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The 6 best practices for writing LINQ extension methods
Author: Kasper B. Graversen
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LINQ
Extension Methods
LINQ extension methods are often easy to describe, and quickly you can build something that seems to work. But there are pitfalls that you must be aware of in order for your code to work in the general case. This article describes the best practices you need to follow when writing LINQ extension methods.
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Introduction
Extension methods and LINQ are great inventions and make it really nice writing C# code as it enables you to write more declarative and more maintainable code. We have documented this here and here. Unfortunately, there are pitfalls one can easily fall into when dealing with LINQ and the IEnumerable<T>
type in general.
We will not go into explaining the semantics of yield
, nor how to create extension methods. There are plenty of resources on the internet for that.
The list of advice is ordered in a "top-down" fashion.
1. Use a separate namespace
Inside your IDE, it would be very annoying if every time you press .
on an instance variable, every extension method under the sun is suggested to you. Fortunately, extension methods only become available when imported by the using
clause. To get the standard LINQ, you must declare using System.Linq
.
It is a good idea to define your extension methods in a separate namespace, such that any usage becomes explicitly "opt-in" through an import clause. Of course, herein lies the danger that your collogues will be oblivious to the existence of said extensions. Especially when the code grows.
To eliminate that danger, use the same-ish namespace for the extensions throughout the modules of an application. It would be silly to insist on using exactly the same namespace, instead we suggest keeping only the last part of the namespace static. For example com.eggcorp.shared.linqextensions
. Here the linqextensions
is the denominator which is unchanged across the code complex.
Others prefer using the top-level name instead, so it'll almost always be imported. E.g. com.eggcorp
.
The important thing is to have a strategy that the whole team understands and honors.
2. Use descriptive names
It should come as no surprise that we want good names for our methods. Alas, this is easier said than done. And it is notoriously difficult to give advice on naming due to the subjectivity of names. Personally, I try to strike a balance between naming and naming style. The name must tersely capture what the method does while minding the naming style of the existing LINQ methods.
Hence I would typically not call my methods "Get.." or "Calculate..". Names that might otherwise be valid for normal methods.
3. Clean up after iterating
LINQ extension methods iterate the source elements in order to produce a result. There are two typical implementation patterns for iteration. The foreach
and the "enumerator approach". I'll show them both here with an implementation that does absolutely nothing.
First the foreach
. It is a straightforward iteration of the input returning each element in sequence.
public static IEnumerable<T> NoOperation(this IEnumerable<T> source)
{
if (source == null)
throw new ArgumentNullException("source");
foreach(var element in source)
{
yield return element;
}
}
We can achieve the same semantics with an enumeration approach.
public static IEnumerable<T> NoOperation<T>(this IEnumerable<T> source)
{
if (source == null)
throw new ArgumentNullException("source");
using (var enumerator = source.GetEnumerator())
{
while (enumerator.MoveNext())
{
T element = enumerator.Current;
yield return element;
}
}
}
The latter example is more low-level than the first. On the other hand, it provides more freedom while iterating. Examples are provided of this later in the article. Notice that he result of GetEnumerator()
is of type IDisposable
and thus we have to remember to clean up. That's why we use the using
-block.
I prefer using foreach
. It is higher level, automatically takes care of disposing the underlying enumerator.
4. Don't re-iterate the input
Due to LINQ expressions being deferred in execution, it is a general rule of thumb not to re-evaluate the expression more than once. For LINQ extension methods, this is even more important not to re-iterate. You have to be diligent, as it is very to unintentionally do the wrong thing. Imagine some business logic requiring elements to be present. In the general case, it is absolutely wrong expressing this as:
public static IEnumerable<T> SomeOperation<T>(this IEnumerable<T> source)
{
if (source.Any())
{
...
}
foreach (var element in source)
{
...
}
}
You may test it against an array, or some other input and it may seem fine. But it's not. Another example. Business logic require you to inspect both the current and the next element for filtering. With LINQ this is not straight forward as you operate on one element at a time. But you can transform your input to a stream of tuples holding the 'current' and the 'next' elements, by combining the sequence (using Zip
) with itself juxtaposed by one (using Skip
). For example
public static IEnumerable<T> SomeOperation(IEnumerable<T> source)
{
var onlyABs = source
.Zip(source.Skip(1), (current, next) => new { current, next })
.Where(x => x.current == "a" && x.next == "b");
...
Similar to before, both Zip
and Skip
are causing the source
to be evaluated and iterated over twice. And there are roughly infinitely many such examples of accidental re-iteration. We shall make no attempt going through every single one of them.
There are two problems with multiple iterations over the source input
- It is unnecessarily expensive.
- It may be impossible
We will deal with both problems one at a time
4.1 Expensive lazy input
When working on lists and arrays, there are no problems iterating over them again and again. But operating on IEnumerable<T>
means that we don't really know what the input is. It could be a lazily evaluated LINQ expression. Evaluating it multiple times may turn into a performance bottleneck. Let's look at some silly input.
var newYork = cities.Where(x.City == "New York");
var newYorkerRichards = people.Where(x => x.Name("Richard") && x.City = newYork);
var billing = newYorkerRichards.SomeOperation();
Not only is this careless LINQ code with a run-time complexity of O(N^2) (quite needlessly), but by using any of the above SomeOperation()
implementations, we incur this cost twice. Recall that newYorkerRichards
is not a set of Richard-values. It is a lump of code that will evaluate upon iteration. And when we iterate twice, we compute the set of New York Richards twice. Code with complexity O(N^2) scales incredibly bad. Try for yourself with using some thousands of names and cities.
The LINQ expression could also be a database query. I can well imagine bogged down servers due to multiple round-trips to the database. Over and over again executing the same SQL. Shivers!
4.2 Non-reiteratable input
It is easy to fall into the trap of thinking that the input can be iterated multiple times. We do this because most of the time, it is possible. The are no problems re-iterating the standard collection types list, array, dictionary and so forth. But in the general case, not all streams are seekable. We use seeking to go back to the start of the stream and start over. That is what the Seek()
and CanSeek
abstractions are for. Microsoft has envisioned a number of situations where things have gone astray, and in the documentation for Seek()
it is mentioned that it can throw the following exceptions IOException
,
NotSupportedException
, and ObjectDisposedException
. For example, network streams (like GET and POST) are non-seekable, and certain file streams, e.g. those accessing tape hardware.
Recall, that we have no ability to restrict the kind of input when we're taking IEnumerable<T>
as an argument. Best practice, therefore, is to avoid reiteration.
4.3 Solutions
We can solve this by ensuring we only iterate once. For the first example with logic to be called if elements are present, we can easily rewrite it into:
public static IEnumerable<T> SomeOperation<T>(this IEnumerable<T> source)
{
bool isFirst = true;
foreach (var element in source)
{
if (isFirst)
{
isFirst = false;
...
}
...
}
}
The code forces a comparison against isFirst
on each iteration. The cost of this comparison may well be negligible due to the JIT compilation and CPU branch predictions. But to show the versatility of the enumeration approach, let's look at how the comparison can be eliminated.
public static IEnumerable<T> SomeOperation<T>(this IEnumerable<T> source)
{
using (var enumerator = source.GetEnumerator())
{
if (enumerator.MoveNext())
{
...
do
{
T element = enumerator.Current;
...
} while (enumerator.MoveNext())
}
}
}
5. Don't assume input fits RAM
A faulty reasoning is to remedy the situation above by copying the result of the source into an array, which we know is re-iteratable. What an elegant idea! In the below code we introduce elements
for this.
public static IEnumerable<T> SomeOperation<T>(this IEnumerable<T> source)
{
var elements = source.ToArray();
var onlyABs = elements
.Zip(elements.Skip(1), (current, next) => new { current, next })
.Where(x => x.current == "a" && x.next == "b");
...
Unfortunately, this strategy carries with it problems of its own. Operating on IEnumerable<T>
means that the input may be a lazily evaluated and potentially be very big. Possibly even infinite. You need not look hard to find examples. An academic example would be to pass in the set of all primes. A business example is some business logic operating on all rows of a database table. A really big table.  And holding it all in RAM is exactly what we do when we issue the ToArrray()
or similar construct.
Since we can't encode a database in an article, let's continue with the primes example. First we need to define an infinite set of all primes:
public IEnumerable<BigInteger> GetAllPrimes()
{
var candidate = new BigInteger(1);
while (true)
{
if (IsPrime(candidate))
yield return candidate;
candidate = BigInteger.Add(BigInteger.One, candidate);
}
}
Calling GetAllPrimes().SomeOperation()
quickly get you out of memory.
Lazily evaluated infinite streams are not everyday food for the business programmer. But when writing general LINQ extension methods, we do not know what kind of input we are being served. Streams from databases or other combinations of large input can get you out of memory. You'd be surprised, how little RAM application servers are be armed with due to their high hosting costs.
6. Avoid side-effects if possible
Due to the lazy nature of LINQ, your code may be executed at unexpected times. The code
var someCities = cities
.SomeOperation()
.Where(x => x.City.Contains("Y"));
Does not execute the code in SomeOperation
! We can easily return our someCities
variable and pass it onto a completely different method/context, in which it will be executed or may be passed on again. This can lead to difficult to trace bugs since the error is very far from the origin. And it can get especially nasty when the side-effect accesses entities using external resources such as a database connection that may well have been closed.
Naturally, there will be times where side-effects is the only viable solution. So use them. Just think twice before you jump that wagon.
7. Summary
The main takeaway from this article is a check list of things to go through each time you write a LINQ extension method.
- Use a dedicated and easy-to-find namespace for your LINQ extension methods.
- Invest energy into proper naming.
- Iteration requires disposing resources.
- Do not re-iterate the input stream, it may be expensive, and even impossible at times.
- Do not assume that the input stream fits in RAM.
- Due to the deferred execution of LINQ expressions, you best avoid side-effects.
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Teacher–Child Conversation in the Preschool Classroom. Early Childhood Education Journal, Vol. 31, No. 4,
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Watch the video from Atlas (participants in the open class watch: this video. Evaluate the dialogue in the classroom. How did the teacher invite students to take intellectual risk? Make something to share your opinon. This can be a blog post, a video, anything.
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Criteria
- Blog posts and activities analyze the implications and cultural roots oral langauge development differences among pre-school age children with a clear position supported by textual evidence.
- Class discussions and activities evaluate methods for increasing intellectual risk in the preschool classroom while sharing and brainstorming classroom activities.
Evidence
- In line APA or hyperlinked citations to sources or annotations
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- Quantitative and qualitative observation data from the video.


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Link separate data sources into usable formats
Perform data analysis to extract useful quality insights
Design and implement reporting dashboards that track key quality metrics
Work closely with cross-functional teams to provide useful analysis
Implement backend software to automate data processing
Work with stakeholders and suppliers to examine relevant data and quickly develop an analysis plan that will answer key quality questions and create value for the organization
Analyze data, draw insights, and present results in a cohesive, intuitive, and simplistic manner in a weekly meeting
Identify and implement continuous improvement opportunities throughout the data lifecycle
Utilize technologies to collect, clean analyze, predict, and effectively communicate information
Who You Are
3+ years of experience doing quantitative analysis in consumer electronics or hardware quality
BA/BS in Computer Science, Math, Physics, Engineering, Statistics or another technical field
Experience in SQL or other databases
Development experience in any scripting language (PHP, Python, Perl, etc.)
Understanding of statistics (e.g., hypothesis testing, regressions)
Experience manipulating data sets through statistical software (ex. R, SAS) or other methods
Experience with ERP and CRM systems like Netsuite or Salesforce
Ability to organize and present complex data to technical and non-technical audiences
Team player with high integrity
Open to feedback with an ongoing desire to improve
High degree of self-awareness


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We're developers that love clean & elegant code. We operate upon the principal that Form ever follows Function. The geometry of Flat Page Technology is used throughout our work.
We're developers that love clean & elegant code. We operate upon the principal that Form ever follows Function. The geometry of Flat Page Technology is used throughout our work.
Our work is done in the beautiful mountains of North Carolina with our ever-growing family of insightful and intuitive code writers. The journey into tech started with our backgrounds in journalism, writing, and publishing. Sharing these stories online brought fascination with how easily we could get our voices heard. Sharing these stories online brought fascination with how easily we could get our voices heard. That experience drove us to create websites for our own specific needs. Once that curiosity was transformed into functional format a door was opened that could never be shut.
Users have a positive expressive response to your visual design. This is almost always a positive aspect from your perspective. This effect is a major reason why a higher quality user experience can’t just be a functional UI — designing an interface that’s eye-catching as well as practical is worth the resources. Samsung’s success is an excellent example of the aggressive advantage of paying attention to aesthetics. As designers, we’re often faced with conditions where we have to blueprint for a lot of information to be displayed in a small space.
Cosmair Coding is a digital website developer using Flat Page Technology building contemporary solutions for local, state, national and international brands. We work with intelligent clients to connect their stories to the customers they love. Through our digital presentations, we give voice to our clients, clearly & creatively so that they may speak to their customers like real people that live in the real world.“flat” digital web pages are not trapped with a large number of visual effects and, therefore, have smaller size. Give us a PSD file, a PowerPoint image, a current web page or even a hand-drawn sketch and we will design around that.


Hi all,
the OEM project fascinates me a lot and I also want to get started (despite limited electronics background so far). For first steps, I have researched the OEM website and also some other online resources to have some own thoughts about how to create a simple power logger for my home. Some questions came to my mind, why it is not possible to set things up even more easily, and I would love to hear your thoughts, what I am missing.
For now, I was wondering what is absolutely necessary to measure (estimated) power readings off of three phases. I would use the SCT-013-030 transformers with built in 62 ohm load, that already delivers an AC voltage proportional to a max. current of 30A. Can I simply connect the two outputs of the converter to the GND and A0 of a ADS1115 based ADC, which is then read out via I2C from a RPi board? Sampling is more than 800 samples per second with 16 bit depth, adjustable input range would be set to -1 to 1 V. The ADC would even allow for three more inputs, so I could connect two more phases and have one spare channel to also implement conversion of a voltage signal in future improvement to have more precise power readings. The digital signal would then be converted to power according to the description in the calibration section.
Using a RPi and the DAC board, I was also wondering, why it is not possible to also use the RPi itself to connect to the online database and send the measured data out. Having a USB wireless adapter on the Pi, could this be done?
I am aware that these are just thoughts and there is still a lot of work to have everything implemented and programmed. But could you please comment on feasibility of my ideas.
Thanks alot, Oli
Re: Simple RPi setup to measure power consumption with RPi and a 4ch ADC
Any ideas or comments on this? Maybe my thoughts are too naive, sorry if so - I am very excited but also new to the topic. Can anyone give me a hint what I am overseeing?
Re: Simple RPi setup to measure power consumption with RPi and a 4ch ADC
"I was also wondering, why it is not possible to also use the RPi itself to connect to the online database and send the measured data out. Having a USB wireless adapter on the Pi, could this be done?"
I think you're very close to describing the emonPi! The emonPi is a Raspberry Pi with a 2+1 channel emonTx in one box, it has Ethernet or can have a WiFi dongle for connectivity. So not only can it be done, it has been done - and more, the RPi can also be a web server on your LAN running the emonCMS database locally (and with full functionality if you add a hard disc).
But, I'm not too clear on exactly what you want to measure. You mention 3 phases, and yes, to know the power totally accurately you must measure the current and voltage on each phase, because although the aim is to have the 3 currents equal ("balanced") when you'd only need to measure one phase, that never happens in practice. However, we find that we can assume that the three voltages are sufficiently close to each other to not incur too much error. Therefore, although 6 inputs (3 x current, 3 x voltage) would be best, 3 current and one voltage is normally adequate.
I would question the suitability of the ADS115 - 800 samples per second is only 16 samples per cycle, whereas the Arduino ADC can measure approximately 50 sample pairs (voltage and current) per cycle. I think what you are gaining on resolution with 16 bits, you are more than losing on the number of samples per cycle.
Re: Simple RPi setup to measure power consumption with RPi and a 4ch ADC
Robert, thanks a lot for your input.
Yes, you are absolutely right - thinking about it, having only 800 samples is too little. So a better ADC would probably be the ADS1015, which has only 12bit depth but roughly four times denser sampling, resulting in 33 points per half-sine. So that should probably be enough and overcompensate for the lower resolution. The nice thing about it is the integrated programmable amplifier, so the input range can be already be set to what is delivered by CTs with integrated resistors (e.g. -1.024 .. 1.024 V input range), resulting in a very slim board.
With that I plan to analyse the signal of three CTs from the three lines supplying my house. The fourth channel would simply digitize the AC input from a transformer, but as you describe only of the first phase. The reason is that only the first phase drives essentially the whole house, while the second and third phases only supply stove and oven. So on one side, I want to have more precision on the power consumption of all the appliances except for kitchen. And on the other hand, I also simply don't have the AC signals of phases two and three readily available.
This approach also allows for a phased development, starting with only one channel in apparent power analysis mode, which would then easily be extended towards three phases apparent consumption. The next step would be to also analyse the AC signal and calculate the precise consumption on phase one and finally make use of your suggestion that phase two and three have very similar AC voltage levels but shifted by 120 and 240 degree.
Well, so far its only planning and I will have to see how far I get. Nevertheless, thanks again for your input, it is highly appreciated. I will certainly be back at some point with more questions and - hopefully - in the end with decent results.


Praveen Shirali
Test Architect, RiptideIO
BangPypers MeetUp - December 17th 2016, Bangalore, India.
Car
|
|----\ Exterior
| |-- Body
| |-- Wheels
| |...
|
|----\ Interior
| |-- Dashboard
| |-- Steering Assembly
| |...
|
|----\ EngineBay
| |-- Engine
| |...
|
|----\ Some other components...
...
SomeOOPApplication
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|----\ Frontend
| |-- Frontend Dependency 1
| |-- Frontend Dependency 2
| |...
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|----\ Server
| |-- Server Dependency 1
| |-- It's dependency ...
| |...
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|----\ Database
| |-- DB Dependency 1
| |...
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|----\ Some other components...
...
from app.frontend import Frontend
from app.server import Server
from app.database import Database
class RockSolidApplication(object):
def __init__(self):
self.frontend = FrontEnd()
self.server = Server()
self.database = Database()
def run(self):
...
...
if __name__ == "__main__":
app = RockSolidApplication()
app.run()
from app.frontend import Frontend
from app.server import Server
from app.database import Database
class RockSolidApplication(object): <-- Can't reuse application for something else
def __init__(self):
self.frontend = FrontEnd() <-- Dependencies are built from within
self.server = Server() <-- Can't introduce other/better deps
self.database = Database() <-- Bring your own deps. Hard to share.
def run(self):
...
...
if __name__ == "__main__":
app = RockSolidApplication() <-- Rock solid. Will this float on water?
app.run()
from app.frontend import Frontend
from app.server import Server
from app.database import Database
class RockSolidApplication(object):
def __init__(self, frontend, server, database):
self.frontend = frontend
self.server = server
self.backend = database
def run(self):
...
...
if __name__ == "__main__":
app = RockSolidApplication(
frontend=FrontEnd(),
server=Server(),
database=Database()
)
app.run()
from app.frontend import PrettierFrontend
from app.server import BetterServer
from app.database import FasterDatabase
class RockSolidApplication(object):
def __init__(self, frontend, server, database):
self.frontend = frontend
self.server = server
self.backend = database
def run(self):
...
...
if __name__ == "__main__":
app = RockSolidApplication(
frontend=PrettierFrontEnd(), <-- replace with better components
server=BetterServer(), <-- or replace them with test doubles
database=FasterDatabase() <-- mocks/stubs/etc for testing
)
app.run()
from app.frontend import PrettierFrontend
from app.server import BetterServer
from app.database import FasterDatabase
from app.base import BaseApplication
class AirborneApplication(BaseApplication): <-- this can fly!
...
class BuoyantApplication(BaseApplication): <-- this floats on water
...
class RockSolidApplication(BaseApplication): <-- this doesnt
...
if __name__ == "__main__":
app = BuoyantApplication(
frontend=PrettierFrontEnd(mermaids=True),
server=BetterServer(food="unlimited", drinks="bottomless"),
database=FasterDatabase(i_haz_nos=True)
)
app.run()
from darshini.kitchen.steamcooker import Idly
from darshini.kitchen.wetgrinder import Chutney
from darshini.kitchen.largebucket import Sambar
from darshini.self_service.counter import Plate, Spoon, Fork, Bowl
from bangalore.citizen import Me
from datetime import datetime
if __name__ == "__main__":
one_plate_idly = Plate()
one_plate_idly.add(Spoon(), Fork())
one_plate_idly.add(Idly(), Idly())
one_plate_idly.add(Bowl(Sambar()))
one_plate_idly.add(Bowl(Chutney()))
me = Me() # singleton
me.eat(one_plate_idly, at=datetime.now())
from darshini.service_wing import get_waiter
from darshini.service_wing import Menu
from bangalore.citizen import Me
from datetime import datetime
if __name__ == "__main__":
me = Me() # singleton
waiter = get_waiter() # returns a waiter who is available
menu = Menu()
me.see(menu.page1)
idly_plate = me.say(menu.page1.idly_plate, to=waiter) # blocking call
me.eat(idly_plate)
assert me.status == "Happy!"
from aglyph.context import XMLContext
from aglyph.asssembler import Assembler
if __name__ == "__main__":
context = XMLContext("app-context.xml")
assembler = Assembler(context)
# this will build app.core.Application and inject all 3 dependencies
app = assembler.assemble("my-app")


Johnson Mwakazi lights up social media with a surprise appearance on Citizen TV
by Charles OumaMwakazi sets social media ablaze
Award-winning journalist Johnson Mwakazi lit up social media after making a surprise appearance on Citizen TV.
Mwakazi who is a household name in Kenya’s media was a guest during the Rauka Show on Citizen TV hosted by Kambua.
His appearance caused a stir on social media with many confessing that they had missed the renowned orator whose communication skills is a cut above the rest.
Known for his signature voice and articulate presentation of his ideas, Mwakazi was (and still remains) a favorite to many when he worked as a news anchor on Citzen TV.
During the Rauka show, Mwakazi revealed that he found true contentment after he walked away from the life of glamour to simply serve God.
"The place of contentment is in the presence of God," stated Mwakazi.
Many urged the Royal Media Services-owned TV station to find a way of bringing Mwakazi back to the screens, admitting that he did a good job.
"Citizen TV, I think I should have a voice in the way you run your programs.
"Citizen TV, Mbona mlimtoa kwa news surely this guy is talented in this work?"Asked Stephen Wangari.


France Announce Squad For Euro Qualifiers, 5 Stars Snubbed
by David KappelFrance have announced their squad for their upcoming 2020 European Championships qualifiers, but once again snubbed a host of high-profile names, including stars from Manchester United, FC Barcelona and Real Madrid.
Click through the gallery above to see some Les Bleus stars who were not called up for the latest squad.
The reigning world champions face Moldova and Albania in the next international break, and so far, France have picked up 19 points in Euro 2020 qualification, but sit behind Turkey in second place in their group.
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Coach Didier Deschamps has once again rung the changes, and recalled Kylian Mbappe and Benjamin Mendy, who missed out on the previous squad.
Manchester United's Anthony Martial and Los Blancos forward Karim Benzema, though, remained out of the coach's plans.
Here is France's squad in full, as confirmed by the GFF:
Goalkeepers: Steve Mandanda (Marseille), Alphonse Areola (Real Madrid), Mike Maignan (Lille)
Defenders: Benjamin Pavard (Bayern Munich), Raphael Varane (Real Madrid), Clement Lenglet (Barcelona), Leo Dubois (Lyon), Presnel Kimpembe (PSG), Kurt Zouma (Chelsea), Benjamin Mendy (Manchester City), Lucas Digne (Everton)
Midfielders: Corentin Tolisso (Bayern Munich), Blaise Matuidi (Juventus), Moussa Sissoko (Tottenham Hotspur), Tanguy Ndombele (Tottenham Hotspur), N'Golo Kante (Chelsea)
Attackers: Olivier Giroud (Chelsea), Antoine Griezmann (Barcelona), Kylian Mbappe (PSG), Thomas Lemar (Atletico Madrid), Nabil Fekir (Real Betis), Kingsley Coman (Bayern Munich)
Read: 9 Players Who Left Barca Because Of Messi
Injured duo Hugo Lloris and Aymeric Laporte were not available for selection.


Weekend washout: Two yellow weather warnings issued by Met Éireann
by By Digital Desk staffMet Éireann has issued two separate yellow warnings for parts of the country.
A rainfall warning came into effect for Cork, Limerick, Kerry and Clare at midday and will be in place until midnight tomorrow.
The forecaster has predicted rainfall amounts of 30 to 60mm with a risk of spot flooding.
The highest amounts will fall in Co Kerry, especially in mountainous areas.
Separately, a wind warning has been issued for Cork, Waterford, Wexford and Kerry from 11pm tonight until 6am tomorrow.
Overnight, west to southwest winds, veering northwesterly, will reach speeds of up to 50-65km/h with gusts of 90-110km/h.
These will be higher in coastal and mountainous areas of Kerry and Cork.
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'Show a bit of humanity': Minister calls on Achill asylum seekers protestors to stand down


I took Adderall the first time after having a long, soul-searching appointment with my psychiatrist, taking an ADHD test, and talking and talking about it with my parents and anyone else for many months. I'm a hyper-perfectionistic over-analytical student at a small elitist college, and Ive always had serious problems with focusing, procrastination, organization, and in general, getting my act together. To get to where I have, I've always felt like I've spent 5 times the amount of energy as everyone else, not for lack of talent but because of my weird way of getting from start to finish. Finding out I had ADHD was a big step, but I now ask myself where its gotten me. Adderall has unquestionably gotten me nowhere. If anything, its helped me hit my all-time rock bottom.
The first time, I took a 5mg pill, and it was instant empowerment. Then I got into a routine of taking 10 mg a few times a week for days when I had a lot of work. I reserved the 20 xl for days when I had major paper deadlines approaching. It worked like a miracle for a while, and I was in AWE, complete EXCTACY from not feeling any need at all to eat. Of course I dropped some pounds and felt like queen of the world. Well, of course, after a while 20mg no longer guaranteed any ability to focus. My mind would still jump around in a thousand directions like it always does, but it wouldn't help me focus on one thing! Then, recently, I decided to stop taking adderall, so I've been going as many days as I can without it.
The depression has been the worst I've ever experienced. I feel absolutely, utterly numb, like a completely empty shell. I have stopped taking care of myself. My self esteem has gone down the drain. I have no energy for self control, or anything at all. 24 hours a day my body is incessently craving sugar or caffeine. I've been going through all the motions, sitting at the library in front of the computer for hours, waiting for something to help me start doing work. But I havent been able to do anything! Its been a month since I've been able to really do any work at all. All I want to do is sleep, and I was never much for sleep. Now I sleep at the randomest times, at the drop of a dime. Its all I'm good for.
After not having taken any Adderall for a while, taking 20 mg yesterday was enough to get me through many hours of writing papers. But I didn't finish the papers, and today, not having taken any, and having hardly slept, I've eaten absolutely terribly, I've taken no care in my appeareance, I've felt like utter empty shit, and my papers are now late. This has been the cycle for a few months now. I now realize I have to throw out these pills and never go back. There's absolutely nothing good that can come of them. I'm convinced that there's really no 'proper' safe usage of adderall.
I don't know what to do about my withdrawal. I can't fail my classes!   And the saddest thing of all is that probably 40 percent of this school is on Adderall or snorting it or doing coke. Tomorrow I'm going to go talk to someone. I don't know what I'm going to do, really. All I know is, it is the scariest feeling in the world to feel like a completely empty shell. I feel like a corpse with zero energy or volition. This is not me.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


MondayDinner:Chicken Stir Fry |
TuesdayDinner:Pumpkin Soup |
WednesdayDinner:Fish Curry |
ThursdayDinner:Chicken Stir Fry |
FridayDinner:Chicken Fried Rice |
SaturdayDinner:Beef and Tomato Pizza |
SundayDinner:Beef & Bean Quesadillas |
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Welcome to my favorite places page! If you were looking for favorite things, you can find that here
My top 2 favorite places, in order are:
Growing up, my parents had a beautiful summer cabin located on the Yakima river, in a golf resort called Sun Country. We spent every summer there, and I loved it! It's where I learned a lot about life. Unfortunately, I don't have any pictures. My parents ended up selling after they moved to California.
I've only been to Belize once, but I am fascinated by well everything about it really. The culture, history, ruins, etc. I would love to return. In fact, I am planning a trip for winter of 2021! Here are a few pictures.


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In this example we require you to fill our your favorite food and drink if you validate that you are human


Nathan BartonSoftware Developer - Systems Analyst - Quality Assurance Engineer
Portfolio
Personal Mission
To better my best by rubbing shoulders with mentors, experts, and professionals, to learn methods and best practices, and return high quality value by implementing those methods and best practices.
Sharing projects can be a great way to learn and collaborate with others and develope a different, but marketable, set of skills. Follow my github account to check out the latest school projects (don't worry, no cheat codes here!). Soon I will start making my personaly projects available to collaborate on.
Keeping a well rounded approach to life can provide unique opportunities not otherwise obtained. Participating in clubs, community groups and service organizations are only a few ways to broaden life's scope in a healthy way. I've been honored to have the opportunity to serve the BYU Young Ambassadors as they strive to fulfill their mission to make a possitive difference in the world. Check out their website to see what they're all about!!
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Working at Ken Garff Honda of Ogden was a really great experience for me. I originally started delivering automotive parts to dealers and bodyshops. I quickly became involved in doing light outside sales because I would interface with the customers so often. I had the opportunity to encourage customers who would order alternative manufatured parts to also purchase Honda parts from my home store. I was able to build relationships with customers that ultimately aided the parts department as a whole and led to increased sales.
Later during my employment at Ken Garff Automotive Group, I was able to work in the warehouse to assist the manager there. My responsibilities included receiving parts inventory, organizing inventory picking, scheduling driver deliveries and preparing shippments. During that time I learned a lot about the inventory managment system and the process for shipping and receiving. This experience has proved to be incredibly valuable as I study business processes in school.
Working for Mozenda, Inc has been an incredible learning experience for me. While participating in the exciting devolopment of a great product, I have been able to learn great things about industry practices. I have learned how to breakdown problems, cost and plan work items, and debug puzzles all in the context of software development. This, ultimately, has proved to be a great concurrent education to my book learning at the university.


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A few weeks ago, Sony Ericsson asked Digital Dandelion to build a mobile application from web-based content using their new WebSDK and PhoneGap. They built a Google Android app around the Maverick's Surf contest. You can find some screenshots from the app on Sachin's blog.
Jeremiah also put together this great two-minute video talking about using PhoneGap:
You can read the whole story on the Digital Dandelion blog. Here's an excerpt:
"PhoneGap allows web apps to be first class citizens on mobile platforms. It does this by running web pages inside of a native application, and providing a javascript bridge library to access device features. When you're done, compile and distribute like any other app."


Preparation time
over 2 hours
Cooking time
over 2 hours
Serves
Serves 8
Dietary
This twist on bread and butter pudding includes candied vegetables, carrot marmalade and celeriac ice cream.
For the carrot marmalade, add the lemon and orange zest and juice to a pan, pour in 500ml/18fl oz water and boil for 10 minutes. Add the carrots, spices and sugar to the pan and cook for approximately half an hour, or until the volume of liquid has reduced to a thick marmalade.
For the candied veg, place the celeriac in a large sous vide bag and add half the sugar. Seal and place in a water bath set at 90C/190F for at least two hours. Repeat the process with the carrots and the remaining sugar in a separate bag. Once cooked, remove the vegetables from their bags. (If you don’t have a vacuum packer or water bath, make a sugar syrup by dissolving the sugar in 500ml/18fl oz water, then cook the vegetables in the sugar syrup over a low heat until tender.)
For the custard and celeriac ice cream, place all ingredients into a bowl and whisk. Half of this mixture will form the base of the celeriac ice cream. Set aside the other half to be used in the bread and butter pudding later.
To make the ice cream, pour half of the custard mixture into a pan and heat over a medium heat until slightly thickened. Do not allow the mixture to boil. It’s ready when the mixture coats the back of a spoon. Once cooked, pour the custard into a bowl and sit that bowl in a larger one filled with ice (alternatively chill in the fridge).
Meanwhile, make the celeriac purée. Place the finely diced celeriac in a pan with the milk and cook until the celeriac breaks down to a pulp. Pulse in a blender until fully smooth and pass through a sieve, if necessary to remove any lumps.
Mix the purée with the cooled custard and pour into an ice cream machine. Churn until frozen following the manufacturer’s instructions and then store in the freezer until ready to serve.
To construct the pudding, place two tablespoons of carrot marmalade into the bottom of eight 7cm/2¾in round heatproof dishes or ramekins. Add two tablespoons of candied celeriac and carrot.
Cut eight round discs of brioche slightly smaller than the dish and 5mm thick. Spread a thin layer of butter on the brioche, then place inside the dishes butter-side up. Cover with the reserved uncooked custard mixture. Leave to rest in a fridge for a minimum of two hours for the brioche to soak up the custard.
Preheat the oven to 110C/225F/Gas ¼.
Place the dishes in a deep oven tray or roasting tin and add enough water to the tray to reach halfway up the sides of the dishes. Bake for 45 minutes or until the custard is set. Once cooked, leave to rest at room temperature.
When ready to serve, sprinkle over some sugar and caramelise using a cook’s blow torch or by placing them under a hot grill. Serve immediately with a scoop of celeriac ice cream.


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Immutable; represents a unary expression of the form "(OP subexpression)" |
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Mutable; represents a field. |
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Immutable; represents the type of an expression. |
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Immutable; represents a list of PrimSig objects. |
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Immutable; reresents a "run" or "check" command. |
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Immutable; represents a formula or expression. |
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Mutable; represents a predicate or function. |
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Mutable; represents a signature. |
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Immutable; represents an expression of the form (x OP y). |
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Immutable; represents a call. |
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Immutable; represents a constant in the AST. |
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Immutable; represents an if-then-else expression. |
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Immutable; represents an expression of the form (let a=b | x). |
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Immutable; represents disjoint[] or pred/totalOrder[] or (... |
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Immutable; represents a quantified expression. |
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Immutable; represents a unary expression of the form "(OP subexpression)" |
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Immutable; represents a LET or QUANTIFICATION variable in the AST. |
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Mutable; represents a predicate or function. |
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Mutable; represents a signature. |
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Mutable; represents a field. |
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Immutable; represents a formula or expression. |
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Immutable; represents a call. |
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Immutable; represents a constant in the AST. |
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Immutable; represents an if-then-else expression. |
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Immutable; represents an expression of the form (let a=b | x). |
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2.2.a Example: Encapsulation of Instance Data
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| waitForModelReady |
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Waits for the form to load |
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2.2.a Example: Encapsulation of Instance Data |
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Makes sure this is the right form |
| verifyElementPresent |
xpath=/html/body/xforms:select1[@ref='@method']/pe-value/input |
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Checks that the select1 is in the form |
| verifyXformsControlValue |
xpath=/html/body/xforms:select1[@ref='@method'] |
cc |
Checks that the select1 has the right value |
| click |
xpath=/html/body/xforms:select1[@ref='@method']/pe-value/input |
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Clicks in the select1 |
| verifyElementPresent |
xpath=/html/body/xforms:select1[@ref='@method']//div[@class='pe-choices'] |
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Checks that the choices section is in the form |
| verifyText |
xpath=/html/body/xforms:select1[@ref='@method']//div[@class='pe-choices']/xforms:item[1]/xforms:label |
Cash |
Checks that the first item is "Cash" |
| verifyText |
xpath=/html/body/xforms:select1[@ref='@method']//div[@class='pe-choices']/xforms:item[2]/xforms:label |
Credit |
Checks that the second item is "Credit" |
| click |
xpath=/html/body/xforms:select1[@ref='@method']//div[@class='pe-choices']/xforms:item[1]/xforms:label |
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Clicks on "Cash" |
| waitForXformsControlValue |
xpath=/html/body/xforms:select1[@ref='@method'] |
cash |
Checks that the select1 is bound correctly |
| verifyXformsControlValue |
xpath=/html/body/xforms:select1[@ref='@method'] |
cash |
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BRADD - Blender to Radiance Direct - a flavour/variant/permutation/derivative of BRAD exporter, featuring exporting geometry directly from Blender to Radiance (physically based rendering engine) .rad format, including converting Blender ordinary render materials to closest Radiance material types, and converting Sphere, Cylinder, Cone to sphere, cylinder, cone (w/wo ring endcaps), Circle to ring, and Text to mixtext (with void backgorund), and automatically generating shell scripts.
Related:
Goal for BRADD: something that's easy for those familiar with Blender to give Radiance rendering a quick try.
Download BRADD addon for Blender: io_export_radiance_bradd27_blend279.py
Download example blender scenes: bradd_examples/
| Blender | Radiance |
| Blender | Radiance |
| Geometry: | |
| Cone | cone |
| Cylinder | cylinder |
| Sphere (UV, ICO) | sphere |
| Circle | ring |
| - end caps for above | ring |
| - radius, depth for above | radius, depth for above |
| artist edited Cone, Cylinder, Sphere, Circle | (not handled properly, please rename data block to 'Mesh.0xx' so exported as polygons) |
| Grid | polgon (triangles) |
| Text | mixtext on rectangle polygon; background void |
| Plane, Cube, Mesh ... | polygon (separate .rad file for each Mesh) |
| Objects and Transforms: | |
| Object | !xform in scene.rad |
| -translation | -tx -ty -tz |
| -rotation | -rx -ry -rz |
| -scale | -s SX only applied, assumes iso-tropic (if an-isotropic scale, please Object > Apply > Scale before export |
| nested hierarchy | transform combined |
| instanced object | /geom .rad written once, used with many !xform in scene.rad |
| Materials: | |
| Material | material written once in materials.mat, used in many /geom .rad |
| Texture | only ImageTexture, and only for Plane and Grid, image exported to images/*.hdr, default OBJECT mapping |
| UV Texture coords | (xyz,uv) bary2bary/perspective converted to closest similarty transform |
| Lights: | |
| Point | light + .33 sphere |
| Spot | spotlight + .33 ring |
| Area | arealight + rectangle polygon |
| (Hemi) | (x not handled) |
| Sun | standard sun via light |
| - Sky (Sun option) | standard sky via skyfunc |
| (x not handled) | (illum) |
| Viewpoint: | |
| Camera | Camera.vf |
| Commandline: | |
| run1.bat/.sh | oconv |
| run2.bat/.sh | rvu |
| run3.bat/.sh | pview |
| run4.bat/.sh | ra_bmp |
| (x not handled) | rad .rif |


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| Image |
| RoundedRectangle() SetAlphaBlending() SetAntiAliasing() SetCanvasColor() SetExpired() SetImgFormat() SetMargin() SetQuality() SetTransparent() |
By replacing Image (and RotImage) it is possible to change the output driver for the whole library withou any further changes.
A very close related class is RotImage which builds directly on Image but in additoin provides a 2D rotation featire, i.e the image may be rotated around a given point and possible also translated.
The image gets instantiated through in the Graph::Img property, or more accurate the RotImage class gets instantiated. The only method in this class that any end user is likely to need (and use) is the SetMargin() method used to give the margins around between the end of the image and the actual plotarea.
Note that all coordinates in methods belonging to Image is given in direct screen coordinates.
Draw a rectangle with rounded corners
| Argument | Default | Description |
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| $xt | Top left X | |
| $yt | Top left Y | |
| $xr | Bottom right X | |
| $yl | Bottom right Y | |
| $r | 5 | Corner radius |
Example:
Enable alpha blending of colors
| Argument | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $aFlg | true | True/false = Enable/Disable alpha blending |
Alphablending is enabled by default (when GD2 is used) but can be turned off by a call to this function with the argument false.
Example:
Specify if anti-aliasing should be used
Example:
Set canvas color
| Argument | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $aColor | Color |
The one time it matters is when you use a drop shadow on the graph. In the small area (top right and bottom left) where there is an empty are which is covered by neither the shadow nor the graph margin this area will have the canvas color.
Example:
Turn on/off expired header
| Argument | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $aFlg | true | True=Return expired header. |
By default this is turned on.
Note: There is no reason as far as we can tell to turn this off.
Example:
Specify what image format to use
| Argument | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $aFormat | Image format | |
| $aQuality | 75 | No description available |
Example:
Specify margin for the plot area
| Argument | Default | Description |
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| $lm | Left margin | |
| $rm | Right margin | |
| $tm | Top margin | |
| $bm | Bottom margin |
Example:
Specify JPEG image quality
| Argument | Default | Description |
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| $q | Image quality paramer (0-100) |
Example:
Specify transparent color
| Argument | Default | Description |
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| $color | Color |
Example:


User Priorities
General: transportation (Leisure and Work)
Problem related: Avoid damage to their vehicules and delays to their destinations.
Vehicule
General: Middle/Low price; small/medium size; 5-15 years old; car
Specific: VW Jetta/NISSAN Tsuru/CHEVROLET Chevy
Most used routes
1. Calzada Lazaro Cardenas
2. Av. Vallarta y Juarez
3. Anillo Periferico Gomez Morin
4. Av. Circunvalacion y Lopez Mateos
5. Calzada Federalismo
6. Av. Alcalde
7. Av. Patria
8. Calzada Independencia
9. Av.Revolucion
10. Carretera a Chapala
Prespective on the problem
1. Holes on streets
2. Delinquency
3. Strainers covered by accumulation of debris.
4. Streets and avenues with frequent bottlenecks.
5. Insufficient street lighting.
6. Poor public transport service.
7. Deficiencies in the public drainage network.
8. Parks and gardens neglected.
9. Inefficiency in the cleaning and garbage collection service.
10. Failures and leaks in the drinking water supply.
Juan
Demographic
Age: 30 years old
Gender: Male
Family size: 4 members
Income: 8,500$ pesos
Occupation: full time work
Education: High School
Geographic
Place of living: close to the city
Place of work: 30km a far
Psychographic
Social class: low/middle-low class
Activities: social meetings, movies, family reunions
Opinions: insatisfied with the goverment
Motivations: feeding his family; a greater income for vacations; better education for the children


Patton, Esposito lift Sac State past UC Davis 61-51
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - Joshua Patton scored 25 points and Ethan Esposito had a double-double and Sacramento State defeated UC Davis in the annual Causeway Classic at the Golden 1 Center on Wednesday night.
Davis scored the first points of the game but the Hornets had the next seven and led the rest of the way. The opening basket by the Aggies is the only time this year Sac State has trailed.
Patton was 8-of-10 shooting from the field and perfect on eight free throws. Esposito had 12 points and 10 rebounds.
The Hornets (3-0) are now up 68-50 in the rivalry.
Matt Neufeld led Davis (2-4) with 20 points.
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Terra Firma on brink of £160m care home deal with Barchester Healthcare
by James BoothA portfolio of care homes that private equity boss Guy Hands secured after a fierce legal battle is on the cusp of being sold for £160m.
The 24 sites which are owned by Hands’ Terra Firma Capital Partners are close to being sold to care home operator Barchester Healthcare, Sky News reported.
The deal would bring to an end a long-running chronicle that saw Hands locked in a legal battle over the ownership of the portfolio which was settled last year.
Read more: Guy Hands ‘pulls out of takeover plans’ for German Cartonplast
A deal for the care homes has been under discussion for several months and it could be signed within days, the report said.
The transaction would bolster Barchester’s 200-strong estate which has a staff of about 17,000 people and look after 11,000 residents.
Barchester was in the process of being sold earlier this year for up to £2.5bn to Australian bank Macquarie before the deal collapsed amid worries about the impact of a potential no-deal Brexit.
The business is owned by JP McManus, John Magnier and Dermot Desmond, a trio of wealthy businessmen who have investments have included horse racing and Manchester United Football Club.
He knew he was right
For Hands, the deal will represent a successful conclusion to a foray into a sector that has caused him significant difficulties in recent years.
Terra Firma acquired Four Seasons Health Care in a £825m deal in 2012, but it sunk into financial difficulties and then endured a fight with its largest lender, H/2 Capital Partners.
The parent company of Four Seasons was placed into administration in April, but has failed to find a buyer despite negotiations with a series of potential buyers.
Read more: Terra Firma boss Hands employees hefty pay rise
The potential deal with Barchester follows previous talks between Terra Firma and Patron Capital Partners about a deal during the summer.
The sale comes as Hands tries to refocus his private equity firm and try to raise money for new deals.
Barchester and Terra Firma declined to comment.


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- A form example with inputs and buttons.
<form class="odd">

What is your name?
<input type="text" palceholder="Your name here" />

What is your email?
<input type="text" placeholder="Your email here" />

What do you have in mind?
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<form class="odd">
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◆ radius
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◆ settings
| build_beam_skin_process.BeamBuildSkinProcess.settings |
settings string in json format
◆ sides
| build_beam_skin_process.BeamBuildSkinProcess.sides |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- /home/runner/work/Documentation/Documentation/master/applications/SolidMechanicsApplication/python_scripts/build_beam_skin_process.py


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Notification about awaiting large object parcel More...
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| Type | GetPayloadType () |
| Gets the type from type name More... | |
| virtual async Task< object > | Receive (ActorSystem system) |
| Receives payload from parcel server More... | |
| virtual Task | ReceiveWithPipeTo (ActorSystem system, ICanTell recipient, IActorRef sender) |
| Receive parcel's payload and sends it contents to the specified recipient More... | |
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| string | Host [get, set] |
| Gets or sets the host name of parcel server More... | |
| int | Port [get, set] |
| Gets or sets the port number of parcel server More... | |
| Guid | Uid [get, set] |
| Gets or sets the parcel uid More... | |
| string | PayloadTypeName [get, set] |
| Gets or sets the parcel payload type name More... | |
| int | ReceiveAttempt [get, set] |
| Gets or sets the current receive attempt number More... | |
Notification about awaiting large object parcel
Definition at line 27 of file ParcelNotification.cs.
| Type KlusterKite.LargeObjects.Client.ParcelNotification.GetPayloadType | ( | ) |
Gets the type from type name
Definition at line 61 of file ParcelNotification.cs.
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Receives payload from parcel server
| system | The actor system |
| TypeLoadException | The type in parcel is unknown to local system |
| TimeoutException | The timeout occured while reading from stream |
| ParcelNotFoundException | The parcel was already removed from the server |
| ParcelServerErrorException | The server could not be contacted or some other error |
| ParcelServerUnknownStatus | The server returned unknown status |
Definition at line 76 of file ParcelNotification.cs.
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| recipient | The recipient of the payload and/or exception |
| sender | The sender |
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Definition at line 45 of file ParcelNotification.cs.


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Properties
- ConfirmOnFormSubmit - True if the confirm dialog should run for form submission (i.e., after validators are all satisfied). The default is false
- ConfirmText - Confirmation text to display.
- DisplayModalPopupID - Specifies an ID of a pre-configured ModalPopupExtender for use instead of window.confirm.
- OnClientCancel - A client script to be executed when the Cancel button is clicked in the confirm dialog box.
- PostBackScript - Specifies the script to run to initiate a postback.
Methods
- RegisterDisplayModalPopup() - Registers the target of DisplayModalPopupID for use with ConfirmButton.


A company grows revenue from $100k to $2.0M over 20 years. Over the latest 3 years the revenue was $888k, $1.33M and $2.0M.