Kerala Blockchain Hub is an initiative by Ping Foundation in order to collaborate all the Blockchain related activities. A Platform to bring developers, professionals, experts and academicians together and build Blockchain community to host Blockchain related events. Kozhikode District Collector Sriram Sambasiva Rao launched Kerala Blockchain Hub on 5th January 2019 by launching Kerala Blockchain Hub website (https://kbhub.org) . The inauguration ceremony was followed by Blockchain Summit, where Blockchain related sessions and discussions were conducted. First session on Blockchain was handled by Srinivas Mahankali who is the head of Blockchain Business Unit, ULTS and author of the book ‘Blockchain The Untold Story’. The session was followed by discussion of different use cases of Blockchain in supply chain, handled by Sanat Bhatt, Senior Blockchain architect (ULTS).
5th January
2019
IAMAI Mobile 10X
Govt.Cyberpark, Kozhikode
Kozhikode District Collector
Head of Blockchain Business Unit, ULTS
Senior Blockchain architect (ULTS).
Glad to participate in inaugural ceremony of KBH. First day was good enough for understanding about the idea blockchain. Need to conduct more hands on sessions on blockchain. Best wishes to ping foundation for conducting such sessions.
Excellent resource person for the first session. Keep up delivering Quality content.


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Egypt: Region countries able to overcome current challenges
by Egypt Today staffCAIRO – 25 November 2019: The Egyptian Government stated that the countries of the Middle East are working on solving the regional issues politically, expressing its confidence that the countries will overcome all challenges.
In his speech at the Jordan-chaired Conference of Middle East Zone Free of Nuclear Weapons and Weapons of Mass Destruction, Egypt's Permanent Representative to the United Nations Mohamed Idris said that those who are following up the latest development in the region would realize that most states sat together to discuss very sensitive issues.
"The region countries also discussed the importance of establishing Middle East free of nuclear or mass destruction weapons," the ambassador continued.
The first session of the conference kicked off on November 18 and ended on November 22 at the United Nations headquarters in New York.


Tour
问题描述 :
In the kingdom of Henryy, there are N (2 <= N <= 200) cities, with M (M <= 30000) one-way roads connecting them. You are lucky enough to have a chance to have a tour in the kingdom. The route should be designed as: The route should contain one or more loops. (A loop is a route like: A->B->……->P->A.)
Every city should be just in one route.
A loop should have at least two cities. In one route, each city should be visited just once. (The only exception is that the first and the last city should be the same and this city is visited twice.)
The total distance the N roads you have chosen should be minimized.
Every city should be just in one route.
A loop should have at least two cities. In one route, each city should be visited just once. (The only exception is that the first and the last city should be the same and this city is visited twice.)
The total distance the N roads you have chosen should be minimized.
输入:
An integer T in the first line indicates the number of the test cases.
In each test case, the first line contains two integers N and M, indicating the number of the cities and the one-way roads. Then M lines followed, each line has three integers U, V and W (0 < W <= 10000), indicating that there is a road from U to V, with the distance of W.
It is guaranteed that at least one valid arrangement of the tour is existed.
A blank line is followed after each test case.
In each test case, the first line contains two integers N and M, indicating the number of the cities and the one-way roads. Then M lines followed, each line has three integers U, V and W (0 < W <= 10000), indicating that there is a road from U to V, with the distance of W.
It is guaranteed that at least one valid arrangement of the tour is existed.
A blank line is followed after each test case.
输出:
An integer T in the first line indicates the number of the test cases.
In each test case, the first line contains two integers N and M, indicating the number of the cities and the one-way roads. Then M lines followed, each line has three integers U, V and W (0 < W <= 10000), indicating that there is a road from U to V, with the distance of W.
It is guaranteed that at least one valid arrangement of the tour is existed.
A blank line is followed after each test case.
In each test case, the first line contains two integers N and M, indicating the number of the cities and the one-way roads. Then M lines followed, each line has three integers U, V and W (0 < W <= 10000), indicating that there is a road from U to V, with the distance of W.
It is guaranteed that at least one valid arrangement of the tour is existed.
A blank line is followed after each test case.
样例输入:
1 6 9 1 2 5 2 3 5 3 1 10 3 4 12 4 1 8 4 6 11 5 4 7 5 6 9 6 5 4
样例输出:
42
三道类基本一样的题（费用流）；
题意： 一个无向图（or 有向图）， 没一个点都必须属于一个圈， 并且只能属于一个圈， 求满足要求的最小费用。
比如：
1 2 5
2 3 5
3 1 10
3 4 12
4 1 8
4 6 11
5 4 7
5 6 9
6 5 4
there are two cycles, (1->2->3->1) and (6->5->4->6) whose length is 20 + 22 = 42
像这杨构成圈并且每个点只能属于一个圈的题， 可以转化成2 分图， 每个点只能属于一个圈， 那么出度和入度必定为1 ， 那么把一个点拆开i, i`， i控制入读， i` 控制出度， 流量只能为1 。 那么对于原来途中有的边 可以 i - > j`, j - > i`;连起来构图， 然后建立超级远点s，超级汇点t，s – > i ， i` – > t ; 然后求最小费用流。。这样就抱着了每个点只能属于一个圈， 因为入读 == 出度 == 1 ；这类也问题可以 做为判断性问题出。
因为出入度 都是1 所以也可以用 km 求最值。。
代码：
参考：http://blog.csdn.net/yuhailin060/article/details/5865362
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Java真是解决大数的利器
很棒的网站，加油！⛽
原来欧几里德定理应用这么多
已修改。一些字符在编辑的时候转义了
第36行，struct node **head_ref，怎么理解，那个函数感觉不是很懂啊！？？弱渣求助
…. 配图居然是没方向的。。
不太明白DFS的方法
The site You have write is very nicely prepared and quite insightful thanks for nice posta?|
正解，已改正。应该都是protected
为什么暴力求解方法循环到sqrt(n) 就可以了呢
在方法1里面：
//遍历所有的边，计算入度
for(int i=0; i<V; i++)
{
degree = 0;
for (j = adj .begin(); j != adj .end(); ++j)
{
degree[*j]++;
}
}
为什么每遍历一条链表，要首先将每个链表头的顶点的入度置为0呢？
比如顶点5，若在顶点1、2、3、4的链表中出现过顶点5，那么要增加顶点5的入度，但是在遍历顶点5的链表时，又将顶点5的入度置为0了，那之前的从顶点1234到顶点5的边不是都没了吗？
是O(m+n)，不小心打错了
…. 配图居然是没方向的。。


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Mood
: mood
| Values: | Cnd | CndGen | CndPot | Des | Gen | GenNec | GenPot | Imp | Ind | Nec | Opt | Pot | Prs | Sub |
Mood
expresses the modality, a speaker’s perspective, in finite verbs.
Turkish verbs may carry a wide range of mood information.
Different moods are indicated by a number of suffixes, which also interact with tense and aspect of the verb.
Ind
: indicative
The indicative can be considered the default mood. A verb in indicative merely states that something happens, has happened or will happen, without adding any attitude of the speaker.
Examples
- eve gidiyor ‘she is going home’
- eve gitti ‘she went home’
- Kaplumbağa yavaş yürüyor. “The tortoise walks/is walking slowly.” (statement about a specific tortoise; Göksel & Kerslake, 2005, p.340)
Gen
: generalized modality
Turkish modal system includes a distinction between statements of direct experience (Ind
) and statements with a more general or theoretical nature (Göksel & Kerslake, 2005, p.295).
This mood is typically marked by the aorist marker on verbs, and with -DIr suffix on nominal predicates.
(NOTE: this mood interacts with evidentiality. One may consider the status of evidentiality expressed by this suffix to be “inferred”. Hence, an alternative way of marking this could be Evidential=Infer
, or something similar)
Examples
- park yapılmaz ‘one does not park = no parking’
- iki, iki daha dört eder ‘two plus two is four’
- ikinin karesi dörttür ‘two’s square is four’
- Ali işe geç gider ‘Ali goes to work late’
- hastadır ‘(I hypothesize/deduce that) she must be sick’
- Kaplumbağa yavaş yürür. “A tortoise walks slowly.” (a general statement about tortoises; Göksel & Kerslake, 2005, p.340)
Imp
: imperative
In Turkish imperatives are expressed by lack of any tense/aspect/modality marker. The form of imperative may indicate second or third person plural/singular. Note that, forms other than second person singular may indicate a wish rather than a command, so may be marked as Opt
(see below).
Examples
- eve git ‘go home!’
- eve gidin ‘(you-PLU) go home!’
- eve gitsin ‘(I am ordering him/her to) go home!’
Prs
: persuasive (new, not in UD)
Turkish has a particular form of imperative, where the request is not an order, but an attempt to persuade.
Examples
- eve gitsene ‘(please) go home’
- eve gitsenize ‘(you-PLU, please) go home’
Opt
: optative
Optative suffix (-(y)A) in Turkish typically combines with first person markers and expresses a suggestion. The use with second/third person markers express a wish, but it is rare. With third person singular agreement the imperative form may also express a wish or suggestion, and more common than -(y)A forms.
Examples
- eve gidelim ‘let’s go home’
- bakayım ‘let’s me see’
- gele ‘I wish he/she comes’
- gelesin ‘I wish you come’
Nec
: necessitative
This expresses some sort of necessity (must/should/have to in English).
Examples
- eve gitmeli ‘she should go home’
- eve gitmeliydi ‘she should have gone home’
GenNec
: general or hypothetical necessitative
The necessitative suffix can be combined with a suffix of general modality.
Examples
- Siyasi riskteki artış gözden kaçmamalıdır. “The spike in political risk should not go unnoticed.”
Pot
: potential
The suffix -Abil may indicate ability or possibility. These moods are normally distinct, and the same verb may express both at the same time (see the last example below). However, it is also very difficult to disambiguate between these two moods.
Examples
- eve gidebilir ‘she can go home’ (‘she is capable of going home’, or ‘she just may go home’)
- yağmur yağabilir ‘it may rain’
- eve gidemeyebilir ‘she may not be able to go home’ (it is possible that she is not capable of going home)
GenPot
: general or hypothetical potential
When the potential suffix is combined with the non-past (aorist) suffix, the resulting sentence either is a statement of generalized validity, or a hypothetical statement (Göksel & Kerslake, 2005, p.346).
Examples
- Kaplumbağa hızlı yürüyemez. “A tortoise can’t walk fast.” (Göksel & Kerslake, 2005, p.488)
- Masayı şuraya koyabiliriz. “We can/could put the table here.” (a hypothetical statement)
Sub
: subjunctive / conjunctive
The subjunctive mood is used under certain circumstances in subordinate clauses, typically for actions that are subjective or otherwise uncertain. In German, it may be also used to convey the conditional meaning.
Examples
- [fr] Je veux que tu le fasses “I want you to do it” lit. I want that you it do.Sub
Cnd
: conditional
This expresses conditionality.
It is the primary means of forming conditionals in Turkish (‘if …’).
The suffix responsible for this mood is -sA.
The suffix is ambiguous between Cnd
and Des
(see below).
Examples
- eve gittiyse ‘if she went home’
- eve gidiyorsa ‘if she is going home’
- eve giderse ‘if she goes home’
- eve gidecekdiyse ‘if she was going to go home’
- Arabayı satsa hepimiz rahatlarız. “If he sold the car it would be a relief to all of us.” (Göksel & Kerslake, 2005, p.488)
CndGen
: general (non-past) conditional
When the conditional suffix is combined with the non-past (aorist) suffix, the resulting sentence gets a future or generalized predictive reading.
Examples
- Arabayı satarsa hepimiz rahatlarız. “If he sells the car it will be a relief to all of us.” (Göksel & Kerslake, 2005, p.488)
CndPot
: conditional potential
The potential modality can be combined with the conditional suffix.
Examples
- durumların çoğu tartışma olmadan çözülebilse “if most situations could be resolved without conflict”
Des
: desiderative
This mood expresses a wish.
It shares the same form as the Cnd
mood.
It may be disambiguated by particles (keşke: desire, eğer: condition) or by the context.
For example, desires do not work well with fixed time references.
In general it is difficult to automatically disambiguate between these two moods.
Examples
- (keşke) uyusa ‘I wish she sleeps’
- (keşke) uyusaydı ‘I wish she slept’
References
- Aslı Göksel and Celia Kerslake. Turkish: A Comprehensive Grammar. London: Routledge, 2005.
Mood in other languages: [akk] [arr] [bej] [bg] [bm] [cs] [cy] [el] [eme] [en] [ess] [et] [fi] [fr] [ga] [gd] [gn] [gub] [hbo] [hu] [hy] [it] [jaa] [ky] [mdf] [myv] [pcm] [qpm] [qtd] [quc] [ru] [say] [sl] [sv] [tpn] [tr] [tt] [u] [ug] [uk] [urb] [urj]


Slick is a Functional Relational Mapping (FRM) library for Scala where you work with relational data in a type-safe and functional way. Here is an example:
coffees.filter(_.price < 10.0).map(_.name)
This will produce a query equivalent to the following SQL:
select COF_NAME from COFFEES where PRICE < 10.0
Developers benefit from the type-safety and composability of FRM as well as being able to reuse the typical Scala collection APIs like filter
, map
, groupBy
, etc.
This template will get you started learning Slick using a working application. Continue the tutorial to learn about how to run the application, run the tests, and explore the basics of Slick.
This template includes a simple Scala application, HelloSlick.scala, that does basic FRM operations with Slick. This application automatically runs when Activator is started and then re-runs after every successful compile. You can see the output in Run. Note: The example code in this app has intentionally verbose type information. In normal applications type inference is used more extensively but to assist with learning the type information was included.
The TablesSuite.scala file contains ScalaTest tests which do some basic integration tests. Check out the test results in Test.
Slick is a library that is easy to include in any project. This project uses the sbt build tool so the dependency for Slick is specified in the build.sbt file. To make things simple this project uses an embedded H2 in-memory database.
The Tables.scala file contains the mappings for a Suppliers
and a Coffees
table. These Table
create a mapping between a database table and a class. The table's columns are also mapped to functions. This mapping is called Lifted Embedding since the types of a column mappings are not the actual column value's type, but a wrapper type. For a column that contains a Double
value the type of mapping will be Rep[Double]
. This enables type-safe queries to be built around meta-data and then executed against the database.
Using a table mapping object requires creating a TableQuery
instance for the Table
classes. For example, in HelloSlick.scala the suppliers
val is the TableQuery
instance for the Suppliers class.
Learn more about mapping tables and columns in the Slick docs.
Database connections are usually configured via Typesafe Config in your application.conf, which is also used by Play and Akka for their configuration:
h2mem1 = {
url = "jdbc:h2:mem:test1"
driver = org.h2.Driver
connectionPool = disabled
keepAliveConnection = true
}
The default connection pool is HikariCP. Since a connection pool is not necessary for an embedded H2 database, we disable it here. When you use a real, external database server, the connection pool provides improved performance and resilience. The keepAliveConnection
option (which is only available without a connection pool) keeps an extra connection open for the lifetime of the Database
object in the application. It is useful for managing the lifecycle of named in-memory databases which keep their data as long as there are still open connections.
In the body of HelloSlick.scala we create a Database
object from the configuration. This causes a thread pool (and usually also a connection pool) to be created in the background. You should always close the Database
object at the end to release these resources. HelloSlick is a standalone command-line application, not running inside of a container which takes care of resource management, so we have to do it ourselves. Since all database calls in Slick are asynchronous, we are going to compose Futures throughout the app, but eventually we have to wait for the result. This gives us the following scaffolding:
val db = Database.forConfig("h2mem1")
try {
val f: Future[_] = {
// body of the application
}
Await.result(f, Duration.Inf)
} finally db.close
If you are not familiar with asynchronous, Future-based programming Scala, you can learn more about Futures and Promises in the Scala documentation.
To create corresponding tables from a mapping you can get the schema via its TableQuery
and then call the create
method, like:
suppliers.schema.create
Multiple schemas can also be combined as in HelloSlick.scala, to create all database entities and links (like foreign key references) in the correct order, even in the presence of cyclic dependencies between tables:
(suppliers.schema ++ coffees.schema).create
The result of .create
is a database I/O action which encapsulates the DDL statements.
Creates / Inserts are as simple as appending the values to a TableQuery
instance using either the +=
operator for a single row, or ++=
for multiple rows. In HelloSlick.scala both of these ways of doing inserts are used.
Like all other database operations, +=
and ++=
return database I/O actions. If you do not care about more advanced features like streaming, effect tracking or extension methods for certain actions, you can denote their type as DBIO[T]
(for an operation which will eventually produce a value of type T
). Instead of running all actions separately, you can combine them with other actions in various ways. The simplest combinator is DBIO.seq
which takes a variable number of actions of any type and combines them into a single DBIO[Unit]
that runs the actions in the specified order. We use it in HelloSlick.scala to define setupAction
which combines schema creation with some insert actions.
So far we have only staged the operations. We can run them with db.run
:
val setupFuture: Future[Unit] =
db.run(setupAction)
This performs the database calls asynchronously, eventually completing the returned Future
.
When inserting data, the database usually returns the number of affected rows, therefore the return type is Option[Int]
as can be seen in the definition of insertAction
:
val insertAction: DBIO[Option[Int]] = ...
We can use the map
combinator to run some code and compute a new value from the value returned by the action (or in this case run it only for its side effects and return Unit
):
val insertAndPrintAction: DBIO[Unit] = insertAction.map { coffeesInsertResult =>
// Print the number of rows inserted
coffeesInsertResult foreach { numRows =>
println(s"Inserted $numRows rows into the Coffees table")
}
}
Note that map
and all other combinators which run user code (e.g. flatMap, cleanup, filter) take an implicit ExecutionContext
on which to run this code. Slick uses its own ExecutionContext internally for running blocking database I/O but it always maintains a clean separation and prevents you from running non-I/O code on it.
Queries usually start with a TableQuery
instance. In the simplest case you read the contents of an entire table by calling .result
directly on the TableQuery
to get a DBIO
action, as shown in HelloSlick.scala:
val allSuppliersAction: DBIO[Seq[(Int, String, String, String, String, String)]] =
suppliers.result
This produces a Seq[(Int, String, String, String, String, String)]
that corresponds to the columns defined in the Table
mapping. Filtering, sorting, and joining will be covered in the next few sections of the tutorial. We use another new combinator to combine the previously defined insertAndPrintAction
with the new allSuppliersAction
:
val combinedAction: DBIO[Seq[(Int, String, String, String, String, String)]] =
insertAndPrintAction >> allSuppliersAction
val combinedFuture: Future[Seq[(Int, String, String, String, String, String)]] =
db.run(combinedAction)
The >>
combinator (also available under the name andThen
) runs the second action after the first, similar to DBIO.seq
but it does not discard the return value of the second action.
The default query we've been using uses the *
method on the Table
mapping class. For instance, the suppliers
TableQuery
uses the *
method defined in Tables.scala and returns all of the columns when executed because the *
combines all of the columns. Often we just want to select a subset of the columns. To do this use the map
method on a query, like:
val coffeeNamesAction: StreamingDBIO[Seq[String], String] =
coffees.map(_.name).result
This will create a new query that when executed just returns the name
column. The generated SQL will be something like:
select SUP_NAME from SUPPLIERS
The type annotation above uses the type StreamingDBIO[Seq[String], String]
instead of DBIO[Seq[String]]
to also allow streaming. The first type parameter denotes the fully materialized result (as in DBIO
) whereas the second type parameter is only the element type. Note that these types can always be inferred by the compiler. They are only spelled out explicitly in this tutorial to facilitate understanding. If you have a streaming action, you can use db.stream
instead of db.run
to get a Reactive Streams Publisher
instead of a Future
. This allows data to be streamed asynchronously from the database with any compatible library like Akka Streams. Slick itself does not provide a full set of tools for working with streams but it has a .foreach
utility method for consuming a stream:
val coffeeNamesPublisher: DatabasePublisher[String] =
db.stream(coffeeNamesAction)
coffeeNamesPublisher.foreach(println)
Note that a database I/O action does not yet start running when you call db.stream
. You must attach a Subscriber
to the stream (i.e. start consuming the stream) to actually run the action.
Filtering / adding where
statements to a query is done using methods like filter
and take
on a Query
to construct a new query. For example, to create a new query on the Coffees
table that selects only rows where the price is higher than 9.0, we use the folling code in HelloSlick.scala:
coffees.filter(_.price > 9.0)
This produces a SQL statement equivalent to:
select * from COFFEES where PRICE > 9.0
Updates are done through a Query
object by calling the update
method. To update the sales
column on all rows of the Suppliers
table, create a new query for just that column:
val updateQuery: Query[Column[Int], Int] =
coffees.map(_.sales)
Then call the update
with the new value to produce an action that will perform the update. Updates, like inserts, return the number of affected rows:
val updateAction: DBIO[Int] =
updateQuery.update(1)
Deletes are done by just calling delete
on a query to get an action. So to delete coffees with a price less than 8.0, you do:
val deleteQuery: Query[Coffees,(String, Int, Double, Int, Int), Seq] =
coffees.filter(_.price < 8.0)
val deleteAction = deleteQuery.delete
This will produce SQL equivalent to:
delete from COFFEES where PRICE < 8.0
Sorting / adding order by
clauses is done using methods like sortBy
on a Query
to create a new query. For example in HelloSlick.scala you can see an example sorting of coffees by price:
coffees.sortBy(_.price)
This would produce SQL equivalent to:
select * from COFFEES order by PRICE
The examples so far have taken a basic TableQuery
and used a method to produce a new, more specific query. Due to the functional nature of the query API, this can be done repeatedly to produce more specific queries. For example, to create a query on the Coffees
table that sorts them by name, takes the first three rows, filters those with a prices greater than 9.0, and finally just returns the names, simply do:
coffees.sortBy(_.name).take(3).filter(_.price > 9.0).map(_.name)
This results in a new query that has a fairly complex implementation in SQL.
The Coffees
table mapping in the Tables.scala file includes a foreign key mapping to the Suppliers
table:
foreignKey("SUP_FK", supID, TableQuery[Suppliers])(_.id)
To use this foreign key in a joined query it is easiest to use a for
comprehension, like:
for {
c <- coffees if c.price > 9.0
s <- c.supplier
} yield (c.name, s.name)
This creates a new query that gets the coffees
with a price greater than 9.0 and then joins them with their suppliers
and returns their names.
Computed values like minimum, maximum, summation, and average can be done in the database using the query functions min
, max
, sum
and avg
like:
coffees.map(_.price).max
This creates a new Column
where you can run the query by calling run
to get back the value. Check out the example in HelloSlick.scala.
Sometimes writing manual SQL is the easiest and best way to go but we don't want to lose SQL injection protection that Slick includes. SQL String Interpolation provides a nice API for doing this. In HelloSlick.scala we use the sql
interpolator:
val state = "CA"
val plainQuery = sql"select SUP_NAME from SUPPLIERS where STATE = $state".as[String]
This produces a database I/O action that can be run or streamed in the usual way.
You can learn more about Slick's Plain SQL queries in the Slick Plain SQL Queries (Slick 3.0) template for Activator.
The CaseClassMapping.scala file provides an example which uses a case class instead of tupled values. Run this example by selecting CaseClassMapping
in Run. To use case classes instead of tuples setup a def *
projection which transforms the tuple values to and from the case class. For example:
def * = (id.?, name) <> (User.tupled, User.unapply)
This uses the User
's tupled
function to convert a (Option[Int], String)
to a User
and the unapply
function to do the opposite. Now all of the queries can work with a User
instead of the tuples.
The Users
table mapping in CaseClassMapping.scala defines an id column which uses an auto-incrementing primary key:
def id = column[Int]("ID", O.PrimaryKey, O.AutoInc)
So far you have seen how to get a Seq
from a collection-valued query and how to stream individual elements. There are several other useful methods which are shown in QueryActions.scala. They are equally applicable to Lifted Embedding and Plain SQL queries.
Note the use of Compiled
in this app. It is used to define a pre-compiled query that can be executed with different parameters without having to recompile the SQL statement each time. This is the prefered way of defining queries in real-world applications. It prevents the (possibly expensive) compilation each time and leads to the same SQL statement (or a small, fixed set of SQL statements) so that the database system can also reuse a previously computed execution plan. As a side-effect, all parameters are automatically turned into bind variables:
val upTo = Compiled { k: Column[Int] =>
ts.filter(_.k <= k).sortBy(_.k)
}
Check out the full Slick manual and API docs.
You can also find more Slick templates, contributed by both, the Slick team and the community, here in Activator.


Govt. urged to open paddy procurement centres immediately
Prices are falling head of paddy harvest: Kurubur Shanthkumar
by Special CorrespondentThe Federation of Farmers’ Associations, Mysuru, has urged the State government to open paddy procurement centres immediately with harvesting of the crop set to begin.
Even before the harvest, there are signs of a price drop. Before the prices fall further before the harvesting picks up across the State, the government should take note of the falling prices and start procuring produce from farmers setting up procurement centres.
Federation president Kurubur Shanthkumar told The Hindu that he had urged the Deputy Commissioner in Mysuru to take steps to open the procurement centre in a week. The farmers will suffer losses after having invested so much on the crop, he argued.
All these years, paddy procurement centres used to open days after the crop harvest concluded. This was resulting in a middlemen menace as they used to buy the produce at lesser prices from farmers and sell it to government-opened procurement centres for higher prices with ‘dubious’ records, he alleged.
At least from this year onwards, procurement should open well ahead of time for the benefit of growers, he said, and sought an incentive of ₹500 with the MSP of ₹1,860 per quintal.
Mr. Shanthkumar said paddy had been cultivated in about 18 lakh acres across the State this season and the harvest was almost simultaneous.
Seeing the falling prices, the government must act immediately and open the procurement.


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Xi backs Greek case for return of Parthenon Marbles from UK
In a visit to Athens, Chinese leader assures Greek hosts of Beijing's 'support' in decades-old dispute over sculptures.
Chinese President Xi Jinping has offered his support to Greece's efforts for the return of the 2,500-year-old Parthenon Marbles from the United Kingdom, weighing in on a long-standing dispute between the two European countries.
Xi made the comments on Tuesday while touring the Acropolis Museum in Athens alongside his Greek counterpart, Prokopis Pavlopoulos.
More:
Greece opened the museum at the foot of the Acropolis hill 10 years ago, hoping it will one day house the sculptures that are currently on display at the British Museum in London. The site in the centre of the Greek capital exhibits originals alongside plaster casts of the carvings shown in the UK.
"Imagine this place with the marbles, and [then] imagine how the marbles are at this moment in the British Museum, which is holding them illegally and against every sense of culture," Pavlopoulos told Xi, appealing to the Chinese president for support.
"I totally agree with you," replied Xi, who was on a three-day state visit to Greece. "Not only will you have my support, we should work together," he added.
"I assure you of our support because we also have many Chinese cultural works outside our country that we are trying to recover."
Visitors look at the temple of the Parthenon from inside the Acropolis museum in Athens [File: Yiorgos Karahalis/Reuters]
The marbles, which include depictions of battles between mythical ancient Greeks and centaurs, were taken by British diplomat Lord Elgin in the early 19th century.
The UK has always refused to return the carvings, often still known as the Elgin Marbles, arguing that they were taken from the Acropolis with the permission of local Ottoman rulers at the time. The British Museum says: "The sculptures are part of everyone's shared heritage and transcend cultural boundaries."
Greek campaign
Greece has been campaigning for more than 30 years for their return, arguing that the Ottoman empire was an occupying force and any permission granted during its time is not valid.
"I think that these sculptures, which form part of an international cultural heritage, these belong to themselves, they belong to the Parthenon, and the Parthenon is here," Dimitris Pantermalis, president of the board of the Parthenon Museum, previously told Al Jazeera.
"Ιf you ask people what they prefer, to have these marbles together or divided, it is very difficult to justify wanting them divided."
In April, Pavlopoulos called on the UK to free the Parthenon Marbles from the "murky prison" of its national museum.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, elected in July, made an official request for the loan of the marbles for the 200th-anniversary celebrations of Greek independence in 2021.
The British Museum has said it would examine any request from Greece to borrow exhibits.


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name:`cwin_${Math.floor(Math.random() * 100)}`,
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autoShow: true,
saveWindowState: false
});
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name: uuid,
uuid: uuid,
url: location.href,
autoShow: true,
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}, () => {
app.run();
});
This demo makes use of a service worker in order to show how to handle offline functionality in OpenFin.
After the application has loaded, go to the console and kill the web server with Ctrl+C, then afterwards you can continue to create a new window and new application.
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It's no secret that Stanford's academics are pretty tough. The goal of our social programming is not meant to be a distraction from the importance of academics, but instead a method to balance a healthy social life that complements a great student. While we will perhaps never again in our lives be surrounded by greater academic resources, we will also perhaps never again in our lives be surrounded by such interesting, diverse, and passionate students - we place a great deal of importance on soaking up as much of that side of Stanford as possible as well!
Delta Tau Delta hosts tailgates, all-campus parties, mixers, formals, and more. As the school year starts winding up, be sure to check below to see what we've got coming for you soon!
Social
It's no secret that Stanford's academics are pretty tough. The goal of our social programming is not meant to be a distraction from the importance of academics, but instead a method to balance a healthy social life that complements a great student. While we will perhaps never again in our lives be surrounded by greater academic resources, we will also perhaps never again in our lives be surrounded by such interesting, diverse, and passionate students - we place a great deal of importance on soaking up as much of that side of Stanford as possible as well!
Delta Tau Delta hosts tailgates, all-campus parties, mixers, formals, and more. As the school year starts winding up, be sure to check below to see what we've got coming for you soon!


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Text Editor is a development tool that allows you to edit, delete and save a large variety of text files.
Command Line Interface is an application that allows for you to issue commands to programs within the computer.
Browser is the web application that will allow you to view your application in development environment.
Online Intergrated Development Environment is an online web tool that allows you to do your work virtually encompassing all of the tools needed for web development.
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Version Control Software is a system that records changes to a file or set of files over time so that you can recall specific versions later. Some examples of version control software are:
Git is a free and open source distributed version control system designed to handle everything from small to very large projects with speed and efficiency.
Github is a web-based Git repository hosting service.
1. Go to www.installrails.com
gem install
noko giri
.Open the Terminal (Mac) or Command Prompt (PC)
irb
Or
Click here
Interactive Ruby Interpreter is a program that we would call an REPL (Read-Evaluate-Print-Loop). It reads your input, evaluates your input and prints out the results.
Lets try this type in "Hello World!"
Data Types are the types of information that a programming language can process for Ruby it is 6.
##Numbers
##Strings
##Symbols
##Arrays
##Hashes
##Booleans
Constants is a variable within your program that doesn't change its value. In Ruby in order to have a constant you have to place the variable in capitalization
PI = 3.14
Control Flows is the order in which individual statements, instructions or function calls of an imperative program are executed or evaluated.
#Conditionals
#Iterations
A Method is a named block of reusable code.
#Method
Go to repl.it or type in the terminal irb
Write a program that prints the "X" amount of numbers. If "X" number is a multiple of three print "Fizz" and if "X" number a multple of five print Buzz.
Finally if the number is a multiple of both three and five print "FizzBuzz."


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Shifting by the number of bits in a native integer (or more) is zero, except when the "overshift" is right shifting a negative value under "use integer", in which case the result is -1 (arithmetic shift).
Until now negative shifting and overshifting have been undefined because they have relied on whatever the C implementation happens to do. For example, for the overshift a common C behavior is "modulo shift":
1 >> 64 == 1 >> (64 % 64) == 1 >> 0 == 1 # Common C behavior. # And the same for <<, while Perl now produces 0 for both.
Now these behaviors are well-defined under Perl, regardless of what the underlying C implementation does. Note, however, that you are still constrained by the native integer width: you need to know how far left you can go. You can use for example:
use Config; my $wordbits = $Config{uvsize} * 8; # Or $Config{uvsize} << 3.
If you need a more bits on the left shift, you can use for example the "bigint" pragma, or the "Bit::Vector" module from CPAN.
Systems that use mode 0666 in mkstemp(3) (like old versions of glibc) create a file with permissions 0066, leaving world read and write permissions regardless of current umask.
This has been fixed by using umask 0177 instead. [perl #127322]
Second, we remove duplicates from "environ[]", so if a setting with that name is set in %ENV, we won't pass an unsafe value to a child process.
[CVE-2016-2381]
Almost all Unicode properties using the "\p{}" and "\P{}" regular expression pattern constructs are now checked for validity at pattern compilation time, and invalid ones will cause the program to not compile. In earlier releases, this check was often deferred until run time. Whenever an error check is moved from run- to compile time, erroneous code is caught 100% of the time, whereas before it would only get caught if and when the offending portion actually gets executed, which for unreachable code might be never.
For example, these are now fatal:
my ($x, my($y)); our (my $x);
[perl #125587] <https://rt.perl.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=125587>
[perl #121058] <https://rt.perl.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=121058>
Both "sysread()" and "recv()" currently use only the ":utf8" flag for the stream, ignoring the actual layers. Since "sysread()" and "recv()" do no UTF-8 validation they can end up creating invalidly encoded scalars.
Similarly, "syswrite()" and "send()" use only the ":utf8" flag, otherwise ignoring any layers. If the flag is set, both write the value UTF-8 encoded, even if the layer is some different encoding, such as the example above.
Ideally, all of these operators would completely ignore the ":utf8" state, working only with bytes, but this would result in silently breaking existing code. To avoid this a future version of perl will throw an exception when any of "sysread()", "recv()", "syswrite()" or "send()" are called on handle with the ":utf8" layer.
sub f{} f();
On platforms with a libc "memchr()" implementation which makes good use of underlying hardware support, patterns which include fixed substrings will now often be much faster; for example with glibc on a recent x86_64 CPU, this:
$s = "a" x 1000 . "wxyz"; $s =~ /wxyz/ for 1..30000
is now about 7 times faster.  Conversely, some pathological cases, such as ""ab" x 1000 =~ /aa/" will be slower now; up to 3 times slower on the rPi, 1.5x slower on x86_64.
Since 5.8.0, arithmetic became slower due to the need to support 64-bit integers. To deal with 64-bit integers, a lot more corner cases need to be checked, which adds time. We now detect common cases where there is no need to check for those corner cases, and special-case them.
($x) = (...); (...) = ($x);
perlcall
perlfunc
perlguts
perllocale
perlmodlib
perlop
perlpolicy
While civility is required, kindness is encouraged; if you have any doubt about whether you are being civil, simply ask yourself, "Am I being kind?" and aspire to that.
perlreftut
perlrebackslash
perlsub
perlsyn
perltie
perlunicode
perlvar
perlxs
New Warnings
This error now reports the name of the non-lvalue subroutine you attempted to use as an lvalue.
There were also some problems with these operations under "use utf8", which are now fixed
Perl now uses "setenv()"/"unsetenv()" to update the environment on OS X. [perl #126240] <https://rt.perl.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=126240>
Solaris and variants like OpenIndiana now always build with the shared Perl library (Configure -Duseshrplib). This was required for the OpenIndiana builds, but this has also been the setting for Oracle/Sun Perl builds for several years.
kill SIGKILL, -$pid;
to signal all processes in the same group as $pid.
The previous behavior of putting the errors (converted to POSIX-style "E*" error codes since Perl 5.20.0) into $! was buggy due to the non-equivalence of like-named Winsock and POSIX error constants, a relationship between which has unfortunately been established in one way or another since Perl 5.8.0.
The new behavior provides a much more robust solution for checking Winsock errors in portable software without accidentally matching POSIX tests that were intended for other OSes and may have different meanings for Winsock.
The old behavior is currently retained, warts and all, for backwards compatibility, but users are encouraged to change any code that tests $! against "E*" constants for Winsock errors to instead test $^E against "WSAE*" constants. After a suitable deprecation period, the old behavior may be removed, leaving $! unchanged after Winsock function calls, to avoid any possible confusion over which error variable to check.
CX_CUR(), CX_LEAVE_SCOPE(), CX_POP()
or renamed:
CX_POP_SAVEARRAY(), CX_DEBUG(), CX_PUSHSUBST(), CX_POPSUBST()
ENTER; SAVETMPS; ....; LEAVE
"dounwind()" now also does a "cx_popblock()" on the last popped frame (formerly it only did the "cx_popsub()" etc. actions on each frame).
qr/\p{mypkg1::IsMyProperty}/i
with "/i" caseless matching, an explicit package name, and IsMyProperty not defined at the time of the pattern compilation.
@a = (1) x $big_number
Formerly perl may have crashed, depending on the exact value of $big_number; now it will typically raise an exception. [perl #125937] <https://rt.perl.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=125937>
"perl_clone_using()" was missing Zero init of PL_op_exec_cnt[]. This caused sub-threads in threaded -DPERL_TRACE_OPS builds to spew exceedingly large op-counts at destruct. These counts would print %x as "ABABABAB", clearly a mem-poison value.
Excluding auto-generated files, documentation and release tools, there were approximately 250,000 lines of changes to 1,200 .pm, .t, .c and .h files.
Perl continues to flourish into its third decade thanks to a vibrant community of users and developers. The following people are known to have contributed the improvements that became Perl 5.24.0:
Aaron Crane, Aaron Priven, Abigail, Achim Gratz, Alexander D'Archangel, Alex Vandiver, Andreas Koenig, Andy Broad, Andy Dougherty, Aristotle Pagaltzis, Chase Whitener, Chas. Owens, Chris 'BinGOs' Williams, Craig A. Berry, Dagfinn Ilmari Mannsaaker, Dan Collins, Daniel Dragan, David Golden, David Mitchell, Doug Bell, Dr.Ruud, Ed Avis, Ed J, Father Chrysostomos, Herbert Breunung, H.Merijn Brand, Hugo van der Sanden, Ivan Pozdeev, James E Keenan, Jan Dubois, Jarkko Hietaniemi, Jerry D. Hedden, Jim Cromie, John Peacock, John SJ Anderson, Karen Etheridge, Karl Williamson, kmx, Leon Timmermans, Ludovic E. R. Tolhurst-Cleaver, Lukas Mai, Martijn Lievaart, Matthew Horsfall, Mattia Barbon, Max Maischein, Mohammed El-Afifi, Nicholas Clark, Nicolas R., Niko Tyni, Peter John Acklam, Peter Martini, Peter Rabbitson, Pip Cet, Rafael Garcia-Suarez, Reini Urban, Ricardo Signes, Sawyer X, Shlomi Fish, Sisyphus, Stanislaw Pusep, Steffen Mueller, Stevan Little, Steve Hay, Sullivan Beck, Thomas Sibley, Todd Rinaldo, Tom Hukins, Tony Cook, Unicode Consortium, Victor Adam, Vincent Pit, Vladimir Timofeev, Yves Orton, Zachary Storer, Zefram.
The list above is almost certainly incomplete as it is automatically generated from version control history. In particular, it does not include the names of the (very much appreciated) contributors who reported issues to the Perl bug tracker.
Many of the changes included in this version originated in the CPAN modules included in Perl's core. We're grateful to the entire CPAN community for helping Perl to flourish.
For a more complete list of all of Perl's historical contributors, please see the AUTHORS file in the Perl source distribution.
If you believe you have an unreported bug, please run the perlbug program included with your release. Be sure to trim your bug down to a tiny but sufficient test case. Your bug report, along with the output of "perl -V", will be sent off to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>to be analysed by the Perl porting team.
If the bug you are reporting has security implications which make it inappropriate to send to a publicly archived mailing list, then see "SECURITY VULNERABILITY CONTACT INFORMATION" in perlsec for details of how to report the issue.
The INSTALL file for how to build Perl.
The README file for general stuff.
The Artistic and Copying files for copyright information.
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R+J: Prologue
Original:
[Enter Chorus.]
CHORUS. Two households, both alike in dignity.
In fair Verona, where we law our scene,
From ancient grudge break to new mutiny.
Where civil blood makes civil hands unclean.
From fourth the fatal loins of these foes
A pair of star-crossed lovers take their life;
Whose misadventured piteous overthrows
Doth with their death bury their parents' strife.
The fearful passage of their death-marked love,
And the continuance of their parents' rage,
Which, but their children's end, naught could remove,
Is now the two hours' traffic of our stage;
The which if you with patient ears attend,
What here shall miss, our toil shall strive to mend. [Exit.]
Revised:
[Enter Chorus.]
CHORUS. Two houses, both high in social class.
In the city of Verona, where our scene takes place,
An old grudge turns into violence.
Civilians are tainted by the blood of other civilians.

The fearful ending of their love,
And the continuance of their parent's anger.
Except for their children's end, nothing could remove
The two hours' business we will perform on our stage;
If you attend with patience,
What is not clear in what we have just said shall be clarified in the course of this play. [Exit.]


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To see the output of this example, open your browser's javascript console.
In this example, we setup a Virtual DOM inside of a thread using the worker thread. NOTE: The charset has to be declared in a meta tag to UTF-8 if you use our min.js!


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At the last, we hear,we care,and we are fairly fair.
We are open 24/7.We are genuinly eager to provide the best quality of services.
We have highly qualified DOCTORS and 15 YEAR OF EXPERIENCED TWO TECHNICIAN .We got expertise in dialysis with expert tactis which led us to be different than others and make us feel better than best.
We Focused on sanitation, an environmental service hospital position cleans patient rooms and all areas in a hospital. This position is the main defense against serious infections that may linger on surfaces throughout a medical facility.
We care for our patient, we understand the panicness and need of patient. we are open here 24/7. we don't take a single day break. open on saturday and sunday also.
Haemodialysis is a treatment to filter wastes and water frm your blood as your kidney did when they were healthy.Haemodialysis helps to control blood pressure and balance important minerals,such as potassium,sodium and calcium in your body.
We have a health care system with robust but highly fragmented capability.
Kidneys are vital to your overall health, so it's important to look after them. Drinking plenty of fluid will help your kidneys function properly.A balanced diet ensures you get all the vitamins and minerals your body needs. Eat plenty of fruit and vegetables, and grains such as wholewheat pasta, bread and rice. Don't eat too much salty or fatty food.stay hydrated ,stay healthy...
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Hemodialysis is a procedure where a dialysis machine and a special filter called an artificial kidney, or a dialyzer, are used to clean your blood.  This is done with minor surgery, usually to your arm. For more information on hemodialysis access.
Understanding your kidney disease, or renal disease, is the first step in taking control of your health. When you have kidney disease, your kidneys are no longer able to remove waste effectively from your body or to balance your fluids. The build up of wastes can change the chemistry of your body causing some symptoms that you can feel, and others that you don’t.
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The ZipUtil is handy for creating, editing and extracting zip files.
zip = app.CreateZipUtil(
mode )
→
app object: ZipUtil
You can even add files or texts to existing zip files, list their contents and extract single files from them.
Example - List Contents
function OnStart()
{
var name = app.GetAppName();
var file = "/sdcard/" + name + ".zip";
var zip = app.CreateZipUtil();
zip.Open( file );
var list = zip.List("").split(",");
app.Alert(list.join(",\n"));
zip.Close();
}
Example - Compress
function OnStart()
{
var name = app.GetAppName();
var fldr = app.GetPath() + "/" + name;
var file = "/sdcard/" + name + ".zip";
app.ShowProgress();
var zip = app.CreateZipUtil();
zip.Create( file );
AddFolder( zip, name, fldr );
zip.Close();
app.HideProgress();
app.ShowPopup( "saved to " + file );
}
function AddFolder( zip, name, fldr )
{
var list = app.ListFolder( fldr,"");
for( var i = 0; i < list.length; i++ )
{
var title = list[i];
if( !app.IsFolder( fldr + "/" + title ) )
zip.AddFile( name + "/" + title, fldr + "/" + title );
else
AddFolder( zip, name + "/" + title, fldr + "/"+title );
}
}
Methods
The following methods are available on the ZipUtil object:
List(
path )
→
string: comma “,” separated
string
string: comma “,” separated
string: path to file or folder ( “/absolute/...” or “relative/...” )
string: zip path
string: path to file or folder ( “/absolute/...” or “relative/...” ): “debug.keystore”
string: path to file or folder ( “/absolute/...” or “relative/...” ): “user.keystore”
string: comma “,” separated: “Launch”, “Debug”
zip.AddFile
Adds a file to the zip relative to the zip root.
zip.AddText
Adds some text to the zip relative to the zip root.
zip.Close
Closes the zip util.
zip.Create
Creates a new zip file.
zip.CreateDebugKey
Creates a Debuk keystore file
zip.CreateKey
Creates a user keystore file
zip.Extract
Extract a single file from the zip to a gived destination.
zip.GetType
Returns the control class name.
zip.List
Returns a list of the files contained in the zip.
zip.Open
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Attached below are the PDF files for extra PDF's for New Horizon 1st grade which I have created.
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This bingo sheet contains main Halloween words for the students to practice. This activity can be used either as a warmup or to fill in time at the end of the lesson.
If the PDF below does not display properly, please click here to directly download.Halloween Wordsearch
Wordsearch using various Christmas words.
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This bingo sheet contains main Christmas words for the students to practice. This activity can be used either as a warmup or to fill in time at the end of the lesson.
If the PDF below does not display properly, please click here to directly download.Christmas Review (2nd term grammar)
Students work in groups of 3-4 students. Each group gets one A3 game sheet. They have to answer the questions, and then one student from each group comes to the teacher at the front of the class and tells them the answer. If they are correct they can move to the next question. If they are wrong they have to go back and try again. Each student in the group takes turns tellin the teacher the answer.
For the final question all students must come to the front and answer based on what they want.
You can make it a competition and have the students of the group to complete the worksheet first receive a prize.
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Night came slowly over Ebou Dar, the glow of the white buildings resisting darkness. Small knots and bunches of Swovan Night revelers with little sprigs of evergreen in their hair danced in the streets beneath a bright three-quarter moon, few carrying so much as a lantern as they gamboled to the music of flutes and drums and horns that drifted from inns and palaces, dancing their way from one set of festivities to another, but for the most part the streets lay empty. A distant dog barked, and another, closer, answered furiously until it suddenly yelped and fell silent.
Balanced on his toes, Mat listened, eyes searching the moonshadows. Only a cat moved, slinking along the street. The slap of running bare feet faded. The owner of one pair should be staggering, and the other bleeding. As he bent, his foot kicked a club as long as his arm on the paving stones; heavy brass studs shone in the moonlight. That would have broken his skull for sure. Shaking his head, he wiped his knife on the ragged coat worn by the man at his feet. Open eyes stared at the night sky from a dirty, creased face. A beggar, by the look and smell of him. Mat had not heard of beggars attacking people, but maybe times were harder than he thought. A large jute sack lay near one outstretched hand. The fellows certainly had been optimistic about what they would find in his pockets. The thing could have covered him from head to knees.
To the north, above the city, light suddenly burst in the sky with a hollow boom as glittering streaks of green expanded in a ball, and then another eruption showered red sparkles through the first, then a blue, and a yellow. Illuminators’ nightflowers, not as spectacular as they would have been in a moonless, cloudy sky, yet still they took his breath. He could watch fireworks till he fell over from hunger. Nalesean had spoken of an Illuminator—Light, was that only this morning?—but no more nightflowers came. When Illuminators made the sky bloom, as they said, they planted more than four flowers. Plainly someone with coin had made a purchase for Swovan Night. He wished he knew who. An Illuminator who would sell nightflowers would sell more than that.
Slipping the knife back up his sleeve, he gathered his hat from the pavement and walked away hurriedly, his boots echoing, a sound empty as the street. Most shuttered windows here showed not a glimmer of light. A better place for murder probably could not be found in the city. The entire encounter with the three beggars had lasted only a minute or two and had been seen by no one. In this city, you could find three or four fights in a day if you were not careful, but the odds of facing two sets of robbers in one day seemed about as great as the odds of the Civil Guard refusing a bribe. What was happening to his luck?  He did not run, but he did not dawdle either, one hand on a hilt beneath his coat and an eye open for anyone moving in the shadows. He saw nothing but a few clumps of people cavorting along the street, though.
In the common room of The Wandering Woman, the tables had been cleared away except for a few near the walls. The flutists and the drummer made shrill music for four laughing lines of people doing what appeared to be half pattern-dance and half jig. Watching, he copied a step. Outland merchants in fine woolens leaped right along with locals in brocaded silk vests or those useless coats slung on their shoulders. He marked out two of the merchants for the way they moved, one slender and one not, yet both with a light grace, and several local women wearing their best, the deep necklines outlined by a little lace or a great deal of embroidery, but none in silk. Not that he would refuse to dance with a woman in silk, of course—he had never turned down a dance with any woman of any age or station—but the rich were in the palaces tonight, or the homes of the wealthier merchants and moneylenders. Those folk near the walls, catching their breath for the next dance, had their faces buried in mugs often as not, or were snatching fresh mugs from trays carried by scurrying serving women. Mistress Anan likely would sell as much wine tonight as in an ordinary week. Ale, too; the local folk must have no taste to their tongues.
Trying another step of the dance, he caught Caira as she tried to hurry by with a tray, pitching his voice loud above the music to ask a few questions and finishing with an order for his dinner, gilded fish, a tangy dish that Mistress Anan’s cook prepared to perfection. A man needed his strength to keep up in the dance.
Caira flashed a sultry smile at a fellow in a yellow vest who grabbed a mug from her tray and dropped his coin on it, but for once she had no smile for Mat. In fact, she managed to compress her mouth to a thin line, no small feat. “Your little rabbit, am I?” With a telling sniff, she went on impatiently. “The boy is tucked into his bed, where he should be, and I don’t know where Lord Nalesean is, or Harnan, or Master Vanin, or anybody else. And Cook said she won’t fix anything but soup and bread for those as are drowning their tongues in wine. Though why my Lord wants gilded fish when he has a gilded woman waiting in his room, I’m sure I couldn’t say. If my Lord will excuse me, some people need to work for their crust.” She swooped away, proffering her tray and smiling fit to split her face at every man in sight.
Mat frowned after her. A gilded woman? In his room? The chest of gold rested now in a small hollow beneath the kitchen floor, in front of one of the stoves, but the dice in his head drummed like thunder suddenly.
The sounds of merriment faded a little as he slowly climbed the stairs. In front of his door, he paused, listening to the dice. Two attempts to rob him so far today. Twice his skull could have been broken. He was sure that Darkfriend had not seen him, and no one could call her gilded, but . . . He fingered a hilt under his coat, then took his hand away as a woman flared in his thoughts, a tall woman falling with the hilt of a knife protruding between her breasts. His knife. Luck would just have to be with him. Sighing, he pushed open the door.
The Hunter that Elayne had made her Warder turned, hefting his unstrung Two Rivers bow, her golden braid drawn over her shoulder. Her blue eyes fastened on him purposefully, and her face fixed itself in determination. She looked ready to drub him with the bow if she did not get what she wanted.
“If this is about Olver,” he began, and suddenly a twist of memory unfolded, a mist thinned over one day, one hour in his life.
There was no hope, with Seanchan to the west and Whitecloaks to the east, no hope and only one chance, so he raised the curled Horn and blew, not really knowing what to expect. The sound came golden as the Horn, so sweet he did not know whether to laugh or cry. It echoed, and the earth and heavens seemed to sing. While that one pure note hung in the air, a fog began to rise, appearing from nowhere, thin wisps, thickening, billowing higher, until all was obscured as if clouds covered the land. And down the clouds they rode, as though down a mountainside, the dead heroes of legend, bound to be called back by the Horn of Valere. Artur Hawkwing himself led, tall and hook-nosed, and behind came the rest, little more than a hundred. So few, but all those the Wheel would spin out again and again to guide the Pattern, to make legend and myth. Mikel of the Pure Heart, and Shivan the Hunter behind his black mask. He was said to herald the end of Ages, the destruction of what had been and the birth of what was to be, he and his sister Calian, called the Chooser, who rode red-masked at his side. Amaresu, with the Sword of the Sun glowing in her hands, and Paedrig, the golden-tongued peacemaker, and there, carrying the silver bow with which she never missed . . .
He pushed the door shut trying to lean against it. He felt dizzy, dazed. “You are she. Birgitte, for true. Burn my bones to ash, it’s impossible. How? How?”
The woman of legend gave a resigned sigh and propped his bow back in the corner next to his spear. “I was ripped out untimely, Hornsounder, cast out by Moghedien to die and saved by Elayne’s bonding.” She spoke slowly, studying him as if to be sure he understood. “I feared you might remember who I used to be.”
Still feeling hit between the eyes, he flung himself scowling into the armchair beside his table. Who she used to be, indeed. Fists on hips, she confronted him challengingly, no whit different from the Birgitte he had seen ride out of the sky. Even her clothes were the same, though this short coat was red and the wide trousers yellow. “Elayne and Nynaeve know and kept it from me, true? I weary of secrets, Birgitte, and they harbor secrets as a grain barn harbors rats. They’ve become Aes Sedai, eyes and hearts. Even Nynaeve is twice a stranger, now.”
“You have your own secrets.” Folding her arms under her breasts, she sat on the foot of his bed. The way she looked at him, you would have thought he was a tavern puzzle. “For one, you’ve not told them you blew the Horn of Valere. The smallest of your secrets from them, I think.”
Mat blinked. He had assumed they had told her. After all, she was Birgitte. “What secrets do I have? Those women know my toenails and dreams.” She was Birgitte. Of course. He leaned forward. “Make them see reason. You’re Birgitte Silverbow. You can make them do as you say. This city has a pit-trap at every crossing, and I fear the stakes grow sharper by the day. Make them come away before it’s too late.”
She laughed.  “You have the wrong end, Hornsounder. I do not command them. I am Elayne’s Warder. I obey.” Her smile became rueful. “Birgitte Silverbow. Faith of the Light, I’m not sure I still am that woman. So much of what I was and knew has faded like mist beneath the summer sun since my strange new birth. I’m no hero now, only another woman to make my way. And as for your secrets. What language do we speak, Hornsounder?”
 Nosane iro gavane domorakoshi, Diynen’d’ma’purvene? Speak we what language, Sounder of the Horn? The hair on his neck tried to stand. “The old blood,” he said carefully. Not in the Old Tongue.  At least she was not speaking the Old Tongue any more either. She knuckled a tear from the corner of her eye. “Some people speak a few words, a phrase or two, because of the old blood. Usually without understanding what they say, or not quite. But you . . . One sentence, you’re an Eharoni High Prince and the next a First Lord of Manetheren, accent and idiom perfect. No, don’t worry. Your secret is safe with me.” She hesitated. “Is mine with you?”
He waved a hand, still too flabbergasted to be offended. “Do I look like my tongue flaps?” he muttered. Birgitte! In the flesh! “Burn me, I could use a drink.” Before that was out of his mouth he knew it was the wrong thing to say. Women never—
“That sounds the right notion to me,” she said. “I could use a pitcher of wine, myself. Blood and ashes, when I saw you’d recognized me, I nearly swallowed my tongue.”
He sat up straight as if he had been jerked, staring.
She met his gaze with a merry twinkle and a grin. “There’s enough noise in the common room, we could talk without being overheard. Besides, I wouldn’t mind sitting and looking a bit. Elayne preaches like a Tovan councilor if I ogle a man for longer than a heartbeat.”
He nodded before he thought. Other men’s memories told him Tovans were a stark and disapproving people, abstemious to the point of pain; at least they had been, a thousand years gone and more. He was not sure whether to laugh or groan. On the one hand, a chance to talk with Birgitte—Birgitte! he doubted he would ever get over the shock—but on the other, he doubted he would be able to hear the music downstairs for the noise of those dice rattling in his skull. She must be a key to it, somehow. A man with any brains would climb out the window right now. “A pitcher or two sounds fine to me,” he told her.
A stiff salt breeze up from the bay carried a touch of coolness, for a wonder, but the night felt oppressive to Nynaeve. Music and snatches of laughter drifted into the palace, and faintly from within as well. She had been invited to the ball by Tylin herself, and Elayne and Aviendha too, but all declined, with varying degrees of politeness. Aviendha had said there was only one dance she was willing to do with wetlander men, which made Tylin blink uncertainly. For herself, Nynaeve would have liked to go—only a fool passed up any chance to dance—yet she knew if she had, she would have done exactly what she was doing, sat somewhere worrying and trying not to chew her knuckle to a nub.
So there they all were, closeted in their apartments with Thom and Juilin, anxious as caged cats, while everyone else in Ebou Dar made merry. Well, she was, anyway. What could be keeping Birgitte? How long did it take to tell a man to present himself first thing in the morning? Light, the whole effort was useless, and it was long past time for bed. Long past. If she could only sleep, she could put away memories of the morning’s horrible journeys by boat. Worst of all, her weather sense told her a storm was on the way, told her the wind should be howling outside and the rain sheeting down so thick no one could see ten feet. It had taken her some time to understand about the times she Listened to the Wind and seemed to hear lies. At least, she thought she understood. Another kind of storm was coming, not wind or rain. She had no proof, but she would eat her slippers if Mat Cauthon was not part of it somehow. She wanted to sleep for a month, a year, to forget worries until Lan wakened her with a kiss like the Sun King with Talia. Which was ridiculous, of course; that was only a story, and a very improper one at that, and anyway, she was not about to become any man’s pet, not even Lan’s. She would find him, though, somehow, and bond him hers. She would . . . Light! If she had not thought the others would stare at her, she would have paced the soles out of her slippers!
The hours wore on. She read and re-read the short letter Mat had left with Tylin. Aviendha sat quietly beside her high-backed chair, cross-legged on the pale green floor tiles as usual, an ornately gilded leather-bound copy of The Travels of Jain Farstrider open on her knees. No anxiety there, not to see, but then the woman would not turn a hair if someone stuffed a viper down her dress. Since returning to the palace she had donned the intricate silver necklace she wore nearly day and night. Except on the boat trip; she had said she did not want to risk it, then. Idly, Nynaeve wondered why she no longer wore her ivory bracelet. There had been an overheard conversation, something about not wearing it until Elayne had its like, which made little sense. And mattered as little as the bracelet, of course. The letter called from her lap.
The sitting-room stand-lamps made reading easy, though Mat’s unformed, boyish hand did present difficulties. It was the contents that clenched Nynaeve’s middle into knots.
There’s nothing here but heat and flies, and we can find plenty of those in Caemlyn.
“Are you sure you didn’t tell him anything?” she demanded.
Across the room, Juilin paused with his hand over the stones board, giving her a look of outraged innocence. “How often must I say so?” Outraged innocence was one of the things men did best, especially when they were guilty as foxes in the henyard. Interesting that the carving around the board’s rim was of foxes.
Thom, seated across the lapis-inlaid table from the thief-catcher, looked as little the gleeman in his finely cut coat of bronze wool, as he did the man who had once been Queen Morgase’s lover. Gnarled and white-haired, with long mustaches and thick eyebrows, he was frustrated patience from his sharp blue eyes to his boot soles. “I can’t see how we could have, Nynaeve,” he said dryly, “given that you told us next to nothing until tonight. You should have sent Juilin and me.”
Nynaeve sniffed loudly. As if those two had not been running around like chickens with their heads off ever since they arrived, prying into her and Elayne’s affairs on Mat’s say-so. Those three could not be together two minutes without gossiping, either. Men never could. They . . . The truth of it was, she admitted reluctantly, using the men had never occurred to them.  “Don’t tell me you would not.” That must be where Mat was, leaving Birgitte to cool her feet at the inn. That man would find some way to set the whole scheme awry.
“And what if they had?” Leaning beside one of the tall arched windows, peering out at the night through the white-painted iron balcony, Elayne giggled. She was tapping her foot, though how she could make out one tune from all those floating in the darkness was a wonder. “It is a night for . . . carousing.”
Nynaeve frowned at her back. Elayne had been increasingly peculiar all night. If she had not known better, she would have suspected the other woman had been sneaking out to snatch sips of wine. Gulps of it, actually. Even if Elayne had not been under her eye, though, that was impossible. Each of them had had a rather unfortunate experience with too much wine, and neither had again let herself have more than a single cup at a time.
“It is Jaichim Carridin who interests me,” Aviendha said, closing the book and setting it beside her. She refused to consider how odd she looked, sitting on the floor in a blue silk dress. “Among us, Shadowrunners are killed as soon as found, and not clan, sept, society or first-sister will raise a hand in protest. If Jaichim Carridin is a Shadowrunner, why does Tylin Mitsobar not kill him? Why do we not?”
“Matters are a little more complex here,” Nynaeve told her, though she had wondered the same. Not why Carridin was not killed, of course, but why he was still allowed to come and go as he wished. She had seen him in the palace that very day, after she had been handed Mat’s letter, after she had told Tylin what it contained. He had spoken with Tylin above an hour and departed with as much honor as when he arrived. She had meant to discuss it with Elayne, but the question of what Mat knew, and how, kept intruding. That man would make trouble. He would, somehow. This business was going to go wrong no matter what anyone said. Bad weather was coming.
Thom cleared his throat. “Tylin is a weak queen, and Carridin the ambassador of a power.” Placing a stone, he kept his eyes on the board. He sounded as though he was thinking aloud. “By definition, a Whitecloak Inquisitor cannot be a Darkfriend; at least, that’s how it is defined in the Fortress of the Light. If she arrests him, or even charges him, she’ll find a Whitecloak legion in Ebou Dar before she can blink. They might leave her the throne, but she’d be a puppet from then on, strings pulled from the Dome of Truth. Aren’t you ready to concede yet, Juilin?” The thief-catcher glared at him, then bent to a furious study of the board.
“I did not think her a coward,” Aviendha said disgustedly, and Thom gave her an amused smile.
“You have never faced something you could not fight, child,” he said gently, “something so strong your only choice is to flee or be consumed alive. Try to hold judgment on Tylin till you have.” For some reason, Aviendha’s face reddened. Normally, she hid her emotions so well her face was like stone.
“I know,” Elayne said suddenly. “We’ll find proof even Pedron Niall must accept.” She skipped back into the room. No, she danced. “We will disguise ourselves and follow him.”
Suddenly, it was no longer Elayne standing there in a green Ebou Dari gown, but a Domani woman in thin clinging blue. Nynaeve leaped up before she could stop, and her mouth tightened with exasperation at herself. Just because she could not see the weaves at the moment was no reason to be startled by Illusion. She darted a glance at Thom and Juilin. Even Thom’s mouth hung open. Unconsciously she took a firm grip on her braid. Elayne was going to reveal everything! What was the matter with her?
Illusion worked best the closer you stayed to what was there before, in shape and size at least, so bits of the Ebou Dari dress flashed through the Domani garment as Elayne whirled to examine herself in one of the room’s two large mirrors. She laughed and clapped her hands. “Oh, he will never recognize me. Or you, near-sister.” Abruptly a Taraboner woman sat beside Nynaeve’s chair, with brown eyes and yellow braids strung with red beads just the shade of her snug-fitting dress of folded silk. She watched Elayne quizzically. Nynaeve’s hand tightened on her braid. “And we can’t forget you,” Elayne babbled on. “I know just the thing.”
This time, Nynaeve saw the glow around Elayne. She was furious. Seeing the flows being woven about herself did not tell her what image Elayne gave her, of course. It took looking into one of the mirrors to do that. A Sea Folk woman stared back at her, aghast, with a dozen begemmed rings in her ears and twice as many golden medallions dangling from the chain running to her nose ring. Aside from the jewelry, she wore wide trousers of brocaded green silk and not a stitch else, the way women of the Atha’an Miere did out of sight of land. It was just Illusion. She was still decently clothed under the weaving. But . . . Beside her reflection she saw those of Thom and Juilin, both fighting grins.
A strangled squawk erupted from her throat. “Close your eyes!” she shouted at the men and began leaping about, waving her arms, anything to make her dress show through. “Close them, burn you!” Oh. They had. Bristling with indignation, she stopped capering. They were not fighting those grins anymore, though. For that matter, Aviendha was laughing quite openly, rocking to and fro.
Nynaeve gave her skirts a jerk—in the mirror, the Sea Folk woman seemed to pluck at her trousers—and fixed Elayne with a glare. “Stop this, Elayne!” The Domani woman stared back, mouth open and eyes wide with incredulity. Only then did Nynaeve realize how angry she was; the True Source beckoned from just beyond the edge of sight. Embracing saidar, she slammed a shield between Elayne and the Source. Or rather, she tried to. Shielding someone who already held the Power was not easy even when you were the stronger. Once, as a girl, she had swung Master Luhhan’s hammer against his anvil as hard as she could, and the shiver of it ran all the way to her toes. This was about twice that. “Love of the Light, Elayne, are you drunk?”
The glow around the Domani woman faded away, and so did the Domani woman. Nynaeve knew the weave was gone from around herself, but she still glanced at the mirror and drew a relieved breath to see Nynaeve al’Meara there in yellow-slashed blue.
“No,” Elayne said slowly. Color burned in her face, but it was not embarrassment, or not entirely. Her chin rose, and her voice frosted. “I am not.”
The door to the corridor banged open, and Birgitte staggered in with a broad smile. Well, perhaps she did not quite stagger, but she was decidedly unsteady. “I did not expect you all to remain awake for me,” she said brightly. “Well, you’ll be interested to hear what I have to say. But first . . . ” With the too steady steps of someone carrying considerable drink inside, she vanished into her room.
Thom stared at her door with a bemused grin, Juilin with an incredulous one. They knew who she was, the truth of it. Elayne just glared down her nose. From Birgitte’s bedchamber came a splashing, as if a pitcher had been upended on the floor. Nynaeve exchanged puzzled looks with Aviendha.
Birgitte reappeared with her face and hair dripping and her coat soaked from shoulders to elbows. “Now my wits are clearer,” she said, settling into one of the ball-footed chairs with a sigh. “That young man has a hollow leg and a hole in the bottom of his foot. He even out-drank Beslan, and I was beginning to think wine was water to that lad.”
“Beslan?” Nynaeve said, her voice rising. “Tylin’s son? What was he doing there?”
“Why did you allow it, Birgitte?” Elayne exclaimed.
A baffled look passed between Nynaeve and Elayne. What was his point? Everyone knew that a man did not achieve his proper wits, such as they were, until ten years later than a woman.
The puzzlement faded from Elayne’s face, replaced by firmness and no little anger as she focused on Birgitte again. Words were going to be said, words both women might regret tomorrow.
 It was extremely unlikely they would see the need on their own. “You need your sleep to be fresh first thing in the morning.” They sat there, gaping at her like belled fools, so she made her tone firmer. “Now?”
“This game was done twenty stones ago,” Thom said, glancing at the board. “What do you say we go down to our own room and start another? I’ll spot you ten stones to place as you will any time during the game.”
“Ten stones?” Juilin yelped, scraping back his chair. “Will you offer me fish broth and milk-bread, as well?”
They argued all the way out, but at the door, each of them glanced back in sullen resentment. She would not put it past them to remain awake all night just because she had sent them to bed.
“Mat won’t corrupt Beslan,” Birgitte said dryly as the door closed behind the men. “I doubt nine feather dancers with a shipload of brandy could corrupt him. They wouldn’t know where to begin.”
Nynaeve was relieved to hear it, though something was odd about the woman’s tone—likely the drink—but Beslan was not at all the issue. She said so, and Elayne added, “No, he isn’t. You got drunk, Birgitte! And I felt it. I still feel tipsy if I don’t concentrate. The bond is not supposed to work that way. Aes Sedai don’t fall over giggling if their Warders drink too much.” Nynaeve threw up her hands.
“Don’t look at me that way,” Birgitte said. “You know more than I do. Aes Sedai and Warders have always been men and women before. Maybe that’s the difference. Maybe we are too alike.” Her grin was skewed slightly. There had not been near enough water in that pitcher. “That might be embarrassing, I suppose.”
“If we could stay with what is important?” Nynaeve said tightly. “Such as Mat?” Elayne had her mourn open for a retort to Birgitte, but she closed it quickly, the red spots in her cheeks most definitely chagrin this time. “Now,” Nynaeve went on. “Will Mat be here in the morning, or is he in the same revolting state as you?”
“He might come,” Birgitte said, taking a cup of mint tea from Aviendha, who of course sat down on the floor. Elayne frowned at her a moment, then, of all things, folded up her legs and sat beside her!
“What do you mean, he might?” Nynaeve demanded. She channeled, and the chair she had been sitting in floated over to her, and if it banged to the floor, she meant it to. Drinking too much, sitting on the floor. What was next?
Birgitte took a sip of the tea with a grateful murmur, and oddly, when she looked at Nynaeve again, she did not seem so intoxicated. “I talked him out of that. I don’t think he was really serious. All he wants now is an apology and thanks.”
Nynaeve’s eyes popped. She had talked him out of that? Apologize? To Matrim Cauthon? “Never,” she growled.
“For what?” Elayne wanted to know, as if that mattered. She pretended not to see Nynaeve’s glare.
“The Stone of Tear,” Birgitte said, and Nynaeve’s head whipped around. The woman no longer sounded intoxicated at all. “He says he went into the Stone, him and Juilin, to free the pair of you from a dungeon you couldn’t escape on your own.”  “I don’t know that I would have done that for anyone short of Gaidal. Not the Stone. He says you gave him a backhanded thanks and made him feel he ought to be grateful you didn’t kick him.”
It was true, in a way, but all distorted. There Mat had been with that mocking grin of his, saying he was there to pull their chestnuts off the fire or some such. Even then he had thought he could tell them what to do. “Only one of the Black sisters was on guard in the dungeon,” Nynaeve muttered, “and we had taken care of her.” True, they hadn’t yet been able to figure out how to open the door, shielded. “Be’lal wasn’t really interested in us, anyway—it was just to lure Rand. Moiraine may already have killed him, by then, for all we know.”
“The Black Ajah.” Birgitte’s voice was flatter than the floor tiles. “And one of the Forsaken. Mat never mentioned them. You owe him thanks on your knees, Elayne. Both of you do. The man deserves it. And Juilin, as well.”
Blood rushed to Nynaeve’s face. He had never mentioned . . . ? That despicable, despicable man! “I will not apologize to Matrim Cauthon, not on my deathbed.”
Aviendha leaned toward Elayne, touching her knee. “Near-sister, I will say this delicately.” She looked and sounded about as delicate as a stone post. “If this is true, you have toh toward Mat Cauthon, you and Nynaeve. And you have made it worse since, just by the actions I have seen.”
“Toh!” Nynaeve exclaimed. Those two were always talking about this toh foolery. “We aren’t Aiel, Aviendha. And Mat Cauthon is a thorn in the foot to everybody he meets.”
But Elayne was nodding. “I see. You are right, Aviendha. But what must we do? You will have to help me, near-sister. I don’t intend to try to become Aiel, but I . . . I want you to be proud of me.”
“We will not apologize!” Nynaeve snapped.
“I have pride in knowing you,” Aviendha said, touching Elayne’s cheek lightly. “An apology is a beginning, yet not enough to meet toh, now.”
“Are you listening to me?” Nynaeve demanded. “I said, I will—not—apologize!”
They went right on talking. Only Birgitte looked at her, and the woman wore a smile not far from outright laughter. Nynaeve throttled her braid with both hands. She had known that they should have sent Thom and Juilin.


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Introduction
Snotra RSS is a RSS aggregator, for any installation help please visit the GitHub page: GitHub page - Snotra RSS
To access Snotra_RSS
- For administration access, please go to admin page
- For update rss feeds, please go to update page
- For update twitter feeds, please go to update page
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| ben |
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UI Benefits |
| data |
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Simulated data set. |
| dur |
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Duration of \(d\), work status. |
| eps |
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current value of search, exponentially
distributed. |
| gam |
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| lambda |
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layoff prob. |
| op |
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Normal param vector |
| sigerr |
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| Tben |
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UI period. |
| wrk |
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Augment \(m\) with random layoffs. |
| zz |
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standardize cutoff. |
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| Continuous |
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No reservation wage while working . |
| Create |
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Set up the basic model. |
| Empval |
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EPDV of acceptance (accounting for layoffs). |
| EUtility |
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Return E[U|z<z*] and E[U|z≥z*] and respective
probabilities. |
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Must choose to work unless unemployed. |
| Layoff |
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Layoff probability (\(\lamba\)). |
| Run |
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Create, solve and simulate data . |
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Utility of UE: \(\epsilon + b\). |
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Return vector of utilities at cutoff z. |


Appology
Oxygen
Gameboy
Docs
Links
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Name
Released
Code
Gfx
Music
ODSys
96
Sasquatch
Jammer
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Description
Here are some screenshots of ODSys - a pretty cool graphic-library in C I wrote on the Amiga (to be portable) and that could handle many different types of targets - and also color-reduction and dithering.
Download
ODSysDemo.lha
Lha-packed demo released on Aminet
Screenshots
Fullscreen 256 colors (AGA) - click to zoom
Fullscreen 32 colors dithered (OCS) - click to zoom
Window 8 colors dithered (Magic WB) - click for more detail
Window 256 colors on graphiccard (RTG) - click for more detail
Appology
Oxygen
Gameboy
Docs
Links
Not Very PC


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