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Anne Lama, UBC Library Conservator guides staff through a preservation workshop.
Technical Services conducts a wide range of activities that support services for the entire UBC library system. This includes acquisitions, cataloging, preservation/conservation, collections management, and electronic resource management of library materials. Technical Services staff also manage and operate the ASRS and PARC high density storage facilities. The department is located on the third floor of the Woodward Library.
Standards, policies and procedures in workflow and maintenance.
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Pendragon Theatre Presents The Diary of Anne Frank Feb. 4 and 5
PLATTSBURGH, NY __ Pendragon Theatre returns to the State University of New York College at Plattsburgh for its production of The Diary of Anne Frank Friday and Saturday, Feb. 4 and 5 at 8 p.m. in the Hartman Theatre, Myers Fine Arts Building.
Pendragon, the Adirondack's only year-round professional theatre troupe based in Saranac Lake, opens its fall/winter season with this production by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett and newly adapted by Wendy Kesselman.
Kesselman interweaves recently discovered writings from Frank's diary and survivor accounts with the original Pulitzer Prize winning play by Goodrich and Hackett. Her powerful adaptation captures the looming horror of life beyond the annex, as well as the conflicting emotions its inhabitants encounter on a daily basis.
The play, directed by Susan Neal, is a powerful drama that explores a world that is fragile, volatile and filled with prejudice and cruelty. For two years, eight people hid in a secret annex hoping to escape Hitler's horrifying reign. During that time, Frank emerged as a passionate, gifted and extraordinarily wise young woman. She was able to confront the increasing horror of her time and the complexities of a claustrophobic existence with wit, insight and resilience. Frank's diary provided her solace in the midst of chaos and hope for the future.
Tickets, available at the door only, are $10 for general admission and $7 for faculty, staff, senior citizens and non-SUNY Plattsburgh students. Tickets for SUNY Plattsburgh students are $2 and are available at the Angell College Information Desk or at the door. The box office will open 40 minutes before curtain on the nights of the performance.
For more information, contact the SUNY Plattsburgh Theatre Department at 518-564-2180.
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Mega Construx™ has always helped brick fans bring their favorite worlds to life. But what if you want to create your own universe from scratch? That's the idea behind Mega Construx™ Inventions, a new line of open-ended kids' building sets we're launching this month.
Whacky and fun, the new construction sets come in different sizes, with bricks of different shapes, colors and even cool finishes, special parts, and themed details. But don't expect to find any rule-books to tell you exactly what to build. Instead, discover building inspiration to get you started.
From there you can create anything you want, whether you pick a set with 50 pieces or 1,000, stick to one color or go for a mixed pack. It's an awesome new way to bring your ideas to life!
Special parts that loop, launch, bend & more!
New inventions need new parts, right? Find in every set – from stretchy bricks you can loop onto pencils to suction cup bricks, launchers that really fling, spring bricks, bendy pieces, and way more cool parts to add action and fun to what you build.
Mix and Match for even more to build!
Build even bigger and wilder creations when you mix and match different Mega Construx Inventions™ sets, or combine them with other sets you own. Then discover even more possibilities with our new builder's app!
A new app to build outside the box!
Also launching this month, our new Mega Construx™ Beyonders™ app lets you build like never before with interactive, step-by-step guides, tips, and new building ideas updated regularly. Think of it as your digital building companion.
And it's where you'll find the coolest building inspiration for your Mega Construx Inventions™ sets. Get the app, and check off sets in your collection to unlock new building possibilities based on the sets you own.
With more than a dozen new sets launching this fall, we can't wait to see how and what you'll create with Mega Construx Inventions™. How will you Build Beyond™?
Some of those sets look extremely useful, such as that wheels pack.


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Home Special Features Guest Commentary Most People in Hawaii Oppose Proposed Same Sex Civil Union Legislation
Most People in Hawaii Oppose Proposed Same Sex Civil Union Legislation
Most people in Hawaii don't favor Same-Sex Civil Union legislation. The people of Hawaii decided this issue in 1998 when 70% of the people voted in support of a constitutional amendment, which effectively preserved marriage as a relationship between one man and one woman.
Unfortunately, civil union legislation (House Bill 908, relating to Civil Unions) is gaining eager support by lawmakers this year. When will people of faith who value traditional family values begin to take a greater interest in the legislative process?
For example, 2006 was an election year for every single member of the Hawaii State House and a hand-full of State Senators. Some of you probably received brochures and postcards in the mail asking you to vote for one political candidate or another. Maybe some candidates came knocking on your door or called you personally over the telephone asking for your vote.
Was there a single political candidate in 2006 who campaigned on the promise of supporting Same-Sex Civil Union legislation if elected? Of course not! Successful politicians are taught early on to avoid public debate and discussion about contentious social issues at all cost.
Instead, candidates in Hawaii come knocking on our doors promising better schools and jobs. We like the way they look, their last name, and unfortunately, the political party they belong to. In return, we give them our vote and fail to dig deeper to find out where they stand on "important" issues of the day relating to faith and family.
Once elected or re-elected, many of these same politicians will actively support anti-family legislation knowing full-well most of their constituents will never find out. Chances are your own state lawmaker is supporting anti-family legislation and you don't even know it.
The time is NOW to hold our state lawmakers accountable regardless of political party, race, and gender. It's up to you to contact them personally and tell them you live in their district and will work hard next election to have them voted out of office if they support same-sex civil unions or other bad pieces of legislation.
Forty-one states have laws protecting traditional marriage. Twenty-seven states have passed constitutional amendments to define marriage as a relationship between "one man and one woman".
Only one state, Massachusetts, has gay marriage. Only three states currently have civil unions: Connecticut, New Jersey, and Vermont.
Civil union legislation is an insult to the people of Hawaii because it is marriage by another name. It gives all the same rights and benefits that the state awards for marriage to same-sex couples.
Same-sex couples have made it clear that they don't really support civil unions in the first place. In Letters to the Editor and in Opinion Columns, gays and lesbians have made it clear that they think civil unions are a "second class" status and what they really want is marriage.
Gays and lesbians had an opportunity to support legislation this session to expand the current Reciprocal Beneficiary law, which would have provided health benefits for same-sex couples. But they refused to even consider amending the RB law. This showed their true colors–that it's not really about the benefits, but about the state officially recognizing their relationships.
HB 908 is especially bad, because it would allow an older gay man or lesbian woman to enter a civil union with a 16-year-old.
"'Garret T. Hashimoto is State Chairman of the Hawaii Christian Coalition. Reach him via email at mailto:alerts@hi-christian.com
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from __future__ import unicode_literals

from django.conf import settings

# import default models from djangoSHOP to materialize them
from shop.models.defaults.address import ShippingAddress, BillingAddress
from shop.models.defaults.cart import Cart
from shop.models.defaults.cart_item import CartItem
from shop.models.defaults.customer import Customer

# models defined by the myshop instance itself
if settings.SHOP_TUTORIAL == 'simple':
    from .simple.order import OrderItem
    from .simple.smartcard import SmartCard
elif settings.SHOP_TUTORIAL == 'i18n':
    from .simple.order import OrderItem
    from .i18n.smartcard import SmartCard
elif settings.SHOP_TUTORIAL == 'polymorphic':
    from .polymorphic.order import OrderItem
    from .polymorphic.smartcard import SmartCard
    from .polymorphic.smartphone import SmartPhoneModel, SmartPhone
    from shop.models.defaults.delivery import Delivery, DeliveryItem

from shop.models.defaults.order import Order

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Q: Read lock in Linq2SQL I have a classic balance update concurrency situation:
using (var context = GenerateContext())
{
   var account = context.Accounts.First(x => x.id == accountId);
   var balanceBefore = account.balance;
   // ... do some other stuff ...
   account.balance = balanceBefore + depositAmount;
   context.SubmitChanges();
}

I would like to lock the whole table for reads/writes during this update.
Can it be done with Linq2SQL?
Edit:
So I tried the following, which does lock the table during the transaction, but it doesn't preform the update - the balance never changes.
using (var context = GenerateContext())
{
   context.Connection.Open();
   context.Transaction = context.Connection.BeginTransaction(IsolationLevel.Serializable);
   var account = context.ExecuteQuery<Account>("SELECT TOP 1 * FROM [Account] WHERE [Id] = 10 WITH (TABLOCKX)").First();
   var balanceBefore = account.balance;
   // ... do some other stuff ...
   account.balance = balanceBefore + depositAmount;
   context.SubmitChanges();
}

What am I doing wrong?

A: To start with, balance updates are best handled on the back end:
UPDATE Account
  OUTPUT inserted.*
  SET balance += @deposit
  WHERE ID = @id;

But lets consider you can only code logic on the client. You should always use optimistic concurrency instead. The benefits of optimistic concurrency under load are too big to dismiss. While pessimistic concurrency is easier to code (as there is no update failure due to concurrency to handle), pessimistic concurrency performs poorly under load.
Linq2SQL supports optimistic concurrency, see Optimistic Concurrency: Overview. The key is the Updatecheck attribute. However, handling concurrency violations in the app is more tricky than just detecting them, but the topic is entirely dependent on the actual app logic.
For the extremely rare case when Optimistic concurrency is not appropriate, the first solution to try is ... still optimistic concurrency, but augmented with application locks.
Even if, say, the world would come to end if you used optimistic concurrency and you decide that you absolutely must take the pessimistic route, use (UPDLOCK, ROWLOCK) and have an appropriate index on ID.

A: Okay, I managed to make it work.
I had to encapsulate everything with a TransactionScope and apply TransactionOptions with isolation level to the transaction scope.
It now looks like this:
using (var context = GenerateContext())
{
   var txnOptions = new TransactionOptions();
   txnOptions.IsolationLevel = System.Transactions.IsolationLevel.Serializable;
   using (var txnScope = new TransactionScope(TransactionScopeOption.Required, txnOptions))
   {
       var account = context.ExecuteQuery<Account>("SELECT TOP 1 * FROM [Account] WITH (TABLOCKX)  WHERE [Id] = 10").First();
       var balanceBefore = account.balance;
       // ... do some other stuff ...
       account.balance = balanceBefore + depositAmount;
       context.SubmitChanges();
       txnScope.Complete();
   }
}

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Launching the Digital Dublin Leadership Forum in the Mansion House today Dublin's Lord Mayor Naoise Ó Muirí pledged that the City would have a Digital Masterplan by June of 2013. The objective of the Masterplan will be to develop Dublin as a world centre of digital excellence. Over 50 leaders from major technological companies, government agencies and Universities met to direct and shape the digital future of Ireland's capital at today's Forum.
GRASSROOTS is the true story of Grant Cogswell, an unemployed music critic with a penchant for dressing up like a polar bear and a dream to bring a monorail to the citizens of Seattle: an elegant train gliding silently above the streets, a symbol of his city's future.
Irish technology start-up 'Vicinity Systems®' has been awarded first prize for Ireland at the European Space Agency's prestigious technology awards 'The Galileo Masters'. The awards took place in Munich, Germany. In addition to winning the regional prize, the company was also shortlisted for the 'ESA Special Prize for Innovation', and was runner up for the global technology award. It is the first time that an Irish company has won a prize.
Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann is preparing for a busy school year with their new initiative 'Trad is Fab' which was officially launched by Minister for Education and Skills, Ruairi Quinn TD today. 'Trad is Fab' is specifically developed and arranged by the Comhaltas Meitheal Education committee to introduce primary school pupils to Traditional Irish music, song and dance. Each pack includes a DVD, five classroom posters, a teachers workbook and pupil worksheets for third and fourth class pupils.
Respond!, Ireland's leading housing charity, launched a programme of events to celebrate their 30th anniversary at their Head Office in Airmount, Waterford. The programme, covering the next six months, includes major conferences, the launch of significant policy documents, opening of new housing developments, family fun days and other events designed to celebrate the anniversary and to appeal to the public and Respond! residents alike.
Proventus Renewables Plc, a Dublin-based company involved in the renewable energy sector focused on activities in Central and Eastern Europe, is pleased to announce the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding ("MoU") with OMEGA MG ("OMEGA"), a company involved in developing renewable energy projects in Greece.
Mua Hospital in Central Malawi will receive a fully functioning internet café courtesy of Irish company CRS Refrigeration. The company has a long-standing relationship with the charity, Mua Hospital Appeal, in association with Dr. Valerie Donnelly, a Mount Carmel Hospital obstetrician.
Here are some of our photos from the event which marked the freedom of the city of Dublin for the World freedom heroine Aung San Suu Kyi. The official presentation took place in Dublin's Grand Canal Square on the evening of 18th June, 2012.


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Science North
Situated on a hilltop in the city of Sudbury and overlooking the crystalline waters of Lake Ramsey is Northern Ontario's most popular tourist attraction, and a world leader in science communication – Science North.
Inside is a world of scientific learning opportunities: an extensive exhibit program, science camps, daytime and overnight science workshops and world-renowned guest speakers. Science North creates high quality science education and entertainment experiences for its visitors. These experiences involve everyday people and the relationships between science and technology and everyday life. At Science North visitors are encouraged to use various tools and experience the joy of independent learning. The Science North style has become famous for its visitor-friendly approach, which creates an environment that highlights learning over teaching.
Big Nickel Mine
The former Big Nickel Mine is now closed for development of "Dynamic Earth", an exciting, new attraction for Northern Ontario. The famous Big Nickel coin, a 9-metre-high (30-foot) replica of the Canadian five-cent piece has been relocated to the Science North site for the duration of construction
The Sudbury Arena is the fifth largest in Ontario and a popular venue for local events and entertainment acts. It is also home to the Sudbury Wolves hockey team. (240 Elgin Street. 705-675-7595).
The Sudbury Symphony Orchestra is something of which we are particularly proud. An annual concert series is presented from October to May at Laurentian University and Grand Theatre Centre. (705-673-1280)
The Sudbury Theatre Centre is one of Canada's most successful professional regional theatres. The 297-seat theatre stages a series of live professional productions from September to May. (170 Shaughnessy St. 705-674-8381).
La Galerie du Nouvel Ontario is a Francophone artist-run gall;ery which presents local contemporary and explorative art as well as high quality touring exhibitions. Open Wed – Sat, 12pm-5pm at 132 Durham Street (705-673-4927).
N'Swakamok Shop is operated by the N'Swakamok Native Friendship Centre and features consignment art and crafts by local native artists. Open Sept-June, Mon-Fri,10-5 at 110 Elm Street (705-674-4252).
Sudbury Paint and Custom Framing has consignment artwork and exhibitions by local artists including Bruno Cavallo, a renowned student of the Group of Seven who maintained a studio at the store. 168 Elgin Street, (705-675-7493).
The Attic is operated by the Sudbury Crafts and Arts Foundation. Original crafts and artworks from fashion to pottery. Monthly arts and crafts exhibitions. Open Mon.-Wed and Sat. 10-5.30, Thurs. and Fri.10-9. At the City Centre mall, 2nd Floor (705-673-5141).
Sudbury Public Library – Reference Library hosts the Mary C. Schantz Room with historical photographs, maps and telephone books and directories dating back to 1910. There are microfilm records of the Sudbury Journal and Sudbury Star dating back to 1891. Open Wed.-Sat. 9-5; Tues. 9-9. At Tom Davies Square, 200 Brady Street (705-673-1155).
Centre Franco-Ontarien de Folklore is internationally known thanks to Father Lemieux and his works on Franco-Ontarian culture. There is an impressive collection of tools, household implements and musical instruments used by the first settlers of the area. The Library boasts the largest collection of Franco-Ontarian historical books and traditional songs, tales and legends in the world. Open weekdays 9-4, sat and Sun by appointment. Call ahead for personal tours. 38 Xavier St. off St. Anne's Rd. (705-675 8986).
The Canadian Pacific Railway Station recalls Sudbury's first employer dating back to 1893. Railroad crews laying the CPR tracks discovered the nickel. The present location was constructed in 1907 and has served as the gateway to Sudbury and northern Ontario. 233 Elgin Street.
Church of the Epiphany. In 1911 W.Gowan Gillmor, Sudbury's first Anglican missionary, purchased land from the CPR to build a church for his congregation. Though the original Gothic style church was destroyed by fire, it has been reconstructed to emulate the original turn-of-the-century design. 85 Larch Street.
D'Youville Orphanage was originally built as a French separate school in 1894 and has later served the needs of the community as an orphanage. The building now houses the Centre franco-ontarien de folklore. 38 Xavier St.
Memorial Park, in 1917 a municipal board was established to remedy Sudbury's lack of parkland. The boards first act was to acquire a 4 acre parcel from the CPR that would become Memorial Park, now the site of numerous community festivals and events.
Old City Hall was built in 1913 and served as the City Hall for Sudbury for over 35 years. 83 Cedar St.
Ste. Anne's Rectory. Father Nolin, a Jesuit Missionary, built the rectory in 1892 amongst a stand of red and white pines near what is know today as Durham St North. It was bricked over and enlarged in 1890 and remains as one of Sudbury's oldest buildings. 6 Beech Street.
A.Y Jackson Lookout.
The site overlooks High Falls, a waterfall formed by the Onaping River as it drops 150 feet at Onaping, 45 kms northwest of Sudbury on Highway 144 just north of Dowling. The fall colors are particularly attractive in this area. (705-966-3461)
Anderson Farm Museum. The Andersons were turn of the century Finnish immigrants. Their farm has been carefully restored and now contains an operating hand made loom, original furnishings, restored agricultural machinery, mining artifacts, dairy farming equipment, and a large photo collection depicting the area's early settlement. 25 Black Lake Rd, Lively. Regional Rd. 55 to Regional Road 24, north 2 kms.(705-692-4448)
Cine + Sudbury's Repertory Cinema
The Sudbury Neutrino Observatory
North Bay – 50 Minutes
North Bay and area is a splendour of scenery and attractions.
North Bay welcomes everyone to come see the many attractions that are hosted by this area. For starters, how about a five star attraction? The Dionne Museum features the five biggest stars of the world from the 1930s, the Dionne Quintuplets, along with all kinds of other fascinating historical exhibits, displays and artifacts. Plus there's a Travel Information Centre right next door to fill you in on everything from room prices to pizza slices.
Next (or perhaps first) you must visit the North Bay Waterfront. Ah, the waterfront! Here you can stroll along the shore of Lake Nipissing or relax on the beach.
Listen to a free concert regularly put on during the summer by local musicians. Prefer to get moving? Then bike or rollerblade on the new Kate Pace Way, named after North Bay's gold medal-winning downhill skier. You may even see Kate! Take a ride on the Heritage Railway Company's Mini-Train. The 24 passenger train takes you on a 2.5km ride along the city's waterfront. North Bay's Waterfront is home to special events including Canada Day Celebrations on July 1 and the Heritage Festival and Airshow on the Civic Holiday Weekend in early August.
It's at the waterfront that you'll also find the Chief Commanda II, a twin-hull boat that offers a choice of cruises on picturesque Lake Nipissing or the Chief Commanda I restaurant which offers you a great sunset setting while you enjoy a sumptuous dinner.
Plus you'll find great places to drink and eat. Friendly people to meet…
The Capitol Centre offers only the very best in world wide acts, performances, and exhibits.
Be sure to keep an eye on their performance calendar which offers you a wide variety of options, whether your interest lies in Broadway productions, today's top recording stars, something for the kids, or all-time favorite holiday fare. The W.K.P. Kennedy Gallery is the perfect exhibit gallery for those who enjoy various forms of art. Located in the heart of the city, the Capitol Centre is sure to be on your list of "must see" attractions in the city.
A new attraction is quickly growing in North Bay and tickets are selling out fast. With the advent of the Nipissing Stage Company, summer theatre has taken off locally as an ideal evening entertainment.
And there are so many more things for you to experience and exlore in North Bay. Not the least of which is hiking up the trails from Duchesnay Falls to the College Education Centre, home to Canadore College and Nipissing University. For those who prefer to enjoy the sights and history of the area without the task of finding their way around, there are many outdoor tour groups to provide you with competent guides and comfortable transportation as they lead you on a historical tour of the area. The North Bay Area Museum features a wide range of exhibits on local history as well as special exhibitions from the Royal Ontario Museum and other national and provincial museums.
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package com.github.tornaia.lsr;

import org.jboss.shrinkwrap.resolver.api.maven.Maven;
import org.junit.Test;

public class MavenResolverTest {

    @Test
    public void classLoaderIsSet() {
        Maven.resolver()
                .resolve("org.springframework:spring-web:4.3.2.RELEASE")
                .withTransitivity()
                .asResolvedArtifact();
    }
}


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namespace MindTouch.Dream {

    /// <summary>
    /// Singleton ownership scope of items resolved from a container.
    /// </summary>
    /// <remarks>
    /// Dream uses a nested hierarchy of one host container, per service containers and per request (per service) containers.
    /// The singleton ownership and lifespan of an instance resolved at from any container will goverened by its scope,
    /// rather than the container. The only exception are <see cref="Factory"/> scoped instances which are created new on each resolution,
    /// while their lifespan is governed by the container they were resolved from.
    /// </remarks>
    public enum DreamContainerScope {

        /// <summary>
        /// Singleton belonging to the host container.
        /// </summary>
        Host,

        /// <summary>
        /// Singleton belonging to the current service's container.
        /// </summary>
        Service,

        /// <summary>
        /// Singleton belonging to the current request's container.
        /// </summary>
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Now that we are all done with our Shape Themes, I have decided to take a few weeks to do mini themes before we move on to the alphabet. I wanted quick, simple themes because I know these last few weeks before I go back to grad school will be busy and I want to make the most of this precious time with my baby. This last week I choose a food theme.
We had so many great food books, and I found even more at the library. Our shelf was overflowing! In fact, there were still more books on a different shelf. We read Ice Cream Everywhere, Fruits and Vegetables, I Eat Vegetables!, The Fruit Group, The Milk Group, Life Cycles: Pumpkins, Strawberries are Red, Apples, Vegetables Vegetables, Beans, Life Cycles: Straberries, The Life Cycle of a Carrot, and Food ABC.
Since the BBB Linky wasn't really a hit, I have decided to stop. Regardless, here is what was on our shelves.
This box a free printable from DLTK and some white, green, and yellow pom pom magnets. Xander liked it for the first day, but then just threw the pom poms around.
I picked out the puzzles from our Simple Word Puzzle Pairs.
One box had the ice cream tray from his Big Button Fun. Xander had fun with this, as did one of the little girls we babysat last week. It was cute to watch them do it together!
I grabbed a bunch of his fruit from his play food and labeled a party tray with masking tape. He had fun sorting, but even more fun pretending to eat the food and saying "yummmmm."
Our Cutting Food Set is always a big hit with Xander. Maybe someday I should expand with one of the other sets available. Sorry, no pic!
I printed the fruit cards from 1+1+1=1 and made some corresponding word cards. We worked on matching them up. He really surprised me in the fruit words he knew, and didn't know. The kid can read watermelon, strawberry, and coconut, but cannot reliably read banana or pear. Regardless, it was still a good activity and we will probably do it again every once in a while for a refresher.
I found this great printable from At Home with Montessori that had pictures of a fruit, as well as a cross section. We used it as a matching activity, which was much harder for him than I would have expected.
The Ice Cream Scooping set was a big hit with Xander, as well as two of the kids we babysat last week. In fact, we had some serious trouble taking turns with it around here! I was happy Xander enjoyed it, and it was a great fine motor activity. He really struggles to remember when to press the lever on the scoops!
Ha! Even though we don't know each other, I swear we read minds. We are starting a fruit theme next week when we start circles!
I love the color sorting fruit! All great ideas.


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Q: pthreads - how to parallelize a job I need to parallelize a simple password cracker, for using it on a n-processor system. My idea is to create n threads and to feed them more and more job as they finish.
What is the best way to know when a thread has finished? A mutex? Isn't expensive checking this mutex constantly while other threads are running?

A: You can have a simple queue structure - use any data structure you like - and then just use a mutex when you add/remove items from it.
Provided your threads grab the work they need to do in big enough "chunks", then there will be very little contention on the mutex, so very little overhead.
For example, if each thread was to grab approximately 1 second of work at a time and work independently for 1 second, then there would be very few operations on the mutex.
The threads could exit when they had no more work; the main thread could then wait using pthread_join.

A: Use message queues between the threads :-
Master -> Process (saying go with this).
Process -> Master (saying I'm done - give me more, or, I've found the result!)
Using this, the thread only closes down when the system does - otherwise it's either processing data or waiting on a message queue.
This way, the MCP (I've always wanted to say that!) simply processes messages and hands jobs out to threads that are waiting for more work.
This may be more efficient that creating and destroying threads all the time.

A: Normally you use a "condition variable" for this kind of thing where you want to wait for an asynchronous job to finish.
Condition variables are basically mutex-protected, simple signals. Pthread has condition variables (see e.g. the pthread_cond_create(...) function).


The Real Estate Council of Alberta will move to a newly constructed building in Sunalta in late 2017 or early 2018.
RECA's lease at its current office ends in spring 2018, after more than 10 years at the Westmount Corporate Campus. In late 2013, Council formed a Facilities Committee to explore office space options, including purchasing or leasing in a newly constructed building, purchasing or leasing an existing office space, or signing a new lease in the current office.
In April 2014, the Committee issued a Request for Proposals for the services of commercial brokerages, eventually hiring Avison Young to assist and advise throughout the process.
RECA's goal was to determine the best long-term option going forward for all of RECA's stakeholders, including staff. After a comprehensive qualitative and quantitative evaluation, including staffing, costs, and opportunity for expansion, the Committee decided finding a new office location was the best option going forward.
whether all required due diligence was considered prior to any commitment.
To build, or not to build? To own, or not to own?
After careful consideration, the Committee and Senior RECA staff moved forward with due diligence on the development proposed by Enright Capital in the southwest community of Sunalta, at the northwest corner of 11 Avenue and 14th Street SW. This option went forward with RECA leasing the space upon completion, with the option to purchase. Council exercised the purchase option in late 2016, as the operational cost savings of ownership outweighed leasing.
The building has three floors, with RECA occupying the upper two. The first floor space will be leased, with RECA as the landlord, making ownership of the building an even more attractive option financially.
During the process, RECA designed the space to meet its specific needs, and the timing of construction fits within RECA's current lease at Westmount Corporate Campus. The new building was the most central and convenient option, only a 10-minute drive from the current office and a 5-minute walk from the Sunalta C-Train station.
Demolition of the existing buildings at the site began in May 2016, with construction commencing shortly after. As of February 2017, the building has emerged from the foundation and the steel and concrete frame is underway!


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Spring Weekend 2017 – 'No place I'd rather be'
Clean Bandit performing at the college during spring weekend.
Crier\Catie Griffin
Ginger Gates, Crier Staff
This past weekend, the Class of 2020 celebrated their first Spring Weekend, while the Class of 2017 celebrated their last. It was a weekend to remember, opening with comedian Tommy Ryman on Thursday, April 27. Ryman, who was a semifinalist on NBC's Last Comic Standing was met with an enthusiastic audience. Senior Johanna Materazzo said of the performance "I thought it was funny, smart, and a great way to kick off spring weekend."
On Friday night, students attended the Glow Dance Party, a free event hosted by the Student Government Association and Campus Activities Board. Students were encouraged to wear neon. Held in Sullivan Arena, the event featured dance music played by DJs.
Senior Taylor Picariello enjoyed the event and asked of her fellow Anselmians, "Who doesn't love a good dance party?"
The final event for Spring Weekend was perhaps the most anticipated in the wake of last year's cancellation of the Spring Concert. Once again hosted in Sullivan Arena, Starley, the opening singer from Sydney, Australia opened at around 8:30 p.m..
With doors closing at 9:30 p.m., buzz was beginning by 9:45 p.m. that perhaps headliner Clean Bandit had gotten sick. But by 10 p.m., Clean Bandit arrived on the stage to an enthusiastic crowd.
The band consisted of six members: two men, and four women. Senior Caitlyn Abela found the female-lead vocals empowering: "It's awesome to see four talented, skilled women take the stage and own it. I had a great time and I think it was the best concert I've seen here at SAC."
Abela was not the only student who enjoyed Clean Bandit; in fact, students loved their performance so much that the band came back on stage at the end of their set to perform a two-song encore. Among the songs was their hit single "Rather Be," the theme of this year's Spring Weekend, and an unofficial anthem for the class of 2017.
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Welcome 2017-2018 editorial staff!
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Anselm conference held on campus
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Congratulations to the Crier's senior editors!


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        hdl_method = ancestors.select {|m| m.name.start_with?('Hdl::')}.map {|m| m.public_instance_methods(false)}
        app_method.concat(hdl_method).flatten
      end
    end
  end
end


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Malaysia to allocate another 500 MW of rooftop PV under net metering
The NEM 3.0 program will run until the end of 2023 and will see the participation of residential, commercial and industrial prosumers as well as public entities and government ministries.
Kuala Lumpur, the capital city of Malaysia.
Image: Lemie7, pixabay
Malaysia's Sustainable Energy Development Authority (Seda) has begun accepting applications for the Net Energy Metering 3.0 program (NEM 3.0) today.
The new scheme replaced the NEM 2.0 program that was introduced in January 2019 and expired at the end of 2020. The 500MW quota under the NEM 2.0 scheme was fully subscribed by the end of December. "All existing NEM 2.0 draft applications that couldn't secure quota by 31st December 2020 will be removed from the dedicated platform during the maintenance period," the Seda specified.
The NEM 3.0 program will be in force until the end of 2023 and will be aimed at allocating 500 MW of rooftop PV capacity.
This quota will be assigned through three different sub-schemes: the NEM Rakyat program for residential systems, which will allocate 100 MW and grant a net metering tariff over a 10-year period; the NEM GoMEn regime for government ministries and public entities, through which another 100 MW will be assigned under the same conditions as the NEM Rakyat; and the 300 MW NEM Nova scheme, or Net Offset Virtual Aggregation, which will enable commercial and industrial PV system owners to sell excess power to the grid at market price or system marginal price (SMP). In the Malaysian electricity market, the SMP is given by the price of the most expensive marginal generator scheduled or dispatched to meet demand in the half-hour period.
Net metering replaced Malaysia's feed-in tariff incentive scheme in January 2016. In May 2017, Malaysia made the system more attractive and in 2019, with the NEM 2.0 program, the surplus power generated by the PV system was for the first time paid on a "one-on-one" offset basis, which meant that every kilowatt-hour injected into the network was offset against a kilowatt-hour of electricity taken from the grid. Under the previous regime, exported energy carried less value than consumed grid power.
At the end of 2019, the country had around 882 MW of installed solar generation capacity, according to the International Renewable Energy Agency. The Malaysian government is also supporting large-scale PV through a series of tenders, the latest of which was launched in May.
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Featured • Subscribers' Views • Miscellaneous • News
How Others See Us: a French view. Translated by Sir Richard Aikens
by Richard Aikens
Written by Richard Aikens
Readers of Briefings for Brexit may be interested to learn how the British government's position is seen by a leading French newspaper, Le Monde, in an article titled 'The "red lines" originally so vaunted by Theresa May have either become blurred or disappeared', Summary provided by Sir Richard Aikens of an article in Le Monde Thursday 19 July 2018, by Philippe Bernard and Cécile Ducourtieux
Despite a great many concessions by the British, the negotiations between the European Union and the UK are stuck, principally by the intractable problem of Ireland.
The promises of David Davis and Liam Fox that a large scale free trade agreement would be simple and quick to negotiate have proved illusory, largely because the EU has forbidden the UK from negotiating any free-trade agreements with others until it has left the EU. Moreover, Donald Trump's protectionist policies have scuppered the anti-Europeans' promises of free-trade all round.
The EU has insisted on concentrating on the terms of the "divorce" before considering the terms of a future trade agreement. At the same time, the "red lines" so vaunted by Theresa May originally (leaving the Single Market, rejecting the jurisdiction of the ECJ and the free movement of people) have either become blurred or disappeared.
The British government had not anticipated that the EU, which has remained remarkably united, would concentrate on retaining the cohesion of the EU, rather than looking after its short-term economic interests. The EU has not conceded one jot on the question of the integrity of the Single Market. It has insisted that the UK must respect the four freedoms if it wishes to retain access. In addition, the EU has (despite Boris Johnson's statement that it can take a "running jump") negotiated a leaving payment by the UK of 40 to 45 million Euros. London has also been forced to ask for a transition period between Brexit day and 31 December 2020 in order to have time to conclude an agreement on future relations with the EU.
Theresa May has had to agree to allow EU citizens who arrive in the UK up until the end of the transition period to have rights to remain, with simplified formalities, despite her promise that such rights would end on Brexit day. A similar concession has been made regarding the jurisdiction of the ECJ. Its decisions will apply during the transition period and, probably, its legal principles will continue to apply even after that.
Theresa May's promise to leave the Customs Union has also been shot down, on account of the Irish issue. Brussels has insisted that there cannot be a "hard border" between Ireland and Northern Ireland. May's suggestion that the UK should remain in the Customs Union until a solution could be found to the Irish border question was rejected by the EU. The suggestion from the EU that Northern Ireland be excluded from the customs union is unacceptable to the extreme Unionists (les unionists extrémistes) whose support Mrs May needs to maintain her fragile majority.
In her recent White Paper, the Prime Minister proposes a "customs arrangement" which is complicated. The EU says that this is illusory.
Summary translation provided by Sir Richard Aikens, of an article in Le Monde Thursday 19 July 2018, by Philippe Bernard and Cécile Ducourtieux
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Six Nations - Rugby Union: Williams facing race against time
bet365 News Team Sep 20 2022
Wales full-back Liam Williams is facing a race against time to be ready for the 2023 Six Nations after being ruled out for up to four months with a collarbone injury.
The British & Irish Lion's debut for new club Cardiff turned out to be a day to forget and, following surgery, the 31-year-old will need to prove he's ready before the Six Nations, with the World remaining the long-term goal.
Friday 8th September - Saturday 28th October 2023
France 5/2, New Zealand 3/1, England 5/1, Ireland 5/1, South Africa 11/2
Nightmare debut for Williams
Looking forward to a fresh start with his new club Cardiff, there was plenty of excitement on what Williams could bring to the backline in the capital.
A clash with Irish heavyweights Munster was to provide a great acid test for Cardiff and Williams on Saturday, but the debut was to be over for the full-back before the half-time whistle.
A tackle from Calvin Nash saw Williams stay on the ground and Cardiff boss Dai Young's fears were soon realised after the full-time whistle and a home win over Munster.
Williams has been forced to undergo surgery to resolve the serious injury to his collarbone and the marquee signing will miss a significant block of the season for Cardiff.
"Williams now faces a recovery period of 12-16 weeks on the sidelines following surgery," a statement on Cardiff's official website read.
The former Scarlets and Saracens star could miss as many as 11 fixtures in all competitions before a hopeful return at the start of 2023.
No Autumn internationals
The injury means Williams will have to watch from the sidelines as Wales take to the field at the Principality Stadium four times in November.
Wales head coach Wayne Pivac will see his side face a New Zealand side still looking for consistency in their opening game on 5th November.
After a shock home series defeat over three Tests to Ireland, New Zealand have gone on to lose to both South Africa on the road and Argentina on home soil in the Rugby Championship.
The All Blacks have not been the formidable force they once were and it might be a good opportunity for Welsh to get after the Kiwis in Cardiff.
Wales next host Argentina on 12th November, before facing an improving Georgia side a week later. The autumn internationals conclude for Wales with the arrival of Australia to Cardiff on 26th November.
While it's a blow to Pivac to lose a player of Williams' experience, it will offer perhaps Hallam Amos or Johnny McNicholl the chance to impress in the No.15 jersey.
Veteran full-back Leigh Halfpenny has himself been plagued by injury over recent years and if the Scarlets star can keep himself fit, he could line up against the All Blacks in front of a packed house at the Principality at the start of November.
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While Williams is hoping to be fit by January, it will leave him little time to prove his fitness ahead of the highly-anticipated 2023 Six Nations Championship.
The annual tournament has added spice in a World Cup year and that's exactly what we'll get for the competition this year.
With Wales in a transition phase after finishing fifth in the competition last year, the men in red are somewhat of an unknown quantity.
The previous season Wales defied the odds to win the Six Nations title, so to finish fifth the following year shows the Welsh are not progressing as they would have liked ahead of the World Cup in France next year.
Wales start their Six Nations campaign on 4th February with Ireland making the trip to Cardiff, before the Welsh travel north to face Scotland at Murrayfield.
Momentum is key in the Six Nations and the Welsh face two tricky opening encounters against the Irish and the Scots, before hosting England.
A trip to Rome on 11th March followed by a daunting journey a week later to Paris to face reigning champions France completes the schedule for Wales this season.
Wales are 14/1 to win the 2023 Six Nations, with World Cup hosts France the current favourites at 11/8 for the title.
Ireland are 6/4 to be crowned champions, while England are 9/2 and Scotland 16/1 to finish top of the pile for a first ever Six Nations title.
After losing at home to Italy on their last Six Nations outing, losing Williams to a lengthy injury seems like another blow to Wales and the pressure is on for Pivac to turn things around, although in Welsh rugby, pressure is never normally too far away.
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For the fourth time now the Aquanario takes place in Berlin. This year for the first time at Tempelhof Airport. And each time it is better – greater – more beautiful! So what awaits you there? Of course, water fountains, Pillars of fire, Pyrotechnics, Laser technology and a huge water screen, can be projected on the combined with the sounds of Paul van Dyk. So spine-tingling moment preprogrammed!
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There are still tickets for the event. From 35 Euros for standing room you too can thereby be. A show lasts about. 90 Minutes without a break. The most expensive ticket is for 65 Euro to buy. Is Going – i would say, because it is really something, what you do not get to see every day.. If I had the opportunity to be here, then I would have already booked my ticket!
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I have received my copy of the 'St Edmund Campion Missal and Hymnal for the Traditional Mass' published by Corpus Christi Watershed. I had ordered it in advance. It is a remarkable volume, very ambitious, but with faults along with its good points.
First the pros, then the cons.
Pros: First off, it is amazingly inexpensive. I was stunned. At $22.99 it is only slightly more than one third of the price of the Angelus Press Missal ($65.95); the US price of the Baronius Missal is close to the Angelus Press one ($59.95). (Baronius Press in the UK sell theirs for £39.95.) Now I have it in my hands, I can say this is not a cheap knock-off by any means, being full colour throughout, on good quality paper.
It has two versions of the Ordinary of the Mass, one for Solemn and one for Low Mass, which I think is unique. Each of them is illustrated with photographs of the Mass as it proceeds, one per page. The one for Solemn Mass includes all the ceremonies unique to Solemn Mass. This is brilliant: clear, attractive, intuitive. The photographs themselves are extremely good - as an amateur photographer of the liturgy I am very, very impressed. They use excellent angles, imaginative use of selective focus, they are all pin-sharp and perfect. No corners were cut here. They were taken in the lovely FSSP church in Rome, Sta Trinita.
There are some nice photos of medieval manuscripts showing the text of the Mass. I must say, however, I'm not really sure why they are there. They aren't something you are going to be using, in the way you use the other things in a missal.
Another pro is that it has a lot of chant in it. But then it has so much chant, this rather turns into a con: for it contains all 18 Kyries and all 6 Credos, plus a large number of vernacular hymns, many with the music, which take up the second half of the book. As someone who sings a chant kyrie twice most weeks, I've never sung half of these, nor half of the Credos: they simply aren't needed for the ordinary Mass-goer. As for the vernacular hymns, whatever the editors may imagine these simply aren't sung at Mass in most places, and where they are sung, at Mass or outside it, hymn books are invariably provided. What is the point of having an inevitably limited selection of hymns in the back of your missal when on the occasions they'll be needed, you'll be given another copy? Unless everyone in the congregation has a copy of this book, no one is going to announce 'Love Divine All Loves Excelling is number 943 in your Campion Missals'. Looking the thing up in the index before locating it is guaranteed to make you miss the first verse. And you may find the rest of the congregation singing it to a different tune to the one printed in your missal, too. These are the reasons, if you think about it, why hymn books have traditionally always been owned by churches and handed out, and not bought by the laity: it doesn't matter if we all have different missals, but it does matter if we have different hymnals.
Other cons: as per my photograph, the paper is gloss. Not a good idea under bright lights the reader can't control. The Latin Mass Society's move from gloss to matt paper for the Mass of Ages was greeted with great relief, especially by our older readers. You can get good photographic results with the right kind of matt.
It is so large (23.5 x 16 cm: more than 9" by more than 6") and so very heavy (1.35kg) that to say it is practical for taking to Mass is stretching a point.
There is no reading ribbon: very surprising in such a lavish book, where you need to flip between the Ordinary and the Propers ten times or so per Mass.
And, finally, the big one. Everyone used to a traddy hand-missal knows that the Sundays are in the first half, the Ordinary is in the middle, and the Sanctoral cycle is in the second half. But the second half of this one is taken up with vast quantities of music no one is ever going to use. So where is the Sanctoral cycle?
This is what makes the inclusion of all that music really incomprehensible. To include it, they have sacrificed the Propers of most days of the year. Yes, I know that not many people go to daily Mass, but a lot go to Mass on odd days when they get the chance, and those are the days when you really need a Missal, because it is much less likely anyone will have put out sheets for you with the propers on. Indeed, you hardly need a Missal for Sundays and Holy Days, you'll almost always be offered a missallette with the Ordinary and a sheet printed off from Una Voce Orange County with the propers.
So, nice though it is, I don't think this Missal will displace the Baronius Press or Angelus Press missals as the market leaders. For UK reader I have to recommend the Baronius Press one, as it has the local feasts of England and Wales and of Scotland. If you want a Sunday-and-big-feast-only missal, you can buy genuinely pocket-sized missals: the one on the left is available from Cenacle Books for £12.50.
I think the Campion Missal really makes the grade, not as a pew-missal, but as a reference book. It will be a great resource for teaching children (or adults, come to that) about the Mass, and then all the features, including the music in the back, come into their own.
So thank you, folks at Corpus Christi Watershed. I'm not sure what exactly you thought you were producing, but this is a splendid book which will give me and my family years of use. I'm just not going to take it to church.
Good review. It seems that it's not quite as wonderful as those in the Rorate Caeli comboxes would have us believe. If I buy it at all, I'll definitely be waiting until the next edition comes out.
By the way, is it in any way infected with post Vatican II newspeak such as "Extraordinary Form," "mutual enrichment," or "hermeneutic of continuity"? Will we see such terminology anywhere at all in this missal?
Also, Watershed also sells one "Vatican II Hymnal." Is this missal at all tainted by any of these?
The term 'usus antiquior' is used in the Preface and 'Extraordinary Form' in the Intro; on the cover it calls it 'Missal and Hymnal for the Traditional Latin Mass'. But there's no commentary on the texts or anything so the issues about mutual enrichment etc. don't arise.
I think you're missing the point of the book. It is meant to be a congregational resource, placed in the pews for anyone to use who wishes to do so. Thus, it contains the hymns and music of which you speak. This is also the reason why it is a little heavier than most other missals.
That being said, this is in fact the PERFECT missal for family devotions, which, for some, might include singing a hymn and reading the Sunday lessons.
But it is far too bulky to have piled up to hand out to the congregation! It is far bigger than anything I have seen intended for congregational use. Just imagine what 50 or 100 of these books would look like piled up, how difficult to store, how heavy to hand out. And the binding is unsuitable for the hard knocks it will get in such use. It will look scruffy after 6 months and the covers will fall off in a couple of years.
And if it is for the congregation, why does it have all that extraneous material such as photographs of ancient manuscripts?
I don't mean to be rude, I just point out that there is a reason why hand-missals and congregational hymn-books are made they way they are. If the publishers took a different path by accident then that is a strange mistake to make. If they did it on purpose they must have had a different objective in mind.
It is intended only for Sunday use, and thus contains all Sunday and Holy Day Masses and those for all other feasts that can be used for Sunday Mass when they fall on a Sunday. Most traditional Masses are (lamentably) still scheduled for Sundays only. Since it is not intended as a personal hand missal, the fact that it contains no daily Masses is irrelevant. Anyone so fortunate as to attend a daily TLM will surely have his own treasured hand missal to carry with him.
In my view, it is designed very well (and evidently deliberately) for its intended use as a combined pew missal and hymnal, containing just the limited number traditional hymns proportional to their reduced usage at TLMs. As such, it is thinner and lighter than many or most common hard-backed pew hymnals seen in pew racks nowadays.
Finally, although there was no ribbon in the already sold-out first edition, the second edition that is currently being sold does have a ribbon--for switching back and forth between Ordinary and Propers (which for each Mass are all in one place).
The book is not designed to replace a hand missal. As said above, it is a pew resource. At the Church where I am Cantor and conduct the little choir, this has been the greatest resource I have ever seen for the congregation.
In St. Thomas, Ontario at Holy Angels, we begin with a processional hymn and a recessional hymn in English either from this hymnal or the one in the pew, Catholic Book of Worship II. There are suitable hymns in both.
More importantly, the Congregation has all the music to sing the Asperges and Vidi Aquam, and they do.
Mass I, II, II, IV, VI, VIII (which was all they knew), IX, XI (the other they knew), XII, XV and XVII, both Kyrie, the first for Lent the second for Advent, and two "ad libitum". They have mastered Credo I, II, III, IV and this past year, they learnt V and VI.
Why should the congregation not sing the Ordinary and the riches of the whole Kyriale? I am humbly "proud" to say, I don't know another congregation than this that can sing all of this.
Because, I have forced them to learn to read. By changing the Masses (not weekly, but seasonally and monthly) I have forced them to learn to read the neums rather than just memorise Mass VIII.
I should add, every Mass ends with the appropriate Marian Antiphon following the Last Gospel. I suggest that if every congregation did this prior to the Council the radical element would not have succeeded in forcing a false active participation upon the world.


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The other option is to create a duplicate question then close it and link to the original question, but I don't think people will like this option.

I don't like this option. I think the duplicate should automatically redirect to the original.
Unfortunately, this is the option that has been implemented. Just gotta deal with it, i guess...

A: I am all for this! Currently, there are (at least) two identical questions regarding whether they should use 64bit Windows 7 or not. The 'duplicate' question was not closed because the title was worded differently. Although I do believe it is important to have multiple titles (just like Wikipedia does) for the same question, I do not believe there should be two completely disjointed discussions on the same topic.
Perhaps a link to 'additional discussions' would be handy, just like reddit does for duplicate submissions

A: Most people create poor question titles, so how will they do any better making a second one?

A: A few practical considerations for implementation on the user end:
Search engines should be able to see the questions with the answers effectively as duplicates. That way those looking for the answer would legitimately see the specific question they are looking for, and when they clicked, the alternative title should be visible.
For cases when a title question linked to a specific question happens to not create a substantially identical scope of inquiry as the original, vote to close, delete, flag and moderator tools could be put in place to clear up.
From SE users perspective, they shouldn't appear as dupes, but a single question, and alternative questions should only appear on, for e.g., a click of a button or similar user prompt.
Additional features may involve...
When a question is being composed by a user, and the data model of the site offers a question that was previously asked, and the user, say, upvotes it or its answers, and eventually does not file or continue to compose a new question, if a question title was typed out, it should go to certain privilege holding user for approval to be implemented as an alternative question for indexing the knowledge base.
If a question is submitted and a user votes to close on the basis of it being a "duplicate", if OP finds that the other question inquires the same scope, the site should allow them to confirm, and automatically add their question as an alternative title question, and depending on reputation and privileges, either prompt higher privilege users or mods to double check or simply accept the alt-title question.
This would also help us change mentalities and start to think of users trying to ask the "same" question, that is, make the same inquiry, by a different question, and make away with a whole aspect of the site thought of as disruptive and undesirable (people asking "duplicates") and start creating a rewarding mentality about it as we realize it creates a knowledge base of indexes.


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Bermiok, 26 Dec (IPR): The first Tyeongsi Sirijunga Inter Constituency Football Tournament 2019 organised by Martam Sirijunga Sporting Committee concluded today at the football ground of Mahatma Sirijunga Senior Secondary School, Bermiok, West Sikkim.
Deputy Speaker, Sikkim Legislative Assembly, Sangay Lepcha was present on the concluding day of the tournament as the chief guest accompanied by guest of honour, Indra Hang Subba, Member of Parliament, Lok Sabha and Minister cum Area MLA, Lok Nath Sharma.
Deputy Speaker, in his brief address, congratulated the committee for organizing the tournament successfully and floored the various advantages of the sports. He then highlighted the various approaches of CM which would be beneficial steps for taking Sikkim in to new heights, for which he strongly believed that it can only be successful with the collective efforts from all.
He also urged all to take benefit of the initiatives of the Government and work in directives laid by the CM and make it a profound reality.
Lastly, the Dy. Speaker (SLA) informed that he shall provide library books to the school when the new session starts.
L. N. Sharma in his address informed about the main motive of the tournament was to encourage and uplift the local aspiring sporting talents and in context to which he urged to the aspiring sportspersons to tighten up their shoe laces for the present and upcoming sporting opportunities. He informed that CM has already made a move on the various initiatives that shall uplift and motivate the sports culture in the state.
He also expressed his joy and gratitude towards the kind gesture of the CM in regards to the announcement of establishing an Animal Husbandry institute in the proximity where in all types of research works would be carried out and various opportunities for the young would be created.
He also informed that State Government is working tirelessly in the field of education, employment and other field of public concern with utmost priority.
The HM also stressed on the importance of Education and urged the public present to send their children to schools for proper education.
Later, he informed about various schemes and first time initiatives of the Government that shall bring ample opportunities to the people of the constituency and state as a whole.
He, than congratulated the committee in regards to successful conduction of the tournament.
At the offset of the tournament, Certificates to the students of the school were handed over by the chief guest to students who were able to secure distinction in their respective academics. Dance and musical performances was also perfomed by the youths of the area and working demonstration of the self-made motor cycle by Bishu Hang Subba of Sumbok Village.
In the football match which was played between Sanga Dorjee GPU, Rinchenpong and Soreng-Chakhung Constituency, the latter emerged as the winner with the score of 1-3.
During the program, Bernyak-Berthang GPU donated 250 sq ft of tiles and 2000 litre Syntex water tank to the school and Red Mud Chalet sponsored the 'Man of the Match' for the final.
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De spoorlijn Mülheim-Styrum - Bochum is een Duitse spoorlijn en is als spoorlijn 2291 onder beheer van DB Netze.

Geschiedenis
Het traject werd door de Bergisch-Märkische Eisenbahn-Gesellschaft (BME) in fases geopend.
 Styrum - Mülheim West: 1881
 Mülheim West - Mülheim Hbf: 1929
 Essen - Bochum: 1 maart 1862
In 1974 werd het ontbrekende gedeelte tussen Mülheim Hbf en Essen als S-Bahn geopend en het gedeelte van Styrum tot Mülheim Hauptbahnhof omgebouwd tot S-Bahn.

Treindiensten
De NordWestBahn verzorgt het personenvervoer op dit traject met RE treinen.

S-Bahn Rhein-Ruhr
Op het traject rijdt de S-Bahn Rhein-Ruhr de volgende routes:

Aansluitingen
In de volgende plaatsen is of was er een aansluiting op de volgende spoorlijnen:

Mülheim (Ruhr)-Styrum
DB 2183, spoorlijn tussen Mülheim-Styrum en Oberhausen
DB 2184, spoorlijn tussen Mülheim-Styrum en Duisburg
DB 2185, spoorlijn tussen Kettwig en Mülheim-Styrum
DB 2187, spoorlijn tussen Mülheim-Styrum W10 en W4
DB 2188, spoorlijn tussen Alstaden en Mülheim-Styrum
DB 2290, spoorlijn tussen Mülheim-Styrum en Duisburg
DB 2300, spoorlijn tussen Duisburg-Ruhrort en Essen
Mülheim (Ruhr) West
DB 85, spoorlijn tussen aansluiting Ruhrbrücke en Mülheim BM
Mülheim (Ruhr) Hauptbahnhof
DB 2300, spoorlijn tussen Duisburg-Ruhrort en Essen
DB 2505, spoorlijn tussen Krefeld en Bochum
Essen-Frohnhausen
DB 2280, spoorlijn tussen aansluiting Walzwerk en Essen West
Essen West
DB 2181, spoorlijn tussen Mülheim-Heißen en Essen West
DB 2186, spoorlijn tussen aansluiting Borbeck Süd en Essen WestDB 2280, spoorlijn tussen aansluiting Walzwerk en Essen WestDB 2300, spoorlijn tussen Duisburg-Ruhrort en Essen
Essen Hauptbahnhof
DB 2160, spoorlijn tussen Essen en Bochum
DB 2161, spoorlijn tussen Essen-Werden en Essen Hauptbahnhof
DB 2163, spoorlijn tussen Essen Hauptbahnhof en Essen-Kray Nord
DB 2164, spoorlijn tussen Essen Hauptbahnhof en aansluiting Essen-Kray Süd
DB 2169, spoorlijn tussen Essen Hauptbahnhof en Essen-Steele
DB 2172, spoorlijn tussen Essen en Gelsenkirchen Zoo
DB 2175, spoorlijn tussen Essen Hbf W10 en W184
DB 2300, spoorlijn tussen Duisburg-Ruhrort en Essen
Essen-Steele
DB 2169, spoorlijn tussen Essen Hauptbahnhof en Essen-Steele
DB 2193, spoorlijn tussen aansluiting Essen-Steele Ost Bez Ruhrbrücke en Essen-Steele
DB 2195, spoorlijn tussen Essen-Steele W107 en W79
Essen-Steele Ost
DB 2165, spoorlijn tussen Essen-Überruhr en Bochum-Langendreer
DB 2166, spoorlijn tussen Essen-Steele Ost W81 en W92
DB 2195, spoorlijn tussen Essen-Steele W107 en W79
Bochum Süd
DB 2150, spoorlijn tussen Bochum Hauptbahnhof en aansluiting Prinz von Preußen
DB 2153, spoorlijn tussen Bochum en aansluiting Nordstern
Bochum Hauptbahnhof
DB 2150, spoorlijn tussen Bochum Hauptbahnhof en aansluiting Prinz von Preußen
DB 2158, spoorlijn tussen Bochum en Dortmund
DB 2160, spoorlijn tussen Essen en Bochum
DB 2190, spoorlijn tussen Bochum en Dortmund

Elektrificatie
Het traject werd tussen 1957 en 1974 in gedeeltes geëlektrificeerd met een wisselspanning van 15.000 volt 16 2/3 Hz.

Literatuur
 Eisenbahnatlas Deutschland. Schweers + Wall, Aachen 2014, ISBN 978-3-89494-145-1.

Mülheim-Styrum - Bochum
Infrastructuur in Noordrijn-Westfalen

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Dona Zaíra é uma banda paulista criada em 2005 que define seu estilo como forró caipira tupiniquim, por ter como característica a mistura de vários ritmos brasileiros, tendo como base maior o forró pé-de-serra e a criação influenciada pela música caipira. O grupo nasceu na cidade de Piracicaba, interior do estado de São Paulo.

A formação do grupo é em quinteto, e seus integrantes são: Rafael Beibi (vocal e zabumba), Diego Leandraújo (triângulo e coro), André Tagliatti (sanfona e coro), Matheus Tagliatti (contrabaixo e coro) e Rafinha Barros (cavaco e coro). Além das fortes influências do Forró pé-de-serra e música caipira, o grupo incorpora ao seu som várias linguagens musicais brasileirais e internacionais, como samba, choro, maracatu, coco, embolada, salsa e jazz.

O grupo lança seu em 2013 seu 3º CD, #AntenasERaízes, em projeto aprovado pelo ProAc (Programa de Apoio à Cultura – Secretaria de Cultura do Estado de São Paulo). O novo trabalho foi produzido pelo multi-instrumentista Duani Martins, conhecido pela sua versatilidade e intimidade com vários universos musicais. O disco anterior, "Tome Forró" (2012), conta com a seleção para o 24º Prêmio da Música Brasileira (antigo Prêmio Tim), além das participações de Hermeto Pascoal, Dominguinhos, do violeiro Paulo Freire e Trio Virgulino.

Discografia
2008 - O Forró de Dona Zaíra
2011 - EP Tome Forró
2012 - Tome Forró
2013 - #AntenasERaízes

Ligações externas

Bandas de forró
Bandas de São Paulo (estado)
Participantes de Superstar (programa de televisão)
Bandas formadas em 2005
Fundações no Brasil em 2005
Cultura de Piracicaba


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However, the move could prove controversial given that Sir James Dyson , the company's billionaire chairman and founder, is an outspoken proponent of Brexit.
It also comes at a sensitive time for Britain's manufacturing sector, with several car makers including Nissan, Ford and Toyota warning about the rising prospects of a "no-deal" EU exit, which would jeopardise their operations in the UK.
"It's strange Brexiteer James Dyson has so little faith in the prospect of the UK leaving the EU that he is manufacturing his electric cars in Asia.
"It's not as if Singapore is even a low cost location, but this is a sign of the spectre that Brexit has cast over the UK's business environment."
Labour's Wes Streeting also took to social media to criticise Sir James.
He said on twitter: "James Dyson wants British taxpayers to subsidise his agriculture business. But he is planning to manufacture his electric car in Singapore. There's still a word for this..."
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import io.vertx.core.Future;
import io.vertx.core.Handler;
import io.vertx.core.Vertx;
import io.vertx.core.json.JsonObject;
import io.vertx.ext.web.Router;
import io.vertx.ext.web.RoutingContext;
import io.vertx.ext.web.handler.StaticHandler;
import io.vertx.ext.web.handler.sockjs.BridgeOptions;
import io.vertx.ext.web.handler.sockjs.PermittedOptions;
import io.vertx.ext.web.handler.sockjs.SockJSHandler;

import static io.vertx.core.http.HttpHeaders.CONTENT_TYPE;

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