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BRO Goes to the Opera, 2016
Pricing
- Adults: $38
- Concession: $34
- NQE Members: $32
- Student: $15
Event Details
- Date: Saturday, 22 October 2016.
- Time: 7:30pm
- Location: Townsville Civic Theater
Intro
Barrier Reef Orchestra presents ‘BRO Goes to the Opera’, our final concert of the season!
We are delighted to introduce ex-Townsville soprano Siobhan Patrick all the way from Austria, who will be joined by well-known Townsville Tenor, Alex Thomas to deliver a program of beloved Opera classics.
The evening will include orchestral highlights from Mozart, Rossini and Verdi, as well as Opera and Musical Theatre favourites from Puccini to Bernstein, performed under the baton of Lieutenant Colonel Craig Johnson, Commanding Officer of the Defence Force School of Music in Melbourne.
Program:
- Verdi: Overture to La forza dei destino
- Bellini: “Eccomi…O quante volte” from I Capuleti e I Montecchi (soprano)
- Donizetti: Una furtive lagrima from L’elisir d’amore (tenor)
- Puccini: Adagio from Spartacus
- Dvorak: Song to the Moon from Rusalka (soprano)
- Mozart: Overture to The Marriage of Figaro
- Rossini: Overture to The Barber of Seville
- Schonberg & Boublil: Bring Him Home from Les Miserables (tenor)
- Lehar: Meine Lippen, sie kussen so heib from Giuditta (soprano)
- Mascagni: Intermezzo from Cavalleria Rusticana
- Wildhorn & Bricusse: This is the Moment from Jeckyll & Hyde
- Bernstein: Overture to West Side Story
- Bernstein: Tonight from West Side Story (soprano and tenor)
- Verdi: Libiamo ne’ lieti calici from La Traviata (soprano and tenor) encore
Conductor's:
- Lt Col. Craig Johnson
- Concert Master: Stephen Frewen-Lord
- Rehearsal Conductors: Andrew Ryder and Ben Fixter
- Compere: Bill Laing
Players's:
- Violin I: Stephen Frewen-Lord, Margot Doherty, Jasmine Lee, Elena James, Julia Ramsbotham, Florence Cappler-Shillington, Jane Poon, Louise de Jersey
- Violin II: Alexandra Gorton, Melanie Laird, Lauren Jones, Ellen Conrad, Emily Robson, Samantha Czech, Ziying Ni, Annette Beck
- Viola: Lotta Lindgren, Caroline Lloyd-Doolan, Susan Fraser, Emily Matthews, Lilly Conrad, Oliver de Jersey
- Cello: Carla Mulligan, Ivy Wu, Carole Radovanovic, Margaret Loftus, Una Glavin, Michelle Heijneman, Sarah Lone, Leif Lundmark
- Double Bass: Oliver Adcock, Stephen Kluver
- Flute: Cassandra Cooper, Sammanuel Nguyen, Eloise Thompson
- Piccolo: James Hulgren
- Oboe: Keelie McKenzie, Grace Ip
- Clarinet: Monika Ward, Rianta Belford
- Bass Clarinet: Jacalyn Adcock
- Bassoon: Sarah Hill, Helen Land
- Horn: Andrew Kopittke, Angus Marsh-Brown, Amy Gutterson, Daniel Harley
- Trumpet: Ben Fixter, Arthur Florence, Sam Schimming
- Trombone: Emi Myosi, David Cox, Amy Windsor-Laws
- Tuba: Andrew Hodgson
- Harp: Leah Li
- Keyboard: Sally Frewen-Lord
- Electric Guitar: Steve Sparrow
- Timpani: Ruby Ansic
- Auxiliary Percussion: Scott Jackson, Andrew Hodgson


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REO Speedwagon star had not heard of John Lewis before song featured in Xmas ad
The band’s hit Can’t Fight This Feeling has been covered by Bastille singer Dan Smith.
REO Speedwagon star Kevin Cronin has admitted he had never heard of John Lewis before a cover of his hit Can’t Fight This Feeling was featured in the retailer’s Christmas advert.
The 1984 hit by the US rock band has been recorded by Bastille singer Dan Smith for the department store’s first joint Christmas campaign with Waitrose, featuring an exuberant young dragon called Edgar who almost derails festivities in his fire-breathing excitement.
However, Cronin said he was not familiar with John Lewis or the anticipation that surrounds its annual festive ad, before his song was used.
He told the PA news agency: “I can’t say that I did (know about John Lewis) and I’ve spent some time over in the UK, we have toured there a number of times.
“We were there for five weeks the year before last and we were there at Christmas time too.
“We toured the whole month of December 2016 with Status Quo and it was so much fun being in the UK at Christmas time because every city that we went to was decked out with holiday decorations and I really got a taste of how Christmas is celebrated in England and Scotland.
“People really get into it over there, which I loved, so I’m surprised that I wasn’t aware of the John Lewis thing because every day, when I’m in cities that I’m not all that familiar with, I like to just get out and walk around, especially in the UK.
“If I’m playing in Manchester that night, I want to experience Manchester during the day, if I’m playing in Liverpool, wherever I am, I want to feel it so I can bring some of that vibe into the performance, and this year was the first time the John Lewis advert was brought to my attention and the amount of anticipation and excitement that is generated by this annual Christmas advert is pretty remarkable.”
Cronin, who has recorded his own Christmas music – the album Not So Silent Night … Christmas With REO Speedwagon – said it was an “honour” to have his track used, adding: “As a songwriter there is no better compliment than having a great singer cover one of your songs.
“That is one of my favourite things in life, when I hear other singers sing my songs, and usually the first time I hear it I’m horrified immediately and then, as I listen to it more, I go ‘Oh, I see’ and it kind of grows on me.
“So the Dan Smith version is starting to grow on me and he definitely puts a different spin on the song, he puts a certain grit, a certain power into it that I don’t remember him singing like that on the other Bastille songs, that I’m aware of. It’s like he steps into a different zone in his interpretation of the song as well.”


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I love where the bridal industry is heading. For a few years now the keywords are crafted according to my personal mood board, and I couldn’t be more ecstatic. I would go on and dare say that the all-encompassing word defining the industry now, the arch if you will, is non-conventional, followed by authenticity, personal, whimsy, boho.
I developed an interest for the bridal industry when Rustic was the style and barn celebrations weren’t a necessity anymore but a chic trend. Ever since (only a few years) I have diligently followed the industry’s tendencies, and I happen to think that an overview is due, now that the 2018 wedding season is ready to blossom.
To be honest, I think 2017’s wedding trends are my all time favourite because they are the pinnacle of beautifully unique. 2017 is where the alternative everything has come unto the stage like floral embroidery for the white dress, sweets table instead of the 10 tier cake or other quirky fashions.
I noticed a change in the styles, the themes the couples went for diversified a little bit: we got proper vintage weddings, not only the Great Gatsby vintage decor, but the 50’ and 60’ got an authentic representation. I enjoyed the shabby chic theme that included a lot of home decor elements, like cupboards or the mixed and matched tea cups.
Of course, the outdoor weddings, enchanted our eyes with dramatic decor, like the Black Sand Beach or the Yosemite Park. And I think that bohemian woodland became my favourite wedding theme during last year due to all the styled shoots and my obsession with greenery.
The Knot is summarising 2017 as “traditional with a twist” The twist is what makes wedding planning the greatest job.
2017 brought the incredibly awesome food DIY stations and the canape and cocktail hour popularity. It put the focus on locally supplied catering, and gourmet dining, the signature cocktails, the oh so beautiful and delicious doughnut wall, and the gorgeous drip cake (replacing the famous naked cake), to name just a few and only within the meal and merriment department.
It also made autumn quite the trendy season for tying the knot, so Pinterest was pouring with Autumn Wedding inspiration boards. That’s when I also created mine, even though I had a hunch a while back (2015, when I chose Fall for my wedding) that autumn is coming to steal the show. Must-have Natural backdrops with mountains, lakes, falls, fields in any season rose the elopement wedding industry to new peaks.
Entertainment is what I have been waiting for. And it came together with the chill atmosphere trading it for the traditional, classy and even stuffy at times. Now, fun and festive wedding celebrations are planned by my fellow wedding planners.  Well .. I am game. And so was 2017.
In regards to decor, metallic tones and dangling pieces are successfully incorporated into the bridal aesthetics. But I am especially grateful to Pantone's colour of the year choice for 2017. It made everything perfect. And I hope we will get to keep greenery for a long while still.
All throughout 2017 simple but romantic centrepieces, table runners or aisle decor took the place of intricate and time-consuming decorations. Leaves, branches, moss, or pot plants were beautifully used for any wedding theme and through my Pinterest scrolling, I have seen that it matched any colour scheme.
Even a new wedding style has emerged from all this green craze (which of course, I love) built on botanical or greenhouse motifs.
Speaking of flowers, a change in the wedding bouquet has occurred, they became larger by playing with the sizes and widths of the flowers. Also, a more extensive variety of flowers is used now to make the bouquet. Bold colours and the messy look came to replace the neat and neutral of not long before.
A new resource to bring creativity and authenticity to your big day is the wedding stationery. They are a lovely though sometimes costly way to emphasise your style or your couple’s dynamic- vintage patterns, bold watercolours, cartoon, etc. So 2017 brought a lot of focus on paper goods, and the rise of calligraphy.
Also, another way to bring up the couple’s ethos is the lounges, that became quite hip during last wedding season. For the couple and guests, comfy vintage couches, with luxurious rugs are just another way to be chill and chic.
2017 was an amazing year for the bridal industry. Pinterest shined like never before with stunning and innovative decor with adventurous couples and daring wedding professionals.
For my next post, I will look at 2018 trends and come with an overview. I hope you enjoyed this rather lengthy post. Have a great weekend! 😉


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The data for a single contact force applied to one body of a contacting pair. More...
#include <drake/attic/multibody/rigid_body_plant/contact_force.h>
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| ContactForce (const Vector3< T > &application_point, const Vector3< T > &normal, const Vector3< T > &force, const Vector3< T > &torque) | |
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| ContactForce (const Vector3< T > &application_point, const Vector3< T > &normal, const Vector3< T > &force) | |
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| ContactForce | get_reaction_force () const |
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| const Vector3< T > & | get_application_point () const |
| const Vector3< T > & | get_force () const |
| Vector3< T > | get_normal_force () const |
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| Vector3< T > | get_tangent_force () const |
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| const Vector3< T > & | get_torque () const |
| const Vector3< T > & | get_normal () const |
| SpatialForce< T > | get_spatial_force () const |
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The data for a single contact force applied to one body of a contacting pair.
Ultimately, a contact force consists of an application point, a spatial force, and a unit vector. The spatial force includes:
The unit normal indicates the normal direction of the translational force. Used to decompose the force into normal and tangential components. The normal is typically defined by the contact normal.
A ContactForce makes no assumptions about the frame in which it is defined except that the vectors representing application point location, contact normal, force, and torque are all expressed in a common frame, with the application point measured from the origin of that frame. Every external instantiation of ContactForce must make it clear which frame is being used.
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| application_point | The point at which the wrench is applied. |
| normal | The translational force's unit-length normal direction. |
| force | The translational force. |
| torque | The torque component. |
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Zero-torque constructor.
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new Flo(floParams, protocolParams, marketParams)
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getBlockReward() → {number}
Get the current value of block reward
Returns:
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getBlockTime() → {number}
Get current time target to generate a block
Returns:
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getDifficulty() → {number}
Get current difficulty
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Cristiano Ronaldo
Cristiano Ronaldo
Portuguese professional footballer
Height: 1.85 m
Salary: 17 million EUR
Current teams: Real Madrid C.F. (#7 / Forward), Portugal national football team (#7 / Forward)
Awards: B Ballon d'Or, European Golden Shoe,
Luis Suarez
Luis Alberto Suárez Díaz
Uruguayan professional footballer
Height: 1.81 m
Salary: 10 million GBP
Current teams: FC Barcelona (#9 / Forward), Uruguay national football team (Forward)
Awards: PFA Players' Player of the Year, Premier League Golden Boot, shared the European Golden Shoe with Cristiano Ronaldo
Gareth Bale
Gareth Frank Bale
Welsh professional footballer
Height: 1.83 m
Salary: 15 million GBP
Current teams: Real Madrid C.F. (#11 / Midfielder), Wales national football team (Midfielder)
Awards: PFA Young Player of the Year: , Premier League Player of the month
Andrés Iniesta
Andrés Iniesta Luján
Spanish professional footballer
Height: 1.70 m
Salary: 5 million EUR
Current teams: Spain national football team (Midfielder), FC Barcelona (#8 / Midfielder)
Awards: UEFA Best Player in Europe Award
Neymar da Silva
Neymar da Silva Santos Júnior
Brazilian professional footballer
Height: 1.74 m
Salary: 8.8 million EUR
Current teams: FC Barcelona (#11 / Forward), Brazil national football team (Forward)
Awards: South American Footballer of th FIFA Puskás Awarde Year award, FIFA Puskás Award, the Bronze Ball in the 2011 FIFA Club World Cup
Manuel Neuer
Manuel Peter Neuer
German professional footballer
Height: 1.93 m
Salary: 6.25 million EUR
Current teams: Germany national football team (Goalkeeper), FC Bayern Munich (#1 / Goalkeeper)
Awards: Footballer of the Year in Germany, Fritz Walter Medal, Silbernes Lorbeerblatt
Arjen Robben
Arjen Robben
Dutch professional footballer
Height: 1.80 m
Salary: 5.5 million EUR
Current teams: Netherlands national football team (Midfielder, Forward), FC Bayern Munich (#10 / Midfielder)
Awards: Footballer of the Year in Germany, Bravo Award
Zlatan Ibrahimović
Zlatan Ibrahimović
Swedish professional footballer
Height: 1.95 m
Salary: 15 million EUR
Current teams: Paris Saint-Germain F.C. (#10 / Forward), Sweden national football team (Forward)
Awards: Guldbollen, Golden Foot, Serie A Footballer of the Year.
Ángel Di María
Ángel Fabián Di María Hernández
Argentine professional footballer
Height: 1.78 m
Salary: 3 million EUR
Current teams: Argentina national football team (Midfielder), Manchester United F.C. (#7 / Midfielder)
Awards: South American Footballer of th FIFA Puskás Awarde Year award, FIFA Puskás Award, the Bronze Ball in the 2011 FIFA Club World Cup


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Alex Winter
There's actually no data that proves that the free culture has had any negative
impact on the sale of anything ever.
Dylan Lewis
That's forward thinking, that's thinking what's the technology that stays today,
what's gonna encourage people to not just download the album for free, but,
want to immerse themselves in a, in a more full, like, that's enticing to me,
I want that.
Moby
I think one of the biggest failings is that the music business and record
companies have treated listeners terribly for a long time, you know, like,
overcharging for CDs in the era of CDs, hum, punishing people for
downloading music and, hum, basically trying to make people fell guilty for
listening to music and I think that created a strange and a very unhealthy
climate around the release of music.
Patrick Dixon
What it means is an unparalleled explosion of creative talent in the music
industry and in the video industry in fact, most of it wouldn't even be called an
industry at all because it's given away for free.
Peter Sunde
Well, it's not a question about if or if not, it's, it's not up to anyone to decide,
it's up to the people who wants the content to be free or not to decide, and
people have basically said I want this for free or I'm not gonna have it anyway,
I'm gonna get something else. You cannot discuss free or not because its not a
choice to make it's already, you know, the file was already downloaded so
there's no meaning discussing if or not.
Wyclef Jean
If the music industry knew what technology was gonna do I think that,
with the web and everything, I think they would've adapted and bought
those companies and actually made those companies part of the music
industry today.
South Park
Man must learn to think of these horrible outcomes before he acts
selfishly, or else, I fear recording artists will be forever doomed to a life of
only semi-luxury.


Saturday’s best
by The Associated PressSTARS
- Kedon Slovis, Southern California, passed for a school-record 515 yards and four TDs in the Trojans’ 52-35 victory over UCLA.
- Jonathan Taylor, Wisconsin, rushed for 222 yards for the 12th 200-yard game in his career as the No. 14 Badgers defeated Purdue 45-24
- J.K. Dobbins, Ohio State, rushed for 157 yards and two touchdowns and the No. 2 Buckeyes locked up the Big Ten East, surviving their first real test of the season with a 28-17 victory over No. 9 Penn State.
- Jayden Daniels, Arizona State, threw for 408 yards and three TDs as the Sun Devils upset No. 6 Oregon 31-28.
- Shea Patterson, Michigan, threw five TD passes to lead the No. 12 Wolverines to a 39-14 blowout at Indiana.
- Dominique Dafney, Indiana State, rushed for 244 yards and scored five TDs in a 51-24 victory over Missouri State.
- Mason Petrino, Idaho, threw for a career-high 491 yards and tied the school record with six TD passes in a 60-53 win over Northern Arizona.
- Antoine Custer Jr., Eastern Washington, rushed for a career-high 218 yards and two TDs in a 53-46 win over Portland State.
- Brock Purdy, Iowa State, threw for 372 yards and four TDs in a 41-31 win over Kansas.
- Micale Cunningham, Louisville, accounted for six TDs, including a 14-yard pass with 1:24 remaining to seal the Cardinals’ 56-34 victory over Syracuse.
- Anthony Gordon, Washington State, went 50 of 70 for 606 yards and six touchdowns in leading the Cougars to a 54-53 victory over Oregon State. Gordon has 45 TD passes this season, breaking the Pac-12 record.
- Daniel Smith, Villanova, threw four of his five TD passes to Changa Hodge and ran for a sixth score as the Wildcats crushed Delaware 55-33.
- Malcolm Perry, Navy, generated 357 yards of total offense and scored the game-winning TD in a 35-28 victory over No. 21 SMU.
- Justin Pratt, McNeese State, ran for 206 yards and two TDs in a 35-7 win over Eastern Illinois 35-7.
- Dustin Crum, Kent State, accounted for 470 yards and four TDs in a 41-38 win over Ball State.
- Taeyler Porter, Arkansas-Pine Bluff, rushed for high 197 yards and two TDs in a 45-13 win over Texas Southern.
- Jason Huntley, New Mexico State, ran for 191 yards and three TDs as the Aggies beat UTEP 44-35.
- Jolo Binda Jr., San Diego, rushed for 147 yards and tied a school record with four TDs in a 47-28 win over Jacksonville.
- Isaiah Ifanse, Montana State, ran for 171 yards and three TDs in a 48-14 win over Montana in the 119th Cat-Griz game.
- Chris Rowland, Tennessee State, caught 12 passes for 148 yards and a TD in a 37-27 win over Tennessee Tech.
- Eric Schmid, Sam Houston, threw for 420 yards and four TDs in a 37-14 win over Houston Baptist.
- Darrynton Evans, Appalachian State, ran for 154 yards and three second-half TDs as the No. 23 Mountaineers avoided another home upset with a big second half to beat Texas State 35-13.
- Tommy Bryant, Kennesaw State, ran for career highs of 154 yards and four TDs in a 42-14 victory over Gardner-Webb.
- Felix Harper, Alcorn State, threw four first-half TD passes and ran for a second-half score in a 47-6 thumping of Jackson State.
DEVILS DOWN DUCKS
Oregon’s College Football Playoff bid is over.
Freshman Jayden Daniels completed 22 of 32 passes for 408 yards and three touchdowns and Arizona State intercepted two of Justin Herbert’s passes in the fourth quarter, helping the Sun Devils upset the No. 6 Ducks 31-28.
Arizona State ended Oregon’s CFP hopes and its nine-game winning streak. The Sun Devils snapped a four-game losing streak with their first victory over a top-five team since Oct. 14, 2017, against then No. 5 Washington.
Oregon has clinched the Pac-12 North title and a place in the conference championship game.
The Sun Devils held on after Oregon scored three touchdowns in a 6:38 span in the wild fourth quarter.
BUCKEYES OUTLAST NITTANY LIONS
After cruising through the first 10 games against teams that didn’t put up much a fight, No. 2 Ohio State found itself in a slugfest with No. 9 Penn State.
The Buckeyes responded, winning with defense.
Justin Hillard intercepted Penn State backup Will Levis’ pass and the Buckeyes stopped the Nittany Lions on fourth down on two late drives to seal a 28-17 victory and lock up the Big Ten East title.
J.K. Dobbins rushed for 157 yards and two touchdowns, and Justin Fields threw for 188 yards and two scores for Ohio State.
Ohio State held on after Penn State took advantage of two second-half turnovers to climb back in the game after trailing 21-0. This was a far different scenario for Ohio State, which hadn’t yet had to play hard into the second half.
STRANGE GAME
Yale and Harvard students poured out of the stands together at halftime in a climate change protest that delayed the 136th edition of The Game for about an hour.
When the fans stormed back onto the field at the end, it was only the Yalies, and they were celebrating this time.
Kurt Rawlings threw two touchdown passes in the final 88 seconds of regulation to rally Yale from a 17-point fourth-quarter deficit and beat Harvard 50-43 in two overtimes, one of the strangest editions of The Game in its 144 years of history.
Following a halftime sit-in by a couple hundred protesters who occupied midfield for about an hour before being peacefully escorted off by police, the Bulldogs celebrated a conference title in darkness 15 minutes after sunset in the unlit, 105-year-old Yale Bowl.
NUMBERS
24_Straight wins by Michigan in its series with Indiana.
26_Touchdown passes by No. 11 Minnesota’s Tanner Morgan to set a school record.
32_Touchdown passes by North Carolina’s Sam Howell, breaking the FBS record by a true freshman set by Clemson’s Trevor Lawrence last season.
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11 August 1997
Disease Outbreak Reported
A case of yellow fever has been confirmed in a 35-year old male hospitalized in Lofa County in the northern part of the country on 6 July. A second case is being investigated.
Epidemiological surveillance and early warning system is being strengthened with Medical Emergency Relief International (MERLIN), a NGO active in the area. A mass vaccination campaign is being organized jointly by the Ministry of Health, WHO, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), MERLIN and Unicef. Blood samples taken on the evening of 7 July and the morning of 8 July were transported to Monrovia and forwarded for laboratory investigation. The patient subsequently died. The diagnosis was made on the basis of the detection of IgM antibody to yellow fever virus. The samples were first tested at the Institut Pasteur in Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire and then referred to the WHO Collaborating Centre for Arboviruses and other Haemorrhagic Fevers, Institut Pasteur, Paris on 6 August.
Comment: The large scale immunization campaign conducted in early 1997, following the outbreak which started in July 1995, reached nearly 80% of the 1.3 million people targeted for immunization. However, it could not then be extended to Lofa County due to the war. The present immunization campaign is expected to reach the many refugees that are presently being repatriated from Guinea. This year's campaign may be difficult as it will be conducted during the rainy season and the bridges leading into the County have been destroyed. Liberian refugees in Côte d'Ivoire were immunized in close collaboration with the governement of Côte d'Ivoire.
(Based on information received from MERLIN, and the WHO Collaborating Centres at Institut Pasteur, Abidjan and Institut Pasteur, Paris)


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module airfoil_bl_growth
!! Calculates the boundary-layer growth over an elliptical airfoil assuming a non-viscous fluid. For these geometries, a potential-flow closed-form solution can be obtained. We assume that the boundary layer growth begins at a stagnation point.
use precision
use constants, only : PI
implicit none
real :: tau = 0.0
!! Thickness ratio
integer :: nx = 0
!! Number of elements along the airfoil
logical :: useMichelsCriterion, useFixedCriterion
!! Criterion for handling boundary layer transition
real :: xTrans = 0.0
!! Location of transition criterion (used if tc == 'F')
real :: Re = 0.0
!! Reynolds number
real :: xx(100)
!! Domain coordinates of the boundary layer along the airfoil
real :: yy(50)
!! Range coordinates of the boundary layer along the airfoil
real :: vgrad(100), theta(100)
contains
subroutine calc_bl_growth(thicknessRatio, numElements, transitionCriterion, reynoldsNumber, transitionLocation)
!! Calculates boundary layer growth on an airfoil (modeled as an ellipse), beginning at a stagnation point. Uses Thwaite's method for the laminar flow region, Michel's method to correct transition, and Head's method for the turbulent flow region.
real, intent(in) :: thicknessRatio
!! Airfoil thickness ratio
integer, intent(in) :: numElements
!! Number of desired elements along the airfoil
character, intent(in) :: transitionCriterion
!! Boundary layer transition criterion, allowable: 'M' (Michels Criterion) or 'F' (Fixed Location)
real, intent(in) :: reynoldsNumber
!! Reynolds number (reference length), /(Re_L/)
real, optional, intent(in) :: transitionLocation
!! Boundary layer transition location along the airfoil (only used if transitionCriterion == 'F')
character(len=256) :: err_s
tau = thicknessRatio
nx = numElements
if (transitionCriterion == 'F') then
useFixedCriterion = .true.
else if (transitionCriterion == 'M') then
useMichelsCriterion = .true.
else
err_s = "Argument Error - Transition criterion must be either 'F' (fixed location) or 'M' (Michels Criterion)."
 Calculate the domain coordinates along the airfoil, xx
xx(1) = 0.0
do i = 2, nx
dx = x(i) - x(i-1)
dy = y(i) - y(i-1)
xx(i) = xx(i-1) + sqrt(dx**2 + dy**2)
end do
! Calculate the velocity gradient at each node
v1 = ve(3); x1 = xx(3)
v2 = ve(1); x2 = xx(1)
! ve(nx+1) = ve(nx-2)
xx(nx+1) = xx(nx-2)
do i = 1, nx
v3 = v1; x3 = x1
v1 = v2; v1 = x2
v2 = ve(nx-2)
if (i < nx) v2 = ve(i+1)
x2 = xx(i+1)
fact = (x3 - x1) / (x2 - x1)
vgrad(i) = ( (v2 - v1)*fact - (v3-v1)/fact ) / (x3 - x2)
end do
! Laminar Flow Region
theta(1) = sqrt(0.75 / Re / vgrad(1))
i = 1
lambda = theta(1)**2 * vgrad(1) * Re
do while (lambda >= -0.0842)
lambda = theta(i)**2 * vgrad(i) * Re
call thwats(lambda, H, L)
cf = 2 * L / Re / theta(i)
if (i > 1) cf = cf / ve(i)
print *, x(i), y(i), ve(i), vgrad(i), theta(i), h, cf
i = i + 1
if (i > nx) stop
dth2ve6 = 0.225 * (ve(i)**5 + ve(i-1)**5) * (xx(i) - xx(i-1)) / Re
theta(i) = sqrt( ((theta(i-1)**2)*(ve(i-1)**6) + dth2ve6) / ve(i)**6 )
if (i == 2) theta(2) = theta(1)
! Test for transition
if (useFixedCriterion) then
Rex = Re*xx(i)*ve(i)
Ret = Re*theta(i)*ve(i)
RetMax = 1.174 * (1 + 22400/Rex) * Rex**0.46
end if
end do
end subroutine bl_growth
elemental real function x(i)
!! X-coordinates of the ellipse,
!! $$ x_i = -\cos\left(\frac{(i-1)\pi}{nx-1}\tau\right) $$
integer, intent(in) :: i
x = -cos(PI * (i-1) / real(nx - 1)) * tau
end function x
elemental real function y(i)
!! Y-coordinates of the ellipse,
!! $$ y_i = \sin\left(\frac{(i-1)\pi}{nx-1}\tau\right) $$
integer, intent(in) :: i
y = sin(pi*(i-1) / real(nx-1)) * tau
end function y
elemental real function ve(i)
!! VE of the ellipse,
!! $$ v_e = \left(1 + \tau\right) \cdot \sqrt{\frac{1 - x_i^2}{1-\left(1-\tau^2\right)x_i^2}} $$
integer, intent(in) :: i
ve = (1 + tau) * sqrt((1 - x(i)**2) / (1 - (1-tau**2)*x(i)**2))
end function ve
end module airfoil_bl_growth


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How to configure Ubuntu to connect to OpenVPN
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Open Terminal
In Unity
Dash -> Search for Terminal
In Gnome
Application menu -> Accessories -> Terminal
or
Keyboard Shortcut:
Ctrl + Alt + T
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Run the following command
apt-get install network-manager-openvpn
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Right-click on the network icon on the system tray
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Choose: "Edit Connections"
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Click Add
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Choose Connection Type : openvpn
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The following window will open:
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Enter the connection name as example "VPN connection"
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Enter the Gateway
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Under the Authentication -> Type -> choose Passowrd
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Download our CA certificate
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Enter the username and the passowrd
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Import the CA certificate you just downloaded
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Click "Advanced" the following window will open:
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Set "Use Custom gateway port " to 999
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Mark "Use a TCP connection"
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Click "OK" and then Save
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Right-click on the network icon on the system tray
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Choose " VPN Connection then choose the new connection


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Both srcdoc & src
Just srcdoc
src with data:text/html…


Provides functions for various statistical techniques commonly used in the social sciences, including functions to compute clustered robust standard errors, combine results across multiply-imputed data sets, and simplify the addition of robust and clustered robust standard errors. The package was originally developed, in part, to assist porting of replication code from 'Stata' and attempts to replicate default options from 'Stata' where possible.
| Version: | 1.0.5 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.1.0) |
| Imports: | methods, sandwich, lmtest |
| Suggests: | MASS, parallel, Amelia, mice |
| Enhances: | texreg, stargazer |
| Published: | 2018-10-29 |
| Author: | Alexander Tahk [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Alexander Tahk <tahk at alum.mit.edu> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| URL: | http://github.com/atahk/bucky |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | bucky results |
| Reference manual: | bucky.pdf |
| Package source: | bucky_1.0.5.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: bucky_1.0.5.zip, r-release: bucky_1.0.5.zip, r-oldrel: bucky_1.0.5.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: bucky_1.0.5.tgz, r-oldrel: bucky_1.0.5.tgz |
| Old sources: | bucky archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=bucky to link to this page.


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- Using packaged Nexus
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Solutions to the Soma cube
Here I show solutions to the Soma cube that I generated using a perl program.
Each is a 9 KB gif showing the cube from two opposite (diagonally) corners.
The solutions were generated by holding one piece where it always is
in any solution. The number of figures is just over 450 clearly indicating the
presence of redundancy since there are only 240 distinct solutions. Over time
I will get rid of the redundant solutions (I will have to look at the figures
for symmetry). I am more likely to do it through the original program though.
Enjoy. I would like to have your suggestions.


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My strengths include an eye for detail, perseverance, single-mindedness, and consensus-building.
My weaknesses include overthinking trivial issues, variable attention spans, and a history of preferring not to verbally communicate.
 Never be afraid to seek the advice and opinions of others, no matter how smart or confident one can be. At the same time, "design by committee" is to be avoided.
Whenever I get bogged down with a certain issue, I seek advice on Slack #Foundations from facilitators and fellow students. I also refer to other online resources such as W3Schools.
What I expect from the facilitation team is specific coding advice, while at the same time I try not to occupy too much of their own time.
I still worked part-time in the mornings until the boot camp segment started, at which point I resigned from my job for good.


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The application is insulated from most of the mundane responsibilities of transmitting and receiving data. Its behavior is event-driven. It has to know how to respond to a variety of requests from the Mailbox library; however, it generally does not have to initiate action on its own.
There are a number of specific tasks an application must perform:
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It must provide the right UI (usually in the form of controllers) for using the Inbox/Outbox functionality. It can do this by including the appropriate controllers.
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It must package data into an acceptable format. When the user selects data to transmit (which could be a small message or an entire document), it must format the data appropriately.
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Lady calls out Babcock University for their slow reaction to her harassment report in school
by Damilola IsmailA lady has taken to her social media page to call out Babcock University for allegedly reacting slowly to her report on being harassed in the school.
According to her, Babcock University management were quick to expel the 300 level accounting student whose video went viral but slow to react to her report of being harassed in school.
The social media user, @the crusader__ on Twitter wrote;
You reacted to this faster than when I reported that I was harassed in school. Aren’t you ashamed of yourselves?
Recall that within 24-hours after the video of the student got leaked and went viral on social media, the University released a statement revealing that although the incident didn’t happen in the school premises, she has been expelled.
The statement released by the school resulted in a public outrage as Nigerians aired their disappointment and disapproval in the decision made by the school authority.
Follow us on Facebook – @Lailasnews; Twitter – @LailaIjeoma for updates


Colts Issue Injury Update For WR T.Y. Hilton
by Chris RosvoglouThe Colts might receive a much-needed boost on Thursday night when they face the Texans. Despite missing the past three games with a calf injury, Pro Bowl wideout T.Y. Hilton is just about ready to return.
Indianapolis went 1-2 during Hilton’s absence. The offense struggled without its best wide receiver against the Pittsburgh Steelers and Miami Dolphins.
With the AFC South up for grabs, the Colts are ready to welcome Hilton back to the starting lineup. Even though he’s not guaranteed to play on Thursday, his status is trending in the right direction.
According to NFL Network insider Ian Rapoport, the Colts listed Hilton as a full participant for today’s practice.
Hilton is officially questionable to play tomorrow night.
Eric Ebron is also listed as questionable for Indianapolis in Week 12.
Hilton has been quite successful throughout his career against the Houston Texans, totaling 1,519 receiving yards and 10 touchdowns in those meetings.
Since the Colts won’t have Marlon Mack for the foreseeable future because of a broken hand, the return of T.Y. Hilton should keep the offense afloat moving forward.
Kickoff for this game is at 8:20 p.m. ET from NRG Stadium.
We’ll know soon enough if Hilton will be active for the Colts.


Your task in this exercise is to show the behavior for self organizing lists using the move to front method. You will need to demonstrate what happens when you search for the value search_value. You will need to manually redirect the pointers of the nodes to demonstrate what happens when a node that is being searched is found.
Move the node to the desired position if you would like to and then redirect the pointers accordingly. To move the node click on the body of the node and then press the buttons accordingly. To change a pointer, click on its box (on the right side of the node) to highlight it, then click on the node that you want it to point to.
You want to reproduce the behavior of the self organizing list's move to front method. Try starting finding the value in the list.
Now you need to make it point to the correct node, and make the rest of the nodes point to the other acconrding nodes.


RSeqAn¶
SeqAn Headers for R
About¶
This package provides R with access to SeqAn v2.4 header files. SeqAn is an open source C++ library of efficient algorithms and data structures for the analysis of sequences with the focus on biological data.
RSeqAn can be used via the LinkingTo:
field in the DESCRIPTION
field of an R package. Note that the compiler will need to compile as
C++14. This can be done in R as
Sys.setenv("PKG_CXXFLAGS"="-std=c++14")
.
Developers¶
- August Guang
- Author, maintainer
Citation¶
Please do not forget to cite SeqAn if you use this package in your acedemic work, even if only in auxiliary tools or pipelines: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jbiotec.2017.07.017
Links¶
- Download from BIOC at https://www.bioconductor.org/packages/RSeqAn
- Report a bug at https://github.com/compbiocore/RSeqAn/issues
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San Francisco Dog MaulingDiane Whipple returned home to her apartment from grocery shopping in January of 2001 and was attacked by monsters before she got inside. The monsters were being walked by their owner, Marjorie Knoeller, a San Francisco lawyer who could barely control the dogs.The dogs attacked Diane and tore her clothes off, ripped her throat, bit her all over and dragged her body around the hallway. She was rushed to the hospital but died. While all of this happened, Marjorie stood by as the dogs did their business. She even stepped over Diane's body to get back into her apartment. One of the dogs was left in the hallway, one was brought inside. When the police and paramedics arrived, they found Diane barely alive, badly bitten, naked and covered in blood. The hallway was covered in bloody handprints, practially soaking the carpet up and down the hallway. A medical examiner would later testify that Diane Whipple received 77 wounds all over her body except for "the soles of her feet and the top of her head." The damage to her larynx combined with the loss of greater than 1/3 of her blood killed her. This woman's horrible death diverted the world's attention to two large dogs appropriately named Bane and Hera. The 120-pound Presa Canario dogs worked together to maul the 33-year-old woman.    The freak-show aspect of the case would be magnified even more when the dog owners, defendants Marjorie Knoller and Robert Noel, opened their mouths to give the prosecution plenty of ammunition. Lawyers both, they started out by attacking the victim and appearing on morning talk shows to predict they would not be held responsible. They blamed Whipple's death on her choice of perfume and on the possibility that she took steroids. At one point, they claimed that Whipple punched Knoller and refused to stay inside her own apartment despite being attacked, and thereby caused her own death. They never apologized. Neighbor complaints began to pile up after the incident. According to many witnesses, the two dogs had a history of barking, running around without a leash and snapping at children. Bane once attacked a poodle, clamping down on its head and shaking it about.  Noel, of the incident: "Hmmm, that's interesting." To be sure, Noel and Marjorie were disinterested, unaffected, probably even bored to hear what people had to say. They thought their big bad-ass dogs were hilarious. From a letter carrier's testimony at trial: "They were in a snarling frenzy. It was very strange. I was terrified for my life and then suddenly it stopped. It was like someone pulled a plug and they began to run back." How did two high society, big city, apartment-dwelling lawyer creatures end up in the care of these beasts? The story of how Marjorie and Robert came into possession of the dogs cannot be told without including Cornfed. Once upon a time, San Quentin State Prison inmate Paul "Cornfed" Schneider decided to channel his time and energy into dog breeding. Cornfed was a three-time loser, serving a life sentence for a robbery conviction in Los Angeles and attempted murder while incarcerated at Folsom Prison. Armed with piles of books and magazines, he started a slow and methodical letter-writing campaign from his cell designed to dupe friends, family or lonely women into breeding attack dogs.  He is said to be the leader of, a member in good standing or otherwise affiliated with the notorious white supremacist prison gang known as the A.B. or Aryan Brotherhood. Given the combination of one bad dude with a lot of time on his hands, it is no wonder he was able to start up and manage a dog-breeding business from his prison cell. In another lifetime, perhaps Cornfed would have been a sharp car salesman or a motivated businessman instead of a solid con with a life sentence to look forward to. The plan was to breed dogs that would fight or guard drug labs. A web site called "Dog o' War" was established for the eventual sale of the puppies. The breed that Cornfed eventually settled on was perfect for fighting, guarding and herding: the Presa Canario dog from the Canary Islands. In the 1950s, the monsters were near extinction until saved by being bred with other dogs. They were only recently introducted to the United States, in 1990, now there are more than 1,000 in number. When you Google around the net for information about these creatures, you find plenty of examples of good dogs in the form of valued guards, family pets, loyal companions, friendly dogs and even children-loving dogs. Nature vs. nurture aside, the world learned that Bane and Hera were not good dogs. Their original owner of Bane and Hera, a stout little woman who ran a (very) small farm in Northern California, wasn't prepared to handle the dogs. At first, as the cliché goes, they were cute.  This poor woman, conned into breeding expensive dogs for her prison pen pal Cornfed, couldn't handle the situation. She coped by keeping the dogs chained up far away from persons, places and things that they could maul or otherwise tear apart into small, bloody pieces. Bane and Hera didn't appreciate this loss of freedom and would constantly bite through the chains, chew through the fences and continue to run wild over the farm. During this period, Cornfed worried the dogs would lose their "edge" and turn into "pussies", incapable of guarding meth labs or otherwise being bad-ass dogs. Eventually Cornfed's concern about his investment turned into a low-grade panic. After failing to find a new home for the dogs, in the form of shuffling them around the state, he was finally able to talk his lawyers into taking the dogs in for him. Marjorie and Noel were attorneys for the frustrated lifer and would, from time to time, make trouble for California Corrections staff on his behalf in the form of ensuring that the rights and complaints of Cornfed would be taken seriously. Bane and Hera were turned over to the naive Marjorie and Noel after the prerequisite huffing and puffing involved in sending out scary-looking letters. Despite the agressive behavior and the nature of the dogs, Bane, Hera, Marjorie and Noel became one big happy family.  The dogs quickly took over the flat. Neighbors would later comment that the dogs "owned" the apartment building and simply tolerated the human residents. Marjorie and Noel's behavior, following the mauling death, was a combination of many elements no defense attorney wants to clean up after: bizarre, arrogant and shameful.  This very unlawyerlike behavior probably cemented the couple's doom. The pair appeared on morning talk shows, quacking about how they were innocent, how Hera was innocent and noisily predicted they would not be charged. All of this noise allowed San Francisco's District Attorney to get plenty of useful information to aid his case. Another way to look at it: The defendants made public statements and gave away all their defense secrets... on national television. The death of Diane Whipple would bring equal rights squarely into the media spotlight.  No, seriously: Under California law at the time, only the mother had the right to bring a wrongful death action. So Sharon filed as the mother, contending she had been denied equal rights and that said denial is unconstitutional and that she should be allowed to sue. Since this incident, California has granted domestic partners such rights. Marjorie and Noel were eventually arrested and charged, Marjorie with second-degree murder and involuntary manslaughter, Noel with involuntary manslaughter. The murder charge made international headlines and probably caused some dog owners to think about insurance. The charge of second degree murder would later be thrown out when the prosecution could not make the case that malice was involved beyond a reasonable doubt.  As if the case wasn't bizarre enough, a search of Cornfed's cell revealed a number of interesting things. Noel and Marjorie were not only Cornfed's lawyers but they had in fact adopted the con. Naked photographs of Marjorie were found as well. In the couple's apartment, drawings of Marjorie in various states of dress, cavorting with the dogs, were taken by police. The San Francisco Chronicle printed this: "Investigators theorized that possible sexual abuse of the animals may have contributed to the attack on Whipple. But officials said yesterday that it appears found little to support that theory. Yet, according to one affidavit, Pelican Bay Prison Sgt. Joe Akin reported finding ‘a letter disguised as legal mail addressed to (inmate Paul) Schneider’ that discusses ‘sexual activity between Noel, Knoller and the dog Bane.’" It is possible that the lawyerly pair were star-struck by the beefy he-man lifestyle that Cornfed represented. Whether the two lawyers went over to the dark side or Cornfed talked them into adopting him is unknown. The fate of Robert and Knoller would not be tied to Cornfed's, who would not get to appear in court and was not charged in the incident. The judge would eventually rule that the couple's association with the racist prison gang and the crazy naked pictures were much too weird for the courtroom and would not be allowed into evidence. The trial was moved to Los Angeles when the defendants asserted that they would not receive a fair trial in San Francisco. Said the trial judge of Marjorie and Noel: "You are the most despised couple in this city -- I don't think anybody likes you." During the trial, Knoller's testimony revealed her true nature: "I'm feeling awful, just thinking about the horrible way that Ms. Whipple died in that hallway causes me great sorrow and I'm in pain for everybody that knew her and spent time with her." She went on: "I had no idea that he would ever do anything like that. How could you anticipate something like that? A totally bizarre event?  The final piece of evidence came in the form of a letter written by Robert: "There is no way to ease into this. Bane is dead, as is our neighbor." ... "Neighbors be damned." ... "If they don't like living in the building with [Hera], they can move." Marjorie and Robert were found guilty and sentenced to prison. At this time, Robert has been released on parole while, if all goes well, Marjorie will join him in early 2004. Cornfed has since been shipped off to another prison for whatever reason. The gay community continues to mark the anniversary of this event. And, with any luck, irresponsible dog owners received a wake-up call. What goes around, comes around: these dogs may not have been born bad but they certainly were bad dogs and one would like to think the bad owners feel lucky they weren't put to sleep as well. timeline
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Ajit Pawar remains defiant, tells NCP won't rethink joining hands with BJP
Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar also told NCP leaders Jayant Patil and Dilip Walse Patil that tie-up with the BJP in the NCP's interests.
Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) leader Ajit Pawar has refused to rethink his decision to join hands with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and become the deputy chief minister, sources have told India Today TV.
The Maharashtra deputy chief minister also told NCP leaders Jayant Patil and Dilip Walse Patil that tie-up with the BJP in the NCP's interests. NCP sharing power with the BJP is in its better interest, Ajit Pawar reportedly told the NCP leaders.
The development has come hours after some of the NCP leaders, earlier in the day, claimed that Ajit Pawar may resign on Sunday evening as the MLAs who went with him are returning with party supremo Sharad Pawar.
Ajit Pawar was sworn in as the deputy chief minister of Maharashtra on Saturday. BJP's Devendra Fadnavis was sworn in as the chief minister.


Iam Abdallah Obaid
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I got a scholarship in the Scientific stream from “Retaal International academy" and graduated with an avgerage of 91.4/100
I got a Bachelor degree in civil engineering from Al- Balqa' Applied University (BAU) and graduated with a 3.08/4 GPA.
Last jobs:-
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I hope insha-allah that i finish this course without losing my mind (:
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Tales of the Jazz Age
by F. Scott Fitzgerald
MR. ICKY
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1922
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Fitzgerald, F.S. (1922) Tales of the Jazz Age. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons
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- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 12.0
- Word Count: 2,316
- Genre: Realism
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THE QUINTESSENCE OF QUAINTNESS IN ONE ACT
The Scene is the Exterior of a Cottage in West Issacshire on a desperately Arcadian afternoon in August. MR. ICKY, quaintly dressed in the costume of an Elizabethan peasant, is pottering and doddering among the pots and dods. He is an old man, well past the prime of life, no longer young, From the fact that there is a burr in his speech and that he has absent–mindedly put on his coat wrongside out, we surmise that he is either above or below the ordinary superficialities of life.
 PETER, of course, has his chin on his palm like the pictures of the young Sir Walter Raleigh. He has a complete set of features, including serious, sombre, even funereal, gray eyes—and radiates that alluring air of never having eaten food. This air can best be radiated during the afterglow of a beef dinner. Be is looking at MR. ICKY, fascinated.
Silence. . . . The song of birds.
PETER: Often at night I sit at my window and regard the stars. Sometimes I think they're my stars.... (Gravely) I think I shall be a star some day....
ME. ICKY: (Whimsically) Yes, yes ... yes....
PETER: I know them all: Venus, Mars, Neptune, Gloria Swanson.
MR. ICKY: I don't take no stock in astronomy.... I've been thinking o' Lunnon, laddie. And calling to mind my daughter, who has gone for to be a typewriter.... (He sighs.)
PETER: I liked Ulsa, Mr. Icky; she was so plump, so round, so buxom.
MR. ICKY: Not worth the paper she was padded with, laddie. (He stumbles over a pile of pots and dods.)
PETER: How is your asthma, Mr. Icky?
MR. ICKY: Worse, thank God!...(Gloomily.) I'm a hundred years old... I'm getting brittle.
PETER: I suppose life has been pretty tame since you gave up petty arson.
MR. ICKY: Yes... yes.... You see, Peter, laddie, when I was fifty I reformed once—in prison.
PETER: You went wrong again?
MR. ICKY: Worse than that. The week before my term expired they insisted on transferring to me the glands of a healthy young prisoner they were executing.
PETER: And it renovated you?
MR. ICKY: Renovated me! It put the Old Nick back into me! This young criminal was evidently a suburban burglar and a kleptomaniac. What was a little playful arson in comparison!
PETER: (Awed) How ghastly! Science is the bunk.
MR. ICKY: (Sighing) I got him pretty well subdued now. 'Tisn't every one who has to tire out two sets o' glands in his lifetime. I wouldn't take another set for all the animal spirits in an orphan asylum.
PETER: (Considering) I shouldn't think you'd object to a nice quiet old clergyman's set.
MR. ICKY: Clergymen haven't got glands—they have souls.
(There is a low, sonorous honking off stage to indicate that a large motor–car has stopped in the immediate vicinity. Then a young man handsomely attired in a dress–suit and a patent–leather silk hat comes onto the stage. He is very mundane. His contrast to the spirituality of the other two is observable as far back as the first row of the balcony. This is RODNEY DIVINE.)
DIVINE: I am looking for Ulsa Icky.
(MR. ICKY rises and stands tremulously between two dods.)
MR. ICKY: My daughter is in Lunnon.
DIVINE: She has left London. She is coming here. I have followed her.
(He reaches into the little mother–of–pearl satchel that hangs at his side for cigarettes. He selects one and scratching a match touches it to the cigarette. The cigarette instantly lights.)
DIVINE: I shall wait.
(He waits. Several hours pass. There is no sound except an occasional cackle or hiss from the dods as they quarrel among themselves. Several songs can be introduced here or some card tricks by DIVINE or a tumbling act, as desired.)
DIVINE: It's very quiet here.
MR. ICKY: Yes, very quiet....
(Suddenly a loudly dressed girl appears; she is very worldly. It is ULSA ICKY. On her is one of those shapeless faces peculiar to early Italian painting.)
ULSA: (In a coarse, worldly voice) Feyther! Here I am! Ulsa did what?
MR. ICKY: (Tremulously) Ulsa, little Ulsa. (They embrace each other's torsos.)
MR. ICKY: (Hopefully) You've come back to help with the ploughing.
ULSA: (Sullenly) No, feyther; ploughing's such a beyther. I'd reyther not.
(Though her accent is broad, the content of her speech is sweet and clean.)
DIVINE: (Conciliatingly) See here, Ulsa. Let's come to an understanding.
(He advances toward her with the graceful, even stride that made him captain of the striding team at Cambridge.)
ULSA: You still say it would be Jack?
MR. ICKY: What does she mean?
DIVINE: (Kindly) My dear, of course, it would be Jack. It couldn't be Frank.
MR. ICKY: Frank who?
ULSA: It would be Frank!
(Some risqué joke can be introduced here.)
MR. ICKY: (Whimsically) No good fighting...no good fighting...
DIVINE: (Reaching out to stroke her arm with the powerful movement that made him stroke of the crew at Oxford) You'd better marry me.
ULSA: (Scornfully) Why, they wouldn't let me in through the servants' entrance of your house.
DIVINE: (Angrily) They wouldn't! Never fear—you shall come in through the mistress' entrance.
ULSA: Sir!
DIVINE: (In confusion) I beg your pardon. You know what I mean?
MR. ICKY: (Aching with whimsey) You want to marry my little Ulsa?...
DIVINE: I do.
MR. ICKY: Your record is clean.
DIVINE: Excellent. I have the best constitution in the world—–
ULSA: And the worst by–laws.
DIVINE: At Eton I was a member at Pop; at Rugby I belonged to Near–beer. As a younger son I was destined for the police force—–
MR. ICKY: Skip that.... Have you money?...
DIVINE: Wads of it. I should expect Ulsa to go down town in sections every morning—in two Rolls Royces. I have also a kiddy–car and a converted tank. I have seats at the opera—–
ULSA: (Sullenly) I can't sleep except in a box. And I've heard that you were cashiered from your club.
MR. ICKY: A cashier? ...
DIVINE: (Hanging his head) I was cashiered.
ULSA: What for?
DIVINE: (Almost inaudibly) I hid the polo bails one day for a joke.
MR. ICKY: Is your mind in good shape?
DIVINE: (Gloomily) Fair. After all what is brilliance? Merely the tact to sow when no one is looking and reap when every one is.
ME. ICKY; Be careful. ... I will–not marry my daughter to an epigram....
DIVINE: (More gloomily) I assure you I'm a mere platitude. I often descend to the level of an innate idea.
ULSA: (Dully) None of what you're saying matters. I can't marry a man who thinks it would be Jack. Why Frank would—
DIVINE: (Interrupting) Nonsense!

MR. ICKY: Tut–tut! ... One should not judge ... Charity, my girl. What was it Nero said?—"With malice toward none, with charity toward all—–"
PETER: That wasn't Nero. That was John Drinkwater.
MR. ICKY: Come! Who is this Frank? Who is this Jack?
DIVINE: (Morosely) Gotch.
ULSA: Dempsey.
DIVINE: We were arguing that if they were deadly enemies and locked in a room together which one would come out alive. Now I claimed that Jack Dempsey would take one—–
ULSA: (Angrily) Rot! He wouldn't have a—–
DIVINE: (Quickly) You win.
ULSA: Then I love you again.
MR. ICKY: So I'm going to lose my little daughter...
ULSA: You've still got a houseful of children,
(CHARLES, ULSA'S brother, coming out of the cottage. He is dressed as if to go to sea; a coil of rope is slung about his shoulder and an anchor is hanging from his neck.)
CHARLES: (Not seeing them) I'm going to sea! I'm going to sea!
(His voice is triumphant.)
MR. ICKY: (Sadly) You went to seed long ago.
CHARLES: I've been reading "Conrad."
PETER: (Dreamily) "Conrad," ah! "Two Years Before the Mast," by Henry James.
CHARLES: What?
PETER: Walter Pater's version of "Robinson Crusoe."
  I want to hunt eels.
MR. ICKY: I will be here... when you come back....
CHARLES: (Contemptuously) Why, the worms are licking their chops already when they hear your name.
(It will be noticed that some of the characters have not spoken for some time. It will improve the technique if they can be rendering a spirited saxophone number.)
MR. ICKY: (Mournfully) These vales, these hills, these McCormick harvesters—they mean nothing to my children. I understand.
CHARLES: (More gently) Then you'll think of me kindly, feyther. To understand is to forgive.
MR. ICKY: No...no....We never forgive those we can understand....We can only forgive those who wound us for no reason at all....

(Several dozen more of MR. ICKY'S children trip out of the house, trip over the grass, and trip over the pots and dods. They are muttering "We are going away," and "We are leaving you.")
MR. ICKY: (His heart breaking) They're all deserting me. I've been too kind. Spare the rod and spoil the fun. Oh, for the glands of a Bismarck.
(There is a honking outside—probably DIVINE'S chauffeur growing impatient for his master.)
MR. ICKY: (In misery) They do not love the soil! They have been faithless to the Great Potato Tradition! (He picks up a handful of soil passionately and rubs it on his bald head. Hair sprouts.) Oh, Wordsworth, Wordsworth, how true you spoke!
"No motion has she now, no force; She does not hear or feel; Roll'd round on earth's diurnal course In some one's Oldsmobile."
(They all groan and shouting "Life" and "Jazz" move slowly toward the wings.)
CHARLES: Back to the soil, yes! I've been trying to turn my back to the soil for ten years!
ANOTHER CHILD: The farmers may be the backbone of the country, but who wants to be a backbone?
ANOTHER CHILD: I care not who hoes the lettuce of my country if I can eat the salad!
ALL: Life! Psychic Research! Jazz!
MR. ICKY: (Struggling with himself) I must be quaint. That's all there is. It's not life that counts, it's the quaintness you bring to it....
ALL: We're going to slide down the Riviera. We've got tickets for Piccadilly Circus. Life! Jazz!
MR. ICKY: Wait. Let me read to you from the Bible. Let me open it at random. One always finds something that bears on the situation.
(He finds a Bible lying in one of the dods and opening it at random begins to read.)
"Ahab and Istemo and Anim, Goson and Olon and Gilo, eleven cities and their villages. Arab, and Ruma, and Esaau—"
CHARLES: (Cruelly) Buy ten more rings and try again.
MR. ICKY: (Trying again) "How beautiful art thou my love, how beautiful art thou! Thy eyes are dove's eyes, besides what is hid within. Thy hair is as flocks of goats which come up from Mount Galaad—Hm! Rather a coarse passage...."
 and "All life is primarily suggestive!")
MR. ICKY: (Despondently) It won't work to–day. (Hopefully) Maybe it's damp. (He feels it) Yes, it's damp.... There was water in the dod.... It won't work.
ALL: It's damp! It won't work! Jazz!
ONE OF THE CHILDREN: Come, we must catch the six–thirty.
(Any other cue may be inserted here.)
MR. ICKY: Good–by....
( They all go out. MR. ICKY is left alone. He sighs and walking over to the cottage steps, lies down, and closes his eyes.)
Twilight has come down and the stage is flooded with such light as never was on land or sea. There is no sound except a sheep–herder's wife in the distance playing an aria from Beethoven's Tenth Symphony, on a mouth–organ. The great white and gray moths swoop down and light on the old man until he is completely covered by them. But he does not stir.
The curtain goes up and down several times to denote the lapse of several minutes. A good comedy effect can be obtained by having MR. ICKY cling to the curtain and go up and down with it. Fireflies or fairies on wires can also be introduced at this point.
Then PETER appears, a look of almost imbecile sweetness on his face. In his hand he clutches something and from time to time glances at it in a transport of ecstasy. After a struggle with himself he lays it on the old man's body and then quietly withdraws.
The moths chatter among themselves and then scurry away in sudden fright. And as night deepens there still sparkles there, small, white and round, breathing a subtle perfume to the West Issacshire breeze, PETER'S gift of love—a moth–ball.
(The play can end at this point or can go on indefinitely.)


Shakshukah is a dish of eggs poached in a sauce of tomatoes, chili peppers, and onions, often spiced with cumin.
Directions
Heat a deep, large skillet or sauté pan on medium. Slowly warm olive oil in the pan. Add chopped onion, sauté for a few minutes until the onion begins to soften. Add garlic and continue to sauté till mixture is fragrant.
Add the bell pepper, sauté for 5-7 minutes over medium until softened.
Add tomatoes and tomato paste to pan, stir till blended. Add spices and sugar, stir well, and allow mixture to simmer over medium heat for 5-7 minutes till it starts to reduce. At this point, you can taste the mixture and spice it according to your preferences. Add salt and pepper to taste, more sugar for a sweeter sauce, or more cayenne pepper for a spicier shakshuka (be careful with the cayenne... it is extremely spicy!).
Crack the eggs, one at a time, directly over the tomato mixture, making sure to space them evenly over the sauce. I usually place 4-5 eggs around the outer edge and 1 in the center. The eggs will cook "over easy" style on top of the tomato sauce.
Cover the pan. Allow mixture to simmer for 10-15 minutes, or until the eggs are cooked and the sauce has slightly reduced. Keep an eye on the skillet to make sure that the sauce doesn't reduce too much, which can lead to burning.
Some people prefer their shakshuka eggs more runny. If this is your preference, let the sauce reduce for a few minutes before cracking the eggs on top-- then, cover the pan and cook the eggs to taste.
Garnish with the chopped parsley, if desired. Shakshuka can be eaten for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. For breakfast, serve with warm crusty bread or pita that can be dipped into the sauce (if you're gluten-intolerant or celebrating Passover, skip the bread). For dinner, serve with a green side salad for a light, easy meal.


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Aeroflot pilot 'dies' during emergency landing after having 'heart attack' mid-air
The 49-year-old is believed to have suffered a heart attack during the Russian state airline Aeroflot domestic flight from Moscow’s Sheremetyevo Airport on Sunday
by Will Stewart, Lorraine KingA plane was forced to make an emergency landing after a pilot suffered a suspected heart attack in the cockpit before dying.
The 49-year-old was flying the Russian state airline Aeroflot Airbus 320 on a domestic flight from Moscow at 33,000 ft when he became ill.
The jet bound for the popular Black Sea resort of Anapa made an emergency landing at Platov International Airport in Rostov-on-Don on Sunday where medical help was given to the pilot.
But he was pronounced dead.
A female passenger said: “A female flight attendant ran through the plane asking if there was a doctor because one of the crew members was feeling unwell.
“Several minutes later we were told that the aircraft was performing emergency landing.”
A source told news agency TASS the pilot “died during the landing”.
The SU1546 flight had left Moscow’s Sheremetyevo Airport at 8.20am local time with scheduled arrival shown as 10.40am but instead it landed at Rostov at 9.57am.
It was reported as preparing to continue to Anapa with a replacement co-pilot.
“Unfortunately it was not possible to resuscitate the pilot,” an Aeroflot spokesman told RBC news outlet.
“He died in the ambulance.
“We express our sincere condolences to his family and friends.”
Reports said the the “preliminary” cause of death was a heart attack or thrombosis.
The Russian Investigative Committee’s southern investigative department has launched a probe into the pilot's death.


Man, woman steal 12 handbags in brazen New York City Jimmy Choo store robbery
by WABCUPPER EAST SIDE, Manhattan (WABC) -- A man and a woman made off with thousands of dollars worth of handbags in a brazen robbery at a Manhattan Jimmy Choo store Wednesday.
It happened just after 11:30 a.m. at the location on Madison Avenue and 62nd Street on the Upper East Side,
Police say the pair entered the store wearing dark hoodies and fled the scene with 12 handbags worth an estimated $26,000.
They fled northbound on Madison Avenue in a blue Jeep with Pennsylvania plates.
No injuries were reported.
It is unknown how many people were in the store at the time of the robbery.
Anyone with information in regard to this incident is asked to call the NYPD's Crime Stoppers Hotline at 1-800-577-TIPS (8477)


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The Conflict Resolution component of ODCleanStore.
{@link cz.cuni.mff.odcleanstore.conflictresolution Conflict Resolution component} resolves conflict in data from multiple (possibly conflicting) sources and adds quality of the result and provenance information.
@author Jan Michelfeit


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A food coop is a a cooperatively owned and operated market usually selling groceries and dry goods. While members There are hundreds of food coops across the country, and about a dozen in the state of washington.
Rather than focusing on profits for stockholders or investors, a co-op is a business that keeps it profits to better the co-op or community. Members enjoy some extra benefits, and can participate in directing the business.
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Story One: Jane and the modal
Bootstrap version
Modal example using Bootstrap and HTML5 Boilerplate.
I have used Bootstrap to demonstrate adding a modal to a page. I have chosen Bootstrap as it has the following benefits:
Bootstrap is a Standardised and established library which is Maintained and kept up to date rigourosly.
The library is very well Supported and thoroughly Documented.


The Generic Classifier is generic single-label classifier which uses pre-generated Tensorflow graphs.
The Generic Classifier is generic single-label classifier which uses pre-generated Tensorflow graphs. The model operates on FEATURE_VECTOR annotations which can be produced using FeatureAssembler.


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components supporting enterprise session management.
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| NativeSessionManager | A Native session manager is one that manages sessions natively - that is, it is directly responsible
for the creation, persistence and removal of Session instances and their
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| SessionContext | A SessionContext is a 'bucket' of data presented to a SessionFactory which interprets
this data to construct Session instances. |
| SessionFactory | A simple factory class that instantiates concrete Session instances. |
| SessionKey | A SessionKey is a key that allows look-up of any particular Session
instance. |
| SessionManager | A SessionManager manages the creation, maintenance, and clean-up of all application
Session s. |
| SessionValidationScheduler | Interface that should be implemented by classes that can control validating sessions on a regular basis. |
| ValidatingSession | A ValidatingSession is a Session that is capable of determining it is valid or not and
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| ValidatingSessionManager | A ValidatingSessionManager is a SessionManager that can proactively validate any or all sessions that may be expired. |
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| AbstractNativeSessionManager | Abstract implementation supporting the NativeSessionManager interface, supporting
SessionListener s and application of the
globalSessionTimeout . |
| AbstractSessionManager | Base abstract class of the SessionManager interface, enabling configuration of an
application-wide globalSessionTimeout . |
| AbstractValidatingSessionManager | Default business-tier implementation of the ValidatingSessionManager interface. |
| DefaultSessionContext | Default implementation of the SessionContext interface which provides getters and setters that
wrap interaction with the underlying backing context map. |
| DefaultSessionKey | Default implementation of the SessionKey interface, which allows setting and retrieval of a concrete
sessionId that the SessionManager implementation can use to look up a
Session instance. |
| DefaultSessionManager | Default business-tier implementation of a ValidatingSessionManager . |
| DelegatingSession | A DelegatingSession is a client-tier representation of a server side
Session . |
| ExecutorServiceSessionValidationScheduler | SessionValidationScheduler implementation that uses a
ScheduledExecutorService to call ValidatingSessionManager.validateSessions() every
interval milliseconds. |
| ImmutableProxiedSession | Implementation of the Session interface that proxies another Session , but does not
allow any 'write' operations to the underlying session. |
| SimpleSession | Simple Session JavaBeans-compatible POJO implementation, intended to be used on the
business/server tier. |
| SimpleSessionFactory | SessionFactory implementation that generates SimpleSession instances. |
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Preparation time
over 2 hours
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Makes 25 marshmallows
Making your own marshmallows needs a little bit of patience and a couple of gadgets, but it’s a lot of fun. Try this raspberry ripple version of these soft chewy treats.
Equipment and preparation: for this recipe you will need a freestanding mixer or electric whisk and a sugar thermometer.
Prepare a 20cm/8in square baking tin 4cm/1½in deep by lining it with baking parchment. Using a sieve, shake equal amounts of icing sugar and cornflour over the base until the parchment is lightly dusted.
To make the marshmallow, put the sugar, glucose and 200ml/7fl oz of water into a heavy-bottomed pan and stir. Bring the liquid to a gentle boil and continue cooking for about 15 minutes until the mixture reaches 127C/260F on a sugar thermometer. (CAUTION: boiling sugar is extremely hot. Handle very carefully. Use a deep pan to avoid bubbling over.)
While you are waiting, sprinkle the gelatine over 100ml/3½fl oz of hot water (following the instructions on the packet), and check to make sure it has dissolved properly. If using gelatine leaves, soak them in cold water for 10 minutes and then squeeze out any excess water before using.
When the syrup reaches the correct temperature, remove the pan from the heat and remove the thermometer. Pour the dissolved gelatine into the syrup. Be careful as it will bubble and spit a little and rise to the top of the pan. Caution: it is extremely hot.
Using a freestanding mixer or electric whisk, whisk the egg whites in a large mixing bowl until stiff peaks form when the whisk is removed. Still whisking, slowly add the syrup mixture to the eggs (do not let the syrup touch the beaters as it may splash). With the mixer or whisk on a fast setting, whisk for a further 15-20 minutes, or until the mixture is thick, shiny and holding its shape reasonably well on the whisk.
Meanwhile, to make the raspberry coulis, place roughly half the fresh raspberries in a pan with the caster sugar (set the other half aside for decoration later). Cook on a medium heat for around 10 minutes, stirring until it is a lovely ruby-red mush. Strain the mixture into a clean bowl, pressing the pulp through the sieve using the back of a spoon. Leave to cool.
Once you’ve finished whisking the marshmallow mixture, use a spoon to fold the raspberry coulis gently through the marshmallow mixture to create a rippled effect.
Spoon half the mallow mixture into the dusted tin and place half the reserved raspberries over the top. Spoon the remainder of the mallow mix over the top of the fresh raspberries, smoothing the top with a palette knife, if necessary. Scatter the remaining raspberries over the top.
Leave the mallow for about two hours to set.
Dust another piece of parchment with a mix of equal parts icing sugar and cornflour.
Turn the mallow out onto the dusted parchment. Cut it into squares using a knife dipped in hot boiled water. Dust the cut edges with more icing sugar and cornflower and transfer to a wire rack. Leave to dry and cool for another 30 minutes if serving as a gooey dessert, or 2-3 hours if cutting into squares.


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It is said that in the enclave of Piedra Blanca, near Trujillo (Atlantic Coast), there was a cave inhabited by a gold lizard who chased cattle. In the cave, which has paintings, strange noises were heard which intimidated the locals. Perhaps the oldest known about this lizard, which is more like a golden crocodile species, is the story that goes back to the early years of the conquest, when Spanish soldiers came up to the present municipality of El Corpus and found huge amounts of gold underground. To facilitate the exploitation of precious ore, they dug a tunnel three miles long. The legend goes that one Holy Thursday, the holes reached the exact spot where now stands the high altar of the church, and they discovered a green lagoon. At the bottom moved a huge gold lizard showing its powerful jaws menacing intruders.
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This file provides the prototypes of the server functions defined in the CSRmesh Time model. More...
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| CSRmeshResult | TimeModelInit (CsrUint8 nw_id, CsrUint16 *group_id_list, CsrUint16 num_groups, CSRMESH_MODEL_CALLBACK_T app_callback) |
| Model Initialisation. More... | |
| CSRmeshResult | TimeState (CsrUint8 nw_id, CsrUint16 dest_id, CSRMESH_TIME_STATE_T *p_params) |
| Set time broadcast interval. More... | |
| CSRmeshResult | TimeTime (CsrUint8 nw_id, CsrUint16 dest_id, CSRMESH_TIME_TIME_T *p_params) |
| Set wallclock time. More... | |
| CSRmeshResult | TimeBroadcast (CsrUint8 nw_id, CsrUint16 dest_id, CSRMESH_TIME_BROADCAST_T *p_params) |
| Synchronise wall clock time from client device: This message is always sent with TTL=0. This message is sent at intervals by the clock master. It is always sent with TTL=0. It is repeated, but the time is updated before each repeat is sent. The clock master repeats the message 5 times, relaying stations repeat it 3 times. When a node receives a clock broadcast its behaviour depends on the current clock state: MASTER: Ignore broadcasts. INIT: Start the clock; relay this message. Set state to NO_RELAY if MasterFlag set, otherwise RELAY_MASTER. Start relay timer. RELAY: Correct clock if required. Relay this message. Set state to NO_RELAY if MasterFlag set, otherwise RELAY_MASTER. Start relay timer. NO_RELAY: Ignore. State will be reset to RELAY when the relay timer goes off. RELAY_MASTER: Relay message only if it is from the clock master and set state to NO_RELAY. The relay timer is by default 1/4 of the clock broadcast interval (15 seconds if the interval is 60 seconds). This means that each node will relay a message only once, and will give priority to messages from the clock master (which always causes the clock to be corrected). Messages from other nodes will only cause clock correction if they exceed the max clock skew (250ms). More... | |