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Q: Calculate two sums from a column that has two classes From a table, I need to sum the value from one of the column.
but they will have either A or B as their class.
I want both sum of A and sum of B.
Class/Value
A / 3
B / 2
B / 7
A / 1
==> A sum : 4 / B sum : 9
Also when I remove a row, sum should be changed as well.
(Not sure it would automatically re-sum when I remove it from other code)
I was considering putting if-else condition inside for loop to separate the classes, but couldn't figure out well.

A: Use reduce after converting querySelectorAll into an array:

let A = [...document.querySelectorAll("table .A")].reduce((acc, curr) => acc + +curr.innerText, 0);
let B = [...document.querySelectorAll("table .B")].reduce((acc, curr) => acc + +curr.innerText, 0);
console.log(A);
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Q: 2D array doesnt show data I have a module in my projects its about the finding free places in the classroom timetable. I am taking variables without problem from database. I need an array which is returns for all classroom which is how many classroom i have in DB. This classrooms also has variable time period 1 till 12 and each period has duration for example if i have in 4th period 3 duration it should write 1 2 3 x x x 7 8 9 10 11 12 and if i have another course in 9th period 2 duration it should be 1 2 3 x x x 7 8 x x 11 12. I did it in 1D array if i give the class_no in query. but it should do it more than a classroom. it shows just numbers 1..12 in 1 line.
$dayy = $_GET['src_day0'];
$drt = $_GET['src_duration0'];
$tm = $_GET['src_time0'];
$faculty_id = $_SESSION['faculty_id'];
$scale = "select DISTINCT t.class_no,t.time,t.duration from ttable t,class c where
          day='$dayy' AND (t.faculty='$faculty_id' OR c.faculty='$faculty_id')";
$result = $conn->query($scale);
$x = 1;
while ($rows = $result->fetch_assoc()) {
    $class = $rows['class_no'];
    $arr = array(
        array($x => "$class"),
        array(
            1 => " 1 ", 2 => " 2 ", 3 => " 3 ", 4 => " 4 ", 5 => " 5 ", 6 => " 6 ",
            7 => " 7 ", 8 => " 8 ", 9 => " 9 ", 10 => " 10 ", 11 => " 11 ", 12 => " 12 ",
        ));
    $x++;
}
while ($rows = $result->fetch_assoc()) {

    $time = $rows['time'];
    $duration = $rows['duration'];

    $result1 = ($time + $duration);
        for($j=1;$j<$x;$j++)
         for ($i = $time; $i < $result1; $i++)
              $arr[$j][$i] = "x1";
          }

}
for ($i = 1; $i < $x; $i++) {
    for ($j = 1; $j < 13; $j++)
        echo $arr[$i][$j];
    echo "</br>";

A: In fact you missbuilded your array :)
If your looking your code:
        $class = $rows['class_no'];
        $arr = array(
            array($x => "$class"),
            array(
                1 => " 1 ", 2 => " 2 ", 3 => " 3 ", 4 => " 4 ", 5 => " 5 ", 6 => " 6 ",
                7 => " 7 ", 8 => " 8 ", 9 => " 9 ", 10 => " 10 ", 11 => " 11 ", 12 => " 12 ",
            ));
        $x++;

For each iteration of the loop, you overwrite the array with a new value.
In fact, you need to create a new data and append it on the array.
A way to do it, is the following process:
$arr = [];
while ($rows = $result->fetch_assoc()) {
  $arr[ $rows['class_no'] ] = [1 => ' 1 ', 2 => ' 2 ', /*...*/];
}

// free memory if needed

while ($rows = $result->fetch_assoc()) {
  for( $i = $rows['time'] ; $i < $rows['time'] + $rows['duration'] ; $i++ ) {
    $arr[ $rows['class_no'] ][ $i ] = 'x';
  }
}

Here, you create an empty variable $arr of array type. Then, for each data on the loop, you created a new line (for each class_no) with the default values.
On the second loop, you iterate again on the results, but here, you take each array data by class_no and change the correct time value to x

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New York State Homeowners Historic Tax Credit Districts in Rochester
Brown's Race
Known as High Falls, this is where Rochester began. Raceways dug in the early 19th century fed water from the Genesee River into buildings to power flour and lumber mills. Several of these buildings remain, along with the city's waterworks and remnants of an 1816 mill. View the river side of the district and the waterfalls by crossing the 800 foot long Pont de Rennes pedestrian bridge.
Browncroft
Architectural Digest or Better Homes and Gardens could find ample photo opportunities in the Browncroft neighborhood. Over 400 homes are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Large houses fronted by sprawling lawns and big trees (blue spruces, red maples, magnolias and beeches, to name just a few) can be found in this historic district. This glorious confluence of residences and landscape design is the long-lasting gift of Charles J. Brown, president of Brown Brothers Nursery Company, and later real estate developer of the area.
Chili-West
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A downtown neighborhood around the Eastman School dormitory. Significant both architecturally and historically, this compact district contains a variety of small-scale residential buildings. The neighborhood is the last remaining 19th century residential area within the central business district. It is historically important as the remains of the semi-private compound built in the 1800's by two prominent families, the Wards and the Seldens.
Ingleside-Thurston
This district includes buildings in a variety of architectural styles including Colonial Revival, Arts and Crafts, American Foursquare, and Tudor Revival. The dwellings reflect designs directed toward a middle-class clientele in a newly developing area of Rochester's Nineteenth Ward. Located in the district is the former Emmanuel Lutheran Church (now the Ebenezer Baptist Church) and the Rochester Presbyterian Home.
Linden South
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West Main St – Also just outside downtown, this neighborhood would still be recognized by its namesake (Susan B. Anthony), who lived at 17 Madison Street from 1866 until hear death in 1906. An outstanding example of a 19th century middle class neighborhood, the district is a compact area of four streets that surround a park square. The buildings represent a variety of architectural styles, including Greek Revival, Italianate, Second Empire and Queen Anne. Alongside the residential neighborhood are industrial buildings of the early 20th century, including the factories of the Cunningham Carriage Works, a maker of automobiles and aircraft.
The Maplewood neighborhood may have stayed only a park had the city agreed with landscape architect Frederick Law Olmstead's original plan – a linear park along the Genesee River gorge that joined Seneca Park with Maplewood Park. Instead, between 1870 and the 1930s, grand estates on large lots and architecturally distinctive homes were built on its shady tree-lined streets. Today residents enjoy the best of urban living: beautiful older homes that increase in value (many are listed in the National Register of Historic Places) and a lively diverse population working together to preserve its history and protect its future.
Exhibiting the horticultural heritage of Rochester, this district south of downtown includes the Frederick Law Olmsted designed Highland Park, and the nation's first municipally owned Victorian cemetery. Once the exclusive domain of the Ellwanger & Barry horticultural business throughout the mid to late 19th century, the district retains its elegant and spacious parkland character. The district is punctuated with notable architect-designed buildings combined with a more tightly-knit early 20th century subdivision along the district's fringes.
Pick a street, any street off Park Avenue, and a bevy of historic homes in a pleasing variety of architectural styles are found, several designed by famed architect Claude Bragdon. Tudor mansions are companions to Prince Anne cottages; older brick apartment buildings abut single-family homes. Landscaped lawns, full shade trees, garden sculptures and pocket parks are all part of this prestigious preservation district.
Sibley-Elmdorf
Part of the 19th Ward, residents here pride themselves on the rich diversity of their neighborhood and are passionate about their community.
South Wedge
Community activism and diversity have infused the character of the South Wedge neighborhood from its very inception in 1824, and this spirit continues in one of Rochester's most diverse and vibrant neighborhoods. Housing in the Wedge contains some of the oldest buildings in the city from 19th century "painted ladies", houses painted three or more colors, in the Linden-South Historic District, to a four-story, 33-apartment brownstone, South and Hickory Place, completed in 2010, there are options for all.
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The "stuffed shirt" neighborhood just outside downtown where merchants in the early days of the Erie Canal built their homes. The oldest residential area in the city, the Third Ward was for over half a century Rochester's choice residential district. Millers, merchants, craftsmen and professionals built homes soon after the Erie Canal was completed nearby.
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Union activist detained in Belarus over protest action
3 September, 2020Lizaveta Merliak, international secretary of Belarusian Independent Trade Union (BITU), an IndustriALL Global Union affiliate, was arrested in front of her house in Grodno on 30 August. Thanks to pressure from activists both inside and outside Belarus, she was released from custody but will face trial later.
Two men in plain clothes approached the union activist as she was returning home together with her husband and small son in the afternoon. Without showing a warrant, the two men grabbed Lizaveta, took her telephone and put her in a car. One of the men briefly showed an id, not leaving enough time to read what it said and the intervention looked like a kidnapping.
Lizaveta was later taken to the local police station where she was interrogated by several people on her participation in the protest against rigged elections earlier the same day. She was released after a few hours, but the police kept her telephone and told her she would be summoned to a court hearing.
When Lizaveta was taken away by to the police, her husband called the local union leader and they informed other colleagues of the arrest. The police station allegedly received many calls both from inside and outside of Belarus, with union activists demanding explanations as for the reasons for the arrest. These acts of solidarity has certainly played a role in Lizaveta's release.
Lizaveta Merliak says:
"I want to thank everyone; to a large extent I was released thanks to your solidarity. Unfortunately, right now other union members including Mikalaj Zimin, ex-chairman of BITU, and Anatoly Bokun, co-chairman of striking committee at Belaruskali, remain in prison. I urge you to extend your solidarity to them and all union and labour activists currently facing persecution in Belarus."
BITU believes that the union's active links with striking committees at different companies in Belarus can be the reasons behind Lizaveta's arrest.
During the recent presidential elections in August, numerous cases of fraud and manipulation were reported in Belarus. A wave of spontaneous walkouts and wildcat protests of workers took place at large enterprises of Belarus in response to the extreme violence, arrests and detentions orchestrated by authoritarian President Alexander Lukashenko.
Workers created striking committees to coordinate protest activities and authorities replied with repressions and intimidations. Many members of the striking committees had to withdraw due to enormous pressure on themselves and members of their families. Some have even had even to escape to neighbouring countries over fears their life and freedom.
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A Judicial Whodunnit: Shedding Light On Unsigned Opinions
Within legal circles, the mystery of "Whodunnit?" has increasingly become "Who wrote it?" as courts, including the U.S. Supreme Court, keep issuing opinions without divulging who actually authored them. Since 2005, for example, the Roberts Court has disposed of at least 65 cases through unsigned per curiam opinions. Many cases also came with unsigned concurring or dissenting opinions.
We place a high value on transparency in our democracy, and that should certainly apply to Supreme Court justices, who, after all, are already protected by lifetime tenure. Obscuring authorship removes the sense of judicial accountability, making it harder for experts and the public alike to understand how important issues were resolved and the reasoning that led to these decisions, especially in controversial cases. We've all heard the charge that judges are legislating from the bench — but assessing that claim requires, at the least, the ability to link opinions to individual decision makers.
Obscuring authorship removes the sense of judicial accountability, making it harder for experts and the public alike to understand how important issues were resolved and the reasoning that led to these decisions...
This is why my colleagues and I decided to apply machine learning algorithms to predict the authorship of opinions that are unsigned or whose attribution is disputed — we wanted to see if technology could help uncloak judicial anonymity. The challenging nature of parsing legal text algorithmically required broad collaboration across several different disciplines and institutions including computer science and engineering at MIT, the Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard, and a practicing lawyer. [Full credits below]
To us, this task was more than just an academic parlor game. And our findings will help citizens and legal scholars alike.
Our results, which appeared in a study just published in the Stanford Technology Law Review, applied language processing to 568 Supreme Court opinions between 2005 and 2011. We leveraged advances in computational power and machine-learning algorithms to infer the authorship of cases with a high degree of accuracy, including the Supreme Court's controversial decision in National Federation of Independent Business v. Sebelius concerning the 2010 Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, better known as Obamacare.
After the court's unexpected June 2012 ruling that left Obamacare constitutionally standing, speculation suggested that Chief Justice John Roberts wrote the majority and the dissenting opinions (both were unsigned), supposedly switching sides midstream. But when we applied our algorithms to evaluate the dissenting opinion against the diction used by justices in signed opinions, we concluded the probable author to be either Justice Antonin Scalia or Justice Anthony Kennedy. The unsigned opinion did not have the verbal characteristics used by Roberts in his other signed opinions.
Our research went well beyond this particular case to reveal an interesting insight into the judicial politics behind unsigned opinions. We found that justices commonly described as "conservative" were the predicted authors of 45 out of the 65 per curiam opinions and justices commonly described as "conservative-swing" are predicted authors of 13 of the remaining 20 opinions. According to our study's algorithms, only seven of the unsigned opinions since 2005 were predicted to be authored by a "liberal" justice.
To further test our methodology, we applied it to another recent, high-profile Supreme Court decision, the Defense of Marriage Act (United States v. Windsor). Our algorithm predicted, with 99.7 percent probability, that Justice Kennedy was the author of the majority opinion. And because this was in fact a signed opinion, we know that that Kennedy prediction was correct.
Beyond our specific findings, this research demonstrates the potential impact of new technologies on legal scholarship. We have shown that word-level features can distinguish authorship with substantial accuracy. And by identifying authorship, the public is better able to understand the origin of important judicial rulings that can affect peoples' lives.
The article "Using Algorithmic Attribution Techniques to Determine Authorship in Unsigned Judicial Opinions" by William Li, Pablo Azar, and Robert Berwick (MIT Computer Science and Engineering), David Larochelle and Phil Hill, (Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University), James Cox (associate attorney, Jenner & Block) and Andrew W. Lo (MIT Sloan School of Management) appears in Volume 16 of the Stanford Technology Law Review and can be downloaded here.
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Chicken soup is now scientifically proven to alleviate symptoms of the common cold (and even if it wasn't... it's so warm and soothing we probably shouldn't care about the scientific studies that much anyway). I think it makes sense to keep a few pints of it in the freezer.
Why? Well, what if you should happen to catch a cold? It is, after all, cold season.
If you've prepared in advance, a welcoming bowl of home-cooked soup is sitting right there waiting for you to warm it up. And if a friend or loved one gets the flu... you get to be Jenny on the Spot... there, soup in hand, to rescue the poor dear with a lightning-fast delivery of love. The well-stocked domestic goddess is a good friend to have.
If you happen to be one of the many who enjoy the convenience of the rotisserie chicken, you're already halfway there.
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Over high heat, bring stock to a boil in a large stockpot with lid on. Add onion, celery, carrot/parsnip and garlic. Lower heat and simmer for 15-20 minutes, or until veggies are tender. Add chicken and simmer 5 more minutes. Remove from heat, add herbs and season with salt and pepper, to taste. Add in cooked noodles, rice or matzo balls (if using).* Finish with a squeeze of citrus, if desired.
Serve immediately, or cool and ladle into pint or quart containers to freeze for future tastiness and/or rescue missions.
* If you're planning to freeze this soup, I'd recommend leaving out the starch.


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THE PRESIDENT of the United States has ruined comedy, just ask comedian Al Del Bene. He's coming to Tamworth with the Sydney Comedy Festival Showcase this weekend. "It's weird ever since [Donald] Trump got in office, I used to address things in a willfully ignorant way, ironically play the dummy and say things that shouldn't be said – but it was obvious I knew what the right thing was," Al said. "Since Trump is really doing that now, it takes the humour out of it because now it's this serious thing where we have this leader who's kind of ignorant and says stupid things. "So it's not really funny when I do it now." Thanks to Trump, Al has turned his comedic sights on his personal life. He reckons his wife is cool with it. "She's always been a champion with that stuff, when we got married she said anything goes," he said. "She's totally cool with it, she doesn't come to my shows that often anymore." Al performs alongside Cam Knight, Jacques Barrett, Julia Wilson, John Cruckshank and Oliver Twist. Read also: Born in Boston, Al didn't have to change his show too much to appeal to Australia's low brow sense of humour. He remembers being scared out of his mind at his first show. "I specifically remember when they called my name my feet were taking me up to the stage and my brain was screaming 'What are you doing?!" That's pretty much what I remember from that night," he said. More autobiographical in his humour now, Al doesn't address too much social or racial inequality. "I find if I stick to myself less people can get mad at me," he said. "But there are a few things culturally, in the States racism is in your face, it's out and about and everywhere so when you talk about it audiences are sort of fine with that – as long as you're making a point and not just going for shock value. "That's the only thing I find I can't really joke about, I can joke about it in Australia but American racism isn't in your culture so you don't really get it – it doesn't go over. "So I've stopped doing it." The Sydney Comedy Festival Showcase will be tearing up the freeways of Australia for the sixth year in a row to bring the crème de la crème of the Festival right to Tamworth's doorstep. The showcase is at the Capitol Theatre on September 15 at 8pm. Sign up to receive the Leader's breaking news and top stories straight to your inbox
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NEW SHOW WHO DIS?: Funny man Al Del Bene is coming to Tamworth on the Sydney Comedy Festival Showcase with an autobiographical act his wife is cool with.
THE PRESIDENT of the United States has ruined comedy, just ask comedian Al Del Bene.
He's coming to Tamworth with the Sydney Comedy Festival Showcase this weekend.
"It's weird ever since [Donald] Trump got in office, I used to address things in a willfully ignorant way, ironically play the dummy and say things that shouldn't be said – but it was obvious I knew what the right thing was," Al said.
"Since Trump is really doing that now, it takes the humour out of it because now it's this serious thing where we have this leader who's kind of ignorant and says stupid things.
"So it's not really funny when I do it now."
Thanks to Trump, Al has turned his comedic sights on his personal life.
He reckons his wife is cool with it.
"She's always been a champion with that stuff, when we got married she said anything goes," he said.
"She's totally cool with it, she doesn't come to my shows that often anymore."
Al performs alongside Cam Knight, Jacques Barrett, Julia Wilson, John Cruckshank and Oliver Twist.
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Born in Boston, Al didn't have to change his show too much to appeal to Australia's low brow sense of humour.
...my feet were taking me up to the stage and my brain was screaming 'What are you doing?!'
Al Del Bene
He remembers being scared out of his mind at his first show.
"I specifically remember when they called my name my feet were taking me up to the stage and my brain was screaming 'What are you doing?!" That's pretty much what I remember from that night," he said.
More autobiographical in his humour now, Al doesn't address too much social or racial inequality.
"I find if I stick to myself less people can get mad at me," he said.
"But there are a few things culturally, in the States racism is in your face, it's out and about and everywhere so when you talk about it audiences are sort of fine with that – as long as you're making a point and not just going for shock value.
"That's the only thing I find I can't really joke about, I can joke about it in Australia but American racism isn't in your culture so you don't really get it – it doesn't go over.
"So I've stopped doing it."
The Sydney Comedy Festival Showcase will be tearing up the freeways of Australia for the sixth year in a row to bring the crème de la crème of the Festival right to Tamworth's doorstep.
The showcase is at the Capitol Theatre on September 15 at 8pm.
Sign up to receive the Leader's breaking news and top stories straight to your inbox
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Auctioneers & Valuers of Fine Art, Antiques & Collectors' Items
Iconic Rail Travel Posters
Waves of nostalgia flooded through the saleroom when The Canterbury Auction Galleries dispersed Canterbury man John Hiscott's lifetime collection of iconic Kent railway posters and ephemera.
One couple bought a poster because it showed where they lived in Switzerland when they were first married, while another is destined for the South of France to remind its purchaser of the view from the ferry as the white cliffs of Dover are left behind.
Auctioneer Tony Pratt couldn't resist either - he purchased one to hang in the office.
The late Mr Hiscott died in June, aged 78, and the collection was sold on behalf of his family.
The former Sun Alliance Insurance executive lived for his trains. He built a ride-on steam-driven railway around his garden, had a train set in his attic and did voluntary work with the other enthusiasts who run the Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch Railway.
Two Southern Railway posters shared the honours for top lot in the collection, each of which sold for £1,300, both against estimates of £750-1,000. A coloured lithograph by Verney L.Danvers, published in 1929, was titled "Folkestone - The Gem of the Kentish Coast" and showed Leas Cliff Hall and the view out to the pier and harbour arm. It was purchased appropriately by a Folkestone collector.
The other, titled "Canterbury by Southern Railway" was designed by Charles "Shep" Shepherd (1892-?) and showed a view of Berry Harry Tower, and Canterbury Cathedral. It is now hanging pride of place in the saleroom office.
The poster on its way to the South of France holiday home was by Walter Thomas (1894-1971). It was published by British Rail, titled "Holidays on the Continent all the Year Round" and dated from 1930. Again, appropriately, it showed a ferry setting out across the Chanel and sold for £740.
Destined for the same holiday home was a Southern Railway Poster titled "Paris – Cheap 17 Day Tickets – Every Monday and Saturday", designed by Reginald G. Praill, which sold for £300.
A British Transport Railways poster, "The London Underground System", designed by Harry Beck was purchased by a London gallery for £900. Beck devised the current Tube map of which this was an early rendition.
The same buyer paid £580 for a reprint of a poster after N. Cramer Roberts titled "Dungeness by the Romney, Hythe, and Dymchurch Railway, The World's Smallest Public Railway", and a small number of others.
The Swiss poster titled "Electric Railway Martigny Chatelard Chamonix" showing views of the Alps, sold for £400.
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Marianne Pinomaa and her husband Jyrki Pinomaa, president of Inclusion Europe, have two sons with intellectual disabilities who need round-the-clock care. Markus (32 years) and Robin (27 years) moved out of their childhood home six years ago. How does ageing affect their parents?
"Markus and Robin attend a centre for special activities every morning. They work there until 14.30h and then head back home. They both have their own apartments, with a service provider organized by the municipality providing the services they need.


Just finished eating a small dinner after a grueling day @ work.
I worked the counter by myself for 4 hours... Yeah, I know it doesn't sound like much time, but with Thanksgiving fast approaching & there being a Packer game on Sunday, it was chaotic. For every 1 customer I helped, I had 3-4 waiting patiently to be helped... Some customers taking longer than others depending if they had orders to be placed.
The remaining portion of my day I spent continually re-stocking shelves and packaging items (mostly cookies & pies) in back.
Having accomplished all that I did today, I'm feeling 'blah'... I just want to kick back & relax but can't because I need to iron my work clothes for the next 2 days.
Speaking of which, I'm scheduled to work overtime both days. Tomorrow will be a 9 hour day (I was scheduled for 8 hours)... Sunday will be nothing but overtime (I was scheduled to be off, but was asked to work a 9 hour shift in the morning).
My game plan for tomorrow is simple. Tomorrow is a strength training day for me. So, my goal is to wake up early (7 am) and kick off my morning with a good, 30 minute workout consisting of lifting dumb bells. Relax for about 15 minutes before cooking a healthy breakfast (probably a veggie omelet or veggie wrap) and then getting ready for work... Out the door by 9:45 am.
good luck to you! Those are long work days.