Babies are like industrial sized aerosol containers with multiple openings and unreliable pressure valves. Handle with care. Aim carefully!
WARNING: The images linked in this FFAB are graphic in nature. They depict the aftermath of an explosive pooh incident. Naked pooh-covered baby body parts shown. Viewer discretion is advised.


If this perk grants a damage type to a weapon, the damage type will be defined here.
Unless you have a compelling reason to use this enum value, use the damageTypeHash instead to look up the actual DestinyDamageTypeDefinition.
The hash identifier for looking up the DestinyDamageTypeDefinition, if this perk has a damage type.
This is preferred over using the damageType enumeration value, which has been left purely because it is occasionally convenient.
These display properties are by no means guaranteed to be populated. Usually when it is, it's only because we back-filled them with the displayProperties of some Talent Node or Plug item that happened to be uniquely providing that perk.
The unique identifier for this entity. Guaranteed to be unique for the type of entity, but not globally.
When entities refer to each other in Destiny content, it is this hash that they are referring to.
The index of the entity as it was found in the investment tables.
If true, you can actually show the perk in the UI. Otherwise, it doesn't have useful player-facing information.
An old holdover from the original Armory, this was an attempt to group perks by functionality.
It is as yet unpopulated, and there will be quite a bit of work needed to restore it to its former working order.
The string identifier for the perk.
If this is true, then there is an entity with this identifier/type combination, but BNet is not yet allowed to show it. Sorry!
Perks are modifiers to a character or item that can be applied situationally.
Perks determine a weapons' damage type.
Perks put the Mods in Modifiers (they are literally the entity that bestows the Sandbox benefit for whatever fluff text about the modifier in the Socket, Plug or Talent Node)
Perks are applied for unique alterations of state in Objectives
Anyways, I'm sure you can see why perks are so interesting.
What Perks often don't have is human readable information, so we attempt to reverse engineer that by pulling that data from places that uniquely refer to these perks: namely, Talent Nodes and Plugs. That only gives us a subset of perks that are human readable, but those perks are the ones people generally care about anyways. The others are left as a mystery, their true purpose mostly unknown and undocumented.


RogueSharp
What is RogueSharp
RogueSharp is a free library written in C# to help roguelike developers get a head start on their game. RogueSharp provides many utility functions for dealing with map generation, field-of-view calculations, path finding, random number generation and more.
It is loosely based on the popular libtcod or "Doryen Library" though not all features overlap.
Getting Started
- Visit the RogueSharp Blog for tips and tutorials.
- The quickest way to add RogueSharp to your project is by using the RogueSharp nuget package.
- If building the assembly yourself, the solution file "RogueSharp.sln" contains the main library and unit tests. This should be all you need.
- Class documentation is located on Github Pages.
Features
Pathfinding
With or without diagonals
/// Constructs a new PathFinder instance for the specified Map
/// that will consider diagonal movement by using the specified diagonalCost
public PathFinder( IMap map, double diagonalCost )
/// Returns a shortest Path containing a list of Cells
/// from a specified source Cell to a destination Cell
public Path ShortestPath( ICell source, ICell destination )
Cell Selection
Select rows, columns, circles, squares and diamonds with and without borders.
/// Get an IEnumerable of Cells in a circle around the center Cell up
/// to the specified radius using Bresenham's midpoint circle algorithm
public IEnumerable<ICell> GetCellsInCircle( int xCenter, int yCenter, int radius )
/// Get an IEnumerable of outermost border Cells in a circle around the center
/// Cell up to the specified radius using Bresenham's midpoint circle algorithm
public IEnumerable<ICell> GetBorderCellsInCircle( int xCenter, int yCenter, int radius )
Weighted Goal Maps
Set multiple goals weights for desirability. Add obstacles to avoid.
/// Constructs a new instance of a GoalMap for the specified Map
/// that will consider diagonal movements to be valid if allowDiagonalMovement is set to true.
public GoalMap( IMap map, bool allowDiagonalMovement )
/// Add a Goal at the specified location with the specified weight
public void AddGoal( int x, int y, int weight )
/// Add an Obstacle at the specified location. Any paths found must not go through Obstacles
public void AddObstacle( int x, int y )
Field-of-View
Efficient field-of-view calulation for specified distance. Option to light walls or not.
/// Constructs a new FieldOfView objec for the specified Map
public FieldOfView( IMap map )
/// Performs a field-of-view calculation with the specified parameters.
public ReadOnlyCollection<ICell> ComputeFov( int xOrigin, int yOrigin, int radius, bool lightWalls )
/// Performs a field-of-view calculation with the specified parameters
/// and appends it any existing field-of-view calculations.
public ReadOnlyCollection<ICell> AppendFov( int xOrigin, int yOrigin, int radius, bool lightWalls )
Creating a Map
Most interactions with RogueSharp is based around the concept of a Map
which is a rectangular grid of Cells
.
Each Cell
in a Map
has the following properties:
IsTransparent
: true if visibility extends through theCell
.IsWalkable
: true if a theCell
may be traversed by the playerIsExplored
: true if the player has ever had line-of-sight to theCell
IsInFov
: true if theCell
is currently in the player's field-of-view
To instantiate a new Map
you can use its constructor which takes a width and height and will create a new map of those dimensions with the properties of all Cells
set to false.
Simple Map Creation - Usage
IMap boringMapOfSolidStone = new Map( 5, 3 );
Console.WriteLine( boringMapOfSolidStone.ToString() );
Simple Map Creation - Output
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#####
#####
Notice that the ToString()
operator is overridden on the Map
class to provide a simple visual representation of the map. An optional bool parameter can be provided to ToString()
to indicate if you want to use the field-of-view or not. If the parameter is not given it defaults to false.
The symbols used are as follows:
%
:Cell
is not in field-of-view.
:Cell
is transparent, walkable, and in field-of-views
:Cell
is walkable and in field-of-view (but not transparent)o
:Cell
is transparent and in field-of-view (but not walkable)#
:Cell
is in field-of-view (but not transparent or walkable)
A more interesting way to create a map is to use the Map
class's static method Create
which takes an IMapCreationStrategy
. Some simple classes implementing IMapCreationStrategy
are provided with RogueSharp but this is easily extended by creating your own class that implements the strategy.
Random Rooms Map Creation - Usage
IMapCreationStrategy<Map> mapCreationStrategy = new RandomRoomsMapCreationStrategy<Map>( 17, 10, 30, 5, 3 )
IMap somewhatInterestingMap = Map.Create( mapCreationStrategy );
Console.WriteLine( somewhatInterestingMap.ToString() );
Random Rooms Map Creation - Output
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Overview
The National College for Teaching and Leadership (NCTL) is offering grant funding of up to £30,000 for groups of schools to carry out collaborative research projects into efficient and effective approaches which reduce workload related to:
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marking
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planning and resources
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data management
This funding will help you take the principles and recommendations from
three independent reports into workload
to investigate your current practices and develop long term solutions to better manage teacher workload.
We’re also hoping that schools will develop tools and processes that could work as a form of recognition or accreditation for schools which are actively working to keep workload at proportionate and manageable levels.
Apply
The application round is now closed.
What’s involved
Lead schools will be required to:
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work with professional researchers and their school partners to investigate the issues associated with reducing workload and develop and test practical and innovative solutions to address these
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explore the impact of existing school culture on workload
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investigate ways in which wider school organisational issues may affect workload in the 3 report areas
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ensure that their research project is rigorous and robust
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evaluate the impact of their project in the classroom and its effect on reducing teacher workload without compromising pupil outcomes
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submit termly progress reports to show that their project is on track
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submit a detailed final research report including a project summary to be published on GOV.UK
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share the findings of their research and make these available to other schools in their region and nationally
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participate in Department for Education and NCTL evaluation
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act as the fund holding school and be responsible for the receipt and use of funding
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complete and return our grant offer letter by the deadline
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report against spend through the NCTL collaborative fund process
Contact details of programme leads for 2016 to 2017
.
Benefits
The research projects will enable schools to:
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make a measurable positive difference to teacher workload
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develop long term solutions to tackling workload from which other schools can learn
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further develop their research skills by engaging with professional researchers
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develop innovative approaches to tackling workload in general, particularly in meeting the cultural challenges outlined in the
3 independent reports into workload
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monitor and evaluate the impact of their project, including any impact on recruitment and retention of teachers
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create local, regional and national networking opportunities to share successful approaches and raise the profile of the
3 independent reports into workload
and their principles and recommendations


City Council votes to make Hart Island more accessible
by Associated PressThe New York City Council has voted to make Hart Island — the nation’s largest public burial ground — more accessible to families of the dead.
By a vote of 45-2, the council opted on Thursday to transfer control of the potter’s field from the Department of Correction to the parks department.
About 1 million people are buried on the desolate island, many anonymously and unclaimed. Graves are dug by prisoners of nearby Rikers Island jail, and the island off the Bronx is reachable only by an occasional ferry.
In recent years, erosion has washed remains into Long Island Sound.
Families who have located their loved ones have difficulties visiting graves under security imposed by prison authorities.
The city is considering public transportation stops that would expand access.


The syntax for mpd.script
is similar to the other mpd
configuration files. Lines beginning with a hash sign are ignored.
A label sits on its own line, starting in the first
column and ends with a colon character.
Chat commands are indented with tab characters and written one per line.
Commands are executed sequentially. Execution continues without stopping until there is an error or one of the following commands is encountered:
success
The script returns success.failure
The script returns failure.wait
Execution of the script is halted
until an event occurs.


This website contains our reports assessing changes in human mobility across the UK during the Covid-19 health crisis.
As of early April, the number of cases of COVID-19 reported in the UK were more than 33,000, with more than 3,500 casualties. Folowing the lead of the countries that were the first to be impacted by the virus (China and Sounth Korea), countries around the world are limiting people’s movement and implementing restriction measures to increase social distances and contain the spreading of the virus.
A key indicator to evaluate the effectiveness of these restrictions and assess the compliance of the population is the reduction in mobility. Here, we will use a large, national-scale data set on human mobility, provided by oour collaboration with Cuebiq, to evaluate the adherence to these measures by the general population.
Our analysis is based on similar projects carried out on Italian data Pepe E. et al. 2020 and US data Klein B. et al. 2020. We aim to provide and assess the changes in commuting and mobility at local authority level across the UK during the Covid-19 health crisis.
[Link to the first report] (8th April 2020).
Authors:
Clodomir Santana Jr. (1), Federico Botta (1), Hugo Barbosa (1), Filippo Privitera (2), Ronaldo Menezes (1) and Riccardo Di Clemente (1).
(1) Department of Computer Science, University of Exeter.
(2) Cuebiq Inc.


Welcome to STS Visualization Tool (2D)!
This is a webpage for visualizing event traces. It's especially useful for debugging non-deterministic replays by comparing the timings of different replay runs.


An apple
An orange
A pizza
A hamburger
A dog
A cat
This is a normal paragraph with text.
This is a paragraph that has HTML in it.
Internation has English as default language. You can change it if you like in the options:
Reveal.initialize({
//
internation: {
locale: "en",
localename: 'English'
},
plugins: [ Internation ]
});

Hello!

There is a link in the paragraph

Add a data-attribute of data-i18n="something"
to the text you want to translate. Skip elements that are common in all languages.
Internation reads HTML by default. If some text contains a span or link, it is better to take that whole piece for translation. If you turn the HTML setting off in the options (you can), you would need to make spans of every text that is not a link.
Internation can automatically generate a JSON file for you based on the existing HTML content of the elements. First turn it on in the options (make sure you have added data-attributes in step 2):
Reveal.initialize({
//
internation: {
makejson: true
},
plugins: [ Internation ]
});
Next, load the page with this URL parameter: ...index.html?makejson
. This will immediately download a JSON file of your current HTML. The URL step is a safeguard for if you accidentally publish with makejson:true
in the options turned on.
Make a copy of your first language JSON. Give the file a name that is obvious (so, fr.json for French).
Now start translating! When you are finished, put the file in an obvious location on your website.
Note: If an element has the data-attribute, but is missing in the dictionary of your new language, it will stay in the original language.
Reveal.initialize({
//
internation: {
languages: {
fr: {
name: "Français",
dictionary: "fr.json"
}
}
},
plugins: [ Internation ]
});
A language in Internation contains both a name and a dictionary. This example shows that a JSON file is used for the dictionary. JSON files will only work if there is a server. It will not work with the file:// protocol.
Reveal.initialize({
//
internation: {
languages: {
fr: {
name: "Français",
dictionary: {
"slides" : {
"intro":{"title":"Bonjour!"}
}
}
}
}
},
plugins: [ Internation ]
});
If you really want to allow local file access, you can put the whole dictionary object in the specific language object in your options.
{
"slides" : {
"intro":{
"title":"Bonjour!",
"paragraph1":"Ceci est un paragraphe"
},
"animals":{
"title":"Animaux",
"dog":"Chien",
"cat":"Chat",
}
},
"menubar" : {
"title":"Voici le titre",
}
}
To get a human-readable structure, Internation looks for a 'slides' object for any sections with ID's. It will also look for any elements with an ID that are outside of the slides, like a menu bar that is visible on all slides.
If you want multiple languages, you will probably also want users to choose. Internation listens to 'change' events of either a select or a set of radio buttons. By default, this is any element with the class langchooser
, but that classname can be changed in the options.
You can put these on a slide (like the first page with the flags) or outside them in an element that is visible on multiple slides (like the menubar in the examples).


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Iraq Veteran Seeks to Rein In Disability Pay NYT Now
Now a West Point professor, Lt. Col. Daniel Gade travels the country to urge a shift toward work incentives for disabled veterans, though some find his message misguided.
Now a West Point professor, Lt. Col. Daniel Gade travels the country to urge a shift toward work incentives for disabled veterans, though some find his message misguided.


SHISHIO MAKOTO
(from Rorouni Kenshin)
Shishio has red eyes.  After being burned, Shishio's skin is brown and cracked, sometimes appearing red. He wears bandages around his entire body in order to ease the pain and hide his deformity.  Over his bandageshe wears a robe, which varies from indigo to purple depending on the lighting. Both before and after his immolation, Shishio tended to wear his kimono with his right side of his chest and right arm exposed.
After the death of Yukishiro Tomoe, Himura Kenshin became a free wielding swordsman to protect members of the Ishin Shishi. Shishio Makoto, born August 1848 in Kyoto Prefecture, became his successor as hitokiri (literally "manslayer", assassin) and was responsible for the assassination of I'izuka, the man who had betrayed the Choshu party. The future Meiji government was more secretive about Shishio than Kenshin; many members of the Chōshū and Satsuma clans (the members of the future Meiji government) had very little information on him.
Shishio's monstrous strength, stamina, resistance to injury, and ability to read his opponents place him in this list Top 9.


As you trace out the graph, the red dots below trace out the Domain of the function, and the Blue dots to the right trace out the Range of the function.
You can also squash the graph onto the x-axis to find the domain or squash the graph onto the y-axis to find the range:


The Email
feature
Email is still a common, relevant and sometimes even preferred channel of communication. Email is often a "noisy" channel and can be difficult to compete for student's attention. However, this doesn't mean we shouldn't target students through this form of communication.
Ideally we can provide beautiful mobile-friendly templates and provide senders with the analytics to view how successful their message is.
Message priority: Low
to High
Message relevance: Low
to High
Examples:


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class Thelia extends Kernel
Constants
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boot()
dispatch an event when application is boot |
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getCacheDir()
Gets the cache directory. |
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getLogDir()
Gets the log directory. |
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registerBundles()
return available bundle |
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Loads the container configuration |
Details
at line 65
public
init()
at line 99
public
boot()
dispatch an event when application is boot
at line 292
public string
getCacheDir()
Gets the cache directory.
at line 309
public string
getLogDir()
Gets the log directory.
at line 342
public array
registerBundles()
return available bundle
Part of Symfony\Component\HttpKernel\KernelInterface
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public
registerContainerConfiguration(LoaderInterface $loader)
Loads the container configuration
part of Symfony\Component\HttpKernel\KernelInterface


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TP C++ 2
1.0
Utility for managing a city's traffic statistics.
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Represents a city's sensor, storing links to events which it has generated. More...
#include <Sensor.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| Sensor (unsigned int sensorId, unsigned int segmentSize, unsigned int maxSegments) | |
| Initializes a new sensor with an ID and no events. More... | |
| virtual | ~Sensor () |
| Destructs a sensor and its list of linked events. | |
| void | addEventLink (EventLink el) |
| Links a new event to the sensor. More... | |
| Event | getEvent (unsigned int i, SegmentedTable< Event > *const events[]) const |
| Fetches an event by following a link to it. More... | |
| EventLink | getEventLink (unsigned int i) const |
| Fetches the link to an event by its position in this sensor's link table. More... | |
| unsigned int | getId () const |
| Returns the sensor's ID. More... | |
| unsigned int | getNumEvents () const |
| Counts the total number of event links (and so events) and returns it. More... | |
Protected Attributes | |
| unsigned int | id |
| The ID uniquely identifying the sensor. | |
| SegmentedTable< EventLink > * | eventLinks |
| A segmented table of all events linked to the sensor. | |
Represents a city's sensor, storing links to events which it has generated.
The sensor does not store the events themselves, which must be stored elsewhere; it simply maintains a table of links pointing to those events. This provides a way to look up events by sensor ID instead of by day.
| Sensor::Sensor | ( | unsigned int | sensorId, |
| unsigned int | segmentSize, | ||
| unsigned int | maxSegments | ||
| ) |
Initializes a new sensor with an ID and no events.
| sensorId | the unique ID of the sensor |
| segmentSize | the size of individual segments |
| maxSegments | the maximum number of segments to be allocated |
| void Sensor::addEventLink | ( | EventLink | el | ) |
Links a new event to the sensor.
All linked events are considered as having been generated by this sensor.
| el | the new link to an event |
| Event Sensor::getEvent | ( | unsigned int | i, |
| SegmentedTable< Event > *const | events[] | ||
| ) | const |
Fetches an event by following a link to it.
The method requires a table of events sorted by day to look up the event.
| i | the index of the event in the day's table |
| events | an array of days' events to look up the event in |
| EventLink Sensor::getEventLink | ( | unsigned int | i | ) | const |
Fetches the link to an event by its position in this sensor's link table.
| i | the index of the event link in the table |
| unsigned int Sensor::getId | ( | ) | const |
Returns the sensor's ID.
| unsigned int Sensor::getNumEvents | ( | ) | const |
Counts the total number of event links (and so events) and returns it.


The methods for creating poetic rhythm vary across languages and between poetic traditions. Languages are often described as having timing set primarily by accents, syllables, or moras, depending on how rhythm is established, though a language can be influenced by multiple approaches.
Metrical rhythm generally involves precise arrangements of stresses or syllables into repeated patterns called feet within a line. In Modern English verse the pattern of stresses primarily differentiate feet, so rhythm based on meter in Modern English is most often founded on the pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables (alone or elided).
In the broadest sense, is the natural, physical, or material world or universe. "Nature" can refer to the phenomena of the physical world, and also to life in general. The study of nature is a large part of science. Although humans are part of nature, human activity is often understood as a separate category from other natural phenomena.
Human society and forests influence each other in both positive and negative ways. Forests provide ecosystem services to humans and serve as tourist attractions. Forests can also impose costs, affect people's health, and interfere with tourist enjoyment. Human activities, including harvesting forest resources, can negatively affect forest ecosystems.
The methods for creating poetic rhythm vary across languages and between poetic traditions. Languages are often described as having timing set primarily by accents, syllables, or moras, depending on how rhythm is established, though a language can be influenced by multiple approaches.
The word nature is derived from the Latin word natura, or "essential qualities, innate disposition", and in ancient times, literally meant "birth". Natura is a Latin translation of the Greek word physis (φύσις), which originally related to the intrinsic characteristics that plants, animals, and other features of the world develop of their own accord. The concept of nature as a whole, the physical universe, is one of several expansions of the original notion; it began with certain core applications of the word φύσις by pre-Socratic philosophers, and has steadily gained currency ever since. This usage continued during the advent of modern scientific method in the last several centuries.
Metrical rhythm generally involves precise arrangements of stresses or syllables into repeated patterns called feet within a line. In Modern English verse the pattern of stresses primarily differentiate feet, so rhythm based on meter in Modern English is most often founded on the pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables (alone or elided).


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With Easy Perf Check your users can run network diagnostics from the comfort of their home with the click of a button. The results are sent to you and you can provide adequate support.
This project will create a tool, that would be a great addition to a Network engineer’s toolkit. By making a substantial improvement to the existing iPerf software, we are creating a user interface that is:
With a simple font-end design to make the less skilled IT technician or end user able to run advanced tests and provide feedback to the Network engineer for troubleshooting assessment.
Although this tool is specifically for Network support engineers, it has a very simple purpose of just running a simple test with TCP and UDP protocols for either a 30 seconds or 60 seconds run test, currently, based on this existing tool, network engineers are required to physically commute and visit the site first-hand to fix to run tests on network issues.
Upon successful completion of this prototype, the addition of Easy iPerf Check in a IT professionals toolkit would bring so much harmony and joy to an IT professional’s life, just by having a simplified way of testing networks without the need of long distance travel would greatly benefit time management and enable the network support team in an organization to be more focused on resolving performance issues within the network.
If the Network engineer were to ask the client to run the tool on their behalf, generally the client would have little to no experience with IT to run this tool. Easy Perf Check was inspired from the challenge's IT professionals may experience when providing network support due to end-users having minimal technical support.
The base construct of the Easy Perf Check Tool is the most important part of the entire project. This is where we integrate of the command prompt and command lines into a user-friendly interface.
By using python to migrate an Auto-run feature, the user simply has to press a button to run a series of commands without having any knowledge or technical skills.
The use of a (UI stack developer) would be needed in to assist with the creation of a sequence of commands within Python to automate the process of running the iPerf software within the Easy Perf Check Tools systematic program.
Upon successful migration of the Auto-run feature in the project, the program will have the basic functionality to perform the required specified tasks needed by the Network support team.
Further advancements and fine tuning can be applied as additional functionality or feature sets to the project at a later date.
Upon completion of the Auto-run feature integration, further fine tuning to usability within the user interface can be accomplished. This could include the addition of an email client to enable the results from the Easy Perf Check to be sent back to the Network support team’s email.
Although it is not necessary for the purpose of running the tests, it will definitely add to the user friendliness of the entire project, also the use of a (UI stack developer) would be needed in the assistance of enhancing this part of the project.
Figure 1 - The Easy Perf Check front-end design
Easy Perf Check (iPerf) is a tool for IT professionals such as network engineers or users with less technical skills to troubleshoot network issues by choosing to run the 4 different tests available. There are TCP and UDP tests both have the option for 30-second and 60-second tests.
Easy Perf Check has a more simplistic front-end to accommodate a wide range of users to function, where the front-end can also be customised for different businesses to suit their needs around diagnostic routines.
Furthermore, if the user requires additional assistance with interpreting the results, there is an option to send the test results to a network engineer to assist them with the problem remotely. Currently, based on the existing tools, network engineers are required to physically commute and visit the sites to troubleshoot and to run tests on networks. Easy Perf Check will improve efficiency, user experience satisfaction and functionality when network services are required and provided.
The production of Easy Perf Check will require a strong Internet connection with static IP which would be received from Fibre Internet Connection. A DNS A record will be used to point a domain or subdomain to an IP address to allow virtual networking testing to be achieved.
Server hardware with at least one Network Interface controller (NIC) has the purpose of connecting a computer to a computer network when a Network Engineer needs to access the user’s system remotely to fix network issues.
A Virtual server – Windows Server 2019 DataCenter will be used to share hardware and software resources with other operating systems to collect data from other devices remotely. The Windows Server 2019 datacentre provides sufficient resources to support a highly virtualised datacentre and cloud environments to store information and data collected.
A Cisco ASA 5516-X will be used for the firewall, which is a security device that offers defence against third-party treats and antivirus protection as well virtual private network (VPN) qualities to monitor and prevent threats. The Cisco ASA 5516-X will be crucial in protecting confidential data for the prototype as well as customer’s information.
The clients or users will need to have access to an Internet connection via a computer or laptop with a supported Windows operating system.
Within group 12, the project idea began from Jason Davis who has had over 10 years of IT industry experience whilst working as a Network Engineer. The team members have read through each other’s project ideas from Assignment 1 where all the team members mutually decided to pursue Easy Perf Check as our project idea in Assignment 2.
Easy Perf Check was inspired on the challenges that IT professionals may experience when providing network support due to end-users having minimal technical knowledge. Jason has dedicated time in explaining the features and functions of Easy Perf Check and the significant impacts it would have on society.
When the team reached the stage of starting Assignment 3, the project idea contributed to 50% of the assignment marks and, as a team, we focused on discussing applying additional innovative functions to the tool. There was a constructive discussion held during the first group meeting to commence Assignment 3 where 2 parties discussed the advantages and limitations of adding additional features to Easy Perf Check which were not addressed in Assignment 1.
There was debate around whether the project idea would be hypothetically more valuable to have multiple functions or features to improve the cost-efficiency and attract investment opportunities. Alternatively, it was argued that a product with minimal functions but providing a specialised function that is highly demanded would also be equally attractive to investors.
During the second meeting afterwards, the group incorporated the practice of majority votes to finalise the decision. The consensus was that only the initial features highlighted in Assignment 2 are sufficient for a MVP (minimum viable product), however as a compromise the whole group came to a mutual decision to consider additional feature to Easy Perf Check. E.g. End-users would be able to complete a survey after using the tool to record their experience with the tool.
The data gathered from the survey could potentially provide valuable insights into customer experience and understand additional customer needs which could be considered for future enhancements to the tool. The survey function was realistically feasible to be incorporated to the tool, similarly to the central concept of having Easy Perf Check, also adding value to stakeholders.
The group has currently agreed and finalised on the features Easy Perf Check should have at the stage of completing Assignment 3. The front-end design of the application has been completed which can be accessed in the application package. The front-end design shows 4 options for users to run either TCP or UDP tests for a combination of 30 seconds or 60 seconds.
There is also an option button to send results. One of the team members has also run 1 test for 30 seconds for UDP. A working prototype written in Python has also been included in the application package to illustrate the running of the tool. The next phase of the project includes linking the designed front-end to the back-end technologies, possibly going through a future stage of technology stack analysis.
It is sometimes useful to define roles for particular participants, such as Lead Developer, or Technical Designer, or User Interface Designer. It is also possible that roles are changed from week to week, depending on what needs to be done next. Have you defined any specific roles for your project? If so, describe and justify these. If not, describe your process and justify why there are no specific roles.
The purpose of this project is to develop a tool that makes network performance testing, specifically throughput, more user friendly.
Building on the iPerf tool and adding a user-friendly interface to the client side of the testing, to enable a less skilled individual to execute specific tests and submit the results back to a network engineering support person to be assessed.
A portable application which can be stored on a USB drive, that will auto run when inserted into a PC. The application will contain a simple UI with 5 buttons, 4 of the buttons will be used to run tests, and the 5th button will be used to submit results back to the network engineer requesting the testing.
The justification for this project is that iPerf, while a highly useful and functional tool, however it lacks user friendliness. A user must be familiar with the command line, and command line switches, understand the default settings for bandwidth use for TCP and UDP traffic, and many other variations.
The UI can be configured to use specific IPs for testing, enabling a standard user with no installation rights or other admin rights, to execute the test and send results back to the support team.
This will enable the network support team in an organisation to be more focused on resolving performance issues, rather than needing to travel to a remote site, just to run a test.
If network performance is in a degraded state, having a support person remotely connect to a site may not be possible, and may influence the test results, especially on high latency connections like satellite.
Assumptions made for this project are that it will initially be developed for testing private WAN connections in corporate environments, where frequently servers and applications are centralised, while staff of the organisation are based at other locations.
This testing can also be utilized for testing the performance of links over an IPSec VPN from a remote office, back to private cloud hosted infrastructure in a datacentre. Testing the ability of routers and firewalls to encrypt and decrypt traffic on the path, which is a process that can impact the throughput of traffic between client and server.
This will initially be developed for use in a Windows client environment, with the deployment of the server end connection available in either Windows or Linux form. The application can be set to run as a daemon on an existing server or be setup as a standalone virtual machine on existing infrastructure.
Exclusions for this project are to exclude any development and testing against Apple PC devices, or portable devices at this stage, such as tablets and phones. The reason for this is simply that this product is not designed to test generic network accessibility, but specific network performance in the ability of a link to sustain and maintain throughput, without a large amount of jitter.
Jitter on a network can be catastrophic for applications such as voice, video, and other intensive applications such as SQL.
As mobile devices are not often used as an endpoint for LAN/WAN connectivity inside an organisation, these devices have been excluded from development and testing.
The major constraint is to have a network available for testing, with a WAN segment. For testing and proof of concept purposes, a server has been configured to run as an iPerf server daemon in a datacentre in Adelaide. The server is a Windows Server 2019 DataCenter virtual machine, running on Dell R730 hardware. The server is protected by a Cisco ASA and has rules to permit only traffic on the iPerf ports, NAT rules for a public IP address and a DNS A record for public DNS availability. Additionally, the firewall is running FirePower IPS and is scanning all traffic for attack signatures. The scanning of this traffic will limit the performance, but it is expected this performance will be adequate for testing and demonstration purposes. These constraints would unlikely be present in a private WAN environment, as IPS in particular, is normally only used on a boundary to a public network like the Internet.
On the front-end side, there are significant constraints that are yet to be solved. If not mitigated, these constraints may render the initial product implementation concept not viable and may require a review of the technology stack used to implement the product functionality. The main constraints are listed below:
Alternative explored implementations can also add additional constraints.
This could be done however using other technologies not yet explored in depth at this stage, such as PHP, Python (Flask or django), Java or C# (.NET Core).
Preferable that this device is not connected to its local internet connection via a wireless access point. A cable connection will be required, as wireless connections are half-duplex and will create problems with TCP testing in particular.
Protorype Development
The team has a varied skill set with all team members contributing to the outcome of the project in their capacity. In particular for the prototype development, 2 team members had prior experience in the technologies required to develop an initial working prototype.
Testing will be completed as part of the proof of concept. Due to the simple nature of this program, substantial testing will not be required.
The server needs to be setup and installed, NAT and firewall rules added, and at this point the server functionality can be tested against the static IP of the server. The A record can also be tested.
For testing purposes, the server will be publicly accessible, although for production environments, it is not expected the server component will be publicly accessible.
It is expected that project team members, being based in different states, will run a test from their local network against the public server for testing, to verify it works, and results can be recorded.
As part of application testing, all features must pass unit tests. A Draft Test Plan is reproduced here as a reference of the prototype final version smoke testing.
Note: All team members are responsible for completing the feedback component.
Overall, our team adapted an agile approach to plan and assign tasks on a weekly basis to adapt to any changes in the situation. This has ensured us to complete all the tasks within the time frame as a team and identity any arising risks.
Figure 2 - The Easy Perf Check back-end running over the iPerf platform.
The amount, style and quantity of Communication has been described as one of the key elements in determining team success in achieving its goals. (Martin, 2003) Building on this premise, in this project, the team established open channels of communication that could foster a highly open and productive environment and solid processes to support collaboration.
The group developed a communication strategy including 3 components to support the processes and procedures required in order to deliver the Easy Perf Check solution project successfully, in a timely manner, whilst using team members’ skills to the fullest. These processes and strategies are described below.
Figure 3 - Sample of tools used to implement group processes, communication and collaboration.
Martin, R., 2003. Agile Software Development. Upper Saddle River, N.J.: Pearson Education.


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Constructor Injection is a Dependency Injection variant where an object gets all its dependencies via the constructor. This is PicoContainer's most important feature.
The most important benefits of Constructor Injection are:
Martin Fowler explains Constructor
Injection
in more detail.
PicoContainer also supports Setter Injection.
Rachel Davies, while reviewing Joe's book, left a Fermat-like margin note when view a snippet like the above. "Why not use constructors ?". Brilliant and simple.
public class Shop { private final StockManager stockManager; private final String shopZipCode; public Shop(StockManager stockManager, String shopZipCode) { this.stockManager = stockManager; this.shopZipCode = shopZipCode; } }
Note, for this there is no need to declare needs in any other way. No interfaces, no doclet tags, no external XML. Just your simple component(s) and PicoContainer. No need for post assembly/config initialization either. If it is constructed (not withstanding some asserts on nulls) it has its needs satisfied. Components need not be interface/implementation separated. This is the coder's choice.
PicoContainer was the first lightweight container to support and popularize this for of dependency injection. Spring Framework has been retrofitted with constructor injection capability, but its primary focus is still setter injection. Even Avalon's reference container has been upgraded to have compatibility with constructor injection components.


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Ed Gets The Bum’s Rush
by David MannersWe have the works on our opponents – policies, strategies, campaign appearances, dirty tricks, media events, scandal revelations – the lot, Ed confides to his diary, it’s like cracking Enigma – we know exactly what the opposition are going to do next.
All thanks to Greaser’s cyber-spy outfit Scunthorpe Systematica which penetrated their system while feinting a Denial of Service attack. The PM promises me a Dukedom if this works out but the PM’s promises are for show not to go.
Thanks to a heads-up from SS about the opposition’s broadband plans, Greaser is now preparing to IPO his trench digging subsidiary, FossLux, which, thanks to me, has received government approval for fibre installation.
The publicity from both main parties’ broadband initiatives is going to push FossLux’s value sky-high. Whoever wins this election – gigabit broadband is now seen by the public as a right.
I get Greaser on the blower.
“If we lose the election, Greaser, I shall be available to help with the FossLux IPO.”
“How, Ed?” asks Greaser.
“I would be prepared to serve on the FossLux board.”
“And how would that help the FossLux IPO, Ed?”
“Having a Peer of the Realm, a former Cabinet Minister and an ex technology CEO on the board would give the IPO greater credibility, Greaser.”
“Really Ed? Are pols seen as trustworthy? Or are they seen as opportunistic, on the make, chancers? Having you on the board would be a negative.”
“Steady on Greaser, I have contacts, influence, friends . . . . . .”
“Who will all be useless if you lose the election, Ed. We’ll need friends in the new government. Your association with us would be harmful.”
“But we’re old muckers, Greaser.”
“True Ed, but business is business.”


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This is the reference for the Java client to Cloduera Manager (CM).
While the CM API is defined as a RESTful HTTP API, using JSON objects for requests and responses, you rarely need to interact with the HTTP or JSON layer as a user of the Java client. The Java client is a proxy, built from the same JAX-RS interface that defines the server-side implementation.
The main entry point to the Java client is via the
ClouderaManagerClientBuilder
. For example:
RootResourceV3 apiRoot = new ClouderaManagerClientBuilder()
.withHost("your.cm.com")
.withUsernamePassword("admin", "admin")
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.getRootV3();
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installation, which you can find out by accessing
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.
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Upon errors, the client will throw exceptions with HTTP error codes in the 400s and 500s:


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Loading a large file that uses a template can be very slow, since HexEdit must process the whole file before it can display the tree view. (Of course, the speed is somewhat dependent on the template in use and the actual data of the file.) Here are a few ways to speed up the process.
First if the template uses arrays ("for" elements) where the elements are of fixed size then HexEdit does not need to process every element of the array. Instead it can display the first few elements of the array and then a icon representing the rest of the elements. You can reduce the number of fixed-size array elements that are processed with the "Number of fixed array elements" field in the Display Options page. (For some templates this may cause errors as elements that are not processed cannot be used in expressions.)
The only other way to speed up templates is to modify the template (XML) file itself. For example, you can remove domain attributes from data elements, especially if the data element is in a large array. The repeated evaluation of the domain expression will slow down the template processing.
If a template has become complicated and slow due to handling the differences between different versions of a file format you can split the template up into several to handle each of the file versions. This will also make the templates easier to use and maintain. Of course, in each template you should do a domain check on the version field to make sure the right template is used with the right file version.


150 golfers to vie for Tema Open trophy
Tema, Nov. 15, GNA — This year’s Tema Open Golf Championship will tee-off at the Tema Country Golf Course on Saturday, November 23 and ends on Sunday, November 24.
Mr. Kwadwo Antwi Boateng, the General Manager of the Tema Country Golf Club who disclosed this at Tema on Friday, said the two-day 36-Hole Scratch competition, was being sponsored by MTN Ghana and EMEFS Construction Limited.
He said the competition was opened to amateur and professional golfers throughout the country was expected to attract about 150 golfers.
Mr. Boateng said the competition would be played in accordance with the rules of golf as approved by the Royal and Ancient Golf of St Andrew and the Ghana Golf Association.
He said the competition would be played in Men’s Scratch, 36-Hole, Men’s Handicap, Ladies Handicap, Seniors Group, Men’s Special as well as Professional’s category.
The General Manager said amateur players with Handicap 18 and below were qualified to play in the main event and that players with Handicap 30 would play in Handicap 24.
Among the array of golfers expected to be seen in action would include Dr. Nana Ani Agyei, Captain of the club, Kweku Okyere, Alex Fiagomey, both former captains and Felix Owusu-Adjepong, former President of the club.
The Ladies section would also witness a stiff opposition from Mona Myles-Lamptey, Florence Etwi-Barima, Adelaide Owusu-Adjdepong and Grace Afriyie.
The Professionals would engage in a hectic 72-Hole event beginning on Thursday, November 21 and end on Sunday, November 24.
Apart from the main prizes which would be awarded in all categories, there would also be prizes for ‘Longest Drive’ as well as ‘Nearest To the Pin’.
Officials from MTN Ghana and EMEFS Construction Limited are expected to grace the occasion.
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Gecode::Matrix< A > Class Template Reference
[Direct modeling support]
Matrix-interface for arrays. More...
#include <minimodel.hh>
Public Types | |
| typedef ArrayTraits< A >::ValueType | ValueType |
| The type of elements of this array. | |
| typedef ArrayTraits< A >::ArgsType | ArgsType |
| The type of the Args-array type for ValueType values. | |
Public Member Functions | |
| Matrix (A a, int w, int h) | |
| Basic constructor. | |
| Matrix (A a, int n) | |
| Basic constructor. | |
| int | width (void) const |
| Return the width of the matrix. | |
| int | height (void) const |
| Return the height of the matrix. | |
| ArgsType const | get_array (void) const |
| Return an Args-array of the contents of the matrix. | |
| ValueType & | operator() (int c, int r) |
| Access element (c, r) of the matrix. | |
| const ValueType & | operator() (int c, int r) const |
| Access element (c, r) of the matrix. | |
| Slice< A > | slice (int fc, int tc, int fr, int tr) const |
| Access slice of the matrix. | |
| Slice< A > | row (int r) const |
| Access row r. | |
| Slice< A > | col (int c) const |
| Access column c. | |
Related Functions | |
(Note that these are not member functions.) | |
| template<class Char , class Traits , class A > | |
| std::basic_ostream< Char, Traits > & | operator<< (std::basic_ostream< Char, Traits > &os, const Matrix< A > &m) |
| template<class Char , class Traits , class A > | |
| std::basic_ostream< Char, Traits > & | operator<< (std::basic_ostream< Char, Traits > &os, const Slice< A > &s) |
| void | element (Home home, const Matrix< IntArgs > &m, IntVar x, IntVar y, IntVar z, IntPropLevel ipl=IPL_DEF) |
| Element constraint for matrix. | |
| void | element (Home home, const Matrix< IntArgs > &m, IntVar x, IntVar y, BoolVar z, IntPropLevel ipl=IPL_DEF) |
| Element constraint for matrix. | |
| void | element (Home home, const Matrix< IntVarArgs > &m, IntVar x, IntVar y, IntVar z, IntPropLevel ipl=IPL_DEF) |
| Element constraint for matrix. | |
| void | element (Home home, const Matrix< BoolVarArgs > &m, IntVar x, IntVar y, BoolVar z, IntPropLevel ipln=IPL_DEF) |
| Element constraint for matrix. | |
| void | element (Home home, const Matrix< IntSetArgs > &m, IntVar x, IntVar y, SetVar z) |
| Element constraint for matrix. | |
| void | element (Home home, const Matrix< SetVarArgs > &m, IntVar x, IntVar y, SetVar z) |
| Element constraint for matrix. | |
| template<class A > | |
| SymmetryHandle | rows_interchange (const Matrix< A > &m) |
| Interchangeable rows symmetry specification. | |
| template<class A > | |
| SymmetryHandle | columns_interchange (const Matrix< A > &m) |
| Interchangeable columns symmetry specification. | |
| template<class A > | |
| SymmetryHandle | rows_reflect (const Matrix< A > &m) |
| Reflect rows symmetry specification. | |
| template<class A > | |
| SymmetryHandle | columns_reflect (const Matrix< A > &m) |
| Reflect columns symmetry specification. | |
| template<class A > | |
| SymmetryHandle | diagonal_reflect (const Matrix< A > &m) |
| Reflect around main diagonal symmetry specification. |
Detailed Description
template<class A>
class Gecode::Matrix< A >
Matrix-interface for arrays.
This class allows for wrapping some array and accessing it as a matrix.
- Note:
- This is a light-weight wrapper, and is not intended for storing variables directly instead of in an array.
Definition at line 2161 of file minimodel.hh.
Member Typedef Documentation
| typedef ArrayTraits<A>::ValueType Gecode::Matrix< A >::ValueType |
The type of elements of this array.
Definition at line 2164 of file minimodel.hh.
| typedef ArrayTraits<A>::ArgsType Gecode::Matrix< A >::ArgsType |
The type of the Args-array type for ValueType values.
Definition at line 2166 of file minimodel.hh.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| Gecode::Matrix< A >::Matrix | ( | A | a, | |
| int | w, | |||
| int | h | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Basic constructor.
Constructs a Matrix from the array a, using w and h as the width and height of the matrix.
The elements in the wrapped array a are accessed in row-major order.
- Exceptions:
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MiniModel::ArgumentSizeMismatch Raised if the parameters w and h doesn't match the size of the array a.
Definition at line 127 of file matrix.hpp.
| Gecode::Matrix< A >::Matrix | ( | A | a, | |
| int | n | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Basic constructor.
Constructs a square Matrix from the array a, using n as the length of the sides.
The elements in the wrapped array a are accessed in row-major order.
- Exceptions:
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MiniModel::ArgumentSizeMismatch Raised if the parameter n doesn't match the size of the array a.
Definition at line 135 of file matrix.hpp.
Member Function Documentation
| int Gecode::Matrix< A >::width | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
Return the width of the matrix.
Definition at line 143 of file matrix.hpp.
| int Gecode::Matrix< A >::height | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
Return the height of the matrix.
Definition at line 146 of file matrix.hpp.
| Matrix< A >::ArgsType const Gecode::Matrix< A >::get_array | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
Return an Args-array of the contents of the matrix.
Definition at line 149 of file matrix.hpp.
| Matrix< A >::ValueType & Gecode::Matrix< A >::operator() | ( | int | c, | |
| int | r | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Access element (c, r) of the matrix.
- Exceptions:
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MiniModel::ArgumentOutOfRange Raised if c or r are out of range.
Definition at line 155 of file matrix.hpp.
| const Matrix< A >::ValueType & Gecode::Matrix< A >::operator() | ( | int | c, | |
| int | r | |||
| ) | const [inline] |
Access element (c, r) of the matrix.
- Exceptions:
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MiniModel::ArgumentOutOfRange Raised if c or r are out of range.
Definition at line 163 of file matrix.hpp.
| Slice< A > Gecode::Matrix< A >::slice | ( | int | fc, | |
| int | tc, | |||
| int | fr, | |||
| int | tr | |||
| ) | const [inline] |
Access slice of the matrix.
This function allows accessing a slice of the matrix, located at columns and rows . The result of this function is an object that can be converted into either a Matrix<ArgsType> or into ArgsType.
For further information, see Slice.
Definition at line 171 of file matrix.hpp.
| Slice< A > Gecode::Matrix< A >::row | ( | int | r | ) | const [inline] |
Access row r.
Definition at line 177 of file matrix.hpp.
| Slice< A > Gecode::Matrix< A >::col | ( | int | c | ) | const [inline] |
Access column c.
Definition at line 183 of file matrix.hpp.
Friends And Related Function Documentation
| std::basic_ostream< Char, Traits > & operator<< | ( | std::basic_ostream< Char, Traits > & | os, | |
| const Matrix< A > & | m | |||
| ) | [related] |
Print matrix m
Definition at line 189 of file matrix.hpp.
| std::basic_ostream< Char, Traits > & operator<< | ( | std::basic_ostream< Char, Traits > & | os, | |
| const Slice< A > & | s | |||
| ) | [related] |
Print slice s
Definition at line 203 of file matrix.hpp.
| void element | ( | Home | home, | |
| const Matrix< IntArgs > & | m, | |||
| IntVar | x, | |||
| IntVar | y, | |||
| IntVar | z, | |||
| IntPropLevel | ipl = IPL_DEF | |||
| ) | [related] |
Element constraint for matrix.
Here, x and y are the coordinates and z is the value at position m(x,y).
Definition at line 208 of file matrix.hpp.
| void element | ( | Home | home, | |
| const Matrix< IntArgs > & | m, | |||
| IntVar | x, | |||
| IntVar | y, | |||
| BoolVar | z, | |||
| IntPropLevel | ipl = IPL_DEF | |||
| ) | [related] |
Element constraint for matrix.
Here, x and y are the coordinates and z is the value at position m(x,y).
Definition at line 213 of file matrix.hpp.
| void element | ( | Home | home, | |
| const Matrix< IntVarArgs > & | m, | |||
| IntVar | x, | |||
| IntVar | y, | |||
| IntVar | z, | |||
| IntPropLevel | ipl = IPL_DEF | |||
| ) | [related] |
Element constraint for matrix.
Here, x and y are the coordinates and z is the value at position m(x,y).
Definition at line 218 of file matrix.hpp.
| void element | ( | Home | home, | |
| const Matrix< BoolVarArgs > & | m, | |||
| IntVar | x, | |||
| IntVar | y, | |||
| BoolVar | z, | |||
| IntPropLevel | ipln = IPL_DEF | |||
| ) | [related] |
Element constraint for matrix.
Here, x and y are the coordinates and z is the value at position m(x,y).
Definition at line 223 of file matrix.hpp.
| void element | ( | Home | home, | |
| const Matrix< IntSetArgs > & | m, | |||
| IntVar | x, | |||
| IntVar | y, | |||
| SetVar | z | |||
| ) | [related] |
Element constraint for matrix.
Here, x and y are the coordinates and z is the value at position m(x,y).
| void element | ( | Home | home, | |
| const Matrix< SetVarArgs > & | m, | |||
| IntVar | x, | |||
| IntVar | y, | |||
| SetVar | z | |||
| ) | [related] |
Element constraint for matrix.
Here, x and y are the coordinates and z is the value at position m(x,y).
Definition at line 235 of file matrix.hpp.
| SymmetryHandle rows_interchange | ( | const Matrix< A > & | m | ) | [related] |
| SymmetryHandle columns_interchange | ( | const Matrix< A > & | m | ) | [related] |
| SymmetryHandle rows_reflect | ( | const Matrix< A > & | m | ) | [related] |
| SymmetryHandle columns_reflect | ( | const Matrix< A > & | m | ) | [related] |
| SymmetryHandle diagonal_reflect | ( | const Matrix< A > & | m | ) | [related] |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- gecode/minimodel.hh
- gecode/minimodel/matrix.hpp


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Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid laugh off Good Morning Britain 'secret feud' claims
According to Woman's Own their GMB partnership is "in tatters"
by Robert LeighGood Morning Britain hosts Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid have made light of magazine claims they are 'warring behind the scenes'.
Piers, 54, has recently hinted he could be leaving the ITV breakfast show in 2020 - and according to Woman's Own their GMB partnership is "in tatters".
But while both presenters laughed off suggestions from the mag that it is "over" between the pair as they leafed through its pages on the show earlier today, Piers did not address whether the rumours could inform any decision he has to make about staying or going.
Susanna, 48, scoffed at claims from the cover story that she is fed up of 'walking in Piers' shadow' and has 'had enough' of the former newspaper editor.
Read more: Good Morning Britain staff 'furious' over Charlotte Hawkins promotion
And Piers was also dismissive of speculation his attacks on the Duchess of Sussex have angered TV bosses.
However, as both joked about supposed sources passing on information about them to glossy mags, Piers did not deny the claims entirely.
Noting a copy of the mag had been left backstage with all the pertinent claims highlighted in pen, he wondered: "What is fascinating is despite the revelation, the question becomes, who leaked this?"
Piers continued: "Someone had marked up some of the more contentious, allegations. Let's leave them at the moment as unconfirmed speculation."
Read more: Lorraine savages Boris Johnson's 'friend' Jennifer Arcuri on Good Morning Britain
Piers recently hinted he could be on his way next year.
He teased his professional services have not been secured to accommodate the extra half hour on the box every morning that upcoming changes to the daytime schedule will require.
It is believed he negotiated a 12 month contract reported to be worth about £1.1 million last year.
In October, a petition demanding the former newspaper editor's sacking racked up thousands of signatures.
- Good Morning Britain airs on weekdays from 6am
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The Accelerate™ Dashboard
The Accelerate™ dashboard gives you a way to view the performance of your partners. It contains two screens which can be accessed from left menu; the overall dashboard that gives you aggregated results across all your partners and the single Partners where you can view the details of one partner at a time.
Overall Dashboard
To access this page, select "Dashboard" from the menu. The dashboard will be divided into the following sections, each having one or more tiles.
Suggested KPIs
This section will contain all the Suggested KPIs that have been created for your partners. Once the partner has mapped their template to your Suggested template, the KPI will be automaticaly calculated. A tile will be created for each partner and each KPI that has been created.
Self Reporting KPIs
This section will contain all the KPIs that your partners have chosen to share with you. It will include their projected value as well as the latest reported value.
Activity and Story Tracker
This section will map the activities and stories that have been uploaded by your partners to give you a geographical view of where the impact is happening
Messages
This section will contain messages sent between you and your partners. In order to send a message, you will need to go to the Partner dashboard.
Preferences
You can choose how your page will look. Select "Preferences" from the Top right menu where you will be able to turn and and off various parts of this page. There is also a cross at the top of each tile.
Partner Dashboard
To access this page, select "Partners" from the menu. It will present data for one partner at a time. You will be able to change between partners by selecting from the drop down at the top of the page. The page will be divided into the following sections, each having one or more tiles.
Suggested KPIs
This section will contain all the Suggested KPIs that have been created for your partner. Once the partner has mapped their template to your Suggested template, the KPI will be automaticaly calculated. A tile will be created for each KPI that has been created.
Self Reporting KPIs
This section will contain all the KPIs that your partner have chosen to share with you. It will include their projected value as well as the latest reported value.
Activity and Story Tracker
This section will map the activities and stories that have been uploaded by your partner to give you a geographical view of where the impact is happening
Messages
This section will contain messages sent between you and your partner. You will be able to send a message to them and they will reply in the Impact™ portal.
Preferences
You can choose how your page will look. Select "Preferences" from the Top right menu where you will be able to turn and and off various parts of this page. There is also a cross at the top of each tile.


EplusSql
class wraps SQL queries that can retrieve simulation outputs using
EnergyPlus SQLite output file.
SQLite output is an optional output format for EnergyPlus. It will be created
if there is an object in class Output:SQLite
. If the value of field
Option
in class Output:SQLite
is set to "SimpleAndTabular"
, then
database tables related to the tabular reports will be also included.
There are more than 30 tables in the SQLite output file which contains all of
the data found in EnergyPlus's tabular output files, standard variable and
meter output files, plus a number of reports that are found in the
eplusout.eio output file. The full description for SQLite outputs can be
found in the EnergyPlus "Output Details and Examples" documentation. Note
that all column names of tables returned have been tidied, i.e. "KeyValue"
becomes "key_value"
, "IsMeter"
becomes "is_meter"
and etc.
EplusSql
class makes it possible to directly retrieve simulation results
without creating an EplusJob object. EplusJob can only get simulation
outputs after the job was successfully run before.
However, it should be noted that, unlike EplusJob, there is no checking on
whether the simulation is terminated or completed unsuccessfully or, the
parent Idf has been changed since last simulation. This means that you may
encounter some problems when retrieve data from an unsuccessful simulation.
It is suggested to carefully go through the .err
file using read_err()
to
make sure the output data in the SQLite is correct and reliable.
epsql <- eplus_sql(sql) epsql$path() epsql$path_idf() epsql$list_table() epsql$read_table(table) epsql$report_data_dict() epsql$report_data( key_value = NULL, name = NULL, year = NULL, tz = "UTC", case = "auto", all = FALSE, period = NULL, month = NULL, day = NULL, hour = NULL, minute = NULL, interval = NULL, simulation_days = NULL, day_type = NULL, environment_name = NULL ) job$tabular_data(report_name = NULL, report_for = NULL, table_name = NULL, column_name = NULL, row_name = NULL) epsql$print() print(epsql)
epsql <- eplus_sql(sql) epsql$path() epsql$path_idf()
$path()
returns the path of EnergyPlus SQLite file.
$path_idf()
returns the IDF file path with same name as the SQLite file in
the same folder. NULL
is returned if no corresponding IDF is found.
Arguments:
epsql
: An EplusSQL
object.
sql
: A path to an local EnergyPlus SQLite output file.
epsql$list_table() epsql$read_table(table) epsql$report_data_dict() epsql$report_data(key_value = NULL, name = NULL, year = NULL, tz = "UTC",case = "auto", all = FALSE, period = NULL, month = NULL, day = NULL, hour = NULL, minute = NULL, interval = NULL, simulation_days = NULL, day_type = NULL, environment_name = NULL) epsql$tabular_data(report_name = NULL, report_for = NULL, table_name = NULL, column_name = NULL, row_name = NULL)
$list_table()
returns all available table and view names in the SQLite file.
$read_table()
takes a valid table
name of those from $list_table()
and
returns that table data in a data.table format.
$report_data_dict()
returns a data.table which
contains all information about report data. For details on the meaning of
each columns, please see "<IP_ADDRESS> ReportDataDictionary Table" in EnergyPlus
"Output Details and Examples" documentation.
$report_data()
extracts the report data in a
data.table using key values, variable names and
other specifications. $report_data()
can also directly take all or subset
output from $report_data_dict()
as input, and extract all data specified.
The returned column numbers varies depending on all
argument.
all
is FALSE
, the returned data.table has 6
columns:
case
: Simulation case specified using case
argument
datetime
: The date time of simulation result
key_value
: Key name of the data
name
: Actual report data name
units
: The data units
value
: The data value
all
is TRUE
, besides columns described above, extra columns are also
included:
month
: The month of reported date time
day
: The day of month of reported date time
hour
: The hour of reported date time
minute
: The minute of reported date time
dst
: Daylight saving time indicator. Possible values: 0
and 1
interval
: Length of reporting interval
simulation_days
: Day of simulation
day_type
: The type of day, e.g. Monday
, Tuesday
and etc.
environment_name
: A text string identifying the environment
is_meter
: Whether report data is a meter data. Possible values: 0
and
1
type
: Nature of data type with respect to state. Possible values: Sum
and Avg
index_group
: The report group, e.g. Zone
, System
timestep_type
: Type of data timestep. Possible values: Zone
and HVAC System
reporting_frequency
: The reporting frequency of the variable, e.g.
HVAC System Timestep
, Zone Timestep
.
schedule_name
: Name of the the schedule that controls reporting
frequency.
With the datetime
column, it is quite straightforward to apply time-series
analysis on the simulation output. However, another painful thing is that
every simulation run period has its own Day of Week for Start Day
. Randomly
setting the year
may result in a date time series that does not have
the same start day of week as specified in the RunPeriod objects.
eplusr provides a simple solution for this. By setting year
to NULL
,
which is the default behavior, eplusr will calculate a year value (from
current year backwards) for each run period that compliances with the start
day of week restriction.
It is worth noting that EnergyPlus uses 24-hour clock system where 24 is only used to denote midnight at the end of a calendar day. In EnergyPlus output, "00:24:00" with a time interval being 15 mins represents a time period from "00:23:45" to "00:24:00", and similarly "00:15:00" represents a time period from "00:24:00" to "00:15:00" of the next day. This means that if current day is Friday, day of week rule applied in schedule time period "00:23:45" to "00:24:00" (presented as "00:24:00" in the output) is also Friday, but not Saturday. However, if you try to get the day of week of time "00:24:00" in R, you will get Saturday, but not Friday. This introduces inconsistency and may cause problems when doing data analysis considering day of week value.
$tabular_data()
extracts the tabular data in a
data.table using report, table, column and row
name specifications. The returned data.table has
8 columns:
index
: Tabular data index
report_name
: The name of the report that the record belongs to
report_for
: The For
text that is associated with the record
table_name
: The name of the table that the record belongs to
column_name
: The name of the column that the record belongs to
row_name
: The name of the row that the record belongs to
units
: The units of the record
value
: The value of the record in string format
For convenience, input character arguments matching in $report_data()
and
$tabular_data()
are case-insensitive.
Arguments
key_value
: A character vector to identify key values of the data. If
NULL
, all keys of that variable will be returned. key_value
can also be
data.frame that contains key_value
and name
columns. In this case,
name
argument in $report_data()
is ignored. All available key_value
for current simulation output can be obtained using $report_data_dict()
.
Default: NULL
.
name
: A character vector to identify names of the data. If
NULL
, all names of that variable will be returned. If key_value
is a
data.frame, name
is ignored. All available name
for current simulation
output can be obtained using $report_data_dict()
. Default: NULL
.
year
: Year of the date time in column datetime
. If NULL
, it
will calculate a year value that meets the start day of week restriction
for each environment. Default: NULL
.
tz
: Time zone of date time in column datetime
. Default: "UTC"
.
case
: If not NULL
, a character column will be added indicates the case
of this simulation. If "auto"
, the name of the IDF file without extension
is used.
all
: If TRUE
, extra columns are also included in the returned
data.table.
period
: A Date or POSIXt vector used to specify which time period to
return. The year value does not matter and only month, day, hour and
minute value will be used when subsetting. If NULL
, all time period of
data is returned. Default: NULL
.
month
, day
, hour
, minute
: Each is an integer vector for month, day,
hour, minute subsetting of datetime
column when querying on the SQL
database. If NULL
, no subsetting is performed on those components. All
possible month
, day
, hour
and minute
can be obtained using
$read_table("Time")
. Default: NULL
.
interval
: An integer vector used to specify which interval length of
report to extract. If NULL
, all interval will be used. Default: NULL
.
simulation_days
: An integer vector to specify which simulation day data
to extract. Note that this number resets after warmup and at the beginning
of an environment period. All possible simulation_days
can be obtained
using $read_table("Time")
. If NULL
, all simulation days will be used.
Default: NULL
.
day_type
: A character vector to specify which day type of data to
extract. All possible day types are: Sunday
, Monday
, Tuesday
,
Wednesday
, Thursday
, Friday
, Saturday
, Holiday
,
SummerDesignDay
, WinterDesignDay
, CustomDay1
, and CustomDay2
. All
possible values for current simulation output can be obtained using
$read_table("Time")
.
environment_name
: A character vector to specify which environment data to
extract. All possible environment_name
for current simulation output can
be obtained using $read_table("EnvironmentPeriods").
If NULL
, all
environment data are returned. Default: NULL
.
report_name
, report_for
, table_name
, column_name
, row_name
:
Each is a character vector for subsetting when querying the SQL database.
For the meaning of each argument, please see the description above.
epsql$print() print(epsql)
$print()
shows the core information of this EplusSql
object, including
the path of the EnergyPlus SQLite file, last modified time of the SQLite file
and the path of the IDF file with the same name in the same folder.
Arguments
epsql
: An EplusSQL
object.
# NOT RUN { if (is_avail_eplus(8.8)) { idf_name <- "1ZoneUncontrolled.idf" epw_name <- "USA_CA_San.Francisco.Intl.AP.724940_TMY3.epw" idf_path <- file.path(eplus_config(8.8)$dir, "ExampleFiles", idf_name) epw_path <- file.path(eplus_config(8.8)$dir, "WeatherData", epw_name) # copy to tempdir and run the model idf <- read_idf(idf_path) idf$run(epw_path, tempdir()) # create from local file sql <- eplus_sql(file.path(tempdir(), "1ZoneUncontrolled.sql")) # get sql file path sql$path() # get the parent IDF file path sql$path_idf() # list all tables in the sql file sql$list_table() # read a specific table sql$read_read("Zones") # read report data dictionary sql$report_data_dict() # read report data sql$report_data(name = "EnergyTransfer:Building") # read tabular data sql$tabular_data() } # }


I managed to get 30 of these pills about a month ago. These pills are supposedly for ADHD or depression, but can be used for certain types of dementia as well. This is the only SNRI that the FDA has approved as of yet.
t+0min: Took 2 x 60mg with no prior mood modifiers
t+30min: Disconnected from reality – feel like I’m floating
t:45min: Feel spaced out - I can focus on only one thing at a time
t:50min: Took another two 60mg doses
t+60min: Remembering things long forgotten, voices seem distant, random things seem pleasantly mellow. Can’t read anymore as I see words dancing on pages.
t+120min: Effects actually strengthening. I hear random voices, one of which is my own, saying phrases that I did not directly think of. The words I hear make me think. One such phrase was 'You will find your answers on the road to Egypt.' My mind revels in mysteries as I look for significance to the things that I hear. I start thinking in at higher plane (or i should say i feel like i do..). The world makes complete ‘sense’ now. I feel extremely content, almost euphoric.
t+130min: Visual hallucinations now. Different scenes pass slowly before me, I cant tell whether my eyes are opened or closed. I absorb the details of places that I've never seen before. I look at myself in a passing mirror and I do not recognize myself until I wave my hands in front of it. It all seems right somehow.
t+200min: For whatever reason I find myself in HP Lovecrafts' dream world. I'm talking to Randolph Carter about the Dholes and how best to avoid them. He has a silver key tied to a string around his neck. I attribute much importance to that key.
~t:240min: I see Pickman, the artist turned goul, in his own realm. The zoogs have led me here for some unknown reason. Pickman asks how East Boston is doing.
t:260: The world seems fragmented. Like I'm falling 'asleep' though I'm fully awake.
t:300: I ‘wake up’ and find that though I felt a great time has passed (months to years), only a few hours have.
t+320: I feel somewhat groggy and low. It's 3:00am now and I'm wide awake. I can’t sleep at all, though I'm not restless about it. I get up and start working on my website.
Rest of the day: I feel that I can do/work on anything, though I now have a rather short temper, and that isn't usually the case. I find that interruptions bother me immensely, though after the interruptions are over, I feel pleasantly mellow.
In retrospect I think that 240mg was too much to start off with. Overall I’d say it was worth doing.
-gjr
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Tottenham are interested in Ruben Dias, but for next summer
by BeSoccerTottenham Hotspur like Ruben Dias a lot. The English press state this, but they also make it clear that the Lodon club will not sign anyone in the winter market. Spurs will go for the young centre-back, from Benfica, in the summer.
Tottenham will have to sign central defenders whether they want to or not.
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According to the 'Independent', the player Spurs have chosen is young, Benfica centre-back, Ruben Dias, who is only 22-years-old. The Portuguese, wanted by many big European clubs, will also now try and be tempted by Spurs.
What Tottenham don't look like they will be doing is going in for him in the winter transfer market. The London club will wait for the summer to pounce, but given their well-known need to sign and big competition for the youngster, it will be very difficult.


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| Stat Category | Point Value |
| Passing Yards | 1 point for every 25 yards |
| Passing TDs | 6 points |
| Passing Interceptions | -2 points |
| Passing 2-Point Conversions | 2 points |
| Stat Category | Point Value |
| Rushing Yards | 1 point for every 10 yards |
| Rushing TDs | 6 points |
| Rushing 2-Point Conversions | 2 points |
| Stat Category | Point Value |
| Receptions | 1 point (for PPR scoring) |
| Receiving Yards | 1 point for every 10 yards |
| Receiving TDs | 6 points |
| Receiving 2-Point Conversions | 2 points |
| Stat Category | Point Value |
| Offensive Fumble Recovery TD | 6 points |
| Fumbles Lost | -2 points |
| Stat Category | Point Value |
| Kicking PATs | 1 point |
| Kicking FGs | 0-49 yards: 3 points 50+ yards: 5 points |
| Stat Category | Point Value |
| Defense/Special Teams TDs | 6 points |
| Defensive Interception | 2 points |
| Defensive Sack | 1 point |
| Defensive Fumble Recovery | 2 points |
| Defensive Blocked Kick | 2 points |
| Defensive Safety | 2 points |
| Defensive PAT | 2 points |
| Defensive Points Allowed |
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THE MAN WITHOUT A WORLD A film review by Thomas E. Billings Copyright 1991 Thomas E. Billings
Synopsis: Self-described as a rediscovered classic silent film by (fictitious) Soviet director Yevgeny Antinov, this is really a parody of silent films. Set in a shtetl, a small Jewish village in Eastern Europe in 1928, the story centers on the romance between a young, handsome and incompetent poet (incredibly bad poetry!), and the beautiful daughter of a village merchant. Outrageously melodramatic at times, silly, corny, and containing plenty of Jewish jokes, it is also a pleasant, witty, funny, and good-humored film. Very good!
U.S.A., black-and-white, 1991, 95 min., silent. Director: Eleanor Antin.
This new film by Eleanor Antin is an enjoyable, witty parody of silent films. The film is silent; although there is no spoken dialogue (inter-titles are used for dialogue, standard practice for silent films), the film does have a soundtrack, consisting only of background organ music. The film has the look of silent films from the 1920's, using many of the same special effects, and the exaggerated acting of the era.
However, the film's sense of humor is quite contemporary, and slightly sarcastic, but in a good-humored way. The film's characters spend a lot of time discussing (and poking fun at) Jewish traditions and customs. The script is excellent, and satirizes social and political movements of the time (1920's), especially socialists and anarchists. One of my favorite lines from the film: "...a good anarchist follows orders..."! The film is more than funny; it is witty. There are plenty of funny films around, but truly witty films are rare.
An example of the film's humor and wit. The biblical story of Jonah, who was swallowed by a large fish/whale is told in a skit. Picture a small boat, in a storm, with rain and wind. Two men are on the boat; one says (paraphrasing, can't provide an exact quote) "we're in a bad storm ... there must be a Jew on board!" The men search the boat, and find Jonah.  Immediately the wind ceases, the rain stops, and the sun comes out. Clearly, throwing Jonah overboard has ended the storm!
The film is set in a shtetl, a small rural Jewish village in Eastern Europe (Poland or Russia) in 1928. The story rambles somewhat, but is mostly concerned with the romance between a handsome young man who writes amazingly bad poetry, and the beautiful daughter of the village tailor. The poet has joined a traveling group of actors, and he is trying to be an actor also. Unfortunately, he writes his own lines for the "plays" the group performs, and his plays are as bad as his poetry! The poet's Mother dies, leaving the poet to care for his young, and insane sister.
The poet abandons his sister, who decides to live under a bridge haunted by a dybbuk, a ghost. This prompts the village's religious elders to capture the poet's sister. The story continues as she is the subject of an exorcism ceremony performed by a dancing rabbi!
Although this is a nice, funny film, it is not perfect. The story drags in a number of places. The film is silent, and in grainy black- and-white (it is in 16mm); obviously you shouldn't see it if you dislike silent films. Also, the film's self-consciously poking fun at Jewish traditions and customs may offend (rather than entertain) some sensitive viewers.
This is an "artsy," low-key movie that probably won't get wide distribution because it is silent. Your best chance to see it is at a film festival or film society screening. If you can enjoy a witty, funny, low-key silent movie, it is certainly worth seeing.
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The tab-bar
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a styleable tab-bar and panels.
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In a tab state, we likely want to style:
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affordance
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with an option to make the toggle-states
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In an accordion state, we likely want to style:
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by Michael Waxman
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QNA
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QNA is an instant search of a website’s FAQs. Fast, easy way for a user to look up answers.
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Press the Big Red Button on the landing page! IMPORTANT: you do NOT need to (and can't) sign up; you can experience the full functionality of the site through the 3 demos (useqna.com/, useqna.com/heroku, and useqna.com/indextank), which are all live and interactive (and powered by IndexTank, of course).
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FAQ's and other similar info on Heroku.com
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Stoke City Make Approach For Northern Ireland Manager Michael O'Neill
by Robert RedmondNorthern Ireland have given Michael O’Neill permission to speak to Stoke City about their vacant manager’s position.
The Irish Football Association announced on Thursday that the Potters have made an official approach for O’Neill.
Stoke are rooted to the bottom of the Championship, with eight points from 15 games and are looking for a new manager after sacking Nathan Jones. O’Neill has been the Northern Ireland coach since December 2011.
The IFA released a short statement on the approach, which reads:
“The Irish Football Association has been approached by EFL Championship club Stoke City who are seeking permission to speak to Michael O’Neill about their vacant manager’s position.”
O’Neill’s stint in charge of Northern Ireland has been tremendously successful. The former Shamrock Rovers manager oversaw the country’s qualification for Euro 2016 – Northern Ireland’s first appearance at a major tournament for 30 years – and they narrowly missed out on the 2018 World Cup after losing due to a dubious penalty call against Switzerland in a play-off.
Under O’Neill, the team have risen from being ranked 129th in the Fifa world rankings back in September 2012, to 20th in the world five years later. Northern Ireland are currently ranked 34th and have two games remaining in their Euro 2020 qualification campaign – at home to the Netherlands on November 16 and away to Germany three days later.
According to The Guardian, O’Neill’s contract with Northern Ireland, which runs until 2024, has a buyout clause of £1m and Stoke are prepared to over him £1.5m a season.
The 50-year-old is currently paid £800,000 a year by the IFA, according to the report.


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Item 3.9.8.a. Consider the graph in Figure 3.9.6 Figure 3.9.6. US Unemployment Rises during the Obama Administration. How is this graph misleading? What do you think that the creator of the graph was trying to prove? How could the graph be made less misleading?


COME * STAY * ENJOY
We are a peaceful, family run campground short before Mostar.
Located directly at the river Buna with a beautiful view of the
mountains, we are happy to welcome you!
We are locals and know the area very well and we are happy to supply you
with information about all the interesting sights close by. You can go
swimming in the river, rent kayaks close by or simply relax and enjoy
the beautiful landscape all around the camp. The camp is simple (we try
to keep things as natural as possible) and has space for around 40
campers as well as tents.
The camp is open from April to October.
Discover our country and its people.
Only cash-payment possible.
Prices include up to 2 persons, electricity, parking, WiFi, use of bathroom and kitchen.
Prices include up to 2 persons, electricity, parking, WiFi, use of bathroom and kitchen.
Tourist tax per person and night: 1,00 EUR
Extra person: 3,00 EUR (kids until 7 years free)
Impressions of our River Camp Half-Island.
...coming back soon...
For further information or if you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact us. We are happy to welcome you soon!
River Camp - Half Island Buna bb Buna/Mostar 88202 (BiH) E-mail: halfislandbuna at gmail.com Tel: +387 62 612-532 https://www.camping-buna.com
GPS: 43.14.30N; 17.50.19E (43.24491, 17.83826)
You have to enter the small street across the church, next to the cemetery and follow the signs.