RC TEST PAPER 1
Directions for questions 1 to 24 : Read carefully the passages given below and answer the questions that follow. Passage-1 The most complex script is Japanese. It consists of a long series of tricky picture characters, ideograms, which symbolize ideas and objects derived from Japanese life and culture. In ancient times the writing was practised as an skill from, studied and guarded by selected scholars. It is beautiful, hard to learn, and represents the discipline of scholarship and the delightful dedication of Japanese writers to this day. Japanese children learn to write their languages all the time they are in school, but very few of them are able to complete the task before they leave. Yet some literacy scholars are persuaded that no one system is more difficult to learn to read and write than any other. Whether or not this is the case, to learn to write always involves practice with a tool which has to be brought under control so that the writer can concentrate on putting together the message rather than on the creation of the sign. |
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Passage- 2 6. The argument of the author is based on the premise that the nation-state has arrogated morality by trying to become the moral police of its citizens. ĎProhibition by law is an example of this. Hence, the answer is [3] 7. The authorís quotation at the end of the para states that virtue which needs a watch man from outside cannot be called as virtue, therefore the sentinel needs to be discarded as virtue can only be a virtue when it is achieved without help of any outside agency, i.e. through self-realisation. So the answer is [4] 8. The pasage assumes that it is the government who wishes to enforce prohibition in the nation. But it neglects the fact that public opinion for/against a certain issue is also a powerful driving force for government to frame laws of public concern. So the answer is [1] 9. According to line 7 of the passage, the answer is [4] 10. Option 3 is the exact opposite of what Goldsmith means in the quotation. See the explanation for 2 Passage-3 11. The ultimate effectiveness of the Meeting lies in the manner in which each participant perceives the goals and aims for which it has been convened. Hence, the answer is [2]. 12. Unwanted invitees to the meeting will waste their own as well as othersí time and will demoralise the serious candidates who really wish to make a contribution. Hence, the answer is [4]. 13. According to the author, a well-set agenda helps make visible the path that leads to the achievement of the goal and allows space for differing goals of the group in advance. It does not clarify the goals of each and every member. Hence, the answer is [4]. 14. According to the author, a facilitator has to guide the discussions on the right track, to allow for different view-points to emerge and space them thematically. Hence, the answer is [4]. Passage- 4 15. A man may be religious, but if he misbehaves he upsets his relationship with his Maker. Hence,[3] 16. Sentence 4 states that when man indulges in bad behavior he upsets his relationship with his Maker and feels weak, lonely. This does not imply that whenever he feels so he has indulged in bad behavior. His negative feelings may have been caused by some other reasons. Hence, [2] 17. Acts if selflessness may be prompted by either social duty or humanitarian compassion or from a love of God which is necessarily love of godís creatures, as proved respectively in Sheela and Ramís example. Hence, [2] 18. In the authorís opinion bad behavior must also include ordinary, respectable, and self-seeking behavior. Hence, [2] 19. According to the author, religion is not merely how we act outwardly but is is also concerned with that inner attitude from which our behavior springs. Hence, [2] Passage- 5 20. See sentence 6 of the passage. Hence, [2] 21. See sentence 7 of the passage. Hence, [3] 22. See the last sentence of the passage. Hence, [3] 23.The Lascaux painting of the reindeer signifies the rituals of success in hunting and ensuring the fertility of the creatures on which people depended for food. Hence, [4] 24. The size of the prehistoric reindiir cannot be guaged from stone inscriptions as stated in option 4 but from their fossilised bones. Hence, [4] |


About this map
To create this map, we first converted a PDF into a spreadsheet and then cleaned the data and re-structured it to make it mappable.
Findings: Law enforcement have reported 331 known houses in the Pikes Peak region where methamphetamine was distributed. The majority of the discovered homes are in areas that historically have lower income levels.
Options for similar maps: Even if your data is in a PDF, there's a good chance we can crack it and make it interactive. Marker maps are a great option if you have individual addresses for data.
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1. Data model
CB4J uses a very simple and natural data model for dealing with CSV files. The main classes are :
Field
: represents a field in a record. A field has a content and an index
Record
: represents a CSV record as an ordered list of fields
These classes are defined in io.github.benas.cb4j.core.model
package.
2. Main components
The next figure illustrates the main CB4J components and gives an overview of the framework architecture:
The main CB4J components are the following :
- Record Parser : parses a record and splits it into a list of fields
- Record Validator : applies declared validation constraints for each record
- Record Mapper : maps a record to a Java object
- Record Processor : applies business processing logic for each record
Each of these components needs to be configured to work properly and as expected. CB4J uses a declarative approach to register configuration parameters. A typical use case of configuring CB4J is to :
- Provide configuration parameters (Input file path, file encoding,field delimiter,etc)
- Register field validation constraints (field size, data type and format,etc) that will be used by the record validator to validate data
- Register record to object mapping logic that will be used by the record mapper or use the default one
- Register record processing business logic that will be applied by the record processor
All details about these steps can be found in the user guide section.
The following table summarizes what you need to do and what CB4J does for you :
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| Parse record and split it into a list of fields |
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3. Processing workflow
The workflow used internally by CB4J is illustrated by the next figure and described below :
- The engine reads the input file line by line until the end of file. If the end of file is reached, the engine generates the batch report and terminates the execution
- The next record is read as a string containing raw data
- The record parser checks the record for well-formedness : If the record is not well formed, then it is ignored and the engine moves to the next one. If the record is well formed, then it is passed to the next step to be parsed
- The record parser parses the current record to split it into fields ordered by index and containing raw data
- The record validator applies validation constraints for each field. If a validation constraint is violated for one field, then the record is rejected. If all fields are valid, then the parsed record is passed to the next step to be mapped to a Java object
- At this point, the record mapper is supplied with a parsed record containing raw data that have passed the declared validation constraints. The parsed record is mapped to the declared Java object type. CB4J considers mapping exception as errors that should not pass the processing step. Hence, the engine rejects records that cannot be mapped to objects with typed fields. This is a design choice to minimize unexpected errors during record processing.
- Finally, the business logic is executed by the record processor. At this point, the record processor is supplied with a Java object populated with validated and typed data. If an exception occurs during record processing, a rollback is performed (if a rollback handler callback is registered) and the error is reported. Otherwise, the engine moves to the next record.


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[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @NaturalCoin--Macro-Pool.com we will be plastering things on blockfolio updates and our announce channel and BCT, as much as we can
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> we are in communication with TradeSatoshi about the timelines
[dscrd-hush] <NaturalCoin--Macro-Pool.com> Good stuff
[dscrd-hush] <NaturalCoin--Macro-Pool.com> And just to double reconfirm lol but I got my Hush sitting in my swing wallet (latest edition) in a T address so I'm all good for the update right?
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> If all your Hush is on an exchange, or the web wallet, you are not affected by the Sprout issue. Only people that made special "shielded" transactions and have funds in addresses starting with z are affected. Currently ~1.1% of total supply
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> if all your funds are in taddrs, you are fine. It's not a bad idea to sweep funds into 1 or a few addresses, versus having funds in hundreds of addresses. Mostly this will only effect miners, who sometimes have many addresses
[dscrd-hush] <NaturalCoin--Macro-Pool.com> Ok cool. I typically use one or two addresses anyway to keep things organized.
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> it's good to have different buckets for different uses, but not too many buckets
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> soon, super-fast Sapling zaddrs will only take a few seconds to make transactions, and it will be viable to do that on mobile devices. That was never a possibility with it taking 45 minutes and gigs of RAM to make a Sprout shielded xtn
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> I paused HushList protocol stuff because Sprout was too slow, so all of this work unlocks those possibilities again. That is actually what I want to work on, HushList protocol stuff. But it just wasn't viable on Sprout.
[dscrd-hush] <NaturalCoin--Macro-Pool.com> Oh nice. Looking forward to the future work. I'm a big proponent of hush. Lots of mining
[dscrd-hush] <NaturalCoin--Macro-Pool.com> Speak of that, can I get added to the Mining Pool group?


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Revit Projects
Some samples of My Revit Projects
Los Angles County Museum of Art
Los Angles, CA USA
Architect Peter Zumthor and SOM Structural Engineers
The Los Angles County Museum of Art (LACMA) is a project with architect Peter Zumthor. The building will be roughly 350,000 square feet. Designed to resemble the La Brea Tar Pits in Los Angles.
The complexity, tighter tolerance level, and magnitude of this Revit project have pushed me to create scripts and add-ins to generate this model. This project is a complete rethink of what Revit is capable of doing.
Jinan Subway Station Skylight
Shandong, China
SOM Architecture & Structural Engineers
Jinan subway station skylight is designed as a lotus flower. The flower is representative of the location.
The Revit model is geometry generated and sized using the Etabs model. The Revit model has never had any modeling except for the creation of sheets and details.
Moscone Convention Center Expansion
San Francisco, California US
SOM Architecture & Structural Engineers
The convention center project added more than 305,000 square feet of area. The project is an iconic building on Howard Street which added vertical levels and a bridge connecting the two sides.
The work I put into this project and its complexity have allowed it to be featured on the cover Mastering Revit 2020. I’m proud of the BIM model and happy it has gained recognition in the Revit world.
Janet Echelman Austin Airport
Austin, Texas US
Artist Janet Echelman and SOM Structural Engineers
Janet Echelman is an American sculptor and artist. She creates aerial fiber rope sculptures that are large and complex.
The Austin Airport project in Revit is using a Rhino model which is designed by the Structural Engineer. We use a CSV file to import line geometry, point geometry, and metadata. The color is also added to map member sizes to create and update the geometry in Revit.
Torre Reforma
Mexico City, Mexico
Architect Sordo Madaleno and SOM Structural Engineers
This is a new development in the heart of Mexico City with Sordo Madaleno architects. The Revit project has an 8 level garage and 7 story podium with a bridge. The project also includes 3 towers the largest is a 60 story tower and the other two are 44 story towers. This is all completely done in Revit.
Superior Court House San Diego
San Diego, California, US
SOM Architecture & Structural Engineers
The San Diego Court House is a 25 story downtown tower. The project has a podium and a tower.
One of the first projects completely done in Revit at Skidmore Owing and Merrill by both architecture and engineering.


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Z-indexes are attributed to each window, so they can be properly reordered.
Duplicate just for testing
Did You Know? - Drag & drop on borders to move a window
Delicious Flat Design
Try stacking and switching windows by clicking on them
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wash hands with sopa andwater after touching animals and animal products.
wash hands with sopa andwater after touching animals and animal products.
when coughing and sneezing cover mouth and nose with flexed elbow or tissue.
avoid travel if you have a fever and cough.
if you have a fever, cough and difficulty breathing seek medical care early.
if you are coughing or sneezing , wear a mask and must khonw how to use it and dispose of it properly.
eat only well-cooked food.
avoid close contact with animals that are sick.


South Korea says it deported 2 North Koreans after finding they had killed 16 fellow fishermen ...
by EndPlaySEOUL, South Korea - SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - South Korea says it deported 2 North Koreans after finding they had killed 16 fellow fishermen and fled to South.


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Vehicle/Equipment ID – Identification number of new vehicle/equipment/technology purchased with grant funds. (i.e. for on-road vehicle, input VIN; for equipment, input serial number)
Type of Vehicle/Equipment Outfitted – For activities in which a grant-funded item (i.e. an APU), is installed on a vehicle/piece of equipment, this is the description of the vehicle/piece of equipment (i.e. the truck on which an APU is installed); only applicable to projects where a grant-funded piece of equipment is installed on something else
ID of Vehicle/Equipment Outfitted – For activities in which a grant-funded item (i.e. and APU), is installed on a vehicle/piece of equipment, this is the VIN or equipment ID number of the vehicle/piece of equipment (i.e. the truck on which an APU is installed); only applicable to projects where a grant-funded piece of equipment is installed on something else
Performing Party ID – A user assigned identification number for tracking purposes (i.e., fleet-assigned truck unit number)
Activity Life (years) – Number of years committed to operating vehicle/equipment/technology and reporting the usage
Primary/Secondary Usage Factor – Units used for reporting usage of the grant funded vehicle/equipment/technology (i.e. Fuel Use = gallons consumed, Mileage = miles driven, Hours = hours of operation)


Place me on a skateboard like this:
It looks like you're using a desktop/laptop; it's a good thing, you'll need it, but the page you're seeing right now needs to be visited on a mobile!
Come back when you're able to use your phone and it will tell you what to do with your computer! 😃


Use these examples to get started with Geode region shortcuts.
Geode region shortcuts, in org.apache.geode.cache.RegionShortcut
for peers and servers and org.apache.geode.cache.client.ClientRegionShortcut
for clients, are available wherever you create a region in the cache.xml
or through the API. Custom named attributes, stored by you, are available from the moment you store them on.
The region shortcuts are special Geode named region attributes, with identifying names. Create custom named region attributes by setting the attributes and storing them with a unique identifier in the region attribute id
. Retrieve named attributes by providing the shortcut enum value or the name you assigned in the id
to the region creation:
- In the API, use the identifier in the region factory creation
- In the
cache.xml
, use the identifier in the<region>
or<region-attribute>
refid
setting. Therefid
is available in both elements for convenience
Examples
Example #1
This example shows partitioned region creation in the cache.xml
:
- The first
region-attributes
declaration starts with the predefinedPARTITION_REDUNDANT
attributes, modifies thelocal-max-memory
setting, and stores the resulting attributes in the custom-namedmyPartition
attributes. The region declarations use the new stored attributes, but each has its own interest policy, which is specified in the individual region creation.
<!-- Retrieving and storing attributes --> <region-attributes id="myPartition" refid="PARTITION_REDUNDANT"> <partition-attributes local-max-memory="512"/> </region-attributes> <!-- Two partitioned regions, one colocated with the other --> <!-- Attributes are retrieved and applied in the first region --> <region name="PartitionedRegion1" refid="myPartition"/> <!-- Same stored attributes, modification for this region--> <region name="PartitionedRegion2" refid="myPartition"> <region-attributes> <partition-attributes colocated-with="PartitionedRegion1" /> </region-attributes> </region>
Example #2
This example uses the RegionFactory
API to create a region based on the predefined PARTITION
region shortcut:
final Region diskPortfolios =
new RegionFactory("PARTITION").create("Portfolios");
This example retrieves an attributes template and passes it to the region creation with a modified pool specification:
ClientRegionFactory<String,String> regionFactory =
cache.createClientRegionFactory(PROXY);
Region<String, String> region = regionFactory
.setPoolName("publisher")
.create("DATA");


Using Time Estimation Performance as a Secondary Task Measure of Workload
Time estimation has shown to be a good secondary task for measuring workload. However gathering time estimation data can be challenging for researchers due to the number of data points that are gathered and feedback regarding the accuracy can be difficult to give to the participants. This portable iPhone application has been created to help in the gathering of such data.
Produced by the Vis Center
The Center for Visualization and Virtual Environments at the University of Kentucky seeks to create these new ways of seeing, to help us interpret our world, to reach a new understanding and to improve the human condition. Through multi-disciplinary research projects that encompass the fields of engineering, history, medicine, science, technology, and art, the Vis Center brings together innovative researchers for the common goal of creating technology that transforms how we see the world. Visit our website for more information vis.uky.edu


All of a sudden cat goes crazy chew the plant, but try to hold own back foot to clean it but foot reflexively kicks you in face, go into a rage and bite own foot, hard.  That box? i can fit in that box. Decide to want nothing to do with my owner today dead stare with ears cocked cat sit like bread so mice hiiiiiiiiii feed me now. Mice.
Low-hanging fruit drink the Kool-aid. On this journey i'll book a meeting so we can solution this before the sprint is over, so close the loop, or low hanging fruit obviously. Golden goose golden goose. Your work on this project has been really impactful manage expectations Bob called an all-hands this afternoon optimize for search, where the metal hits the meat but we need to touch base off-line before we fire the new ux experience.
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--- layout: default title: Contact description: Progressive Hacknight is organized by Derek Eder, Christopher Whitaker and (formerly) Juan-Pablo Velez. ---
Progressive Hacknight is organized by Derek Eder, Christopher Whitaker and members of our Leadership Council.
All major decisions about Progressive Hacknight are made by consensus by the Leadership Council, which meets once a month.
Progressive Hacknight finances are administered under DataMade, LLC.
Have a talk you'd like to give at Progressive Hacknight? See our speaker guidelines.


Ohio State Flips Recruit Commitment After Win vs. Penn State
by Andrew HolleranOhio State’s football program is having a pretty nice little Saturday. The Buckeyes got a big home win against Penn State this afternoon. Less than an hour after the win, Ryan Day’s program got some major recruiting news.
Miyan Williams, a running back in the 2020 class, has flipped his commitment from Iowa State to Ohio State.
The Cincinnati native is a rising recruit in the ’20 class. He fills a need at the running back position for Ohio State’s 2020 class.
Williams announced the decision on Twitter.
Williams is a 5-foot-10, 210-pound running back with a bruising style of play. Some have compared his style of play to that of Carlos Hyde, who starred for the Buckeyes.
Ohio State’s 2020 class ranks No. 4 in the country and No. 1 in the Big Ten, per 247Sports.
The Buckeyes now have 25 commitments in the class.


The visualizations on this page delve into particular employment factors and their associations with employee turnover rates.


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| void | AddElement (URef< UExprTerm > term) |
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| bool | IsDynamic (float index) const |
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| const tstring& UExprArray::GetName | ( | ) | const [inline] |
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| float UExprArray::GetValue | ( | float | index | ) | const |
no elements, then return 0.
scale the incoming index by the address scale.
evaluate.
on either end?
if not on the end, do two lookups and lerp using the fractional component of the index.
do two lookups and lerp using the fractional component of the index.
clamp or wrap.
do the lookup.
Definition at line 53 of file UExprArray.cpp.
| bool UExprArray::IsDynamic | ( | float | index | ) | const |
no elements, so not dynamic..
evaluate.
on either end?
do two lookups and lerp using the fractional component of the index.
clamp or wrap.
do the lookup.
Definition at line 105 of file UExprArray.cpp.
| void UExprArray::SetAddressScale | ( | float | scale | ) | [inline] |
Definition at line 36 of file UExprArray.h.
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Welcome to Task Information Collections and thank you for installing it.
TIC is a different task/project information management, where you drag your information to the extension page. More information can be found on https://pim.famnit.upr.si/tic/
This extension is a part of the research about how project/task collections of information are formed, used and changed over time. We need your help in this study. Your participation will also help further development of the extension.
Is this extension free to use and what can I do with it?
This extension is free and open source, licensed under the MIT License. You can use it however you like, change it, distribute it, use it in your own software (closed or open sourced), projects, etc. It is provided by the copyright holders and contributors "AS IS". See terms and conditions below.
What is happening to my data which is dragged onto this extension?
We leave your information (files, email, web pages) intact and the content is never opened, touched, changed or sent to anyone. When files, folders and web pages are dragged over, only paths to them are stored (and some files and folders statistics). All this and additional notes are stored on your computer (in your browser's profile folder). If you participate in the research, your TICs will also backed up on our servers and will be harvested by us. We have no means to access your files from the backup.
How do I participate?
You do not have to do anything other than use the extension. The backup of your project spaces will once a week be transferred over a secure and encrypted connection to the server administered by our research team. However, if you do not wish to participate, please select "No" under the "Participate in research" in the properties settings of the extension.
Can my privacy be compromised?
If you participate in the research we do not know who you are. Your id looks something like this: 6d8450ee26bb97157d8ab4fa07fbcf15. Information that you put in the extension and gets transferred to our servers could potentially reveal your identity. Please do not enter sensitive information such us credit card numbers or information of national security. Nevertheless, all your information will be kept strictly private and confidential and NOT shared with anyone but our research team. If you do not participate in the research, all your information is kept on your own computer and we do not have any means to access it.
Is participating in the research safe?
No information will ever be shared with agents or entities outside the research group or used for any purpose other than tool research and development. We do not know any information other than one you enter in the tool. The data you enter will be transmitted to, and kept on a professionally managed server by our research team at Lancaster University. While data integrity and security will be maintained on a best effort basis, we take no responsibility for data that is accidentally lost or stolen. However, if you do not wish to participate, please select "No" under the "Participate in research" in the properties settings of the extension.
The terms and conditions of using this extension (MIT Licence):
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
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Gardens and garages top house-hunters' wish-list
Property website Zoopla has issued a list of the most commonly searched features throughout the country
by Paul SmithBritain's house-hunters have named gardens and garages as their top two 'must have' items according to property website Zoopla.
Site activity over the last year also revealed large family homes and property with a seaside or rural aspect among the most searched items.
In addition, simplicity and ease of access made bungalows another popular search for those using Zoopla to help source a new property.
The website's consumer expert, Laura Howard, believes this is consistent with a population now living longer than ever before.
"The once unfashionable bungalow continues to make a comeback highlighting an ageing population that wants to enjoy the benefits that single-floor living provides," she said.
Unsurprisingly, the research found house hunting has a regional aspect, with cottages in particularly demand in the Midlands, northern England, the East of England, the South West and Scotland.
Similarly, city-dwelling Londoners were most likely to seek out green space, with gardens comfortably topping their search list. Interestingly, Scotland was the only other part of the country to exhibit this trend.
With property prices in the capital being higher than elsewhere, Help to Buy was another popular search term.
In Wales and Scotland, house hunters were particularly likely to seek privacy, with the search term 'secluded' appearing on their top 10 lists.
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contactThis Great Hall was built in the mid 13th century at the same time as Salisbury Cathedral in the Middle Ages, was the setting for great 'feasts' or 'banquets'. It is located within the glorious ambience of Salisbury Cathedral Close and only 200 metres from the Cathedral itself. The Hall is elegantly proportioned with a fine timber framed roof, the original central hearth, high windows and many other original features.
In 1714, the School moved to a new School House built for it on the north-west side of The Close. This came to known as 'Wren Hall' and, with the house connected to it (Braybrooke House) this acted as the centre of the School campus until the middle of the 20thCentury. Owing to the fact that this campus could not keep pace with the growing size of the School, the campus was relocated, in 1946/47, to the former Bishop's Palace in the grounds of the Cathedral. The building is designated as a Grade I listed building by English Heritage.
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Moree students treated to Schools Spectacular weekend away
Students from Moree and surrounds were among those from across drought-ravaged NSW who were treated to a special weekend away in Sydney to see the 2019 Schools Spectacular.
More than 150 students from across the state travelled to Sydney as part of Wish Upon a Star, a joint initiative of the Department of Education and the Office of Sport and Transport NSW, supported by a generous sponsorship from RDE Microphones and REX Airlines.
A coach-load of students from the New England North West, including from Moree Secondary College, Moree Public School and Moree East Public School, spent the weekend at the Broken Bay Sport and Recreation Centre on the Central Coast, where they enjoyed games and other seaside activities prior to the show.
"Through the magic of the Schools Spectacular we wanted to lift these kids' spirits and offer them a time of happiness away from the tough grind as their families battle the ravages of drought," co-executive producer of Schools Spectacular, Rosemary Davis said.
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"Schools Spectacular with its colour, variety and vitality captures everyone's hearts and on top of that, these kids will have the chance to enjoy two hours of free entertainment and excitement at SpecFest before the show. The activities at the Sport and Recreation Centre over the balance of the weekend will be the icing on the cake.
"Thanks to the goodwill and generosity of the Department of Education, Office of Sport, Ministry of Transport and RDE Microphones, we hope that these youngsters will not just have a weekend to remember, but one that will boost the spirits of their families and friends when they return home and share their joy."
Minister for Education Sarah Mitchell joined the visitors at the Saturday matinee of Schools Spectacular after they had enjoyed a day at the surrounding Sports and Recreation Camps, and said it was fantastic to see students whose communities are struggling from the impacts of drought able to relax and see a world-renowned show.
"Our rural communities are doing it tough, so being able to give a break to 150 students from these areas makes a difference," Ms Mitchell said.
"Teachers and parents have told me that this opportunity will be the highlight of the year for many of these students."
The initiative was for students from drought-ravaged schools, whose principals selected them as a reward for their good behaviour and merit.


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Device object core call back functions which would be used by dcds to to communicate with the device protocol core - (device manager block being a part of it).
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Odyssey ahead in the BWCA
Prologue of a five-part series
By Tony Jones, Special to the Star Tribune and Bob Timmons, Star Tribune
Photos/video by Aaron Lavinsky, Star Tribune
July 12, 2019
Tracing a North Woods border route of water and land that has transported people of every ilk for centuries, a group’s canoe trip in early June through the eastern lakes of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness was every bit a trip into the past. It also informed the present and was classic adventure. Over the next five weeks, we’ll tell of the trip on a historic water trail, of its joys and challenges, and of a new appreciation, for a father and son, of the BWCA’s diverse beauty. Join the adventure.
DAY 1 Gunflint Lake
About halfway between Rainy Lake and Lake Superior along the Voyageur’s Highway, the lake boasts the iconic Gunflint Lodge — the launch spot for our group. Gunflint is named for deposits of chert, a 2-billion-year-old black rock that both Ojibwe Indians and voyageurs used to spark their flintlock rifles. The Gunflint Trail, which runs northwest from Grand Marais, Minn., to the BWCA, takes its name from the lake.
Stairway Portage
As the name implies, this 80-rod portage is a wooden staircase — two actually, of more than 90 steps each. From Rose Lake to Duncan Lake, the stairs cover an elevation change of about 120 feet, and they parallel the pretty Rose Falls. Duncan Lake, with seven campsites, is known for great fishing.
Posés and pipes
Voyageurs didn’t measure their distances in miles or feet. They measured portages by “posés,” a posé being French for a spot where burdens are laid down. So a lengthy portage might have three or four resting spots, or posés. And on lakes, they paddled for 50 minutes per hour, stopping to smoke a pipe in the last 10 minutes. Thus, the length of a lake was measured in pipes.


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So you've got a development instance of Confluence running using the Atlassian SDK & atlas-run, but now want to access the database with some kind of GUI. How?
Easy. First shutdown the Confluence instance – CTRL+C should do the trick.
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magical-addon$ java -cp ./target/confluence/webapp/WEB-INF/lib/hsqldb-2.3.0.jar org.hsqldb.util.DatabaseManager -user sa -url jdbc:hsqldb:./target/confluence/home/database/confluencedb
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For JIRA (6.1), the command is
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Dino Melaye bags First Cinema Movie Role
by Oyindamola OlubajoKogi state senator, Dino Melaye has got his first cinema movie role in a new Nollywood blockbuster titled ‘Lemonade’ set to premiere December 11, this year.
Lemonade, a production of Joy Media Productions and directed by prolific film maker, Lummie Edevibe of Filmcorp, tells the story of a single mum and aspiring writer who finds courage to leave a toxic relationship, and to pursue her dreams on her own. She decided not to get tangled in another heartbreak, she fends off all advances and eventually finds true love in aKogi state senator, Dino Melaye has got his first cinema movie role in a new Nollywood blockbuster titled ‘Lemonade’ set to premiere December 11, this year. most unexpected way.
The new movie, ‘Lemonade’ is touted to be one of the best movies to be released in 2019 judging by the reviews of the trailer, caliber of cast, crew and the script.
Recently, Melaye joined other actors to feature in a TV series titled ‘Equity Unbound’, after the Court of Appeal in Abuja on Friday, October 11, dismissed his appeal against a judgment sacking him as the Kogi West senator.
Speaking on his reasons for joining the TV series, Melaye said it was to expose injustice in the society.
“I’m happy to have participated in the series, especially as it will help correct social problems in the country.
“I am not a green horn in acting because I emerged the best actor during my NYSC programme.


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Docker is a new container technology for Linux that has recently become
quite popular. It allows packaging applications as images that are easy
to create, share and deploy. For you, as a Python developer, it is a
new tool for your toolbox that can make yours or your sysadmin's life a
lot easier.
The talk introduces you to the world of Docker and presents some
thoughts on why it is a good choice for deploying Python applications
and how it can help you in the development process.
The talk introduces you to the world of Docker and presents some
thoughts on why it is a good choice for deploying Python applications
and how it can help you in the development process.
One of the things that we'll also discuss is the pros and cons of using
Docker to deploy your code instead of virtualenvs or virtual machines.
About the author: Tuomas Suutari is a software developer and a big fan
of Open Source. Python is his favorite programming language with
10 years of experience. Currently he is taming snakes as a Senior Developer at Anders Innovations.
We'll be exploring the different mechanisms and libraries in the Python
ecosystem for concurrent and/or parallel systems while comparing benchmarks
and discussing the pros and cons of each approach.
About the author: Michael Cetrulo is a software architect from Uruguay
working for Crafted, a Web and Mobile consultancy shop based in Montevideo,
Uruguay. His interests include parallel computing and large scale / high performance systems.
It's inevitable that online communities will change, and that we'll remember
the community with a fondness that likely doesn't accurately reflect the
former reality. We'll explore how we can take a set of articles from an online
community and winnow out the stuff we feel is unworthy. We'll explore some of
the machine learning tools that are just a "pip install" away, such as
scikit-learn and nltk.
About the author: Ned Jackson Lovely is a full-stack Python engineer from
Boston, MA. He is a principal engineer at Spotify is Somerville, MA, where he
helps invent the future of music. At various points in his life he has been a
freelance software consultant, a high school science teacher, and a product
manager. His coolest job was getting paid to teach physics and go on roller
coasters at Walt Disney World.
On ships sailing all over the world, Eniram helps ship crews reduce ship
running costs and emissions by optimizing ship operations. Hundreds of
measurements are constantly collected on each ship. Our data processing
systems are being replaced with a unified Python-based framework. At the heart
of it is Lusmu, a small yet powerful reactive programming library.
In the reactive programming model used by Lusmu, data is fed into inputs of a
directed graph. Calculations are done by nodes of the graph lazily only when
resulting data is being accessed.
This talk illustrates how Lusmu works by walking through a simplified
implementation in source code. Usage scenarios for developers and end users
are presented using real-world examples.
See also the accompanying series
of blog posts.
About the author: Antti Kaihola is a Python developer with a 15-year
friendship with the language and a more recent background in web backend
development. He's currently working as a Senior Research Engineer at Eniram
Ltd in Helsinki.
Python is a modern, dynamic language which is growing in popularity, but tool
support for it is sometime lacking or only available in specific environments.
For refactoring and other common IDE functions, however, the powerful
open-source rope library provides a set of tools which are designed to be
integrated into almost any programming environment. Rope supports most common
refactorings, such as renaming and method extraction, but also more
Python-specific refactorings, such as import organization. Rope’s underlying
code analysis engine also allows it to do things like locating method
definitions and generating auto-completion suggestions.
While rope is designed to be used from many environments, it’s not always easy
or ideal to integrate rope directly into other programs. Traad (Norwegian for
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editors, etc.) can perform refactorings without needing to embed rope
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things like switch between Python 2 and 3 refactoring in the same session.
In this session we’ll look at how rope operates, and we’ll see how traad wraps
it to provide an easier integration interface. The audience will get enough
information to start using rope themselves, either directly or via traad, and
they’ll see how to use traad for integrating rope into their own environments.
More generally, we’ll look at why client-server refactoring tools might be
preferable to the more standard approach of direct embedding.
About the author: Austin is a founding director of Sixty North, a software
consulting, training, and application development company. A native of Texas,
in 2008 Austin moved to Stavanger, Norway where he helped develop
industry-leading oil reservoir modeling software in C++ and Python. Austin is
also an active member of the open source community, contributing regularly to
various Python and Emacs projects, and he’s the founder of Stavanger Software
Developers, one of the largest and
most active social software groups in Stavanger. Austin holds a Master of
Science in Computer Engineering from the University of Texas at Austin.
Python 2 introduced the iterator protocol, which has since become an essential
language concept. Generators - functions with a yield - make it much easier to
write an iterator. What's less commonly known is that generators have evolved
to be usable co-routines. These are the basis for the new asyncio module in
Python 3.3, though I won't talk about asyncio.
My presentation will structure the concepts around file I/O. I'll develop
various iterators to read records from a file, and then show how to 'reverse'
a generator to make a coroutine to write records to a file.
About the author: I've been using Python full-time since the 1990s. I
primarily work in computational chemistry and related fields. I make my living
as a consultant doing custom software development, software sales, and Python
training for computational chemists.
I co-founded the Biopython project, and co-founded the Gothenburg Python
User's Group (GothPy). I am also a member of the PSF.
Matplotlib is the most popular plotting library for Python, but getting
started may be daunting for non-experts, especially if you want to format your
plots differently from the default. I will show by example how to create plots
and figure out from the Python prompt how to change the various details.
About the author: I'm a software developer at ZenRobotics, with a doctorate in
Computer and Information Science. I have contributed code to matplotlib: my
main contribution is the pdf backend.
This talk will present the Vowpal Wabbit linear online regression system,
and the wabbit_wappa lib for it and pitch some NLTK.
Demo showing how to make a spam filter (binary classifier) using logistic
regression and online learning.
Deploying your software can become a tricky task, regardless of the language.
In the spirit of the Python conferences, every conference needs at least one
packaging talk.
This talk is about dh-virtualenv. It's a Python packaging tool aimed for
Debian-based systems and for deployment flows that already take advantage of
Debian packaging with Python virtualenv.
Dh-virtualenv is an open source tool developed at Spotify. We use it to ease
deploying our Python software to production. We built dh-virtualenv as a tool
that fits our existing continuous integration flow with a dedicated sbuild
server. As we were already packaging software in Debian packages, the aim of
dh-virtualenv was to make transition to virtualenv based installations as
smooth as possible.
This talk covers how you can use dh-virtualenv to help you deploy your
software to production, where you are already running a Debian-based system,
such as Ubuntu, and what are the advantages and disadvantages of the approach
over other existing and popular techniques. We will discuss the deploying as a
problem in general, look into building a dh-vritualenv-backed package, and in
the end, look into how dh-virtualenv was actually made.
Goal is that after this presentation you know how to make your Debian/Ubuntu
deployments easier!
About the author: Jyrki Pulliainen is a Python hacker and open source
advocate, who has been working with the snakes for over 7 years.
His background is in web back-ends and nowadays he's a content engineer at
Spotify. On the side he also runs PyCon Sweden and helps out with the
Stockholm Python user group
What is Traversal in comparison with traditional regular expression based method of handling URLs in web application? What its benefits? How does it affect application architecture? What kind of problems does it solve? Answers to the questions above and little bit of Pyramid evangelism are in the my talk.
About the author: I currently work at Thumbtack Technology as a software architect. My primary specialization is web developing, and most favorite tool is Pyramid web framework. From time to time I write technical articles in my blog, and answer to Python and Pyramid related questions on Stack Overflow.
The ultimate goal of this talk is to inspire people to use Python to achieve their fitness goals. Or to just get to know a little bit more about their own body.
Some libraries and their use will be presented, that help in exploring our own body (e.g., Fitbit's python-fitbit). Additionally, I may touch on the Intel Galileo/(other boards) that help in this matter.
The talk is inspired partly by the "Bodily Play" workshop that I participated in this summer with the folks that came from Melbourne's "Exertion Games Lab".
About the author: I am currently pursuing my Master's degree at Aalto University in Computer Science.
I consider that women are equally able to do well in this field, that's why I founded Helsinki PyLadies that aims to support women in technology.


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If \(r\) and \(n\) are odd integers such that \(r \geq n\), and if there is a
Room square \(R\) of side \(r\), then there is a Room square of side \(rn\).
Example 3.8.1
Before proving this theorem, we look at an example of triplication in
order to introduce thisfairly complicated construction.
The approach taken is to take a Room square of side 7, create 9 arrays
very similar in structure tothis Room square, and then arrange these 9
arrays into a 21x21 side array which is very
Room square.
Suppose we wished to triplicate the following Room square.
| \(\infty 0\) | - | - | 25 | - | 16 | 34 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 45 | \(\infty 1\) | - | - | 36 | - | 20 |
| 31 | 56 | \(\infty 2\) | - | - | 40 | - |
| - | 42 | 60 | \(\infty 3\) | - | - | 51 |
| 62 | - | 53 | 01 | \(\infty 4\) | - | - |
| - | 03 | - | 64 | 12 | \(\infty 5\) | - |
| - | - | 14 | - | 05 | 23 | \(\infty 6\) |
Figure 20
Unfortunately, this row has simply too many elements. There should be
only 11 pairs, not
and the new Room-ish square would be based on a set of 24 elements not
22 as we require.Wallis’s original idea had been to somehow merge the
three \(\infty _\mathrm{i}\) into one element, but he eventually decided
instead to go back to the original square and strip out the diagonal
elements.Building a Room square is then a matter of arranging the
following arrays, sometimes called frames,
$R_{ij} = $
| \(2_\mathrm{i}5_\mathrm{j}\) | \(1_\mathrm{i}6_\mathrm{j}\) | \(3_\mathrm{i}4_\mathrm{j}\) | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| \(4_\mathrm{i}5_\mathrm{j}\) | \(3_\mathrm{i}6_\mathrm{j}\) | \(2_\mathrm{i}0_\mathrm{j}\) | ||||
| \(3_\mathrm{i}1_\mathrm{j}\) | \(5_\mathrm{i}6_\mathrm{j}\) | \(4_\mathrm{i}0_\mathrm{j}\) | ||||
| \(4_\mathrm{i}2_\mathrm{j}\) | \(6_\mathrm{i}0_\mathrm{j}\) | \(5_\mathrm{i}1_\mathrm{j}\) | ||||
| \(6_\mathrm{i}2_\mathrm{j}\) | \(5_\mathrm{i}3_\mathrm{j}\) | \(0_\mathrm{i}1_\mathrm{j}\) | ||||
| \(0_\mathrm{i}3_\mathrm{j}\) | \(6_\mathrm{i}4_\mathrm{j}\) | \(1_\mathrm{i}2_\mathrm{j}\) | ||||
| \(1_\mathrm{i}4_\mathrm{j}\) | \(0_\mathrm{i}5_\mathrm{j}\) | \(2_\mathrm{i}3_\mathrm{j}\) |
Figure 21
into a 21x21 array, and subsequently finding some way to fill in the
missing two pairs from
row of the new square, with the aim of producing a Room square based on
\[S = \{\infty,0_1,1_1,...,6_1,0_2,1_2,...,6_2,0_3,1_3,...,6_3\}\]
Inevitably this approach leads to new problems.
Firstly consider how to arrange the frames appropriately. Suppose we put
\(R_{12}\) next to \(R_{13}\),
the left hand members of pairs in each row of \(R_{12}\) will be repeated
in the same row of the
21x21 square due to the placing of \(R_{13}\). The same would be true for
any \(R_{ij}\) next to any \(R_{ik}\),
next to \(R_{kj}\). So for that reason, in the super-array of \(R_{ij}\)s we
require in each super-row that
each value 1,2 and 3 and similarly that \(j\) takes on all these values.
To satisfy the column
for our new Room square we also require that no \(R_{ij}\) occurs above or
below an \(R_{ik}\) or \(R_{kj}\), and
that reason we must also insist that for any super-column of \(R_{ij}\)s,
\(i\) and \(j\) independently
values 1..3, so that each member of \(S \backslash \{\infty\}\) occurs
once in the corresponding 7 columns of
finished Room square – (except for the missing
\(\{x_i: 0 \leq x \leq 6\}\) from all columns \(x_i\)).
Furthermore, as we are aiming for an array in which all the unordered
pairs from \(S\) occur
once if we also insist that each value of \(i\) is paired with each value
of \(j\) exactly once in
super-array then we should obtain most of these pairs. In fact, because
\(R_{ij} \cup R_{ji}\) contains
unordered pairs from \(\{9_i,o_j,1_i,1_j,...,6_i,6_j\}\), except those of
the form \(\{x_i,x_j\}\) \(1 \leq i,j \leq 3\)
shall obtain all the unordered pairs of \(S\) except those of the form
\[\{\infty,x_1\},\{\infty,x_2\},\{\infty,x_3\},\{x_1,x_2\},\{x_1,x_3\},\{x_2,x_3\}, 0 \leq x \leq 6\]
The ideal solution to this problem (because it solves the problem of
missing pairs as well as completing rows/columns) would be to place
pairs of the form \(\{\infty, x_j\}\) and \(\{x_i, x_j\}\) at the
intersection of rows \(x_j\) and column \(x_j\), but of course this
intersection is a single box, and we don’t want two pairs in one box.
Wallis’s solution to this problem was to permute the columns of some of
the \(R_{ij}\)s from one super-column of the array of frames with the
intention of arranging it so that the elements \(x_i\) \(x_j\) would be
vacant from some column \(y \neq x_j\). This enables us to put the
\(\{\infty, x_j\}\) in column \(x_j\) and the \(\{x_i,x_j\}\) in column \(y\).
Example,
The elements missing from row \(0_1,\) $ , 0_1, 0_2, 0_3$, are also
missing from column \(0_1\) (due to the removal of the pair \(\{\infty,0\}\)
from the original Room square to create the frame). There is no problem
in putting \(\{\infty,0_1\}\) in position \((0_1,0_1)\), but if we want to
put \(\{0_2,0_3\}\) in row \(0_1\) it must go in some other column of block
\(R_{11}\), while remaining in column \(1_1\) of blocks \(R_{23}\) and
\(R_{32}\), this can be achieved through a column permutation applied only
to \(R_{23}\) and \(R_{32}\).
Notice that it would be of little use to swap columns \(0_1\) and \(4_1\) of
blocks \(R_{23}\) and \(R_{32}\), as the fourth column is occupied already
in the first row of block \(R_{11}\). But we could swap \(0_1\) with any of
\(1_1,2_1,3_1\) or \(5_1\) because all these columns are empty in row \(0_1\).
Clearly the essential property we require of any column permutation that
we decide to use, call it \(\theta\), is that \((x,x\theta)\) is unoccupied
in the original Room square.
Given a Room square \(R\) of side \(r\), where \(r=2s+1\), there are \(s\)
permutations \(\phi_1,\phi_2,...,\phi_s\) of \(\{1,2,...,r\}\) with the
properties that \(k\phi_i=k\phi_j\) never occurs unless \(i=j\), and that
cell \((k,k\phi_i)\) is empty for \(1 \leq k \leq r, 1 \leq i\leq s\).
Proof
We define a matrix \(M\) in the following manner:
If position \((k,l)\) is empty in \(R\) then the \((k,l)\) position of \(M\)
is 1, otherwise it is 0.
Because \(M\) is a matrix of 0s and 1s, whose every row and column sum is
equal to \(s\), it can be decomposed into \(s\) matrices, each of which
having exactly one 1 in each row and column[^8]. \[M=P_1+P_2+...+P_s\]
These matrices ,when interpreted in the following or similar manner, are
known as
permutation matrices:
Define \(\phi_i\) as the permutation corresponding to matrix \(P_i\) such
that if \((k,l)\) is 1 in \(P_i\) then \(k\phi _i=l\).
The definition of \(M\) ensures that the \((k,k\phi _i)\), so \(M\) would have
an entry equal to 2 or more, contradicting the definition.
Example cont…,
The matrix \(M\) associated with the square from Figure 19 is:
\[\begin{gathered} M= \begin{bmatrix} 0 & 1 & 1 & 0 & 1 & 0 & 0\\ 0 & 0 & 1 & 1 & 0 & 1 & 0\\ 0 & 0 & 0 & 1 & 1 & 0 & 1\\ 1 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 1 & 1 & 0\\ 0 & 1 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 1 & 1\\ 1 & 0 & 1 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 1\\ 1 & 1 & 0 & 1 & 0 & 0 & 0\\ \end{bmatrix}\end{gathered}\]
Which can be decomposed (not uniquely) into these permutation matrices:
\[\begin{gathered} M= P_1 + P_2 + P_3 = \begin{bmatrix} 0 & 1 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 0\\ 0 & 0 & 1 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 0\\ 0 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 1 & 0 & 0\\ 1 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 0\\ 0 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 1 & 0\\ 0 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 1\\ 0 & 0 & 0 & 1 & 0 & 0 & 0\\ \end{bmatrix} + \begin{bmatrix} 0 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 1 & 0 & 0\\ 0 & 0 & 0 & 1 & 0 & 0 & 0\\ 0 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 1\\ 0 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 1 & 0\\ 0 & 1 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 0\\ 0 & 0 & 1 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 0\\ 1 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 0\\ \end{bmatrix} + \begin{bmatrix} 0 & 0 & 1 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 0\\ 0 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 1 & 0\\ 0 & 0 & 0 & 1 & 0 & 0 & 0\\ 0 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 1 & 0 & 0\\ 0 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 1\\ 1 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 0\\ 0 & 1 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 0\\ \end{bmatrix}\end{gathered}\]
The permutations associated with these matrices are, in cycle notation:
\[\phi _1 = (1235674), \phi _2 = (1524637), \phi _3 = (1345726)\] If we
choose to apply \(\phi _1\) to the columns of blocks \(R_{23}\) and \(R{32}\)
we get:
|c|c|c|c|c|c|c|c|
| Col/ |
| Row |
& \(0_1\) & \(1_1\) & \(2_1\) & \(3_1\) & \(4_1\) & \(5_1\) & \(6_1\)
\(0_1\) & & & & \(2_15_1\) & & \(1_16_1\) & \(3_14_1\)
\(1_1\) & \(4_15_1\) & & & & \(3_16_1\) & & \(2_10_1\)
\(2_1\) & \(3_11_1\) & \(5_16_1\) & & & & \(4_10_1\) &
\(3_1\) & & \(4_12_1\) & \(6_10_1\) & & & & \(5_11_1\)
\(4_1\) & \(6_12_1\) & & \(5_13_1\) & \(0_11_1\) & & &
\(5_1\) & & \(0_13_1\) & & \(6_14_1\) & \(1_12_1\) & &
\(6_1\) & & & \(1_14_1\) & & \(0_15_1\) & \(2_13_1\) &
\(0_2\) & \(2_35_2\) & & & \(3_34_2\) & & & \(1_36_2\)
\(1_2\) & & \(4_35_2\) & & \(2_30_2\) & & \(3_36_2\) &
\(2_2\) & & \(3_31_2\) & \(5_36_2\) & & & & \(4_30_2\)
\(3_2\) & & & \(4_32_2\) & \(5_31_2\) & \(6_30_2\)& &
\(4_2\) & \(0_31_2\) & \(6_32_2\) & & & \(5_33_2\) & &
\(5_2\) & \(6_34_2\) & & \(0_33_2\) & & & \(1_32_2\) &
\(6_2\) & & & & & \(1_34_2\) & \(0_35_2\) & \(2_33_2\)
\(0_3\) & \(2_25_3\) & & & \(3_24_3\) & & & \(1_26_3\)
\(1_3\) & & \(4_25_3\) & & \(2_20_3\) & & \(3_26_3\) &
\(2_3\) & & \(3_21_3\) & \(5_26_3\) & & & & \(4_20_3\)
\(3_3\) & & & \(4_22_3\) & \(5_21_3\) & \(6_20_3\) & &
\(4_3\) & \(0_21_3\) & \(6_22_3\) & & & \(5_23_3\) & &
\(5_3\) & \(6_24_3\) & & \(0_23_3\) & & & \(1_22_3\) &
\(6_3\) & & & & & \(1_24_3\) & \(0_25_3\) & \(2_23_3\)
Figure 24
Which leaves us free to put \(\{\infty, x_1\}\) into \((x_1,x_1)\) and
\(\{x_2,x_3\}\) into \((x_1,(x\phi _1)_1)\)
e.g. \(\{1_2,1_3\}\) can go into \((2_1,(2\phi _1)_1)=(2_1,3_1)\). The
permutation chosen ensures that cell \((2,3)\) of the original square is
empty.
Filling in the rest of block \(R11\) gives:
|c|c|c|c|c|c|c|c|
| Col/ |
| Row |
& \(0_1\) & \(1_1\) & \(2_1\) & \(3_1\) & \(4_1\) & \(5_1\) & \(6_1\)
\(0_1\) & \(\infty,0_1\) & \(0_20_3\) & & \(2_15_1\) & & \(1_16_1\) & \(3_14_1\)
\(1_1\) & \(4_15_1\) & \(\infty, 1_1\) & \(1_21_3\) & & \(3_16_1\) & & \(2_10_1\)
\(2_1\) & \(3_11_1\) & \(5_16_1\) & \(\infty,2_1\) & & \(2_22_3\) & \(4_10_1\) &
\(3_1\) & \(3_23_3\) & \(4_12_1\) & \(6_10_1\) & \(\infty,3_1\) & & & \(5_11_1\)
\(4_1\) & \(6_12_1\) & & \(5_13_1\) & \(0_11_1\) & \(\infty,4_1\) & \(4_24_3\) &
\(5_1\) & & \(0_13_1\) & & \(6_14_1\) & \(1_12_1\) & \(\infty,5_1\) & \(5_25_3\)
\(6_1\) & & & \(1_14_1\) & \(6_26_3\) & \(0_15_1\) & \(2_13_1\) & \(\infty,6_1\)
Figure 25
Notice that this satisfies the row and column properties of a Room
square for the first seven rows and columns.
Next we move onto the second diagonal block, because missing from row
and column \(x_2\) are the elements \(\infty, x_1,x_2,x_3\). However this
time we try to find a home for pairs of the form \(\{\infty,x_2\}\) and
\(\{x_1,x_3\}\).
We can put pairs of the form \(\{x_1,x_3\}\) down the diagonal and permute
the columns of block \(R_{22}\) with a permutation from Lemma 3.8.1 to
ensure that column \((x\phi _2)_2\) has no \(x_2\), allowing us to put
\(\{\infty,x_2\}\) in that column.
For instance, using \(\phi _2\) we can complete block \(R_{13}\), and the
corresponding seven rows and columns, by putting:
\(\{x_1,x_3\}\) in \(x_2,x_2\)
and \(\{\infty,x_2\}\) in \(x_2,(x \phi _2)_2\)
Taking the same approach with the third diagonal block we permute columns in \(R_{33}\) using \(\phi _3\)[^9] and fill-in by putting:
\(\{x_1,x_2\}\) in \(x_3,x_3\)
and \(\{\infty,x_3\}\) in \(x_3,(x \phi _3)_3\)
Which results in a Room square of side 21 based on:
\[S = \{\infty,0_1,1_1,...,6_1,0_2,1_2,...,6_2,0_3,1_3,...,6_3\}\] This
square is straightforwardly transformed to a Room square based on
\(\{\infty,0,1,...,20\}\), Figure 26, by using: \[x_i=x+7(i-1)\] We could
have done this from the beginning, but it is perhaps simpler to keep
track of the missing elements by maintaining the subscript notation.
The preceding triplication was slightly contrived because the
arrangement of frames at the beginning was so chosen because it
satisfied a property as yet unexplained. This property being that the
\(R_{ij}\) and \(R_{ji}\) occur in the same super-column of the array as
frames. Clearly this must be so in order that permutations, when applied
to both or neither of \(R_{ij}\) and \(R_{ji}\), preserve the contents of
the columns as far as is required.
That an arrangement of frames with this property can be guaranteed to
exist for any odd integer is fundamental to the generalised theorem.
For all odd \(n\) there exists an array with these properties:
the entries of the array consist of all the ordered pairs of the set \(N=\{1,2,...,n\}\) once each.
the entries of a given row or column contain between them every member of \(N\) once as a left member and once as a right member.
if \((x,y)\) occurs in a given column of the array \((y,x)\) also occurs in that column.
Proof
\(A_n\) is an \(n \times n\) array whose \((i,j)\) entry is the ordered pair
\((j-i+1,i+j-1)\) with both elements being reduced modulo \(n\) to lie on
the interval \([1,n]\).
There are clearly \(n^2\) ordered pairs obtainable from \(N\). \(A_n\) has \(n^2\) cells, so it is only necessary to show that each cell contains a unique pair. For that reason consider any two pairs from different cells, \((x_1,y_1)\) and \((x_2,y_2)\), for these to be equal requires both,
\(x_1=x_2\) and \(y_1=y_2\)
Now, \(x_1 = x_2\) \[\Rightarrow j_1-i_1 + 1 = j_2-i_2+1\] While,
\(y_1=y_2\) \[\Rightarrow i_1+j_1 - 1 = i_2+j_2-1\] Together these
imply, \[j_1-i_1=j_2-i_2 \hspace{1cm}(1)\]
\[i_1+j_1=i_2+j_2 \hspace{1cm}(2)\] (2) gives, \(j_2=i_1+j_1-i_2\),
which on substitution in (1) gives, \[j_1-i_1=i_1+j_1-2i_2\]
\[\Rightarrow 2i_1-2i_2=0\] \[\therefore i_1=i_2\] Substituting this
into either expression gives \(j_1 = j_2\).
Thereby contradicting the assumption that the pairs occurred in
different cells. Hence every cell contains a unique pair, so all the
ordered pairs from \(N\) occur exactly once in \(A_n\).
Consider row \(i\) of \(A_n\):
| \(j=1\) | \(j=2\) | … | \(j=-1\) | \(j=0\) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| \((2-i,i)\) | \((3-i,i+1)\) | … | \((-i,i-2)\) | \((1-i,i-1)\) |
Left hand members are \(\{2-i,3-i,...,1-i\}\), while the right hand members are \(\{i,i+1,...,i-1\}\). Both sets contain \(n\) unique integers on the interval \([1,n]\) and hence both sets must be \(N\), Similarly, consider column \(j\), the left hand positions are occupied by \(\{j,j-1,...,j+2,j+1\}\), while the right contain \(\{j,j+1,...,j-2,j-1\}\). For the same reasons both these sets are equal to \(N\).
Consider a pair \((x,y)\), from the definition of \(A_n\),
\(x=j-i+1\)
\(y=i+j-1\)
\(x+y=j-i+1+i+j-1=2j\)
\(\therefore j= \frac{1}{2} (x+y)\)
So if \((x,y)\) is in column \(j\) of \(A_n\) then so is \((y,x)\), since
\(\frac{1}{2}(x+y)=\frac{1}{2}(y+x)\).
We can now present the general result.
If \(r\) and \(n\) are odd integers such that \(r \geq n\), and if there is a
Room square \(R\) of side \(r\), then there is a Room square of side \(rn\).
Proof
Let \(r=2d+1\) and \(n=2t+1\).
For a given \(i\) select \(n\) permutations as follows:
\(\phi _{jk} = \phi _{jl}\) if, and only if, \((k,l)\), and \((l,k)\) appear in column \(j\) of \(A_n\).
If cell \((j,j)\) of \(A_n\) contains \((x,y)\) then \(\phi _{jx}=\phi _{jy}=id\) (the identity permutation).
All the \(\phi _{jk} (\neq id)\) are selected from the permutations associated with \(R\), according to Lemma 3.8.1
Now a Room square of side \(rn\) is constructed by replacing each entry
\((k,l)\) of \(A_n\) by \(R_{kl} \phi _{jk}\) (the array \(R_{kl}\) under the
column permutation \(\phi _{jk}\)), where \((k,l)\) is in column \(j\) of
\(A_n\).
The resulting array has each element of,
\[S = \{0_1,1_1,...,(r-1)_1,0_2,1_2,...,(r-1)_2,0_n,1_n,...,(r-1)_n\}\]
appearing exactly once in each row and column, except that \(x_j\) is
missing from row and column \(x_j,\)
\(1 \leq j \leq n \hspace{0.4cm} 0 \leq x \leq (r-1)\), and \(x_k\) and
\(x_l\) are missing from column \((x \phi _{jk})_j\) for each entry \((k,l)\)
in column \(j\) of \(A_n\).
The array also contains every unordered pair from \(S\) exactly once,
except those of the form \(\{x_k,x_l\}\).
Now, for each \(k\), if \((k,l)\) is an entry of column \(j\) of \(A_n\) put
\(\{x_k,x_l\}\) in \((x_j,(x \phi _{jk})_j)\), using \(\{\infty, x_j\}\)
instead of \(\{x_j,x_j\}\) in every case.
The completed array contains each of \(\{\infty\} \cup S\) exactly once
per row and column and every unordered pair from the same set exactly
once.
Finally, map \(\{\infty\} \cup S\) onto \(\{\infty \} \cup Z_{rn}\) by
replacing every \(x_i\) by \(x+r(i-1)\). The finished array is a Room square
of side \(rn\).
Example
Looking back at the previous example of triplication.
$A_3 = $
| 1 | 2 | 3 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1,1 | 2,2 | 3,3 |
| 2 | 3,2 | 1,3 | 2,1 |
| 3 | 2,3 | 3,1 | 1,2 |
Now, in column 1 (3,2) and (2,3) both appear, so
\[\phi _{13} = \phi _{12}\] While in column 2 occur both (1,3) and
(3,1), so \[\phi _{21} = \phi _{23}\] Furthermore, both (2,1) and (1,2)
appear in the third column, so \[\phi _{32} = \phi _{31}\] The diagonal
pairs are (1,1),(1,3),(1,2) so
\(\phi _{11}=\phi _{21}=\phi _{23}=\phi _{31}=\phi _{32}=id\)
The remaining permutations,
\(\phi _{12},\phi _{13},\phi _{22},\phi _{33}\) are chosen according to
the Lemma 3.8.1 and the following array is the Room square in Fig 26
once the missing pairs have been placed and the transformation to
\(\{\infty, 0, 1, ..., 20\}\) made.
| \(R_{11}\phi _{11}\) | \(R_{22}\phi _{22}\) | \(R_{33}\phi _{33}\) |
|---|---|---|
| \(R_{32}\phi _{13}\) | \(R_{13}\phi _{21}\) | \(R_{21}\phi _{32}\) |
| \(R_{23}\phi _{12}\) | \(R_{31}\phi _{23}\) | \(R_{12}\phi _{31}\) |
\(=\)
| \(R_{11}id\) | \(R_{22}\phi _{2}\) | \(R_{33}\phi _{3}\) |
|---|---|---|
| \(R_{32}\phi _{1}\) | \(R_{13}id\) | \(R_{21}id\) |
| \(R_{23}\phi _{1}\) | \(R_{31}id\) | \(R_{12}id\) |


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Object is an extendable class used to enhance an object that can be instantiated.
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Example:
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//Will call the instance and the attached observer
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//An observer
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}
//Add to its collection
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return 'fiz ' . $text;
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Package japicmp.model
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Interface Summary Interface Description JApiCanBeSynthetic Interface to union the two interfaceJApiHasSyntheticAttribute
andJApiHasSyntheticModifier
.JApiCompatibility Implemented by elements which can indicate if they have changed compatible or not.JApiHasAbstractModifier Interface for any elements that have an abstract modifier.JApiHasAccessModifier Implemented by all elements that have an access modifier.JApiHasAnnotations Implemented by all elements that can have annotations.JApiHasBridgeModifier Implemented by all elements that have a bridge modifier.JApiHasChangeStatus Implemented by all elements that can have a change status.JApiHasFinalModifier Implemented by all elements that have a final modifier.JApiHasGenericTemplates JApiHasGenericTypes JApiHasLineNumber This interface is implemented by all elements that can have line number in their source file.JApiHasModifier JApiHasModifiers Implemented by all elements that have a modifier (access, synthetic, etc.)JApiHasStaticModifier Implemented by all elements that have a static modifier.JApiHasSyntheticAttribute Implemented by all elements that can have a synthetic attribute as described in the Class File Format Specification.JApiHasSyntheticModifier Implemented by all elements that can have a synthetic modifier.JApiHasTransientModifier Implemented by all elements that can have a transient modifier.JApiJavaObjectSerializationCompatibility This interface defines a method to check whether the implementing element has changed in a way that is compatible or incompatible regarding the Java Object Serialization mechanism as defined in http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/platform/serialization/spec/serialTOC.html.JApiModifierBase Marker interface for all modifiers. -
Class Summary Class Description JApiAnnotation JApiAnnotationElement JApiAnnotationElementValue JApiAttribute<T> JApiBehavior JApiClass JApiClassFileFormatVersion JApiClassType JApiConstructor JApiException JApiField JApiGenericTemplate JApiGenericType JApiImplementedInterface JApiMethod JApiModifier<T> JApiParameter JApiReturnType JApiSerialVersionUid This class represents changes regarding the Java Object Serialization Specification (see http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/platform/serialization/spec/serialTOC.html).JApiSuperclass JApiType JavaObjectSerializationCompatibility -
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Namespace DSchoenbauer\Sql\Exception
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| ExecutionErrorException | Thrown when an error occurs during the execution of a query, message MUST be populated for a better context of the error |
| MethodNotValidException | Called when method is not valid for a given object |
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A service and component for displaying app messages.
npm i @nowzoo/ngx-sign-in-redirect save
Import the module...
import { NgxSignInRedirectModule } from '@nowzoo/ngx-sign-in-redirect';
@NgModule({
imports: [
NgxSignInRedirectModule.forRoot()
],
})
export class AppModule { }
Use the service in your components...
import { NgxSignInRedirectService } from '@nowzoo/ngx-sign-in-redirect';
export class MyGatedComponent implements OnInit {
constructor(
private svc: NgxSignInRedirectService,
private auth: SomeAuthService,
private router: Router
) { }
ngOnInit() {
if (! this.auth.signedIn) {
this.svc.redirect = '/my/gated/path';
this.router.navigate(['/sign-in']);
}
}
}
export class MySignInComponent implements OnInit {
constructor(
private svc: NgxSignInRedirectService,
private auth: SomeAuthService,
) { }
signIn(creds: any) {
this.auth.signIn(creds)
.then(() => {
this.svc.redirectOnSignIn();
})
}
}
This project was generated with Angular CLI version 7.1.4.
git clone https://github.com/nowzoo/ngx-sign-in-redirect.git
The library code is in projects/ngx-sign-in-redirect
.
The demo is in projects/ngx-sign-in-redirect-demo
Build the library: ng build ngx-sign-in-redirect
Serve the demo locally: ng serve ngx-sign-in-redirect-demo
Run ng test ngx-sign-in-redirect
to execute the unit tests via Karma.
The library tests can also be run with Wallaby. Select the wallaby.js file in projects/ngx-sign-in-redirect
;


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A common concept in solid waste collection is to minimize left turns and maximize right turns. Interestingly, these days it is done more for safety than efficiency — eliminating or minimizing the dangerous left hand turns results in fewer instances the solid waste collection vehicle will have to turn in front of traffic.
An excerpt from Businessweek article on March 5, 2007 called "How Technology Delivers for UPS" says it succinctly:
"Not so long ago, UPS drivers worked off maps, 3-x-5 note cards, and their own memory to figure out the best way to run their routes. That changed in 2005 when UPS began to implement a $600 million route optimization system--think MapQuest on steroids--that each evening maps out the next day's schedule for the majority of its 56,000 drivers. So sophisticated is the software that it designs each route to minimize the number of left turns, thus reducing the time and gas that drivers waste idling at stoplights.
UPSs innovation is an example of how technology can help companies capture institutional knowledge about their customers. Before, when a truck loader or driver walked out the door, the package- loading techniques or route tips they'd developed over the years usually walked out with them. Now that knowledge is accessible in a central system. That eases the burden on substitute drivers and shortens the training time for new ones, lessening the chances of a lapse in customer service. There's no question the new system has enabled UPS to run its routes more efficiently. In November alone the company's drivers logged 3 million fewer miles than they did the year before."
The television show "Mythbusters" tested the theory of right-hand turns on one of their "MiniMyths" episodes and confirmed that even with more miles driven (as was the case in their test) making right hand turns consumed less fuel.
Right turns not only increase efficiency by reducing fuel consumption, they also increase safety for the driver and other vehicles on the road, because the driver no longer has to face oncoming traffic.
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As modern technology meets solid waste collection, numerous new items are becoming implemented in everyday collection practices.  Picture it as a GPS device on steroids. Now, not only can the driver follow his route using the system, but the driver can also communicate with their offices for updates and notifications of route obstacles, or customers who do not have trash out.
Benefits to On-board Computers:
Track Routes real time
Eliminate going back to pick up "Not Outs"
Turn-by-turn shows driver how to run the route properly
Relief Driver can run route without any prior knowledge of it
Integration with Billing Systems
All of these benefits increase driver efficiency
Optimize Dump Trips
Most drivers head to the landfill to dump only when the vehicle is completely full. Generally this is not the most efficient way to handle dump trips. The route optimization software has a function to optimize dump trips.
If a route requires two dumps, then these dumps should be scheduled for when the vehicle is closest to the transfer station/landfill. By optimizing the dump trips, a driver can generally eliminate a trip or two per week for most routes.


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[gecode-users] search engine and space state
Kish Shen
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Tue Jul 20 18:25:31 CEST 2010
Hi,
I am looking at some possible (non-default) behaviour with the ECLiPSe
interface to Gecode. By default, (full) propagation happens after any
`events' (calls to Gecode, approximately) that may change the state. It
is implemented as a separate event, so it is possible to delay
propagation so that multiple events can be posted without propagation.
However, looking at the code carefully now, it seems possible for a
Space to not have propagated when I try to clone it, and also when I
create a search engine for s Space.
In the documentation, it is stated that a Space must be stable and
non-failed for cloning -- by stable I think this means there has been a
full propagation. There is no corresponding requirement in the
documentation (I looked at both the reference doc and MPG) about Space
there, but cloning of space is mentioned, so am I correct in thinking
that the Space needs to be stable and non-failed when a search engine is
created for it (even if you are not cloning)?
Thanks and cheers,
Kish
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