File | Get External Data | Stratum Authority File provides a way of importing stratum ids and historical bias, random uncertainty and systematic uncertainty. The user will first be prompted to select a file name using the Windows standard file selection process. The default file name is NCCstrat.dat. The file will be read in as soon as you select “OK” after selecting a file. New facilities and strata will automatically be created if necessary. Already existing strata will automatically be overwritten.
File | Get External Data | Item Relevant Data File provides a way of importing item ids and all the parameters associated with an item. This information will typically come from IFSS, SPAN or NMAX. The user will first be prompted to select a file name using the Windows standard file selection process. The default file name is NCC_PSA.dat. The file will be read in as soon as you select “OK” after selecting a file. New facilities, MBAs, strata, inventory change codes, I/O codes, material types, isotopics, collar data and item ids will automatically be created if necessary. Already existing items will automatically be overwritten.
File | Get External Data | Transfer provides a way to restore measurement data previously saved on a disk. Transfer may be used on either on the same computer where the data were saved or another computer running INCC. The data must have been written in a binary format using File | Save As/Export | Transfer. The user will be presented with the standard Windows File Open dialog box to select the disk drive and path from where the measurement data are to be read. The user will then be able to select which measurement data sets are to be restored. Click on a line to select that measurement data set. Selected lines will be highlighted in blue. The selected files will be read in as soon as you select “OK”. All parameters needed to support the selected measurements will be automatically restored to the database. These parameters are facility, material balance area, detector, calibration, isotopics, stratum and stratum rejection limits. If there is a conflict with already existing parameters, the user will have the choice of always overwriting, never overwriting or being prompted to overwrite.
File | Get External Data | Initial Data provides a way to restore measurement (detector) parameters and calibration parameters. The user will select the desired file from the standard windows file selection dialog box. Only one set of detector or calibration parameters can be restored at a time. A set will include all of the detector or calibration parameters for a particular detector. The selected file will be read in as soon as you select “OK”.
Warning: there is only one set of measurement (detector) parameters, and one set of calibration parameters for each material type and analysis method. Restoring detector or calibration parameters will overwrite your existing parameters.


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5 Holiday Pop-us to Check Out in New York City
Niche and emerging brands are hosting immersive pop-up experiences this holiday season.
by Layla IlchiA number of emerging and direct-to-consumer brands setting up shop in New York City this holiday season.
Stoney Clover Lane, The Last Line and Mejuri and more are hosting holiday pop-up shops in the city to create immersive experiences and give shoppers a way to purchase unique or customizable holiday gifts.
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The Skimm, for one, is continuing its annual “Celebrate Smarter” holiday content series, bringing the initiative to its first pop-up space to offer more than 150 fashion, accessories and home items, many of which are created by female-founded brands.
From an immersive, maze-like jewelry pop-up shop to a response to the Barneys New York bankruptcy, here are five holiday pop-up shops to check out in New York City.
1. Stoney Clover Lane
Customizable travel and accessories brand Stoney Clover Lane opened its first New York City pop-up shop for the holiday season where customers can shop from the brand’s full product line of pouches, duffel bags, backpacks and tote bags.
Shoppers can have their purchases customized in-store, choosing from more than 1,000 patches including New York City-themed options. Products range in price from $38 to $148, with patches priced at $10 and a $15 customization fee.
The Stoney Clover Lane pop-up shop is open now until Jan. 26 at 42 Prince Street.
2. The Last Line
The Last Line is bringing its Millennial-minded fine jewelry line to its first physical retail space for a holiday pop-up. The pop-up shop includes the brand’s full range of offerings — rings, necklaces, bracelets, earrings and anklets — and offers an on-site piercer Wednesday through Sunday.
The pop-up shop is open now through Feb. 14 and is located at 63 Crosby Street.
3. The Skimm
The Skimm is bringing its annual “Celebrate Smarter” holiday content series to a New York City pop-up shop, where customers can shop from more than 150 fashion, fitness, accessory and home decor items from brands such as Wander Beauty, Ursa Major, Primary and Artemis Designs. The pop-up shop will also have a corresponding e-commerce site.
Products range in price from less than $10 to $399, with 71 percent of the products coming from female-founded brands.
The pop-up also includes a hair refresh station from Batiste and a recharging lounge where guests can watch Starz Originals programming.
The Skimm “Celebrate Smarter Shop” will open on Nov. 29 through Dec. 24 at 909 Broadway.
4. Mejuri
Jewelry brand Mejuri is celebrating its fifth anniversary with its first experiential pop-up shop called “The Vault.”
The pop-up shop focuses on three of the brand’s jewelry collections — the zodiac, the tarot and diamonds — and is designed as an interactive maze with Instagrammable activations. Mejuri will also be offering exclusive merchandise at the pop-up shop with 100 percent of proceeds benefiting the Lower East Side Girls Club.
The Mejuri pop-up shop will be open from Nov. 23 to Dec. 22 at 418 West 13th Street.
5. Nili Lotan
Fashion designer Nili Lotan opened her pop-up shop in response to Barneys New York’s bankruptcy, seeking a new distribution channel to sell her line. She turned the pop-up shop around in three weeks, housing her brand in a space that reflects her minimalist aesthetic.
The Nili Lotan pop-up shop is open now through mid-January at 715 Madison Avenue.
Read more here:
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7 Ways the 2019 Holiday Shopping Season Is Unique
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An helper class for Endpoint implementations which implements some common basic functionality.
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| virtual void | Start () override |
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| virtual void | Stop () override |
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| bool | IsRunning () |
| | Checks whether the endpoint has been started. More...
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| virtual void | Send (data::Message *message, const Node *node) override |
| | Send a message to a specific member of the swarm. Call with node set to nullptr to send a message to all members of the swarm. More...
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| virtual void | Tag (data::Message *message) override |
| | Set the message identifier for a message. More...
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| virtual void | Start ()=0 |
| | Start a background thread and begin processing messages on this endpoint. More...
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| virtual void | Stop ()=0 |
| | Send a termination signal and wait until the endpoint finished processing messages. More...
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| virtual void | Tag (data::Message *message)=0 |
| | Set the message identifier for a message. More...
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| virtual void | Send (data::Message *message, const Node *node)=0 |
| | Send a message to a specific member of the swarm. Call with node set to nullptr to send a message to all members of the swarm. More...
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| virtual const Node * | NodeForUUID (const std::string &uuid)=0 |
| | Retreive a node by its UUID. More...
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friend | Mailbox |
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An helper class for Endpoint implementations which implements some common basic functionality.
◆ IsRunning()
| bool swarmio::transport::BasicEndpoint::IsRunning |
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Checks whether the endpoint has been started.
- Returns
- True if it has been started
◆ NodeDidJoin()
| virtual void swarmio::transport::BasicEndpoint::NodeDidJoin |
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node | ) |
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Called when a new Node has joined the group.
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| node | The node that has been discovered |
◆ NodeWasDiscovered()
| virtual void swarmio::transport::BasicEndpoint::NodeWasDiscovered |
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const Node * |
node | ) |
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Called when a new Node has been discovered.
- Parameters
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| node | The node that has been discovered |
◆ NodeWillLeave()
| virtual void swarmio::transport::BasicEndpoint::NodeWillLeave |
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const Node * |
node | ) |
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Called when a Node signals that it will leave.
- Parameters
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| node | The node that has left |
◆ ReceiveMessage() [1/2]
| virtual bool swarmio::transport::BasicEndpoint::ReceiveMessage |
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const Node * |
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Called by implementations to deliver decoded messages.
- Parameters
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| sender | Sender node |
| message | The message itself |
- Returns
- True if the message was handled
◆ ReceiveMessage() [2/2]
| virtual bool swarmio::transport::BasicEndpoint::ReceiveMessage |
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sender, |
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Called by implementations to deliver raw messages.
- Parameters
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| sender | Sender node |
| data | Raw message data |
| size | Length of the message data |
- Returns
- True if the message was handled
◆ RegisterMailbox()
| virtual void swarmio::transport::BasicEndpoint::RegisterMailbox |
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Mailbox * |
mailbox | ) |
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Register a Mailbox to receive messages.
May be called more than once, and has no effect if the mailbox has already been registered.
- Parameters
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Implements swarmio::Endpoint.
◆ ReplaceMailbox()
| virtual void swarmio::transport::BasicEndpoint::ReplaceMailbox |
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Mailbox * |
oldMailbox, |
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Mailbox * |
newMailbox |
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Relocate a mailbox to another in-memory location.
Supports thread-safe move operations on Mailboxes.
- Parameters
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Implements swarmio::Endpoint.
◆ Send() [1/2]
| virtual void swarmio::transport::BasicEndpoint::Send |
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const void * |
data, |
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Called by this class to send serialized messages. Called with node set to nullptr to send a message to all members of the swarm.
- Parameters
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| data | Raw message data |
| size | Length of the message data |
| node | Node the message will be sent to |
◆ Send() [2/2]
| virtual void swarmio::transport::BasicEndpoint::Send |
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data::Message * |
message, |
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const Node * |
node |
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Send a message to a specific member of the swarm. Call with node set to nullptr to send a message to all members of the swarm.
Thread-safe.
- Parameters
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| message | Message |
| node | Node the message will be sent to |
Implements swarmio::Endpoint.
◆ Start()
| virtual void swarmio::transport::BasicEndpoint::Start |
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Start a background thread and begin processing messages on this endpoint.
Implements swarmio::Endpoint.
◆ Stop()
| virtual void swarmio::transport::BasicEndpoint::Stop |
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Send a termination signal and wait until the endpoint finished processing messages.
Thread-safe.
Implements swarmio::Endpoint.
◆ Tag()
| virtual void swarmio::transport::BasicEndpoint::Tag |
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data::Message * |
message | ) |
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Set the message identifier for a message.
Thread safe.
- Parameters
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Implements swarmio::Endpoint.
◆ UnregisterMailbox()
| virtual void swarmio::transport::BasicEndpoint::UnregisterMailbox |
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Mailbox * |
mailbox | ) |
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Unregister a Mailbox from receiving messages.
May be called more than once, and has no effect if the mailbox has already been unregistered.
- Parameters
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Implements swarmio::Endpoint.
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Thorin was obsessed with killing Smaug because Smaug lay in the place where his grandfather kept his riches. Throin wanted to be the one to kill Smaug because he felt that it would make him more honorable. Throughout the entire journey, one can see that Thorin only thought about the dragon he needed to face.
Thorin believes that the Arkenstone is worth an amazing fortune of money and immediately tries to find it when he goes into the castle. When he realizes that Bilbo keeps it to trade with Bard, he becomes furious, showing his greed during the war.
Thorin's greed is seen when he says the lines "To the treasure of my people no man has a claim, because Smaug who stole it from us also robbed him of life or home. The treasure was not his that his evil deeds should be amended with a share of it." He refuses to pay the people who have helped him with the gold he had just acquired and is no longer the benevolent leader the reader once thought he was.
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RawwwRRR!!! Although everyone knows of the legendary Snowperson, the Yeti, very few know of the richness of the lore that surrounds him [or her, I mean it's the 21st Century after all]. This lore has long been frozen in time, but as Western culture begins to adopt the beauty and horrors of this cryptic creature on the big screen and in written word, the ice thaws. It's time to take a good look at who the Yeti truly is and embrace its story justly. And there is no better place to start than... The Yeti Gazetti!


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A helper class to simplify usage of correctly aligned and padded memory, allowing both vector and scalar access.
Example:
This code allocates a small array and implements three equivalent loops (that do nothing useful). The loops show how scalar and vector read/write access is best implemented.
Since the size of 11 is not a multiple of int_v::Size (unless you use the scalar Vc implementation) the last write access of the vector loop would normally be out of bounds. But the Memory class automatically pads the memory such that the whole array can be accessed with correctly aligned memory addresses.
| V | The vector type you want to operate on. (e.g. float_v or uint_v) |
| Size | The number of entries of the scalar base type the memory should hold. This is thus the same number as you would use for a normal C array (e.g. float mem[11] becomes Memory<float_v, 11> mem). |
#include <Vc/Memory>
Inherits VectorAlignedBaseT< V >, and MemoryBase< V, Memory< V, Size, 0u >, 1, void >.
Public Member Functions | |
| constexpr size_t | entriesCount () const |
| constexpr size_t | vectorsCount () const |
| VectorPointerHelper< V, AlignedFlag > | vector (size_t i) |
| const VectorPointerHelperConst < V, AlignedFlag > | vector (size_t i) const |
| Const overload of the above function. | |
| VectorPointerHelper< V, UnalignedFlag > | vector (size_t i, int shift) |
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const VectorPointerHelperConst < V, UnalignedFlag > | vector (size_t i, int shift) const |
| Const overload of the above function. | |
| VectorPointerHelper< V, A > | vectorAt (size_t i, A align=Vc::Aligned) |
| const VectorPointerHelperConst < V, A > | vectorAt (size_t i, A align=Vc::Aligned) const |
| Const overload of the above function. | |
| VectorPointerHelper< V, AlignedFlag > | firstVector () |
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const VectorPointerHelperConst < V, AlignedFlag > | firstVector () const |
| Const overload of the above function. | |
| VectorPointerHelper< V, AlignedFlag > | lastVector () |
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const VectorPointerHelperConst < V, AlignedFlag > | lastVector () const |
| Const overload of the above function. |
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| static Memory< V, Size, 0u > & | fromRawData (EntryType *ptr) |
| Wrap existing data with the Memory convenience class. |
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static |
Wrap existing data with the Memory convenience class.
This function returns a reference to a Memory<V, Size, 0> object that you must capture to avoid a copy of the whole data:
| ptr | An aligned pointer to memory of type V::EntryType (e.g. float for Vc::float_v). |
ptr
passed to this function must be aligned according to the alignment restrictions of V
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. This includes the required padding at the end to allow the last entries to be accessed via vectors. If you know what you are doing you might violate this constraint. | constexpr size_t entriesCount | ( | ) | const |
Reimplemented from MemoryBase< V, Memory< V, Size, 0u >, 1, void >.
| constexpr size_t vectorsCount | ( | ) | const |
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| i | Selects the offset, where the vector should be read. |
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with
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Const overload of the above function.
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| i | Selects the memory location of the i-th vector. Thus if V::Size == 4 and i is set to 3 the base address for the load/store will be the 12th entry (same as &mem [12]). |
| shift | Shifts the base address determined by parameter i by shift many entries. Thus vector(3, 1) for V::Size == 4 will load/store the 13th - 16th entries (same as &mem [13]). |
V::Size
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to 0 and use shift
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scalar entry in the memory.Example:
| i | Specifies the scalar entry from where the vector will be loaded/stored. I.e. the values scalar(i), scalar(i + 1), ..., scalar(i + V::Size - 1) will be read/overwritten. |
| align | You must take care to determine whether an unaligned load/store is required. Per default an aligned load/store is used. If i is not a multiple of V::Size you must pass Vc::Unaligned here. |
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inherited |
Const overload of the above function.
i-th
scalar entry in the memory.| i | Specifies the scalar entry from where the vector will be loaded/stored. I.e. the values scalar(i), scalar(i + 1), ..., scalar(i + V::Size - 1) will be read/overwritten. |
| align | You must take care to determine whether an unaligned load/store is required. Per default an aligned load/store is used. If i is not a multiple of V::Size you must pass Vc::Unaligned here. |
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inherited |
This function is simply a shorthand for vector(0).
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inherited |
This function is simply a shorthand for vector(vectorsCount() - 1).


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| - (void) actionFacebookLogin |
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User requested to login via Facebook.
Fetch the username and password from the textfields and log the user in.
| - (void) checkUserExistance: |
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Check if the unique mention name of the user already exists. If not, give him that mention name, if yes, try a new one.
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| i | a parameter added to the name in case it is not unique |
| usernameFixCopy | the original mention name before adding the parameters to make it unique |
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Process the facebook data of the user.
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| userData | the user's facebook data like friends and profile picture |
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Fetch the facebook data of the user.
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User has successfully logged in.
| - (IBOutlet UITableViewCell*) cellButton |
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| - (IBOutlet UITableViewCell*) cellEmail |
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readwritenonatomicstrong |
Cell containing a textfield for the first name.
| - (IBOutlet UITableViewCell*) cellFacebook |
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readwritenonatomicstrong |
The facebook login button.
| - (IBOutlet UITableViewCell*) cellPassword |
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readwritenonatomicstrong |
Cell containing a textfield for the password.
| - (IBOutlet UITextField*) fieldEmail |
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readwritenonatomicstrong |
Textfield holding the first name.
| - (IBOutlet UITextField*) fieldPassword |
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readwritenonatomicstrong |
Textfield where the user should enter his password.
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Creatures of your choice that you can see within range and that can hear you must make a W isdom saving throw. A target automatically succeeds on this saving throw if it can't be charmed. On a failed save, a target is affected by this spell. Until the spell ends, you can use a bonus action on each of your turns to designate a direction that is horizontal to you. Each affected target must u se as much of its movement as possible to move in that direction on its next turn. It can take its action before it moves. After moving in this way, it can make another Wisdom saving to try to end the effect.
A target isn't compelled to move into an obviously deadly hazard, such as a fire or pit, but it w ill provoke opportunity attacks to move in the designated direction.


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| Tetrahydrophthalic Anhydride General Information
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| Synonyms: |
THPA; 4-Cyclohexene-1,2-dicarboxylic anhydride; 1,3-Isobenzofurandione, 3a,4,7,7a-tetrahydro; 4,7,3a,7a-tetrahydroisobenzofuran-1,3-dione |
| Molecular Formula: |
C8H8O3 |
| CAS Registry No.: |
85-43-8 |
| Chemical Category: |
Others |
Usage and Performance Characteristics
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| Manufacturer: |
Lonza Group Ltd. |
Physical Properties
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| Specific Gravity: |
1.375 (20°C) |
| Aggregate State at 25°C: |
Flakes or liquid |
| Density, kg/m3: |
1,200 (100°C) |
| Vapor Density, relative to H2: |
5.2 |
| Vapor Pressure, kPa: |
<0.0013 (20°C) |
Chemical Properties
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| Solubility in Water at 25°C, g/L: |
10 |
Optical Properties
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| Color, Platinum-Cobalt Scale: |
<20 |
Hazard-Related Data
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| DOT Class: |
8, UN 2698, III |
| OSHA Hazard Class: |
Considered a hazardous substance |
| UN Risk Phrases: |
22,34,41,42/43,52/53 |
| UN Safety Phrases: |
1,22,25,36 |
| Autoignition Temperature, °C: |
400 |
| Flash Point Temperature, °C: |
157 |
Environmental Parameters
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| Octanol-Water Partition Coeff., log Kow: |
1.96 |
| Theoretical Oxygen Demand, ThOD, g/g: |
1.79 |
Animal Toxicity
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| Rat Oral, LD50, mg/kg: |
5,410 |
Plasticizers Database (2nd Electronic Edition) Copyright © 2004 by ChemTec Publishing |


VICENTE FERNANDEZ
Vicente "Chente" Fernández Gómez (born 17 February 1940) is a Mexican retired singer, actor, and film producer. Nicknamed "El Rey de la Música Ranchera" (The King of Ranchera Music), Fernández started his career singing for tips on the street, and has since become a cultural icon, recording more than 50 albums and contributing to more than 30 films. His repertoire consists of rancheras and other Mexican classics. He is accompanied live by a mariachi group, but he is not technically a mariachi musician, as he only sings live. Vicente's fame rose after the death of Javier Solís (El Rey del Bolero Ranchero). Fernández's work has earned him three Grammy Awards,[1] eight Latin Grammy Awards, fourteen Lo Nuestro Awards, and a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. He has sold over 50 million copies worldwide, making him one of the best-selling regional Mexican artists of all time.[2] In 2016, Fernández retired from performing live, although he continues to record and publish music.


In this example, the stations of the public bike lending system of Paris are displayed using a grid-based clustering technique.


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Object CellReflector
@Beta public final class CellReflector
Useful static methods to inspect Class instances that have been annotated with
Cell
and read their contents.
This requires the class have annotated Cell
and
Label
and Value
The auxiliary methods require the class has one or more fields annotated
with CellAuxilaryField
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static
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getAuxiliaryValue(Class<T> clazz,
Object obj,
String name)
Looks at any arbitrary cell class and expects to find a value for some field annotated with CellAuxiliaryType with a matching name attribute. |
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static String |
getColFam(Object cell)
Retrieve the column family value from any arbitrary cell with the ColumnFamily annotation. |
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getLabelAsString(Object obj)
Looks at any arbitrary cell class and returns the String representation of the label, or throws an error if malformed, missing annotation, or null. |
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getLabelField(Object obj)
Get the label field for a given cell, if present. |
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getValueAsBytes(Object obj)
Looks at any arbitrary cell class and expects to return a byte[] value. |
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static Double |
getValueAsDouble(Object obj)
Looks at any arbitrary cell class and expects to return a double value. |
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static
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getValueAsInstance(Class<T> clazz,
Object obj)
Looks at any arbitrary cell class and expects to return a value of type T. |
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static int |
getValueAsInt(Object obj)
Looks at any arbitrary cell class and expects to return a int value. |
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static long |
getValueAsLong(Object obj)
Looks at any arbitrary cell class and expects to return a long value. |
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static String |
getValueAsString(Object obj)
Looks at any arbitrary cell class and expects to return a String value. |
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static byte[] |
getValueBytesIfPrimative(Object cell)
Produce a byte array if the provided class contains an Annotated Value and that value can
be treated as either a String, long, double, int, or byte[]. |
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static Field |
getValueField(Object obj)
Get the value field for a given cell, if present. |
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static Class<?> |
getValueType(Object obj)
Get the class instance representing the annotated Value field in the supplied cell instance. |
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static boolean |
hasColFamField(Object cell)
Check to see if a given object has a field annotated with ColumnFamily. |
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static boolean |
hasNamedAuxiliaryField(Object obj,
String name)
Check to see if the given cell object has an CellAuxiliaryField with the given name. |
| Methods inherited from class Object |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
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public static String getLabelAsString(Object obj) throws CellExtractorException
obj
- cell to read the label.
CellExtractorException
- if any parsing error occurs while reading the field.public static String getValueAsString(Object obj) throws CellExtractorException
obj
- cell to read String value
CellExtractorException
- if ClassCastException, missing annotations or null value.public static Double getValueAsDouble(Object obj) throws CellExtractorException
obj
- cell to read double value
CellExtractorException
- if ClassCastException, missing annotations or null value.public static int getValueAsInt(Object obj) throws CellExtractorException
obj
- cell to read int value
CellExtractorException
- if ClassCastException, missing annotations or null value.public static byte[] getValueAsBytes(Object obj) throws CellExtractorException
obj
- cell to read byte[] value
CellExtractorException
- if ClassCastException, missing annotations or null value.public static long getValueAsLong(Object obj) throws CellExtractorException
obj
- cell to read long value
CellExtractorException
- if ClassCastException, missing annotations or null value.public static <T> T getValueAsInstance(Class<T> clazz, Object obj) throws CellExtractorException
T
- Value class type.obj
- cell to read String value
CellExtractorException
- if ClassCastException, missing annotations or null value.public static <T> T getAuxiliaryValue(Class<T> clazz, Object obj, String name) throws CellExtractorException
T
- auxiliary field type.clazz
- Auxiliary field class of type Tobj
- cell instancename
- auxiliary name attribute to find.
CellExtractorException
- if ClassCastException, missing CellAuxiliaryAnnotation, or null value.public static boolean hasNamedAuxiliaryField(Object obj, String name) throws CellExtractorException
obj
- cell to checkname
- name to find.
CellExtractorException
- if ClassCastException, missing CellAuxiliaryAnnotation, or null value.public static String getColFam(Object cell) throws CellExtractorException
cell
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CellExtractorException
- if missing ColumnFamily annotation or the field is null.public static boolean hasColFamField(Object cell) throws CellExtractorException
ColumnFamily
cell
- to check
CellExtractorException
public static byte[] getValueBytesIfPrimative(Object cell) throws CellExtractorException
Value
and that value can
be treated as either a String, long, double, int, or byte[].
cell
- to read field value as bytes
CellExtractorException
- if the Value type does not match the five main fields,
an illegal argument is found, or the value is null.public static Class<?> getValueType(Object obj) throws CellExtractorException
Value
field in the supplied cell instance.
obj
- cell instance to get value type
CellExtractorException
- if obj is not annoated as Cell
public static Field getLabelField(Object obj) throws CellExtractorException
obj
- cell to get label field
Label
CellExtractorException
- if obj is not annotated as Cell
or multiple fields are annoted with Label
public static Field getValueField(Object obj) throws CellExtractorException
obj
- cell to get value field
Value
CellExtractorException
- if obj is not annotated as Cell
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Complete the steps below in the Trinket to solve this problem with Python. It is recommended that you type each line instead of copying/pasting so you start to remember what you've done previously.
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# Import Libraries
, add:
import scipy.constants as sp
import math
# Variables
, add:
n1_turns = #
. Replace #
with the number of turns in coil 1.n2_turns = #
. Replace #
with the number of turns in coil 2.radius_c1 = #
. Replace #
with the radius of coil 1.radius_c2 = #
. Replace #
with the radius of coil 2.distance = #
. Replace #
with the distance between the coils.current = #
. Replace #
with the amplitude of the current.freq = #
. Replace #
with the given frequency.# Calculations
, add the following to calculate the amplitude (maximum voltage) of the second coil voltage:
mu0_4pi = sp.mu_0/(4*sp.pi)
area_c1 = math.pow(radius_c1,2) * sp.pi
area_c2 = math.pow(radius_c2,2) * sp.pi
ang_freq = freq * 2 * sp.pi
l_third = 1/math.pow(distance,3)
emf_c2 = n1_turns * n2_turns * mu0_4pi * 2 * area_c1 * area_c2 * current * ang_freq * l_third
# Print
, print the answer! Add: print("The maximum voltage of the second coil voltage =", emf_c2,"V")


My favorite things
These are a few of my favorite things.
People
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- My wife Katherine
- My brother Christopher
- My mom and dad:
- My friend group. Duncan, Ash, Sean, and Mike
Flavors of ice cream
These are my three favorites, in order:
- Mint Chocolate
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class Sass::Tree::MixinNode
A static node representing a mixin include. When in a static tree, the sole purpose is to wrap exceptions to add the mixin to the backtrace.
@see Sass::Tree
Attributes
The arguments to the mixin. @return [Array<Script::Tree::Node>]
A hash from keyword argument names to values. @return [Sass::Util::NormalizedMap<Script::Tree::Node>]
The second splat argument for this mixin, if one exists.
If this exists, it’s always a map of keyword arguments, and {#splat} is always either a list or an arglist.
@return [Node?]
The name of the mixin. @return [String]
The first splat argument for this mixin, if one exists.
This could be a list of positional arguments, a map of keyword arguments, or an arglist containing both.
@return [Node?]
Public Class Methods
@param name [String] The name of the mixin @param args [Array<Script::Tree::Node>] See {#args} @param splat [Script::Tree::Node] See {#splat} @param #kwarg_splat [Script::Tree::Node] See {#kwarg_splat} @param keywords [Sass::Util::NormalizedMap<Script::Tree::Node>] See {#keywords}
# File lib/sass/tree/mixin_node.rb, line 43 def initialize(name, args, keywords, splat, kwarg_splat) @name = name @args = args @keywords = keywords @splat = splat @kwarg_splat = kwarg_splat super() end


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2.12. while LoopThe standard while conditional loop statement is similar to the if. Again, as with every code sub-block, indentation (and dedentation) are used to delimit blocks of code as well as to indicate which block of code statements belong to: while expression: while_suite The statement while_suite is executed continuously in a loop until the expression becomes zero or false; execution then continues on the first succeeding statement. Like if statements, parentheses are not required with Python while statements. >>> counter = 0 >>> while counter < 3: ... print 'loop #%d' % (counter) ... counter += 1 loop #0 loop #1 loop #2 Loops such as while and for (see below) are covered in the loops section of Chapter 8. |


In this experiment you were shown a bar graph with a "cut axis" (also called a "truncated axis") - that is, the y-axis of the graph did not start at 0. You can see the effect of this by looking at the two graphs below.
No Cut Axis. Y-axis starts at 0.00%
Cut Axis. Y-axis starts at 81.00%
This kind of chart is known to be misleading, since it can make the difference between two bars on a chart appear larger than the difference in the numbers used to create the chart.
We wanted to test whether showing people both charts would change their perception of the difference in access to safe drinking water between two towns. You may have seen both of the charts above, or only one of them.
Willowtown and Silvatown are both fictional , and the numbers on the chart are artificial .
It is always a good idea to carefully check the numbers on the axes of any chart that you read.
If you wish to read more about this topic, you can consult the following resources:
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Functions, examples and data from the book "Numerical Methods and Optimization in Finance" by M. Gilli, D. Maringer and E. Schumann (2011), ISBN<PHONE_NUMBER>626. The package provides implementations of several optimisation heuristics, such as Differential Evolution, Genetic Algorithms and Threshold Accepting. There are also functions for the valuation of financial instruments, such as bonds and options, and functions that help with stochastic simulations.
| Version: | 1.4-3 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.14) |
| Imports: | grDevices, graphics, parallel, stats, utils |
| Suggests: | MASS, RUnit, quadprog |
| Published: | 2018-06-26 |
| Author: | Enrico Schumann [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Enrico Schumann <es at enricoschumann.net> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| URL: | http://nmof.net, http://enricoschumann.net/NMOF |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Classification/JEL: | C61, C63 |
| Citation: | NMOF citation info |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| In views: | Finance, Optimization, ReproducibleResearch |
| CRAN checks: | NMOF results |
| Reference manual: | NMOF.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
An Overview of the NMOF Package Fitting the Nelson–Siegel–Svensson model with Differential Evolution Solving the N-Queens Problem with Local Search Asset selection with Local Search Robust Regression with Particle Swarm Optimisation and Differential Evolution Portfolio Optimisation with Threshold Accepting Examples for the qTable function Repairing solutions Vectorised objective functions |
| Package source: | NMOF_1.4-3.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: NMOF_1.4-3.zip, r-release: NMOF_1.4-3.zip, r-oldrel: NMOF_1.4-3.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: NMOF_1.4-3.tgz, r-oldrel: NMOF_1.4-3.tgz |
| Old sources: | NMOF archive |
| Reverse imports: | hybridEnsemble, PMwR |
| Reverse suggests: | MSCMT |
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Charles Pellegrino - Ghosts of Vesuvius
Charles Pellegrino 2005. Ghosts of Vesuvius. A new look at the last days of Pompeii, how towers fall, and other strange connections. New York: Harper Perennial. 489 pp.
November 2015 update:
Impressed when I first read this (at the time of the Pompei exhibition visiting Museum Victoria). Especially memorable for documenting the state of technology reached in Pompei and Herculaneum at the time of their destruction. The implication is that humanity was set back to the extent that it took ~2,000 years for civilisation to redevelop what was lost. Others have put similar view in other contexts, including David Deutsch in The Beginning of Infinity.
Not so impressed now that I learn that Charles Pellegrino falsely tried to claim he had a PhD from Victoria University, Wellington. I won’t feel confident in the facts of Ghosts of Vesuvius until I can check some against original sources. No time for that right now…


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Stephen Graham tried to cover up marks from his suicide attempt with high neck jumpers
He also spoke of the racist abuse he suffered on the streets of Liverpool
by Rebecca KoncienzcyActor Stephen Graham has said his future wife came into his life after a failed suicide attempt.
The This Is England star, from Kirkby, said it was "worth living" following an attempt to take his own life during a period of despair in his early 20s.
Graham tried to hide the marks of his hanging attempt with high-collar jumpers before the truth of his suicide bid came out.
Following the traumatic low point, the versatile star of Boardwalk Empire and Line Of Duty was supported by his future wife Hannah Walters.
Speaking on Radio Four's Desert Island Discs, the actor said they moved in together in south London after what was technically their first date.
The 46-year-old's time in the capital before this was marked by despair. He said: "I had a breakdown. Going to that big London to do it on your own.
"Then I went back home. They (his parents) were trying to see what was happening with me.
"I'll never forget the tears coming down both their faces.
"Then the next day I tried to hang myself. It was very calculated.
"I had to put on a high neck jumper. My mum kind of saw it. Then everything came out. Life was worth living thankfully."
Graham said that in the aftermath of his attempt, his friends and family rallied round.
Tearfully talking on the Radio Four show, he also credited the help of his future wife.
He said: "This is kind of where Hannah came into my life properly.
"She knew what had happened. She was always in close contact with my mum."
Graham said that after a long period of "just talking" they had not been on a proper date, something he eventually remedied when she was due to move to Spain.
He said: "We were waiting at New Cross train station and I said to her 'please don't go to Spain. I love you'.
"She went 'I've been waiting for five years for you to say that'. The next day we moved in together."
The mixed-race actor said he suffered racist abuse on the streets of Liverpool, which his mother quickly put a stop to. He also revealed he was unsure of his place in the world as a mixed-race child.
Mental health and suicide support
Helplines and support groups
The following are helplines and support networks for people to talk to, mostly listed on the NHS Choices website
- Samaritans (116 123) operates a 24-hour service available every day of the year. If you prefer to write down how you're feeling, or if you're worried about being overheard on the phone, you can email Samaritans at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Childline (0800 1111) runs a helpline for children and young people in the UK. Calls are free and the number won't show up on your phone bill.
- PAPYRUS (0800 068 41 41) is an organisation supporting teenagers and young adults who are feeling suicidal.
- Mind (0300 123 3393) is a charity providing advice and support to empower anyone experiencing a mental health problem. They campaign to improve services, raise awareness and promote understanding.
- Students Against Depression is a website for students who are depressed, have a low mood or are having suicidal thoughts.
- Bullying UK is a website for both children and adults affected by bullying.
- Hub of Hope is the UK’s most comprehensive national mental health support database. Download the free app, visit hubofhope.co.uk or text HOPE to 85258 to find relevant services near you.
- Young Persons Advisory Service – Providing mental health and emotional wellbeing services for Liverpool’s children, young people and families. tel: 0151 707 1025 email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>He said: "I'm mixed race and that was kind of frowned on in those days.
"There were times growing up when I was slightly unsure where I fitted in.
"That n-word popped up when I was younger."
Graham has recently starred in the new Martin Scorsese crime film The Irishman alongside his acting hero Robert De Niro.
*The full interview with Graham can be heard on Desert Island Discs today at 11.15am.


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But just stop to think for a minute... would you really want every single site you visit to know your email address? Imagine the loads of automated thank you's you would be receiving. If you visited 20 sites, you would get at least 20 emails that day, plus no doubt they would send you invitations to return later. It would be a nightmare as well as an invasion of privacy!
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When we give back something to the community on a larger scale, the happiness that comes as a result is unparalleled. Every drop counts in the ocean and we are very happy to share the success of “Neerukku Nandri “ event that happened on August 6, 2017 with the world Guruji Mithreshiva, the founder of Dakshina Foundation is the brainchild behind this grand initiative. This event is aimed to increase the awareness about Water being a living thing and how people being thankful to water can increase the rains and prosperity of the world.
Mr. G.R. Swaminathan, judge of the Madurai High court was the chief guest of the day. He addressed the audience and said “ We have the habit of thanking anyone who is of help to us but we fail to thank water even though it’s the reason for our existence. As we experienced a never-before drought for the past six years, I am happy we realized our mistake and started thanking water.
I am immensely happy to respect Water with the Aarthi
Padma Shri Dr.G. Bakthavathsalam, Chairman of KG Hospitals and veteran actor Dhamu graced the occasion as special guests and shared their thoughts on the much-needed initiative
Actor Dhamu kindled a lot of emotions in his speech. He said “ Water has a life and that’s why it is part of all our mankind’s religious traditions. In the days to come, we will have more water in our rivers “.
Guruji Mithreshiva spoke about how the river Ganga is respected and thanked everyday by thousands of people in the north and that being the reason behind the might of the Ganges.When water is thanked, it comes back in abundance.
The priests who offer their prayers through Aarthi to River Ganga everyday were invited to take the grand Aarthi and offered their prayers and gratitude to the water along with over 3000 people at the event.
As water scarcity is a growing problem in India and the world, the timing of the event cannot be any better. The more we pay our gratitudes to water, the more water we will receive in our lives.
Let’s together take a pledge to thank water for its infinite contribution to the world we live in.


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THE FIFTH ELEMENT [Spoilers] A film review by David Hines Copyright 1997 David Hines
"Tonstant Viewer Fwowed Up"
Some remarks on _The Fifth Element_, "a Luc Besson film." Story by Luc Besson, screenplay by Luc Besson and Robert Mark Kamen. Directed by Luc Besson.
Rating: */2, out of four: bot-fodder.
I have a very special place in my heart for the late Dorothy Parker.  I hear the masses cry. Mrs. Parker was a writer, fellas. She was a pretty good one, in fact, although today she's best remembered for her doo-dad poetry. There was a decent movie made about her life in the past year or two called _Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle_ -- oh, dammit, I shouldn't have said that, because now people will go rent the movie instead of going to the trouble of actually reading some of her work.
Anyway, the reason I mention Mrs. Parker here is that she was also a reviewer of the highest caliber: that very rare thing, a *good* critic. And in her review of A.A. Milne's play _Give Me Yesterday_ (in the _New Yorker_ of March 14, 1931) she describes how she coped with a particularly bad moment:
==================================================================== | The cabinet minister talks softly and embarrassingly to Sally -- | | "Ah, Selly, Selly, Selly, Selly" -- but that is not enough. He | | must tap out to her, on the garden wall, his message, though she | | is right beside him. First he taps, and at the length it would | | take, the letter "I." Then he goes on into "L," and, though | | surely everyone in the audience has caught the idea, he carries | | through to "o." "Oh, he's not going on into 'v,'" I told | | myself. "Even Milne wouldn't do that to you." But he did. He | | tapped on through "v," and then did an "e." "If he does 'y,'" I | | thought, "I'm through." And he did. So I shot myself. | ====================================================================
When I read that passage, I thought to myself: "What a terrific idea!" So I went to the movies this weekend with a .32 caliber revolver in a shoulder holster. And a cyanide capsule hidden away in an extra tooth. And a Sinclair molecular chain in my shirt collar, and a .22 gun in my pocket for fun, and a razor in my shoe. And, just in case, I took a tomato. I'm allergic to tomatoes.
And then I sat down and watched _The Fifth Element_.
Thinking back on it now, I can't recall when I first attempted suicide during the film. I think it was just after the opening credits, when the archaeologist Dr. Exposition explained that the universe was divided into Good Guys and Bad Guys, and that the Bad Guys, who come every five thousand years to attempt to destroy All Life, can only be defeated by people who combine the powers of Earth, Wind, Water, Fire, and... you guessed it, boyos, Heart, the eponymous Fifth Element. When I realized Luc Besson was proudly presenting to us "Captain Planet: the Motion Picture," I pressed that .32 revolver to my head and pulled the trigger till the gun was empty.
Unfortunately, my aim is poor and I missed, and then the theater's emergency restraints kicked in and shackled my limbs and propped my eyes open -- and I was stuck, unable to get to my instruments of self- destruction. I resolved to use the cyanide tooth as a last resort, and screwed up my courage to watch the flick.
And if watching was all I'd been doing, I probably would have found it fairly enjoyable. Visually, at least, _The Fifth Element_ is pretty cool. As far as the writing and direction goes, it's trite, laughable, sub-moronic, pathetic, offensive, execrable, overdone, and dopey; it may induce vomiting, headache, dizziness, sterility, and hatred for almost everyone involved with the flick... but _The Fifth Element_ is a very pretty film.
But then again, _The Fifth Element_ cost ninety million dollars.
For that much money, it had better be pretty. And it is; it really is. Jean-Paul Gaultier did the costuming, which is very interesting to look at. The sets are large and well-detailed, and effects are digitally composited with the sets to terrific effect. The aliens are really alien-looking, which is nice, and although there are few different kinds of aliens, there are a *lot* of each species; the animatronics bill alone must have been sky-high. The spaceships look good, and the flying cars are nothing short of flat-out terrific: beautiful individual design, and the multi-level traffic flow is a thing to behold. I like to watch lots of things moving around, and the effects people on _The Fifth Element_ did some great work with that, especially in a great series of shots in which Bruce Willis's character drives his cab downwards through several layers of traffic. I also particularly liked the flying restaurant that makes door-to- door (or rather, window-to-window) service.
Unfortunately, movie theaters don't come with mute buttons.
Visually, _The Fifth Element_ is tasty. Its plot, dialogue, and direction, however, are utter crud. Not only is it tripe, it is pretentious tripe.  It is offensive. It is yecchy. It shines, all right -- like a dead mackerel. Squirming there, in the dark, I longed for _Independence Day_ -- yeah, ID was a dumb-as-rocks movie, but at least it was unpretentious. _The Fifth Element_ is an example of the kind of crud that we can get when a movie director thinks he's some sort of artistic genius -- Besson is not, and his efforts to prove he is only hurt his film. In vain efforts to prove his artistic merit, he piles symmetry on top of symmetry, cuts from one location to another several times in the course of scenes to track parallel conversations, sets the action of one scene to the soundtrack of another... and in the end, it's pointless. The effect is more grotesque than effective: a plainitive cry of "Look, Ma, see how *nice* I'm directing!"
And when I say grotesque, I mean it. Besson's idea of humor is to give us a simpering, prancing, effeminate stereotype as a talk-show host, and to then juxtapose scenes of pre-flight and take-off of a spaceliner with scenes of the said fop's seduction and bringing to orgasm of a stewardess. Nor is Besson content to limit his use of the nauseating beast to one scene; he has him prance and flounce and pout and lisp and whine his way through the rest of the film, and latch on to Bruce Willis's character to panic and roll his eyes and provide a little comic relief. _The Celluloid Closet_ points out that one common Hollywood tool is to have bad things happen to people outside mainstream gender boundaries -- that is, they're there to flaunt themselves, to vex the audience's sense of propriety, and then give the audience joy by dying in nasty ways.
Does it say anything about the degree to which this creation annoys that I, who deplore both stereotypes and political correctness, was hoping Besson would kill him off and get it over with, instead of rubbing our noses in idiocy? Does it say anything that I, an SF fan of impeccable taste, found the fop more annoying than _Star Trek: Voyager_'s Neelix? Does it say anything that I, an MST3K fan who ordinarily would welcome the opportunity to make jokes about Dennis Rodman getting his own talk show, curled up in pain and whimpered?
The plot is laughable. Really laughable. The deal is that these Bad Guys come around again, and zap things, and will blow up earth if they're not stopped. So the Good Guys have this weapon, right, in a temple in Egypt: combine the McGuffins, er, I mean, stones representing each element, open 'em, stick the Fifth Element in the center, and Captain Planet zaps the Bad Guys to kingdom come.
Only, see, the aliens who are Good Guys took the stones out of the temple for some damn reason. So they have to get 'em back to Earth. And the alien they send to tell people how to fix the situation gets scragged by some of the Bad Guys' lackeys before he lands. So scientists clone him, and the clone turns out to be this chick Lee-Eluukulaniromanadvoratrelundar or some stuff like that, who goes by Lee-Eluu for short. She's played by Milla Jovovich, who says she dedicated herself so seriously to the role that she even took the drastic step of giving up pot for the duration of filming -- which is ironic, because she looks like a junkie. Anyway, Lee-Eluu, being no fan of confinement, escapes the unescapable cell in her Jean-Paul Gaultier bandage dress and takes a suicide plunge. Only she doesn't die, see, 'cause there's this cabdriver, played by Bruce Willis, whose cab conveniently breaks her fall. She doesn't speak English (hey, she's just a clone), but she speaks at ninety miles a minute in an alien language and reads English. She convinces him to take her to this priest of a sect that understands her, and they find out the stones are on this far-off pleasure planet and they go there with the priest and this disk jockey and have to fight to get the stones.
Only there's this other guy Zorg, played by Gary Oldman, who wants the stones 'cause he's with the Bad Guys, for no reasons that make sense. Zorg says he's pro-chaos because it creates jobs, but the bad guys don't spread chaos; they just make people dead. No potential for being an evil megabusinessman there. But anyway, Zorg wants the stones, not to mention the heads of Our Heroes.  And Our Heroes fly around and fight Zorg and his henchmen and listen to opera and have some wacky good times and kick butt until Lee-Eluu finds out about war and wonders whether humanity is really worth saving, but then Bruce Willis's character kisses her so she decides what the heck and stops the Bad Guys from incinerating Earth. He must be a good kisser.
 Imagine what it's like *watching* it.
_The Fifth Element_ can't even beg off on the grounds of being intentionally low-brow, like _Independence Day_. The flick is a wretched mixed bag that tries to be too many things -- and ultimately is none of them.  The stunning images, too, are a mish-mash, one that's almost entirely referential: images, effects, and costumes are derived from from _Blade Runner_, _2001_, _Star Wars_, _Brazil_, you name it. _The Fifth Element_ is an extravagant and ugly hodgepodge, a chimaera of skiffy films and 1930s pulps.  It is a waste of ninety million smackers and of time and of talent and of however damn much you pay for a ticket.
My recommendation: don't waste your time.
Oh, and the cyanide tooth turned out to be defective, but after I got out of the movie, I did kill myself messily with about everything I had: the backup pistol, the razor blade, the Sinclair molecular chain. But I'm saving the tomato.
I wanna throw it at Luc Besson.
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American Music Awards 2019: Taylor Swift performs 'Love Story,' 'Blank Space,' other past hits
by Michelle Ewing, Cox Media Group National Content DeskLOS ANGELES -
Following a headline-making spat with ex-label Big Machine Records, pop diva Taylor Swift broke out several of her past hits Sunday during her performance at the 2019 American Music Awards.
These were the six songs featured in her medley:
1. "The Man" (from "Lover," 2019)
In what "Entertainment Tonight" described as a nod to her spat with Big Machine's Scott Borchetta and Scooter Braun, Swift, clad in a jacket bearing her old album titles, kicked off her performance with an excerpt of her new song "The Man," which includes the lyrics: "And I'm so sick of them coming at me again / 'Cause if I was a man, then I'd be the man."
2. "Love Story" (from "Fearless," 2009)
Swift, who was named Artist of the Decade at Sunday's ceremony, followed with a 10-year-old blast from the past, "Love Story," from her second album, "Fearless."
3. "I Knew You Were Trouble" (from "Red," 2012)
Swift's next song was what Rolling Stone called "an exuberant" version of her 2012 hit "I Knew You Were Trouble."
4. "Blank Space" (from "1989," 2014)
Swift turned to her 2014 album, "1989," for her next song, "Blank Space."
5. "Shake It Off" (from "1989," 2014)
Singers Camila Cabello and Halsey took the stage with Swift to perform fan favorite "Shake It Off," another track from "1989."
6. "Lover" (from "Lover," 2019)
Swift's performance concluded with "Lover," the title song from her newest album. Acclaimed ballet dancers Misty Copeland and Craig Hall joined the pop star on stage during the popular ballad, according to CNBC.


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2020-11-02 - PROCESSED Report
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meeting 2020-11-04
Astral engineering meeting 2020-11-08
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- Schedule Meeting
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2020-11-02 - Post It Notes
2020-11-02 - PROCESSED Report
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Thaer Al Jomhawi, 26 years old, studied chemical engineering at BAU, graduated in 2017. Worked as a Validation Engineer at the pharmaceutical industry field for four years and now I am on my way to become a developer.
Thaer Al Jomhawi, 26 years old, studied chemical engineering at BAU, graduated in 2017. Worked as a Validation Engineer at the pharmaceutical industry field for four years and now I am on my way to become a developer.


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Hope Andersen is a graduate of Wellesley College (B.A) and Yale Divinity School (M.A.R.). She began writing novels in 2015, at the age of 60. Her debut novel The Book Sisters was released in November 2017. A subsequent novel When the Moon Winks (Warren Publishing) was released in May 2019. She has published both stories and poems, and her poetry chapbook Taking in Air was released in November 2019 (Kelsay Books). Since 2015, she has been commissioned to adapt two books into feature-length screenplays (Tick Tock and Private Battles).
In her early career, she was awarded the Wellesley College Playwriting Award for her one-act play Room, later produced at the Lyric Stage, Boston. Ms. Andersen served as a teaching assistant for George Garrett at the Stone Coast Writer’s Conference in Maine. She has worked intermittently over the years as a newspaper critic, a ghostwriter, an editor, a teacher, and a screenwriter. A native New Englander, she now lives in North Carolina with her husband Thom. They have three grown children, two dogs and a cat.
The six Book sisters grow up in America between the 1960s and the present day. In this literary novel, the author explores how each girl is shaped by the events unfolding around her and takes on a particular role in society. Kirkus Reviews calls the novel “…a succinct chronicle of American womanhood in the second half of the 20th century. A beautifully composed novel of individuality within sisterhood.”
The poems in this collection are rooted in a reverence for Nature and in meditation and prayer. Covering the span of the poet’s life, they demonstrate her spiritual transformation. Poet Anthony S. Abbott says of this collection “…the sense of mystery is everywhere in these poems… We read the poems wondering if perhaps we too might not undergo that change which allows us to discover our own deeper selves.”
When her husband of 30 years leaves her for a younger woman, Helen Ferry must find a way to deal with the emptiness left behind. At first, she sets out to reclaim her old life; instead, given wise advice, she begins a journey towards a newer, brighter version of herself.


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Hi I'm Courtney! I am a third year graphic design and psychology double major. I will be graduating from Binghamton University in 2021.
For the shape of water I decided to mold the type into the typical water 'droplet' shape. At first I tried to morph the letters a set font, but soon realized that it would be more efficient to draw the letters into the shape I wanted using the pen tool.
I chose a few movie titles from the brainstorm to mock up. The same treatment was used with the words toy, express, and water, in that the letters were drawn with pen tool to fit the shape of an object (a book, a pole, and a droplet.)
We sifted through all of the mockups and chose the most effective ones to move forward into the book. We took into account color contrast in deciding the order of pages, along with other variables. The final 'Riddle Me This' online book is linked under my bio!
I brainstormed about possibilities of what I could turn into a pixel icon. I decided on an avocado, since I eat one almost every morning. After sketching it out, I moved my idea to digital using photoshop.
Final pixelated icon created on photoshop. Yum!
I am designing a game in which the player's goal is to get through the 'forest' to the final destination, without getting caught up in other fairytales. This is the first draft of how my digital story will proceed.
This is the final layout of how the digital story will proceed. It is a branching path, which contains various endings and plots, one of which includes the player turning into the villain!


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Lex includes this file and utilizes the definitions for token values. To obtain tokens yacc calls
yylex
.
Function
yylex
has a return type of int that returns a token. Values associated with the token are
returned by lex in variable
yylval
. For example,
[0-9]+
{
yylval = atoi(yytext);
return INTEGER;
}
would store the value of the integer in
yylval
, and return token
INTEGER
to yacc. The type of
yylval
is determined by
YYSTYPE
. Since the default type is integer this works well in this case.
Token values 0-255 are reserved for character values. For example, if you had a rule such as
[-+]
return *yytext; /* return operator */
the character value for minus or plus is returned. Note that we placed the minus sign first so that it
wouldn’t be mistaken for a range designator. Generated token values typically start around 258
because lex reserves several values for end-of-file and error processing. Here is the complete lex
input specification for our calculator:
%{
#include <stdlib.h>
void yyerror(char *);
#include "y.tab.h"
%}
%%
[0-9]+
{
yylval = atoi(yytext);
return INTEGER;
}
[-+\n]
return *yytext;
[ \t]
; /* skip whitespace */
.
yyerror("invalid character");
%%
int yywrap(void) {
return 1;
}
Internally yacc maintains two stacks in memory; a parse stack and a value stack. The parse stack
contains terminals and nonterminals that represent the current parsing state. The value stack is an
array of
YYSTYPE
elements and associates a value with each element in the parse stack. For
example when lex returns an
INTEGER
token yacc shifts this token to the parse stack. At the same
time the corresponding
yylval
is shifted to the value stack. The parse and value stacks are always
synchronized so finding a value related to a token on the stack is easily accomplished. Here is the
yacc input specification for our calculator:


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East Butler PS students win award for book written for children in hospital
by Staff WriterA TEAM of East Butler Primary School students have won the best book award in the WA primary school division at the Write a Book in a Day Competition.
The team of seven Year 5 and 6 students were among 8500 students nationally who took part in the competition earlier this year, which raised more than $475,000 for The Kids’ Cancer Project.
They planned, wrote and illustrated a book, called Flipped, about an unlikely friendship between sassy hip-hop dancer Becky and introverted game-developer Archie.
The pair’s lives were ‘flipped’ as they fought to survive the monstrous ‘Ghost-cyclone’ and save their town.
The students, aged 10 to 12, worked solidly from 8am to 8pm to complete the story for children who were suffering in hospital and raised $1000 in sponsorship.
Principal Wendy Gallagher said the high-achieving students belonged to a multi-aged academic class (MAC) class led by teacher Bethaney Whitehead,
“Teaching a class of this type is very challenging and involves being completely planned and ahead of the students as they progress very quickly,” she said.
“Miss Whitehead has done a brilliant job with the class.
“We are extremely proud of our wonderful students who have produced a delightful book and deserve all the credit they have received.”


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