-test.
When you test a difference in means between two groups it is called a contrast. Since we have multiple dummy variables in our model we have multiple contrasts. To understand each test you must understand the implied reference group of each test.
18.3.2 Interpretation
For example, the Comparison Group during the first period of the study has a mean outcome of 20. Since we have included a dummy variable representing our Treatment Group in the model, the omitted category is the Comparison Group, so it ends up in the intercept \(b_{0}\) in our regression model. Similarly, since we have a dummy variable representing the Post-Intervention time period, the omitted category is Pre-Intervention, which also defaults to the intercept. A on the diagram above then represents the non-Treatment, non-Post Intervention group, or the Comparison Group in the Pre-Intervention period.
Similar to other regression models, each coefficient has an associated level of significance. Similar to other regressions we have run, this level of significance represents a hypothesis test of whether the coefficient is equal to zero. In the typical case with a continuous numerical measure, if the slope is equal to zero it represents no relationship. In this case it is a t-test of whether the mean of the base group is equal to zero.
The Comparison Group during the second time period has a mean outcome of 30. We don’t have a coefficient for Comparison Group Time=2 specifically in our model, so we must construct the group mean from other coefficients. We can see that the group can be represented by adding up A + C on the diagram, or adding the coefficient \(b_{2}\) to the intercept (10 + 20) to arrive at the group mean of 30.
Similarly, we can find the group mean for the Treatment Group at Time=1 by adding the coefficient \(b_{1}\) to the base group, 20 + 15, to get 35. This is represented by A + B in the diagram above.
Let’s pause for a moment and consider the statistical significant associated with coefficients \(b_{1}\) and \(b_{2}\). Here is where the reference group becomes important. Since each coefficient represents the difference between the group mean and the reference group, the hypothesis is a test of whether the outcome in those groups differ.
Since \(b_{1}\) is 15, the coefficient represents a test of whether \(T1 - C1 = 0\). In other words, did the Treatment and Comparison groups differ significantly in the first time period?
Since \(b_{2}\) is 10, the coefficient represents a test of whether \(C2 - C1 = 0\). In other words, did the Comparison group change significantly between the first and second time periods?
Now the last contrast is the tricky one. To make sense of this one we need to think about the reference group for this contrast. Note that we can create a Post-Test Treatment group by adding \(b_{0} + b_{1} + b_{2}\) (A + B + C on the diagram), but this only comes to 20 + 10 + 15, or 45. The actual mean outcome measured for group T2 is 65. So how do we arrive at this number?
Recall that \(b_{3}\) represents the coefficient from an interaction effect. The interpretation is an interaction is that the whole is greater than the sum of the parts. When an interaction is present, we observe an impact larger than the impact of two independent direct effects (the gains from being in the Treatment group, and the expected gains from the secular trend, in this case).
The measure \(b_{0} + b_{1} + b_{2}\) tells us where we should expect the group mean of T2 to reside (the counterfactual), and the coefficient \(b_{3}\) tells us whether the actual group mean is different, i.e. whether we experiences a treatment effect from this program. We see in the model that \(b_{3}=20\), meaning the observed group mean is 20 points higher than we would expect if the treatment did not work.
18.3.3 Summary of Hypothesis Tested
Is the Comparison Group in Time=1 different from zero?
- Coefficient \(b_{0}\)
- \(Null: C1 = 0\)
Is the Treatment Group different from the Comparison Group in Time=1?
- Coefficient \(b_{1}\)
- \(Null: T1 - C1 = 0\)
Is the Comparision Group in Time=2 different than the Comparison Group in Time=1? I.e. is there a secular trend?
- Coefficient \(b_{2}\)
- \(Null: C2 - C1 = 0\)
Is the Treatment Group in Time=2 different from the counterfactual? Does the program have impact?
- Coefficient \(b_{3}\)
- \(Null: (T2-T1) - (C2-C1) = 0\)
18.3.4 Three Cases
Let us consider three cases where statistical significance might be of interest.
The regression results would be as follows:
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# m1 <- lm( moxy ~ treat + post + treat*post )
# m2 <- lm( moxy ~ treat + post + treat*post )
# m3 <- lm( moxy ~ treat + post + treat*post )
stargazer( m1, m2, m3, type='html', digits=1,
omit.stat=c("f","rsq","adj.rsq","ser"),
intercept.bottom = FALSE,
covariate.labels = c("Intercept (A)", "Treatment Group (B)",
"Post-Period (C)", "Treat x Post (D)" ) )
# m1 <- lm( moxy ~ treat + post + treat*post )
# m2 <- lm( moxy ~ treat + post + treat*post )
# m3 <- lm( moxy ~ treat + post + treat*post )
stargazer( m1, m2, m3, type='html', digits=1,
omit.stat=c("f","rsq","adj.rsq","ser"),
intercept.bottom = FALSE,
covariate.labels = c("Intercept (A)", "Treatment Group (B)",
"Post-Period (C)", "Treat x Post (D)" ) )
| Dependent variable: | |||
| moxy | |||
| (1) | (2) | (3) | |
| Intercept (A) | 20.0*** | 20.0*** | 20.0*** |
| (1.4) | (1.4) | (1.4) | |
| Treatment Group (B) | 10.0*** | -0.0 | 10.0*** |
| (1.9) | (1.9) | (1.9) | |
| Post-Period (C) | -0.0 | 5.0** | 10.0*** |
| (1.9) | (1.9) | (1.9) | |
| Treat x Post (D) | 10.0*** | 15.0*** | 0.0 |
| (2.7) | (2.7) | (2.7) | |
| Observations | 84 | 84 | 84 |
| Note: | p<0.1; p<0.05; p<0.01 |
Note the lack of significance for the specific hypotheses in each case.
Case 1: When \(b_{2}\) is not significant, it tells us there is no secular trend in the data.
Case 2: When \(b_{1}\) is not significant, it tells us there is no different between the measured outcomes of the treatment and comparison groups during the first time period.
Case 3: When \(b_{3}\) is not significant, it tells us that all gains observed in the treatment group are coming from the secular trend and not the program.
18.3.5 Multiple Treatment Groups
Sometimes your study may contain multiple treatment groups.
In order to specify the regression we again must omit one group, which will become the reference group in the study. In this case we will omit Treatement C as the reference group.
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A1 <- seq(20,40)
A2 <- seq(40,60)
B1 <- seq(10,30)
B2 <- seq(30,50)
C1 <- seq(15,35)
C2 <- seq(20,40)
moxy <- c(A1,A2,B1,B2,C1,C2)
GroupA <- rep( c(1,0,0), each=42 )
GroupB <- rep( c(0,1,0), each=42 )
GroupC <- rep( c(0,0,1), each=42 )
post <- rep( c(0,1,0,1,0,1), each=21 )
m1 <- lm( moxy ~ post + GroupA + GroupB + GroupA*post + GroupB*post )
stargazer( m1, type='html', digits=1,
omit.stat=c("f","rsq","adj.rsq","ser"),
intercept.bottom = FALSE,
covariate.labels = c("b0: Intercept", "b1: Post","b2: Treatment A",
"b3: Treatment B", "b4: A x Post", "b5: B x Post" ) )
A1 <- seq(20,40)
A2 <- seq(40,60)
B1 <- seq(10,30)
B2 <- seq(30,50)
C1 <- seq(15,35)
C2 <- seq(20,40)
moxy <- c(A1,A2,B1,B2,C1,C2)
GroupA <- rep( c(1,0,0), each=42 )
GroupB <- rep( c(0,1,0), each=42 )
GroupC <- rep( c(0,0,1), each=42 )
post <- rep( c(0,1,0,1,0,1), each=21 )
m1 <- lm( moxy ~ post + GroupA + GroupB + GroupA*post + GroupB*post )
stargazer( m1, type='html', digits=1,
omit.stat=c("f","rsq","adj.rsq","ser"),
intercept.bottom = FALSE,
covariate.labels = c("b0: Intercept", "b1: Post","b2: Treatment A",
"b3: Treatment B", "b4: A x Post", "b5: B x Post" ) )
| Dependent variable: | |
| moxy | |
| b0: Intercept | 25.0*** |
| (1.4) | |
| b1: Post | 5.0** |
| (1.9) | |
| b2: Treatment A | 5.0** |
| (1.9) | |
| b3: Treatment B | -5.0** |
| (1.9) | |
| b4: A x Post | 15.0*** |
| (2.7) | |
| b5: B x Post | 15.0*** |
| (2.7) | |
| Observations | 126 |
| Note: | p<0.1; p<0.05; p<0.01 |
Note that you will again build group means from their component parts. For example, Treatment A can be represented as \(b_{0} + b_{2}\) in period one, and \(b_{0} + b_{1} + b_{2} + b_{4}\) for period two.
The main thing to note is that the counterfactual has now become the gains that you expect in the omitted group. It makes sense in this case to omit the group with the least gains because then you can interpret the program effects \(b_{3}\) or \(b_{4}\) as gains you expect over the least effective treatment option.
Note that the coefficient \(b_{1}\) associated with the Post-Treatment period is no longer interpretted as trend.


Rokkitt was initiated by Vernon Adams when he was inspired by the type forms of a number of distinctive geometric slab serifs, sometimes called Egyptians, popular in the late nineteenth and early to mid twentieth centuries. In 1910 the Inland Type Foundry published Litho Antique and similar types were published by American Type Founders in the 1920s and Monotype Corporation in the 1930s. Rokkitt is intended for use as a display font, in headings and headlines, though it can also be used as an alternative to sans serif designs at text sizes.
Update January 2017: Vernon Adams began the project in 2011, and developed the typeface until 2014. During 2016 Kalapi Gajjar completed Vernon's original work and released a substantial update with a full set of 9 weights, and support for more Latin languages.
Update July 2019: The family has been converted into a variable font.
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--- author: Jesse categories: app date: '2009-10-27 13:54:48' link: http://blogs.nitobi.com/jesse/2009/10/27/iphonegap/ permalink: /2009/10/27/phonegap-static-lib-for-iphone-xcode/ slug: phonegap-static-lib-for-iphone-xcode status: publish title: PhoneGap Static lib for iPhone-XCode type: post format: html ---
I recently spent some time evaluating the iPhone branch of PhoneGap and have made some changes that I think will make things easier to develop.
One of the key issues that I wanted to address was that PhoneGap existed as a repository and anyone that made an application with it would invariably have to mix their code in. In a very few cases it is possible to make a complete application using PhoneGap out of the box, but what if you need to add, remove or change something? As soon as you start messing with the core PhoneGap code, you are looking at huge merge issues when updates are pushed to the PhoneGap repo. Most likely you will just ignore any new commits, and your code will be stuck in time from the moment you changed it, or you will have to pick through the updates, and decide what is worth re-implementing in your own codebase.
My changes work as follows: You do not create a PhoneGap app anymore! You create an app that inherits from PhoneGap. This means your PhoneGap code can be in a git repo somewhere (github) while your application code can be in it’s own repo. If there are updates to the PhoneGap codebase then ( as long as the API has not changed ) you simply update PhoneGap and build your app.
In order to make these changes, I had to simplify some of the PhoneGap code. I removed the dependency on XIB files so the UIWebView is now created through code instead of automagically by XCode boilerplate code behind the scenes. The PhoneGap core code is now a static library that you link to and inherit from so there are some things you will have to do to create a new phonegap application. Also keep in mind that this is all subject to change as we are currently looking at ways of making this dead-simple.
You can git the code here: http://github.com/phonegap/phonegap/tree/plugins/iphone/
int retVal = UIApplicationMain(argc, argv, nil,@"MyAppDelegate");
@interface MyAppDelegate : PhoneGapDelegate { }
Recent PhoneGap discussions have led us to the conclusion that we need a plug-in architecture. It will be much easier to get people to contribute if they can focus on a key piece of functionality and not have to implement things throughout the codebase + it also gives a clearer separation of contributions and would allow for unit testing. This latest addition/change is a step towards a more plug-able architecture. Thanks also to Shazron for his help, support and suggestions along the way.
So get reviewin’ !!


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The (illegal) strike by teachers in B.C. is causing a dangerous and detrimental societal rift. The government refuses to open up a dialogue with the B.C. Teachers Federation and resolve several key issues, including class sizes, support for special needs children and bargaining rights. The government has frozen the union’s assets. They have behaved like children. Yet it is the 600 000 children of this province who are being denied their education by the vulgar hubris of the government. Please email our premier, Gordon Campbell and tell him you support our teachers. Tell him to sit down and negotiate with them.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This is a shameful Canada I am presenting to the international community. Why won’t the government listen? Already other unions are shutting down non-essential services like public transit, libraries, colleges, universities. I cannot believe they would let British Columbia fall into such civil disarray. Yet, ironically, it has been decided by the EUI that Vancouver is the best place in the world to live: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/4306936.stm


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Calculation of pressure loss in curved bends at overall flow regime for incompressible and single-phase fluid flow through circular cross sectional area considering surface roughness. See more information.
Calculation of pressure loss in edged bends with sharp corners at overall flow regime for incompressible and single-phase fluid flow through circular cross sectional area considering surface roughness. See more information .
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| dp_curvedOverall_DP | Pressure loss of curved bend | calculate pressure loss | overall flow regime | surface roughness |
| dp_curvedOverall_MFLOW | Pressure loss of curved bend | calculate mass flow rate | overall flow regime | surface roughness |
| dp_curvedOverall_IN_con | Input record for function dp_curvedOverall_DP and dp_curvedOverall_MFLOW |
| dp_curvedOverall_IN_var | Input record for function dp_curvedOverall_DP and dp_curvedOverall_MFLOW |
| dp_edgedOverall_DP | Pressure loss of edged bend | calculate pressure loss | overall flow regime | surface roughness |
| dp_edgedOverall_MFLOW | Pressure loss of edged bend | calculate mass flow rate | overall flow regime | surface roughness |
| dp_edgedOverall_IN_con | Input record for function dp_edgedOverall_DP and dp_edgedOverall_MFLOW |
| dp_edgedOverall_IN_var | Input record for function dp_edgedOverall_DP and dp_edgedOverall_MFLOW |


GST collection stabilising, says official in Puducherry
Raj Kumar Barthwal, Member (Customs), Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs said the tax collection was being fine-tuned according to the emerging economic situation
by Special CorrespondentThe Goods and Services Tax (GST) collection has almost stabilised and is being fine-tuned as per the emerging economic situation, Raj Kumar Barthwal, Member (Customs), Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC), said on Monday.
“GST is a one-of-its-kind of transformational tax regime that has happened in the world. It’s been on a zig-zag course and it has almost stabilised. And it’s been fine-tuned as the economic situation demanded,” he told reporters on the sidelines of a three-day conference organised by CBIC at Poornankuppam near here.
Senior customs officials from 33 countries, including China, Australia, Japan, Iran and Cambodia are participating in the programme.