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Manufacturer to fund safety audit after NHSE funding stopped
by Ben Clover- Ophthalmology supplier to fund cataract surgery audit after NHSE stops funding
- Royal college says database has helped improve outcomes over past 10 years
- Medical device firm Alcon to contribute £240,000 to keep audit running for next three years
A manufacturer has stepped forward to pay for a clinical safety audit after NHS England cut its funding.
The National Ophthalmology Database has been running since 2010 and the Royal College of Ophthalmologists credits it with helping improve patient safety over that period.
Alcon, which makes equipment for the sector, on Wednesday said it would spend £240,000 to keep the audit running for another three years.
Ophthalmology is one of the biggest elective specialties in the NHS, with taxpayers funding 410,000 cataract surgeries in England a year, costing around £450m.
The NOD dataset measures performance against two common complications of cataract surgery. The number of trusts and surgeons submitting their data is improving, but some outliers say there are problems with their data. Others have said they have made changes to their services as a result.
The data shows a 37 per cent decrease in procedures leading to a loss of visual acuity since 2010.
NHS England funding ceased in August this year.
In February, the Royal College of Ophthalmologists said NHSE’s approach to funding clinical audits was at odds with the ambitions in the long-term plan.
In a statement, it said: “NHS England’s current model of funding national audits is short-sighted. Funding is generally withdrawn after a contracted three years or more and if organisations are unable to secure further funding, all that data and learning is potentially lost.”
NHSE has been approached for comment.
The Royal College of Ophthalmologists welcomed the move by Alcon, and another supplier, Bausch and Long, who are paying £10,000 towards the audit. The programme will continue as before with the new funding.
RCOphth president Mike Burdon said: “This investment by Alcon demonstrates how crucial partnerships between industry [and] the college are in sustaining projects that make a real difference.
“With NOD being at the forefront of reducing complications, achieving high data completeness and resulting in considerable savings for a stretched health service, contributions by Alcon and Bausch + Long will [allow] us to continue and improve an already high performing service.”
Alcon Eye Care Limited, owned by Swiss pharmaceutical firm Novartis, had a turnover of £141m in its most recent annual accounts.


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In previous years, I've written a review of my years "in numbers," counting the number of keynotes, the number of cities I visited, the number of bands I've seen, etc. I need to write my year in words and tears instead this year. Nonetheless I'll make note of some of those numbers here.
Keynotes and Presentations:
- The Algorithmic Future of Education, October 22
- Technology Imperialism, the California Ideology, and the Future of Higher Education, October 15
- Existing Digitally, September 10
- And So, Without Ed-Tech Criticism, August 15
- Teaching Machines and Turing Machines: The History of the Future of Labor and Learning, August 10
- Is It Time to Give Up on Computers in Schools?, June 29
- Learning Networks, Not Teaching Machines, June 10
- The Golden Lasso of Education Technology, May 8
- Ed-Tech's Inequalities, April 8
- Men (Still) Explain Technology to Me: Gender and Education Technology, March 11
- The History of the Future of Education, February 19


Complete frame off custom build with an acute attention to detail that has resulted in a dependable usable piece of driving art. Assembled by Arizona Classics over a period of a couple of years. This truck shows an amazing level of detail.
Each nut and bolt is new (stainless steel) or re conditioned to look new. Unlike most expensive custom builds this truck drives excellent. Utilizing a Fast Fuel injection system, a 4 speed overdrive transmission, and a "built for Arizona"
cooling system this Ranchero drives like a modern car. The suspension is set up to handle well but not beat up the occupants. It would be a great Power Tour car. The miles shown are after the built. Total miles are unknown.
Body: Complete frame off repaint starting with a rust free Arizona Ranchero. The pictures of the restoration process are included in the Google Album referenced below. Slight modifications to the body include the filling of the front
parking lights, and smoothed fire wall. The parking lights and directional's are now relocated to the custom front grill. The new lighting is now LED. The bumpers have been modified to sit tight again the nose and rear. The bolts on the
bumpers have been shaved creating a seamless chrome look. The badging and clearance lights were shaved during the restoration process. All of the stainless and chrome was replaced or refinished. The black paint is smooth, and the body
looks amazing. The red pained scallops are hand done, but can easily be removed if someone wanted a complete black truck.
Engine: The motor is a built 351 Windsor backed by a Ford AOD . The 351 was balanced and blue printed, and features Edebrock Aluminum heads. The AOD was rebuilt in 2017, and functions perfectly. The cooling system was built for Arizona's
extreme heat. There is a complete single serpentine belt system on the motor. As previously noted the carburetor has been replaced with a Fast Fuel injection. The computer for the system is location in a custom compartment in the interior.
Chassis: The under side of the truck has been painted in a gloss black. The frame has been powder coated with attention to detail features such as nicely off set color grey steering components. The level of detail is excellent. The bolts
are stainless or nickle, and show very well. The rear end is a ford 9" with 3:50 gears. The suspension is lowered with Bilstein shocks on all four corners. The wheels are Budnick. The exhaust is heat wrapped as to not heat up the interior
of the car.
Interior: The interior is a work of art. Prior to assemble the truck was completely Dynomatted for heat and sound deadening. With a cost of $13,000 the interior was done by Chip Foose's trusted shop, Bill Dunn One Stop Shop in Huntington
Beach. The leather was sourced from a factory BMW red. The dash features an engine turned finish. The AC and Heat are supplied by Vintage Air, and work perfectly. There is a custom audio system installed. The wiring on the truck is
completely new. The dash was reworked to have a lower height giving the driver an excellent view out of the front window. The shifter and pedals are Locar. The windows were left manual so as to operate smoothly and dependably. They work
perfect. All of the window felts and rubber is new. The glass is lightly tinted and is new.
Bed: The bed was finished with the same care as the body. After completion the cherry wood planking was installed. It can be removed if the new owner would like, but it shows fantastic. The tool box was custom cut to fit the bed profile.
The aluminum was cut and welded to look factory. There are two small spider cracks on the inside of the tailgate.
This is an amazing truck that was built with no budget constraints. I encourage anyone interested to please go to the Google Album. If you can not open the album please message me with your email address and I will send an invite. I have
250 pictures showing the truck in detail. I also have about 8 videos showing the driving and running experience. Even the click of the doors shutting. They are aligned perfectly. If you would like to see the truck I am happy to arrange a
viewing. You will be impressed.
Here is a link to a google album with several pictures as well as a couple of videos. If you can not open the link I am happy to email the invite. Please message me your email address.
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I have priced This truck at pennies on the dollar from the build cost. I am not trying to see the value I want to find a new owner. Please call me to ask any questions, make an appointment to see it, and of coarse make an offer.
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Then you can be courageous and talk to me.
We will meet together and decide which one of us is right.
2 Who has urged this king to come from the east?
Who has commissioned this king to work for him?
Who has done that throughout all generations?
It is I, Yahweh!
I was the first one to do things like that, and I will be the last one to do them.
5 People who live on islands in the ocean are afraid while they watch.
People in remote areas tremble and gather together.
6 They encourage each other and say to each other,
'Be strong!'
7 The woodworkers encourage those who make things from gold,
and the men who flatten metal encourage those who hammer it on an anvil.
They all say, 'The idol has been well made!'
Then they carefully nail down the idol in order that it will not topple over!"
8 Yahweh continues to say, "You people of Israel are my servants;
you are descendants of Jacob, whom I chose;
you are descendants of Abraham, who I said was my friend.
9 I summoned you from very distant places on the earth,
and I said, 'I want you to serve me.'
I have chosen you,
and I will not reject you.
10 Do not be afraid,
because I will be with you.
Do not be discouraged, because I am your God.

Those who attacked you
will not exist anymore,
13 because it will be as though I will hold you up by your right hand.

This is what Yahweh solemnly says—the one who rescues you,
the Holy One of Israel.
15 He continues to say, "I will cause you to be like a new threshing sledge, very sharp and two-edged.
You will tear your enemies to bits
causing them to be like bits of chaff on the mountains.
16 You will toss them up into the air,
and a strong wind will blow them away.
When that happens, you will rejoice about what I have done for you;
you will praise me, Yahweh, the Holy One of Israel.
17 When poor and needy people need water and they have no water,
and their tongues are very dry because they are very thirsty,
I, Yahweh, will come and help them.
I, the God to whom you Israelite people belong, will never abandon them.
18 I will cause rivers to flow for them on the barren hills.
I will give them fountains in the valleys.
I will fill the desert with pools of water.
Water from springs will flow into rivers,
and the rivers will flow across the dry ground.
19 I will plant cedars, acacia, and myrtle, in the wilderness—
and olive trees I will plant in the desert plain— cypresses, pines, and boxtrees all together.
20 I will do that in order that people who see it will think about it, and they will know and understand
that it is I, Yahweh, who has done it;
it is what I, the Holy One of Israel, have done.
21 I, Yahweh, the king of Israel am speaking to you nations:
Come and tell me what your idols can do for you! Argue your best in defense of them.
22 Bring them here to tell us what is going to happen!
Ask them to tell us what things happened long ago,
in order that we may think about those things,
and learn if those things that they predicted really happened.
Or ask them to tell us about the future,
in order for us to know what will happen.
23 Yes, those idols should tell us what will happen in the future.
If they do that, we will know that they are really gods.
Tell them to do something—either something good or something bad!

25 "But I have incited a ruler who will come with his army from the north.
I have summoned him to come from his country, which is east of Israel,
and I have given him my authority.
I will enable his army to conquer other rulers;
they will trample those leaders like a man who makes clay pots first tramples the clay.
26 Who told you people long ago that this would happen?
Who predicted it, with the result that we can say, "What he predicted was correct!"?
No one else said that it would happen.
27 I was the first one to say to the people of Jerusalem:
'Listen to this! I have appointed a messenger to tell good news to you!'
28 None of your idols told you that.
And when I asked them questions, none of them was able to give me any answers.
29 Think about it: Those idols are all useless, worthless things.
They are as meaningless as the wind."


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sqlBytes |
Adapter for a column that holds a SQL type represented as a byte[] in Kotlin val sqlBytes: ValueAdapterNotNull<ByteArray> |
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webdriver_test_tools.project.initialize module¶
Functions for creating a new test package.
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webdriver_test_tools.project.initialize.
create_setup_file
(target_path, context)[source]¶ Creates setup.py for test project
- Parameters
target_path – The path to the outer directory where the package directory is contained
context – Jinja context used to render template
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webdriver_test_tools.project.initialize.
create_readme
(target_path, context)[source]¶ Create README.rst for test project
- Parameters
target_path – The path to the outer directory where the package directory is contained
context – Jinja context used to render template
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webdriver_test_tools.project.initialize.
create_gitignore
(target_path)[source]¶ Create .gitignore file at the root of the test project
- Parameters
target_path – The path to the outer directory where the package directory is contained
-
webdriver_test_tools.project.initialize.
create_package_directory
(target_path, package_name)[source]¶ Creates package directory for test project
- Parameters
target_path – The path to the outer directory where initialize was called
package_name – The desired name of the package
- Returns
Path to created package directory
-
webdriver_test_tools.project.initialize.
create_package_root_modules
(target_path, context)[source]¶ Creates __main__.py, __init__.py, and data.py modules for test package
- Parameters
target_path – The path to the test package directory
context – Jinja context used to render template
-
webdriver_test_tools.project.initialize.
create_test_directories
(target_path)[source]¶ Creates base directories for test writing that are initially empty.
As of version 2.2.0, this method only creates the pages/ directory.
- Parameters
target_path – The path to the test package directory
-
webdriver_test_tools.project.initialize.
create_output_directories
(target_path, gitignore_files=True)[source]¶ Creates log/ and screenshot/ directories and their .gitignore files
- Parameters
target_path – The path to the test package directory
gitignore_files – (Default = True) Copy template .gitignore files to log/ and screenshot/ directories if True
-
webdriver_test_tools.project.initialize.
create_tests_init
(target_path, context)[source]¶ Creates test package tests/ subdirectory and tests/__init__.py
- Parameters
target_path – The path to the test package directory
context – Jinja context used to render template
-
webdriver_test_tools.project.initialize.
create_config_files
(target_path, context)[source]¶ Creates test package config directory and config files
- Parameters
target_path – The path to the test package directory
context – Jinja context used to render template
-
webdriver_test_tools.project.initialize.
create_init
(target_path)[source]¶ Create an empty __init__.py file in the target path
- Parameters
target_path – The path to the directory that will contain the new __init__.py file
-
webdriver_test_tools.project.initialize.
generate_context
(test_package, project_title=None, version_badge=True)[source]¶ Returns a jinja context to use for rendering templates
- Parameters
test_package – Name of the python test package
project_title – (Default = test_package) Human-readable title for the test project. Defaults to the value of test_package if not provided
version_badge – (Default = True) Include “generated using webdriver_test_tools <version>” badge on README if True
- Returns
Dictionary to use as a context when rendering Jinja templates
-
webdriver_test_tools.project.initialize.
initialize
(target_path, package_name, project_title, gitignore_files=True, readme_file=True)[source]¶ Initializes new project package
This method assumes parameters have been validated.
main()
handles input validation before calling this function- Parameters
target_path – Path to directory that will contain test package
package_name – Name of the test package to create (will be validated)
project_title – Human readable title of the test project.
gitignore_files – (Default = True) Copy template .gitignore file to project root directory if True
readme_file – (Default = True) Render template README file to project root directory if True


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My name is James Moon and I'm a native Seattleite who currently resides in Newcastle. My parents immigrated from South Korea to the US around the mid 70's. I've carried a passion to build things and take joy in doing my own work. One day I'd like to build a car starting from the block working all the way to the outer shell. Being enrolled as a student in the Code 201 program offered at Code Fellows, I feel this is an opportunity to take that passion and try to build something with software. My goal is to develop a greater understanding of the HTML, CSS, Javascript, and Jquery languages.


Claims about the invention of the hot dog are difficult to assess, as different stories assert different origin points for the distinction between hot dogs and other similar foods. The history of the dish may begin with the creation of the sausage, with the placing of the sausage on bread or a bun as finger food, with the popularization of the existing dish, or with the application of the name "hot dog" to a sausage and bun combination most commonly used with ketchup or mustard and sometimes relish.
The word "frankfurter" comes from Frankfurt, Germany, where pork sausages similar to hot dogs originated. These sausages, Frankfurter Würstchen, were known since the 13th century and given to the people on the event of imperial coronations, starting with the coronation of Maximilian II, Holy Roman Emperor as King. "Wiener" refers to Vienna, Austria, whose German name is "Wien", home to a sausage made of a mixture of pork and beef. Johann Georg Lahner, an 18th/19th century butcher from the Franconian city of Coburg, is said to have brought the Frankfurter Würstchen to Vienna, where he added beef to the mixture and simply called it Frankfurter. Nowadays, in German-speaking countries, except Austria, hot dog sausages are called Wiener or Wiener Würstchen (Würstchen means "little sausage"), in differentiation to the original pork-only mixture from Frankfurt. In Swiss German, it is called Wienerli, while in Austria the terms Frankfurter or Frankfurter Würstel are used.
 Bring a saucepan of water to a boil. Reduce heat to low then place a hot dog in water and cook 5 minutes or until done.
2. Remove hot dog and set aside. Carefully place a steamer basket into the saucepan and steam the hot dog bun 2 minutes or until warm.
3. Place hot dog in the steamed bun.
4. Pile on the toppings in this order; yellow mustard, sweet green pickle relish, onion, tomato wedges, pickle, pickled chillies and celery salt. The tomatoes should be nestled between the hot dog and the top of the bun. Place the pickle between the hot dog and the bottom of the bun.
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Net::SSH.start(..., :paranoid => :very) do |ssh| # ... end |
If none of those options suit you, you can implement your own class that implements the #verify method, accepting a single Hash as argument, which should return true if the key is accepted:
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The original paper describes a method for generating hat tilings from a system of four 'metatiles'. You can start with any one of the four tiles, and then recursively apply a set of expansion rules that turn each tile into a collection of smaller tiles from the same set.
This table shows the four tiles, with their one-letter names as given in the paper, and how each one is expanded.
All the tiles have a significant orientation. The H, T and P tiles are marked with arrows to indicate the orientation. The F tile is asymmetric, so no arrow is needed.
I've assigned each tile in each expansion a number, which Loopy will use for its coordinate system.
| Tile name | Single tile | Expansion |
|---|---|---|
| H | ||
| T | ||
| P | ||
| F |
Note that these expansions overlap. When two adjacent metatiles are expanded, the outer layer of P and F tiles in their expansions must be placed so that they overlap each other. The original paper suggests a set of tiles to remove from these expansions so that each metatile expands to a disjoint set of smaller tiles. In our implementation, however, we prefer to keep the overlap, because our coordinate system will use it.
Once you've generated a large enough patch of metatiles for your needs, the final step is to convert it into the actual hat tiles. The expansion of each metatile into hats is shown here. Again, I've assigned numbers to each hat for coordinate-system purposes:
| Tile name | Conversion into hats | |
|---|---|---|
| H | ||
| T | ||
| P | ||
| F |
(The hat in the middle of the H is shaded to indicate that it's one of the rare reflected ones. All the other hats are rotations of each other.)
Given all of this, an obvious approach to generating a random patch of hat tiling would be to start with a single metatile, iterate the expansion process a few times until you have a tiled area much larger than you need, and then pick a subrectangle of it at random.
Loopy's algorithm for generating Penrose tilings (which admit a similar, though less complicated, expansion system) works in exactly this way.
One problem with that algorithm is that it spends a lot of effort on generating huge areas of tiles that aren't actually needed. So you'd prefer to adjust the algorithm so that at every stage of expansion it spots tiles completely outside the target rectangle, and throws them away before spending 5 iterations on exponentially expanding them into huge amounts of detail that will only be thrown away anyway later.
That works well for Penrose tilings, because there, the expansion procedure is geometrically precise: coordinates in the expanded tiling are scaled up by an exact factor from coordinates in the original tiling. So at every stage it's easy to know exactly where your target rectangle is, and discard things that don't overlap it.
But the metatiles shown here don't have that property. The tiles distort slightly as they expand. The topological properties of the expanded tiling match the original (which expanded tiles connect to each other), but the geometry (precise distances) is different. So it would be harder to implement the pruning for this tiling. The target rectangle might not even be rectangular in every iteration!
Instead, I came up with a completely different mechanism, by devising a coordinate system to track our position within multiple layers of tile expansion. This allows us to generate precisely the area of tiling we need, and waste no effort at all on anything outside the target region.
We begin by assigning an integer index to each kite making up an individual hat:
(For a reflected hat, these indices work in mirror image, so that for example 5 is still the kite in the middle.)
Together with the indices we've assigned to hats within each metatile, and to metatiles in the expansion of another metatile, this gives us a coordinate system that can identify an individual kite in an n-times-expanded metatile. For each large metatile expansion, you can give the index of the smaller metatile selected from its expansion; when we reach the last layer of metatiles and expand them into hats, we can give the index of the hat in that metatile; finally we can index the kite in that hat.
But note that a kite can have multiple coordinates, because of the overlap between the expansions of adjacent metatiles. This will be useful!
Our next step is to unambiguously name the four directions in which you can move from one kite to an adjacent kite. The directions should be independent of the orientation of the kite. I've chosen to name them from the viewpoint of someone standing at the pointy end of the kite and looking towards the blunt end:
The idea is that if we know how to transform the coordinates of a single kite into the coordinates of each of those four adjacent kites, then we can iterate that over a whole area and determine the coordinates of every kite in the whole tiling.
Having done that, it's easy to identify each individual kite, by several different methods. For example, you could iterate over edges of the tiling to see whether the kites on each side have coordinates differing only in the kite index; if so, they're part of the same hat, and if not, not. Or a completely different approach (in fact the one Loopy actually uses) would be to trace round the boundary of each hat by starting from its kite #0 and just knowing what shape a hat is.
So now we have to come up with an algorithm that lets us transform a kite coordinate by making one of the four permitted moves. To do this, we use two multilevel types of map.
The kitemap for a given metatile type is made by expanding the metatile once into more metatiles, and then into hats. For example, the T tile:
In each kite, we show a three-part coordinate, in little-endian fashion (because that matches the order the coordinates are stored in an array in the code that actually generates the tilings). For example, 7.3.0 means kite 7 in hat 3 of metatile 0 of the expansion.
This map can be converted into a lookup table, indexed by those three-part coordinates and also the four move directions, which allows you to look up that (for example) going Left from kite 7.3.0 goes to 0.0.0, or going Forward Left from 7.3.0 goes to 3.1.3.
But if you're at the very edge of the kitemap, this isn't enough. For example, kite 0.0.4 right at the top can go Left to 1.0.4, but if it wants to go in any of the other three directions, this map doesn't help at all.
This is where the overlap between the metatile expansions comes in. If you're in kite 0.0.4, then in particular, you're in the F tile numbered 4 in the expansion of a larger T metatile. And that F tile is also part of the expansion of at least one other second-order metatile – maybe two of them – which means that there are other equivalent coordinates describing the same kite, which will place it in a different kitemap where it isn't right on the edge,
In order to find those equivalent coordinates, we create a second map for each metatile type, called the metamap. This one arises from expanding the metatile twice into other metatiles, instead of into hats:
Again, the coordinates are little-end first, so that 7.4 means the 7th smallest-size tile expanded from the 4th medium-sized tile expanded from the original single large tile.
Unlike the kitemap, the metamap is not used for moving around the tiling to a different kite. It's used for rewriting the coordinates of the current kite into equivalent forms. So each the small tile in the metamap that's part of the expansion of more than one medium-sized tile has more than one coordinate pair. For example, tile 5.2 is also tile 5.4, and tile 7.0 is also 8.3 and also 4.5 (because it's where three medium-tile expansions meet).
Using both of these maps (converted into appropriate lookup tables in the code), you can always eventually find a valid coordinate representation of whichever kite you like adjacent to your current one. If the kitemap corresponding to the current coordinates doesn't tell you the coordinates of the next kite, then you can try rewriting the two least-significant metatile indices (using the metamap corresponding to the type of the next-larger metatile still) and then see if that gives you a new kitemap that works. If even that doesn't work, you can move another level up, and try a metamap rewrite on the 2nd and 3rd smallest metatile levels, or the 3rd and 4th, etc. And eventually, you find something you can do.
The full set of kitemaps and metamaps for all the tile types is in hatmaps.html.


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The incident took place in the afternoon at the firm's branch in Cinema Road area under Town police station limits.
Armed dacoits barged into a branch of a gold loan provider in Bihar’s Vaishali district on Saturday and decamped with over 50 kilograms of gold worth crores of rupees, police said.
The incident took place in the afternoon at the firm’s branch in Cinema Road area under Town police station limits.
“Eight motorbike-borne miscreants held the employees of the company at gunpoint and beat up the guard and some staffers who put up a resistance,” Inspector General of Police, Tirhut Range, Ganesh Kumar told reporters.
The branch manager has claimed that 55-kilogram gold was looted, he said.
“We are verifying the claim and have launched a manhunt,” the officer said.
According to the rates prevailing in Bihar, a gram of 22-carat gold costs Rs 3,645 while 24-carat gold costs nearly Rs 200 more.
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The University of California, Riverside (UCR) is one of 10 universities within the prestigious University of California system, and the only UC located in Inland Southern California. To convey an image consistent with who we are and to communicate effectively with many diverse constituents and key stakeholders, UCR has established a unified institutional brand and marketing program.
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The goal of unified branding, as described in this manual and instituted through the integrated marketing program, is to represent our shared identity through an easily-remembered positive public image. A consistent, unified brand significantly enhances the coordination of our campus communications efforts, conveying a professional and positive image to our valued constituencies. A unified brand that is attractive and well represents our institution is more effective at competing in a crowded marketplace for new students, faculty and funding resources.
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Euler's Totient function, φ(n) [sometimes called the phi function], is used to determine the number of numbers less than n which are relatively prime to n. For example, as 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, and 8, are all less than nine and relatively prime to nine, φ(9)=6.
| n | Relatively Prime | φ(n) | n/φ(n) |
| 2 | 1 | 1 | 2 |
| 3 | 1,2 | 2 | 1.5 |
| 4 | 1,3 | 2 | 2 |
| 5 | 1,2,3,4 | 4 | 1.25 |
| 6 | 1,5 | 2 | 3 |
| 7 | 1,2,3,4,5,6 | 6 | 1.1666... |
| 8 | 1,3,5,7 | 4 | 2 |
| 9 | 1,2,4,5,7,8 | 6 | 1.5 |
| 10 | 1,3,7,9 | 4 | 2.5 |
It can be seen that n=6 produces a maximum n/φ(n) for n ≤ 10.
Find the value of n ≤ 1,000,000 for which n/φ(n) is a maximum.
Want $ n / \phi(n) $ bigger, need $ n $ bigger and $ \phi(n) $ smaller.
It is easy to notice that $ n / \phi(n) \ge 2 $ for $ n $ is even. So we guess the result is even.
And we also notice that if $ n $ has more distinctive odd prime factors, it will remove more 'possible' relatively prime, whic makes $ \phi(n) $ smaller.
So the solution is to get an even number which has most distinctive odd prime factors.
def get_prime_factors(n):
d = 2
factors = []
while pow(d, 2) <= n:
while n % d == 0:
n //= d
factors.append(d)
d += 1
if n != 1:
factors.append(n)
return factors
get_prime_factors(8)
get_prime_factors(5)
get_prime_factors(24)
def get_odd_prime_factors(n):
prime_factors = get_prime_factors(n)
return list(filter(lambda i: i % 2 == 1, set(prime_factors)))
get_odd_prime_factors(12)
get_odd_prime_factors(90)
def solve(upper_bound):
max_result = (0, 0)
for i in range(6, upper_bound+1, 6):
odd_prime_factors = get_odd_prime_factors(i)
max_result = max(max_result, (i, len(odd_prime_factors)), key=lambda r: r[1])
return max_result
solve(10)
solve(int(1e6))


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[Editor's note: Dosage and Administration instructions for Bupropion clearly state the maximum daily dosage as 300mg/day, taken as 100mg tablets every 8 hours. Following one month of treatment, the dose may be increased to a maximum of 400mg/day. The following account serves as a reminder to always check with your pharmacist and other reliable sources of information before blindly taking pharmaceuticals prescribed by your doctor or psychiatrist.]
I was recently prescribed Wellbutrin to treat 'severe depression with psychotic features' and ADHD. She was also wondering if I might also be bipolar, because I showed many of the signs of it. I was started at 100mg, then 300mg, then 700mg, and finally 900mg. My psychiatrist upped the medication every two days until I was at my current dose (900mg, once per day).
I was doing fine for the first week of medication but while at school after taking the 900mgs earlier that morning I had a very 'interesting' reaction. I was sitting in math class around 9am paying attention (for once). Then everything got *really* bright and loud. I started having very stong hallucinations and thought for a time that I was in a coffin being buried. I have used other hallucenogens but this was not anything like those experiences. It was very frightening because I was not expecting this to occur on a medication that was prescribed to me by a well-known psychiatrist.
This lasted for about 8 hours, not stopping until I was walking home at 5pm (accompanied by a friend who knows about my medications and was able to realize that I had definatly overdosed). During that time I found out later from her that I had been sent to the nurse for a drug test because I looked really stoned and had VERY dialated eyes. She had determined that I was on cocaine and told my family. Luckily, however, they were able to explain that I was on a very high dose of bupropion so I didn't get expelled. I went to the psychiatrist later that night and she got rid of the Wellbutrin and put me on Ritalin and Zoloft. After that I had no experiences like that and I am quite glad.
To anyone who considers using bupropion recreationally: This drug is NOT going to give you the hallucinations you want. It is a terrifying experience and to get those kind of reactions you need to take a LOT of it and at that dose it is very easy to end up dead like I almost did. Please, *please* do not use this as a recreational drug! If it is prescribed to you be very careful with it and if you have *any* bad reactions tell your doctor and get them to change you to something else.
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Structure containing data about a TouchPoint on the screen
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The TouchPoint contact area height in pixel
| UInt32 HornetEngine.Input.TouchPoint.contact_width |
The TouchPoint contact area width in pixels
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The TouchPoint virtual id
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Here you can find a brief explanation of the models that you can used in Komposair to generate your melodies
This was the first model I uploaded to Komposair. I did not document this model very well but this is some information that I remember:
keras.layers.LSTM(num_units[0])(input_layer)
and keras.layers.Dropout(0.2)(x)
After training the first model, I decided to use the same structure but in the whole dataset of Europe folk songs in the KernWebsite
keras.layers.LSTM(num_units[0])(input_layer)
and keras.layers.Dropout(0.2)(x)
This is the same lstm-folk-2 model (please see above for details of this model). The only difference is that I kept on training for more EPOCHS until reaching an accuracy of 0.9305
Model 2 and 3 are not superior of model 1 in my opinion. I think that the advantage of model 1 is that I trained this model in a specific subset of the dataset, so it contains more uniform samples (samples of the same region in Europe)
After training in folk European songs, I used here the dataset of Chine (same kern dataset) that can be found here
keras.layers.LSTM(num_units[0])(input_layer)
and keras.layers.Dropout(0.2)(x)


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Installing CodeCarbon¶
From pypi repository¶
The package is hosted on the pip repository here.
To install the package, run the following command in your terminal.
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The package is hosted on the pip repository here.
To install the package, run the following command in your terminal.
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This is a group membership and permission management platform. In other words, we are an authorization service you can use to answer such questions as: who's in what groups, and what permissions do they have?
There are just three things to know: users are members of groups, groups can be members of other groups, and group membership is transitive (if A is a member of B and B is a member of C, then A is a member of C.) That's all there is to it. Technically speaking, the users and groups constitute the nodes of a directed acyclic graph and a user or group is a member of any of its ancestors.
These are the types of group membership for users: a member just inherits the group's permissions, a manager is a member who is additionally allowed to process requests to join a group, and an owner has full control over the group (including the ability to change the membership type of other users or add/remove the group's permissions.) An np-owner is like an owner but does not inherit permissions from the group. Technically, groups are members of other groups.
Grouper permissions are just enumerated strings. First, permissions are first created (added to the set of available permissions.) Then permissions are granted to groups as (permission, argument) pairs where an argument is an optional second string. Finally, users inherit the union of all (permission, argument) pairs from the groups of which they are members.
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Everyone. The user creating a group automatically becomes an owner of that group, which begins with no permissions.
Users are automatically populated into Grouper as they visit the web UI. We're working on a manual way to pre-populate users.
A user with the permission ({{permission_link(create_perm)}}, prefix.*) can create any permission starting with "prefix." We strongly encourage namespacing using the character '.' as a separator.
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Class: ROM::Kafka::Connection::Producer Private
- Inherits:
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ROM::Kafka::Connection
- Object
- ROM::Kafka::Connection
- ROM::Kafka::Connection::Producer
- Defined in:
- lib/rom/kafka/connection/producer.rb
Overview
This class is part of a private API. You should avoid using this class if possible, as it may be removed or be changed in the future.
The producer-specific connection to Kafka cluster
It is wrapped around `Poseidon::Producer` driver, and responsible for adopting poseidon API to ROM::Gateway via [#initializer] and [#publish] methods.
ROM::Kafka producer deals with tuples, hiding poseidon-specific implementation of messages from the rest of the gem.
Constant Summary collapse
- DRIVER =
This constant is part of a private API. You should avoid using this constant if possible, as it may be removed or be changed in the future.
The 'poseidon' class describing a producer
Poseidon::Producer
- MESSAGE =
This constant is part of a private API. You should avoid using this constant if possible, as it may be removed or be changed in the future.
The 'poseidon' class describing a message acceptable by producer
Poseidon::MessageToSend
Instance Attribute Summary collapse
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#connection ⇒ ROM::Kafka::Connections::Producer::DRIVER
readonly
private
Driver to Kafka.
Instance Method Summary collapse
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#initialize(options) ⇒ Producer
constructor
private
Initializes a producer connection.
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#publish(*data) ⇒ Array<Hash{Symbol => String, nil}>
private
Sends tuples to the underlying connection.
Constructor Details
#initialize(options) ⇒ Producer
This method is part of a private API. You should avoid using this method if possible, as it may be removed or be changed in the future.
Initializes a producer connection
The initializer is attributes-agnostic. This means it doesn't validate attributes, but skips unused.
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# File 'lib/rom/kafka/connection/producer.rb', line 72 def initialize() # @todo: Refactor using factory method Connection.build_producer super # takes declared attributes only, skipping brokers and client_id brokers = .fetch(:brokers) client = .fetch(:client_id) @connection = DRIVER.new(brokers, client, attributes) @mutex = Mutex.new end |
Instance Attribute Details
#connection ⇒ ROM::Kafka::Connections::Producer::DRIVER (readonly)
This method is part of a private API. You should avoid using this method if possible, as it may be removed or be changed in the future.
Returns driver to Kafka.
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Instance Method Details
#publish(*data) ⇒ Array<Hash{Symbol => String, nil}>
This method is part of a private API. You should avoid using this method if possible, as it may be removed or be changed in the future.
Sends tuples to the underlying connection
Stringifies non-empty hash values to conform to 'poseidon' API.
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| str | getName () |
| int | getNumParameters () |
| EventParameter | getParameter (int n) |
| list | getParameters () |
| EventReceiver | getReceiver () |
| bool | hasName () |
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| bool | hasReceiver () |
| Event | operator= (const Event copy) |
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| setName (str name) | |
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| TypeHandle | getType () |
| int | getTypeIndex () |
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| bool | isExactType (TypeHandle handle) |
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| bool | isOfType (TypeHandle handle) |
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| int | getRefCount () |
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| ref () | |
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| bool | testRefCountIntegrity () |
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| bool | testRefCountNonzero () |
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| bool | unref () |
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| static TypeHandle | getClassType () |
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| static TypeHandle | getClassType () |
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| static TypeHandle | getClassType () |
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| static TypeHandle | getClassType () |
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| const String | name |
| EventParameter | parameters [] |
| EventReceiver | receiver |
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| TypeHandle | type |
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| int | ref_count |
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A named event, possibly with parameters.
Anyone in any thread may throw an event at any time; there will be one process responsible for reading and dispacting on the events (but not necessarily immediately).
This function use to inherit from Namable, but that makes it too expensive to get its name the Python code. Now it just copies the Namable interface in.
| __init__ | ( | const Event | copy | ) |
| __init__ | ( | str | event_name, |
| EventReceiver | receiver | ||
| ) |
| addParameter | ( | const EventParameter | obj | ) |
| clearName | ( | ) |
Resets the Event's name to empty.
| clearReceiver | ( | ) |
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| str getName | ( | ) |
| int getNumParameters | ( | ) |
| EventParameter getParameter | ( | int | n | ) |
| list getParameters | ( | ) |
| EventReceiver getReceiver | ( | ) |
| bool hasName | ( | ) |
Returns true if the Event has a nonempty name set, false if the name is empty.
| bool hasReceiver | ( | ) |
| output | ( | Ostream | out | ) |
| setName | ( | str | name | ) |
| setReceiver | ( | EventReceiver | receiver | ) |
| const String name |
| EventParameter parameters[] |
| EventReceiver receiver |


I’m an eLearning resource designer. I was born in Vietnam, brought up in Singapore and currently working in Melbourne. I am a details oriented and user focused developer, who enjoys minimal design and in love with UI/UX aspects of design for the web, tablet and mobile. I am extremely passionate about web development and helping people to improve their current websites or completely start fresh. I am a coffee lover who enjoys travelling and reading books.
Let’s meet up and have a friendly talk over a cup of coffee.
Over the past 3 years, I have been aspired to create designs that are not only aesthetic and functional, have a passion to transform education by enhancing learning and teaching experience. I love to design and develop the resources that appeal, engage and focus on student-centred. I also enjoy working with teachers by collaborating in design learning activities and supporting them in using technology to enhance their teaching practice.
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July 2018 - Present
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Jan 2018 - Jun 2018
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The project ultilised Mapwize, an indoor mapping platform with 360-degree photos to navigate our current students and staff, reduce the time and effort of finding classrooms in the new building. As well as create an immersive experience for future students and staff at the College. This project has the potential to have the biggest impact inline with the College's strategic goals (New Futures)
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This project was undertaken to develop two technology enhanced visual gamified (TEVGIS) resources to support student learning and understanding of cell membrane structure and function, and enzyme activity. The two resources were developed, created and tested as “in class” activities for foundation year Biology Unit 1 students. The resources are available online to support students learning in class as well as allow students to learn at their own pace.
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We will try to launch multiple defi apps at the end of the year that are fully decentralised! We will also try to launch our own decentralised crypto exchange
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Inky is very lightweight and easily customizable through an simple to use config file. Deployment is simple and well documented for its use case. It features its own markup language layer, so as to prevent actual html making it into the wiki, and it transpiles between the two for display and editing. Recent project expansion includes: SQLite database and custom user authentication for administrators.
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The application feature set for alpha includes: posting, adding and removing fellows, creating and updating user bio, adding/updating a user image, delete account, visiting other users profiles, @ linking in posts to other users, secure login, persistent sessions, infinite scroll, and the beginnings of a REST api.
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Smoker’s Filthy Car Professionally Cleaned Is A Job Done Right
Trashing a car this bad should be against the law.
by Christopher SmithFull disclosure time. I’m going to take personal ownership of this article because as a college lad, I spent six years working for a small used car dealership where I specialized in vehicle reconditioning. I need to emphasize used car dealership here, and it wasn’t one of those places that bought off-lease turn-ins that only needed a wash and tire shine. Among other things, we specialized in used work vans and those drivers loved to smoke. As such, I have so much sympathy for this brave soul right now, and admittedly, a bit of PTSD from cigarette-bombed reconditioning projects in my own portfolio that were every bit as nasty as what you see here.
Yeah, That's Just Gross:
This clip comes from Autoshine Cars on YouTube, and as you can clearly see, this poor Peugeot 207 has seen much better days. Outside it doesn’t look too bad, but opening the driver door is a straight-up Whoa Nelly moment. Cigarette ash covers everything, in every nook and places you can’t even see. Old food, broken glass, and spilled soda makes it worse, but the really bad stuff is what the camera doesn’t show – nicotine. You’ll find sticky brown nicotine residue everywhere, especially in the headliner and seat belts, and there’s no easy way to remove it. Forget all the public service announcements about the dangers of smoking – making a struggling smoker thoroughly clean such a nasty, ash-strewn mess could be the absolute best way to kick the habit for good.
Gallery: Dirty Peugeot Reconditioned
When it comes to reconditioning such a machine, there are many ways to get the job done. In this instance, using the air gun to dislodge crud from the carpet and all the surfaces prior to scrubbing is outstanding, and it’s a great way to get the carpet clean without soaking the padding underneath. Steam cleaning the headliner is also an absolute necessity here, and when it comes to removing all that nicotine residue, the only way to do it is to literally scrub every square inch of the interior. It’s disgusting and utterly exhausting, and as grossed-out as this video might make you, it still pales in comparison to actually being in that hatchback.
Personally, I would’ve pulled the center console, seat belts, and carpeting along with the seats. Time constraints may not have allowed such a comprehensive project, but I’d wager a bazillion dollars that more cigarette ash and crud exists beneath that console. Removing the carpeting also lets you wipe down the bare floor – which also likely has nicotine and ash debris – and you can power wash the carpeting then set it up to air-dry for a day to help with the smell.
It’s far more involved, but honestly, this effort in this video with the carpeting still in the car is simply epic when all is said and done. As for you smokers out there, perhaps this clip will encourage you to kick the habit. Your body will thank you, as will your car.
Source: Autoshine cars via YouTube


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"ABEL-MEHOLAH "meadow of dancing, or the dancing-meadow, the birth-place and residence of the prophet Elisha, not far from Beth-shean (1 Kings 4:12), in the tribe of Issachar, near where the Wady el-Maleh emerges into the valley of the Jordan, “the rich meadow-land which extends about 4 miles south of Beth-shean; moist and luxuriant.” Here Elisha was found at his plough by Elijah on his return up the Jordan valley from Horeb (1 Kings 19:16). It is now called ‘Ain Helweh.


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Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael 'have done nothing for the northside,' claims Sinn Féin councillor
The two main political parties have “abandoned” the northside of Cork city, a local Sinn Féin councillor has claimed as he prepares to contest the upcoming by-election.
Sinn Féin councillor Thomas Gould was speaking as he launched his campaign for the Cork North-Central constituency by-election to take the seat previously held by Fianna Fáil’s Billy Kelleher.
Mr Kelleher held his seat in Cork North-Central for more than 20 years before he was elected to the European Parliament last May.
“The northside has been abandoned by Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael,” Cllr Gould said.
“You look at the southside (of Cork) with the tunnel, the Link Road, the fly-over, all the infrastructure is on one side of the city.
“They’ve done nothing for the northside," he added.
“Where Jack Lynch was born and reared (in Blackpool), and I want to be careful with my words, but the place is dilapidated, one of the most historic areas of Cork.”
Infrastructure like the Northern Ring Road is vital not just for the northside of Cork city but for the whole of Cork, he said, adding that currently there are articulated trucks passing through residential areas in Knocknaheeny, Farranree and Cathedral Road.
“It's unbelievable that Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael are still getting TDs elected (on the northside) considering what Simon Coveney, Micheál Martin, Michael McGrath and the Buttimers have got for the southside."
“To be fair, Dara Murphy is like a man who has been kidnapped by Isis we’ve seen so little of him, let's be honest.”
"And all Billy Kelleher is interested in is going to Europe."
"I know there are other parties running but this is a straight forward race," Cllr Gould added. "It's between Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael and Sinn Fein."
Sinn Féin stands a chance to take the seat even though it has traditionally been held by Fianna Fáil based on local election figures, Cllr Gould said.
However, Sinn Féin will be dependent on transfers, he added.


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EASTER 4 THURSDAY
Entrance Antiphon
O God, when you went forth before your people, marching with them and living among them, the earth trembled, heavens poured down rain, alleluia.
Collect
O God, who restore human nature to yet greater dignity than at its beginnings, look upon the amazing mystery of your loving kindness, and in those you have chosen to make new through the wonder of rebirth, may you preserve the gifts of your enduring grace and blessing. Through our Lord...
FIRST READING Acts 13:13-25
A reading from the Acts of the Apostles
Paul and his company set sail from Paphos, and came to Perga in Pamphylia.
And John left them and returned to
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RESPONSORIAL PSALLM Psalm 89:2-3.21-22.25 and 27 (R. 2a)
R. I will sing for ever of your mercies, O Lord.
Or Alleluia!
I will sing for ever of your mercies, O LORD;
through all ages my mouth will proclaim your fidelity. I have declared your
mercy is established for ever; your fidelity stands firm as the heavens.
R. I will sing for ever of your mercies, O Lord.
I have found my servant David, and with my holy oil
anointed him. My hand shall always be with him, and my arm shall make him
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R. I will sing for ever of your mercies, O Lord.
My mercy and my faithfulness shall be with him; by
my name his might shall be exalted. He will call out to me, 'You are my father,
my God, the rock of my salvation.'
R. I will sing for ever of your mercies, O Lord.
ALLELUIA See Revelation 1:5ac
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GOSPEL John 13:16-20
A reading from the holy Gospel according to John
[When Jesus had washed the feet of his disciples,
he said to them,] “Truly, truly, I say to you, a servant is not greater than
his master; nor is he who is sent greater than he who sent him. If you know
these things, blessed are you if you do them. I am not speaking of you all; I
know whom I have chosen; it is that the scripture may be fulfilled, 'He who ate
my bread has lifted his heel against me.' I tell you this now, before it takes place,
that when it does take place you may believe that I am he.
The Gospel of the Lord.
Prayer over the Offerings
May our prayers rise up to you, O Lord, together with the sacrificial offerings, so that, purified by your graciousness, we may be conformed to the mysteries of your mighty love. Through Christ our Lord.
Communion Antiphon
Behold, I am with you always, even to the end of the age, alleluia.
Prayer after Communion
Almighty ever-living God, who restore us to eternal life in the Resurrection of Christ, increase in us, we pray, the fruits of this paschal Sacrament and pour into our hearts the strength of this saving food. Through Christ our Lord.


Leeds United and Nottingham Forest will be hoping this heartbreaking Bristol City prediction comes true
The race has been predicted to go down to the wire
by David ByromBristol City's draw with Nottingham Forest could have a big impact on the race for the play-offs.
That is according to leading data analyst Nate Silver's Five Thirty Eight website, which has predicted the Robins to heartbreakingly finish one place outside the play-offs.
In what would be a big blow, Nottingham Forest would finish two points above the Robins to secure the final play-off spot, where they would face Fulham in the semi-finals.
The Robins were unable to beat 10-man Forest on Saturday, with both sides having to settle for a point in a goalless draw which now could have big implications for the play-off race.
City have been given a 25 per cent chance of reaching the play-offs and an 11 per cent chance of getting promoted.
Silver's website has predicted the outcome of the Championship based on a data model which analyses current form and how teams are playing in both defence and attack.
The prediction sees Leeds United crowned champions of the division - they are said to have a 44 per cent likelihood of finishing top of the table - with West Brom in second.
Brentford and Preston North End would contest the other play-off semi-final.
At the other end of the division, Barnsley, Luton Town and Wigan Athletic have all been tipped to go down.
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