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Socorro ISD Campuses highlight Tech during Digital Learning Day
Staff Report March 26, 2019	News Comments Off on Socorro ISD Campuses highlight Tech during Digital Learning Day
Recently, students and schools within the Socorro Independent School District took part in Digital Learning Day with interactive, technology-based teaching and learning.
"We are celebrating students by showcasing their creative, innovative, inspiring projects that have been wonderful," said Erica Aragon, instructional technology specialist. "There are an array of different activities. The whole point is to motivate and inspire our students to pursue their dreams and to get them ready for college and careers."
With more than 300 students present, the district also highlighted projects that integrate technology in the classroom at the second annual Academic Technology Showcase "Building Wonder" at the District Service Center.
The event showed the ways students use digital lessons and technological resources to enhance their learning, including samples of 3D printer work, multimedia, animation, graphic design and video production. They also competed in an app challenge and a video contest as part of the showcase.
WIN Academy students also participated in a Sphero competition. The students were challenged to develop an amusement park for their Sphero robots using computer coding skills and their technology expertise. They demonstrated their creations and digital learning at the technology showcase.
"Technology helps students become more engaged in curriculum," Aragon said. "It gets them motivated to actually learn more about any digital tool that they are using. Through technology, they also can learn about content, fine arts, physical education and so on."
Samantha Villareal, a sixth grader at SPC Rafael Hernando III Middle School , showed off a math program that she created, which helps students learn and understand different math concepts, at the showcase. It was the second time she has participated.
"I am just excited to be here and to do it again," said Villareal, who wants to go into forensics when she grows up. "I have a lot of fun with it. And it's really encouraging knowing there is a good community around supporting girls to do STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math)."
Digital Learning Day also was in full gear in classrooms across the district. Students in all grade levels participated in numerous lessons throughout the day. They participated in coding, desktop publishing, robotics and programs such as Office 365, Nearpod and Prodigy, said Miguel Moreno, the district's coordinator of instructional technology.
"We really wanted to highlight how technology is the avenue to learning and students connecting with one another," Moreno said. "We want to highlight the things we do in the district. Every student has access to technology. Not many districts can say that."
Through its Operation Future Ready efforts, SISD constantly works to advance digital teaching and learning, to fully train educators to utilize new resources, and to offer more technological devices for student use.
Jose Salinas, a third-grade WIN Academy teacher at Desert Wind School, said he uses technology all the time in the classroom. Currently, students are learning how to code using Ozobots.
"It keeps me inspired to keep learning about technology," Salinas said. "I can teach them, so when they grow up, they can pursue careers in STEM."
At Mission Ridge Elementary, Grecia Decena, third grade, said she enjoys the iPads and computers used in her classroom. She loves Prodigy because students use characters to battle each other using math problems.
"I'm not very good with math, but this makes it easier for me to learn," Salinas said. "I never had any classes with all this technology before. It's actually very fun."
Fourth-grade Mission Ridge teacher Christina Reveco said she is appreciative students have access to a lot of different devices. It gives them an opportunity to use technology on a daily basis.
"That will really help them in the future," she said.
Digital Learning Day at Desert Wind School photos | Digital Learning Day at Dr. Sue Shook Elementary photos
Socorro ISD Students to Celebrate Digital Learning Day
Staff Report February 22, 2017	Local News Comments Off on Socorro ISD Students to Celebrate Digital Learning Day
Among the endless opportunities Team SISD offers for students to achieve success, technology remains at the forefront as the district provides increased access to the latest digital resources and web-based learning.
Team SISD students and teachers will celebrate the district's current and future investments in technology and digital learning on Thursday, Feb. 23, 2017, the national Digital Learning Day.
"SISD has made great strides to give our students more connectivity and high-tech resources in their classrooms and schools," said SISD Superintendent Dr. José Espinoza. "Our laser sharp focus on college and career readiness includes personalized digital learning opportunities for students and professional development for teachers to become experts in leading their students to use new technology tools and digital instruction."
Team SISD remains dedicated to its Operation Future Ready efforts, which is aligned with the federal ConnectEd initiative and affirms the district's commitment to invest in technology to advance teaching and learning, fully train educators to utilize new resources and offer more technological devices for student use. Dr. Espinoza signed the U.S. Department of Education's Future Ready Schools Pledge in January 2015 to propel SISD's technology efforts forward.
"As a Future Ready district, Team SISD has gained notable recognition for its use of technology in the classroom. We will continue to go above and beyond to give every student the technology they need and deserve to be ready for college, careers and life," Espinoza said.
SISD's Operation Future Ready initiatives include:
DNA 1:1 laptop program – The Digitally Nurturing Academics 1:1 program, which gives freshmen students their own laptop to use throughout high school, will be expanded to all SISD high schools in the 2017-2018 school year. Currently, students at five high schools have received laptops giving them access to 24/7 technology for digital learning at all times.
Wi-Fi hot spots – Team SISD added 275 Wi-Fi hotspots this school year to its student resources, making them available for students to use on a check-out basis. The hotspots are available at 16 WIN Academy campuses and high schools in Team SISD. Students can check-out the Wi-Fi hotspots from the library to use at home.
Tech E program – The program is a partnership between SISD and the University of Texas at El Paso to create opportunities for and provide access to Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math (STEAM) skills development in support of longer-term social mobility for K-12 students. Socorro Middle, Desert Wind School and Mission Ridge Elementary students are participating in the program, which is exposing them to computer programming and coding to better prepare them for technological career and degree choices based on real-world hands-on experience.
WIN Academy – Students in the innovative and successful WIN Academy receive a personal digital learning device and are taught with the digital curriculum called Thrive. The student-centered program designed to ensure all Team SISD children have the opportunities and support needed to achieve academic success is in place at 16 SISD schools.
DNA Technology Conference – The second annual Digitally Nurturing Academics (DNA) conference will be offered this summer for PK through 12th grade teachers. The conference will provide a variety of sessions where teachers can explore topics such as: OneNote tools and functions, incorporating the Aurasma application into classroom instruction, and blending assignments with HTML coding to create publications. The trainings will be led by Team SISD's technology department, SISD teachers, and experts from outside of the district.
Hour of Code Day – Team SISD students and teachers participated in a districtwide interactive, technological extravaganza in December, which gave them an opportunity to explore computer science and the basic concepts of computer coding.
Sponsored by the Alliance for Excellent Education, Digital Learning Day is a nationwide event which celebrates innovative teaching and learning through digital media and technology that engages students and provides them with a rich, personalized educational experience.

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An elegant home away from home for discerning guests— both royal and not—since 1929, the JW MARRIOTT LONDON GROSVENOR HOUSE is completing this spring a meticulous restoration of its luxury suites, which now include two brand-new royal suites and a new Executive Lounge. With unrivaled views of Hyde Park, the two royal suites are joined by 40 newly refurbished Premium Park View and Park View & Executive Suites. The Executive Lounge, with its open kitchen, innovative dining options and break-out areas, is triple its original size and is now located on the ground floor of the hotel. To complete the "Next Chapter" of Grosvenor House, the historic hotel will also refurbish the lobby, public areas and guest rooms over the next three years.
Since it opened in 2012, the JW Marriott Cusco has immersed travelers in the ancient Incan city's rich culture and history. This month, the hotel located at the gateway to Machu Picchu adds "El Convento" to its name—a small but meaningful change that honors the site's past as a 16th century San Agustin Convent. For more than six and a half years, the newly named JW MARRIOTT EL CONVENTO CUSCO underwent a meticulous restoration to successfully preserve a considerable amount of its history, with some rooms and suites incorporating original stone walls from pre-Inca and Colonial Spanish occupations past. The hotel also houses a subterranean showroom where guests and the public alike can take a complimentary tour of the Killke, or pre-Inca artifacts and archeological ruins uncovered during the excavation.
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Asia Pacific ministers to speed up vaccine supply through trade digitisation and policy
Asia / 08-06-21 / by Maddy White
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Asia Pacific trade ministers have agreed to speed up the flow and transit of Covid-19 vaccines by digitising trade documents and urging against non-tariff barriers that restrict the movement of such goods.
The ways in which vaccine rollouts can be accelerated through policy were discussed during a virtual meeting of trade ministers from the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) trade group on June 4-5.
"We know trade must be at the heart of our health response and economic recovery," said Damien O'Connor, New Zealand's trade minister, who chaired the meeting. "We agreed a set of guidelines for customs authorities to help fast track vaccines and related goods through ports and airports, for example, by digitising paperwork required at the border."
Imports of vaccines will have advanced electronic processing to enable immediate release upon arrival, reveals a joint statement by the ministers. They also agreed to boost "co-ordination between traders and border agencies".
Additionally, when it comes to the transit of vaccines and related goods, the leaders emphasised that economies should not allow needless restrictions.
"We also agreed to take action on unnecessary barriers to services, such as freight and logistics, which support the movement of essential Covid-19 goods across borders," added O'Connor.
Export restrictions on vaccines became a cause for concern earlier this year as powers in the West squabbled over doses. In January, the EU set out a plan to control Covid-19 vaccine exports, including requiring vaccine makers holding contracts with the bloc to have authorisation to export.
"Going forward the critical question is whether other governments will impose export control regimes on Covid-19 vaccines, related or essential goods, or take other trade restrictive or punitive measures in response," Simon Evenett, trade policy analyst and MBA director at the University of St Gallen, wrote in a note on Global Trade Alert at the time.
Countries around the globe have been ramping up their restrictions on the trade of medical goods since coronavirus spread around the world at the start of last year. In the second quarter of 2020 when curbs were at their peak, 137 restrictions on foreign shipments of medical goods and medicines imposed by 72 nations were in force.
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England v Slovenia Live Preview & Betting – Can Three Lions Secure World Cup Place
Thursday 5th October. 7:45PM. ITV
The final international break of the European World Cup qualifiers have arrived and, despite a tumultuous campaign, England enter the last two games knowing that three points will be enough to book a place at next summer's tournament in Russia. A home game against Slovenia should be the perfect opportunity to do just that with a game to spare.
A win would compete a 100% home record for the qualifying campaign too, and the Three Lions will be fully expected to grab the important victory. Slovenia won't be here to simply make up the numbers, however, and will look to make a game of it.
Still, the hosts will be expected to prevail. Come on England!
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Gareth Southgate's tenure has been a little uninspired, but he has still managed to steer the side towards easy qualification thanks largely to four competitive wins on the spin at Wembley. If England are to complete the full set on Thursday, there's a good chance that star man Harry Kane will be the key.
The Tottenham striker is arguably England's only genuine world-class talent, and he enters this match in incredible form after hitting 13 goals in the month of September. That run included two against Malta in the last pair of international fixtures, and the 24-year-old can be confident of more at the stadium where he currently plays his club football.
England's hopes aren't solely on Kane's shoulders, though. The likes of Dele Alli, Raheem Sterling, and Marcus Rashford can all be quietly confident of helping the hosts secure their place in Russia. Meanwhile, much of England's success has been built on a defence that has kept six clean sheets in just eight qualifiers.
Slovenia are a competitive side but, if England are anywhere near their best, it should be a routine win for the Three Lions.
Slovenia Bidding For Play-Off Berth
World Cup qualification looks unlikely for Slovenia but a shock result at Wembley could reignite their hopes of pipping Slovakia, who face a difficult trip to Scotland, to second place in Group F. Having successfully frustrated Southgate's men in Ljubljana last year, the visitors can enter the encounter with a sense of optimism.
Srecko Katanec's might not score that many goals, but can cause a few problems through Tim Matavz and Valter Birsa. Nonetheless, their best hopes come from defensive solidarity, especially as they have a world-class goalkeeper in Atletico's Jan Oblak.
The visitors did fail to score in their last two away games, however, losing to both Scotland and Slovakia courtesy of 1-0 scorelines. Those omens aren't particularly good for the visitors, especially as they could be forced to attack depending how things develop in Glasgow.
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England v Slovenia Betting
Southgate's England unsurprisingly enter this clash as the overwhelming favourites at 1/3 with Ladbrokes while Slovenia are priced 10/1 outsiders. At odds of 7/2 on the draw, the bookies can't see anything other than a home win.
In truth, neither can we. England might not be the force they'd like to be, but their quality is far better than Slovenia's. Crucially, they have the in-form Kane to provide the moments of magic.
The striker has scored goals for fun in the last few weeks and additionally boasts five in his last four international appearances. Back him to continue that purple patch by finding the net against an inferior Slovenia.
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England haven't sparkled for a long time, but this really is a game that they should win comfortably. The quality eventually showed against Malta last month even after a very abject performance while they found a way to bounce back from the early setback against Slovakia too.
In this one at Wembley, however, we're backing them to cruise their way to three points. We'd expect the hosts to win by at least two, but think there's every chance of seeing them win by three or more.
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Dan Heller's Photography Business Blog: Why Corbis won't go public... yet.
Everyone keeps asking this question, but the answer is so blatantly obvious that it seems that merely asking the question shows naivety about the industry. The answer is that a company has to have a compelling story about not just how there's current profit opportunity, and not just how there is future profit opportunity, but that there is a long-term horizon for extensive year-over-year growth. This kind of growth usually entails growing the business in its current sales model, but in new areas where the company may expand. This is not a story that Corbis can tell under their existing model of selling a commodity product (stock photos) where the per-unit price continues to plummet, where there is no prospect for future growth, and where there is virtually no barrier to entry into the same market by anyone (including the common consumer).
Corbis may be a cash cow for some of their existing inventory, which they are selling at a higher rate in what some have likened to "throwing kerosene on a fire" to give the impression of higher annual growth. But, one can only do this for so long. Sooner or later, you have to have a real burning log. Corbis reports profitability and growth, but without digesting the internal reports, we don't "really" know whether these profits are the bona fide kind that investors really like to see, and whether they are the kind that have long-term sustainability in a market where the barrier to entry lowers on a daily basis. Critics of my darker analysis can easily point to established reports showing profits, but as an investor, I need to read more: there's no story to tell for how this company bodes for the future. Unless and until Corbis can figure out how to make money using their current business model in light of the current trends--there will be no public offering.
The irony is, it's easier for an individual to make money selling commodity pictures on his own, than it is for a large company to do it. The individual can do it because this is part of a larger strategy called "career development," which involves more than just pushing a commodity. And this should be the lesson for the larger company: the only way they can make money is to sell more than 'just' photographs. They can no longer look at the stock photo industry as being merely a supplier of a commodity product. They have to be a full-service organization that provides much, much more than just photos. Something, anything that can't be easily copied by the everyday consumer with his digital camera and his connection to the internet has to be part of the story.
Getty, Corbis and others say their main asset is their vast number of images. That makes as much sense as selling snow to an Eskimo. There's already plenty of it, and the fact that you have even more is next to irrelevant. In fact, it's almost more annoying to have you around. Folks, it's snowing in PhotoLand, so those of you who sell snow need to find another way to put it to use.
We see economic activity that the current photo market surveys can't explain. To wit, the revenues agencies report is rising at a much slower rate than the number of magazines, and even less by the rate of ad revenues from those magazines. Consider this report by BPA, which audits media companies. Given those numbers, let's ask the question: if the magazines and their advertisers were obtaining images from photo agencies at (at least) the same proportion they always have been, photo agencies would be seeing such astronomical growth, that it would dwarf the entire US Technology sector. So, where's the money? Photo agencies report incremental revenue growth, but only in the hundreds of thousands of dollars, to the low millions. They should be getting billions, if not hundreds of billions of dollars--three to six orders of magnitude more than what they're actually getting. This real number, while still yet unclear, is considerably large; we just don't know how large it is.
This excerpt from my book was taken from an article I wrote in 2000, where I was disputing claims made by industry groups that Getty was unfairly ruining the photo market by dropping prices. Getty wasn't causing the drop in photo prices, they were simply trying to meet the already-falling prices generated by their competition. Who? Getty knew back then that their main competition was the everyday photographer selling his images online, but the rest of the industry didn't pick up on that because they were in denial of it then, almost as much as it appears they are today. Getty's publicly traded stock didn't reflect this though. Instead, it went through the roof. But then, so did every other company that even whispered the buzzword, "internet."
(The astute reader may recall the day K-Tel records said they "may" sell their old records from the 1970s online, and the stock doubled in one day from 3.5 to over 7.) Getty also had a small edge on the market in that they had an existing base of buyers that essentially capitalized their money-losing, but fledgling internet efforts, so it still appeared they were more profitable than they actually were.
So, to those who are following the photo industry today and are aware of the falling stock prices and "stay the course" posturing that Corbis is announcing, they wouldn't ask why Corbis isn't going public, they'd instead state why they aren't.
Alas, there is more and more evidence of the proverbial head-in-the-sand syndrome: Corbis' stake in the online stock photo market is dwindling faster still. An example can be found on a fun little web toy, www.googlefight.com. There, you enter two keywords and a little animation shows which of the keywords get more hits. I chose "www.danheller.com" and "www.corbis.com". To see the results, click here. I also did a fight against Getty Images, which you can see here.
In both cases, I won hands down. And I'm not a public company. I'm just one guy. And I'm not even a very big guy. (And no, I have no plans on going public. At least, not anytime soon.) So, unless these guys can capitalize on their current positions at the top of the photo mountain, they're going to be smothered by the everyday consumer with a camera in no time at all. It won't be me, but lots of people like me. I mean lots. It's going to be like one of those zombie movies, where the hero's fighting the constant mass of insignificant individuals is too overwhelming to keep up. Corbis isn't going to go public unless they have an answer to this.
The decline of print media.
An oversupply of stock photography.
Google Images, Flickr, and user-generated content.
All newspapers have seen a decline in print media, but they are also overcoming these short-comings with new ideas. Many are now including video, audio, multimedia packages, distribution of product through new channels (private cable companies, TiVo, other media networks), and so on. They are also expanding how they generate revenue from advertising, including adopting new advertising models. This isn't going to be quick or easy, and some print media companies will turn over, while others flourish. This is all part of the natural part of change. It's harder for big companies to adapt to change, but individual photographers are much more adept.
As far as the individual is concerned, there's always been too much stock photography on the market. Once you cross that critical mass of "too much," it doesn't matter if there's more. In fact, I would argue that the market of buyers has grown so much so that it's easier for an individual to get noticed now than it was back when photo buyers really did "only" use established stock photo sites.
Super-cheap also comes with super-high-volume. You can shoot more than ever before, so what you don't get in per-unit pricing can be made up for by volume sales. Here, again, is where creativity comes into play. Selling images in bulk, subscription-based services, and other methods of charging "more for the same" is a time-honored tradition in sales. The phone companies are going through the same thing: they no longer have pay-phone revenues, nor can they rely on long-distance charges. But, they make up for it by bundling in products and services together, often combined with offerings that they never even had before. Phone calls are getting "super-cheap" on a per-call basis, much like photos are, but the companies still make money by changing their business models.
Nothing has helped my business more than google images and other image search sites. More than 75% of my traffic (and sales) are the direct result of image searches. If you are complaining about this, you're not smart about how you can capitalize on these new tools.
Customer confusion is only the result of your having a very poor marketing and sales program. If you are confused by royalty-free or rights-managed, or you think your customers are, then it's your fault for not presenting whatever it is you offer to your clients in a way that doesn't cause confusion. I have had many clients ask me whether my images are RF or RM, or whether I would license something to them on an RF basis, and I simply have them use my price calculator to determine what the price will be for the image they want to use, and the confusion is over. Never has anyone ever been "confused" by what they get when they license images from me.
My analysis of the industry is that we are on the tail-end of a major paradigm shift of how the photo business is done. (The beginning was back in 1998, when I first wrote about how this was coming, in an article that is now found here.) The fallout from this shift will find many old players lying on the battlefield, while new and innovative companies have come in to take their places. Falling prices don't necessarily require you to drop your prices as well, unless you have a business model that could benefit from that. In my case, I haven't. In fact, I have raised prices of my stock licenses (as measured on a per pixel basis compared to my old fees) for the past several months, and my total number of license sales has grown 4-fold. I can do so because of the variables associated with how I run my business and other aspects of the industry have given me that opportunity.
So, where does that leave Corbis, or even Getty for that matter? If I were at the helm, I'd be looking at dramatically changing the fundamental business model so that revenue is drawn (and profits are realized) through means that migrate away from the commodity business model, and re-evaluate all existing legacy businesses within the organization, and look to revamp it from the bottom up. Under a very similar kind of pressure, AOL finally bit the bullet and radically changed their business model in exactly this way, as have long distance companies, equity trading firms, and just about every sector in the US economy. Even Microsoft is having to stomach changing of the times as Google and other companies are changing the way their own traditional businesses are done.
Getty and Corbis are going to have to move towards a business model that cannot be cannibalized by everyday people who can beat them at their own game. Perhaps this means doing a lot more specialized branding and advertising services, news reporting (someone to accompany the photographer), full-motion photography services, other meida and publications, consumer products, and so on. Leverage existing photographer talent pool in ways that go beyond current offerings is the primary place to start. And when they finally get it, that's when we'll start hearing a very different message from the top brass. As long as they continue to "defend" the course they're taking, they won't get any green lights from the investment bankers who want to take them public.
Recognizating the state the world is in, not the state you want it to be in.
Not seeing conditions as "bad or good," but rather, where there's opportunity given those conditions.
These are what you have to do whether you're Gary Shenk, or the average photographer on the street.


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One person has died and four others got injured in a fight that erupted between Copts and Muslims in al-Khusūs city. Fire arms were used. Qalyubia security forces arrived at the place and contained the fight, arresting 10 defendants. The deceased and the injured were taken to hospital.
A state of cautious calm has prevailed in al- Khusūs in Qalyubia. This is after an incident of a sectarian strife between Copts and Muslims due to differences over the priority of cars movement in the street. A Copt passed away while 16 others got injured.
The regional governorate departments of the Ministry of Endowments have begun receiving requests from Shaykhs of al- Da'wah al- Salafiah for preaching licenses.
An anonymous security source stated that defendants accused of gun firing at the head of the electoral committee in Shibīn al- Qanātir, Qalyubia, have been arrested.


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declare(strict_types=1);

namespace bizley\tests\unit;

use bizley\migration\Comparator;
use bizley\migration\Schema;
use bizley\migration\table\PrimaryKey;
use yii\base\NotSupportedException;

/** @group comparator */
final class ComparatorSqliteShowTest extends ComparatorNonSqliteTest
{
    /**
     * @param bool $generalSchema
     * @throws NotSupportedException
     */
    public function compare(bool $generalSchema = true): void
    {
        (new Comparator($generalSchema))->compare(
            $this->newStructure,
            $this->oldStructure,
            $this->blueprint,
            true,
            Schema::SQLITE,
            null
        );
    }

    /**
     * @test
     * @throws NotSupportedException
     */
    public function shouldDropColumn(): void
    {
        $column1 = $this->getColumn('col1');
        $this->newStructure->method('getColumns')->willReturn([]);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getColumns')->willReturn(['col1' => $column1]);

        $this->compare();

        self::assertTrue($this->blueprint->isPending());
        self::assertSame(
            [
                "excessive column 'col1'",
                '(!) DROP COLUMN is not supported by SQLite: Migration must be created manually'
            ],
            $this->blueprint->getDescriptions()
        );
        self::assertSame(['col1'], array_keys($this->blueprint->getDroppedColumns()));
    }

    /**
     * @test
     * @throws NotSupportedException
     */
    public function shouldAlterColumnForGetType(): void
    {
        $columnNew = $this->getColumn('col');
        $columnNew->setType('a');
        $columnOld = $this->getColumn('col');
        $columnOld->setType('b');
        $this->newStructure->method('getColumns')->willReturn(['col' => $columnNew]);
        $this->newStructure->method('getColumn')->willReturn($columnNew);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getColumns')->willReturn(['col' => $columnOld]);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getColumn')->willReturn($columnOld);

        $this->compare();

        self::assertTrue($this->blueprint->isPending());
        self::assertSame(
            [
                "different 'col' column property: type (DB: \"a\" != MIG: \"b\")",
                '(!) ALTER COLUMN is not supported by SQLite: Migration must be created manually'
            ],
            $this->blueprint->getDescriptions()
        );
        self::assertSame(['col'], array_keys($this->blueprint->getAlteredColumns()));
        self::assertSame(['col'], array_keys($this->blueprint->getUnalteredColumns()));
    }

    /**
     * @test
     * @throws NotSupportedException
     */
    public function shouldAlterColumnForIsNotNull(): void
    {
        $columnNew = $this->getColumn('col');
        $columnNew->setNotNull(true);
        $columnOld = $this->getColumn('col');
        $columnOld->setNotNull(false);
        $this->newStructure->method('getColumns')->willReturn(['col' => $columnNew]);
        $this->newStructure->method('getColumn')->willReturn($columnNew);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getColumns')->willReturn(['col' => $columnOld]);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getColumn')->willReturn($columnOld);

        $this->compare();

        self::assertTrue($this->blueprint->isPending());
        self::assertSame(
            [
                "different 'col' column property: not null (DB: TRUE != MIG: FALSE)",
                '(!) ALTER COLUMN is not supported by SQLite: Migration must be created manually'
            ],
            $this->blueprint->getDescriptions()
        );
        self::assertSame(['col'], array_keys($this->blueprint->getAlteredColumns()));
        self::assertSame(['col'], array_keys($this->blueprint->getUnalteredColumns()));
    }

    /**
     * @test
     * @throws NotSupportedException
     */
    public function shouldAlterColumnForGetLength(): void
    {
        $columnNew = $this->getColumn('col');
        $columnNew->setLength(10);
        $columnOld = $this->getColumn('col');
        $columnOld->setLength(2);
        $this->newStructure->method('getColumns')->willReturn(['col' => $columnNew]);
        $this->newStructure->method('getColumn')->willReturn($columnNew);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getColumns')->willReturn(['col' => $columnOld]);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getColumn')->willReturn($columnOld);

        $this->compare();

        self::assertTrue($this->blueprint->isPending());
        self::assertSame(
            [
                "different 'col' column property: length (DB: \"10\" != MIG: \"2\")",
                '(!) ALTER COLUMN is not supported by SQLite: Migration must be created manually'
            ],
            $this->blueprint->getDescriptions()
        );
        self::assertSame(['col'], array_keys($this->blueprint->getAlteredColumns()));
        self::assertSame(['col'], array_keys($this->blueprint->getUnalteredColumns()));
    }

    /**
     * @test
     * @throws NotSupportedException
     */
    public function shouldAlterColumnForGetLengthDecimal(): void
    {
        $columnNew = $this->getColumn('col');
        $columnNew->setLength('10, 2');
        $columnOld = $this->getColumn('col');
        $columnOld->setLength('9, 3');
        $this->newStructure->method('getColumns')->willReturn(['col' => $columnNew]);
        $this->newStructure->method('getColumn')->willReturn($columnNew);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getColumns')->willReturn(['col' => $columnOld]);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getColumn')->willReturn($columnOld);

        $this->compare();

        self::assertTrue($this->blueprint->isPending());
        self::assertSame(
            [
                "different 'col' column property: length (DB: \"10, 2\" != MIG: \"9, 3\")",
                '(!) ALTER COLUMN is not supported by SQLite: Migration must be created manually'
            ],
            $this->blueprint->getDescriptions()
        );
        self::assertSame(['col'], array_keys($this->blueprint->getAlteredColumns()));
        self::assertSame(['col'], array_keys($this->blueprint->getUnalteredColumns()));
    }

    /**
     * @test
     * @throws NotSupportedException
     */
    public function shouldAlterColumnForIsUnique(): void
    {
        $columnNew = $this->getColumn('col');
        $columnNew->setUnique(false);
        $columnOld = $this->getColumn('col');
        $columnOld->setUnique(true);
        $this->newStructure->method('getColumns')->willReturn(['col' => $columnNew]);
        $this->newStructure->method('getColumn')->willReturn($columnNew);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getColumns')->willReturn(['col' => $columnOld]);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getColumn')->willReturn($columnOld);

        $this->compare();

        self::assertTrue($this->blueprint->isPending());
        self::assertSame(
            [
                "different 'col' column property: unique (DB: FALSE != MIG: TRUE)",
                '(!) ALTER COLUMN is not supported by SQLite: Migration must be created manually'
            ],
            $this->blueprint->getDescriptions()
        );
        self::assertSame(['col'], array_keys($this->blueprint->getAlteredColumns()));
        self::assertSame(['col'], array_keys($this->blueprint->getUnalteredColumns()));
    }

    /**
     * @test
     * @throws NotSupportedException
     */
    public function shouldAlterColumnForIsUnsigned(): void
    {
        $columnNew = $this->getColumn('col');
        $columnNew->setUnsigned(false);
        $columnOld = $this->getColumn('col');
        $columnOld->setUnsigned(true);
        $this->newStructure->method('getColumns')->willReturn(['col' => $columnNew]);
        $this->newStructure->method('getColumn')->willReturn($columnNew);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getColumns')->willReturn(['col' => $columnOld]);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getColumn')->willReturn($columnOld);

        $this->compare();

        self::assertTrue($this->blueprint->isPending());
        self::assertSame(
            [
                "different 'col' column property: unsigned (DB: FALSE != MIG: TRUE)",
                '(!) ALTER COLUMN is not supported by SQLite: Migration must be created manually'
            ],
            $this->blueprint->getDescriptions()
        );
        self::assertSame(['col'], array_keys($this->blueprint->getAlteredColumns()));
        self::assertSame(['col'], array_keys($this->blueprint->getUnalteredColumns()));
    }

    /**
     * @test
     * @throws NotSupportedException
     */
    public function shouldAlterColumnForGetDefault(): void
    {
        $columnNew = $this->getColumn('col');
        $columnNew->setDefault(['a']);
        $columnOld = $this->getColumn('col');
        $columnOld->setDefault(['b']);
        $this->newStructure->method('getColumns')->willReturn(['col' => $columnNew]);
        $this->newStructure->method('getColumn')->willReturn($columnNew);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getColumns')->willReturn(['col' => $columnOld]);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getColumn')->willReturn($columnOld);

        $this->compare();

        self::assertTrue($this->blueprint->isPending());
        self::assertSame(
            [
                "different 'col' column property: default (DB: [\"a\"] != MIG: [\"b\"])",
                '(!) ALTER COLUMN is not supported by SQLite: Migration must be created manually'
            ],
            $this->blueprint->getDescriptions()
        );
        self::assertSame(['col'], array_keys($this->blueprint->getAlteredColumns()));
        self::assertSame(['col'], array_keys($this->blueprint->getUnalteredColumns()));
    }

    /**
     * @test
     */
    public function shouldAlterColumnForGetDefaultNULL(): void
    {
        $columnNew = $this->getColumn('col');
        $columnNew->setDefault('NULL');
        $columnOld = $this->getColumn('col');
        $columnOld->setDefault(null);
        $this->newStructure->method('getColumns')->willReturn(['col' => $columnNew]);
        $this->newStructure->method('getColumn')->willReturn($columnNew);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getColumns')->willReturn(['col' => $columnOld]);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getColumn')->willReturn($columnOld);

        $this->compare();

        self::assertFalse($this->blueprint->isPending());
    }

    /**
     * @test
     * @throws NotSupportedException
     */
    public function shouldAlterColumnForGetComment(): void
    {
        $columnNew = $this->getColumn('col');
        $columnNew->setComment('abc');
        $columnOld = $this->getColumn('col');
        $columnOld->setComment('def');
        $this->newStructure->method('getColumns')->willReturn(['col' => $columnNew]);
        $this->newStructure->method('getColumn')->willReturn($columnNew);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getColumns')->willReturn(['col' => $columnOld]);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getColumn')->willReturn($columnOld);

        $this->compare();

        self::assertTrue($this->blueprint->isPending());
        self::assertSame(
            [
                "different 'col' column property: comment (DB: \"abc\" != MIG: \"def\")",
                '(!) ALTER COLUMN is not supported by SQLite: Migration must be created manually'
            ],
            $this->blueprint->getDescriptions()
        );
        self::assertSame(['col'], array_keys($this->blueprint->getAlteredColumns()));
        self::assertSame(['col'], array_keys($this->blueprint->getUnalteredColumns()));
    }

    /**
     * @test
     * @throws NotSupportedException
     */
    public function shouldAlterColumnForGetAppendNonPK(): void
    {
        $columnNew = $this->getColumn('col');
        $columnNew->setAppend('abc');
        $columnOld = $this->getColumn('col');
        $columnOld->setAppend('def');
        $this->newStructure->method('getColumns')->willReturn(['col' => $columnNew]);
        $this->newStructure->method('getColumn')->willReturn($columnNew);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getColumns')->willReturn(['col' => $columnOld]);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getColumn')->willReturn($columnOld);

        $this->compare();

        self::assertTrue($this->blueprint->isPending());
        self::assertSame(
            [
                "different 'col' column property: append (DB: \"abc\" != MIG: \"def\")",
                '(!) ALTER COLUMN is not supported by SQLite: Migration must be created manually'
            ],
            $this->blueprint->getDescriptions()
        );
        self::assertSame(['col'], array_keys($this->blueprint->getAlteredColumns()));
        self::assertSame(['col'], array_keys($this->blueprint->getUnalteredColumns()));
    }

    /**
     * @test
     * @throws NotSupportedException
     */
    public function shouldAlterColumnForGetAppendWithPKAndNonGeneralSchema(): void
    {
        $primaryKey = new PrimaryKey();
        $primaryKey->setColumns(['col']);
        $columnNew = $this->getColumn('col');
        $columnOld = $this->getColumn('col');
        $this->newStructure->method('getPrimaryKey')->willReturn($primaryKey);
        $this->newStructure->method('getColumns')->willReturn(['col' => $columnNew]);
        $this->newStructure->method('getColumn')->willReturn($columnNew);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getPrimaryKey')->willReturn($primaryKey);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getColumns')->willReturn(['col' => $columnOld]);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getColumn')->willReturn($columnOld);

        $this->compare(false);

        self::assertTrue($this->blueprint->isPending());
        self::assertSame(
            [
                "different 'col' column property: append (DB: \"PRIMARY KEY\" != MIG: NULL)",
                '(!) ALTER COLUMN is not supported by SQLite: Migration must be created manually'
            ],
            $this->blueprint->getDescriptions()
        );
        self::assertSame(['col'], array_keys($this->blueprint->getAlteredColumns()));
        self::assertSame(['col'], array_keys($this->blueprint->getUnalteredColumns()));
    }

    /**
     * @test
     * @throws NotSupportedException
     */
    public function shouldAlterColumnForGetAppendWithNotPKAndEmptyOldAppend(): void
    {
        $columnNew = $this->getColumn('col');
        $columnNew->setAppend('PRIMARY KEY');
        $columnOld = $this->getColumn('col');
        $columnOld->setPrimaryKey(false);
        $this->newStructure->method('getColumns')->willReturn(['col' => $columnNew]);
        $this->newStructure->method('getColumn')->willReturn($columnNew);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getColumns')->willReturn(['col' => $columnOld]);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getColumn')->willReturn($columnOld);

        $this->compare(false);

        self::assertTrue($this->blueprint->isPending());
        self::assertSame(
            [
                "different 'col' column property: append (DB: \"PRIMARY KEY\" != MIG: NULL)",
                '(!) ALTER COLUMN is not supported by SQLite: Migration must be created manually'
            ],
            $this->blueprint->getDescriptions()
        );
        self::assertSame(['col'], array_keys($this->blueprint->getAlteredColumns()));
        self::assertSame(['col'], array_keys($this->blueprint->getUnalteredColumns()));
    }

    /**
     * @test
     * @throws NotSupportedException
     */
    public function shouldAlterColumnForGetAppendWithNotAutoIncrementVariant1AndEmptyOldAppend(): void
    {
        $columnNew = $this->getColumn('col');
        $columnNew->setAppend('AUTO_INCREMENT');
        $columnOld = $this->getColumn('col');
        $columnOld->setAutoIncrement(false);
        $this->newStructure->method('getColumns')->willReturn(['col' => $columnNew]);
        $this->newStructure->method('getColumn')->willReturn($columnNew);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getColumns')->willReturn(['col' => $columnOld]);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getColumn')->willReturn($columnOld);

        $this->compare();

        self::assertTrue($this->blueprint->isPending());
        self::assertSame(
            [
                "different 'col' column property: append (DB: \"AUTO_INCREMENT\" != MIG: NULL)",
                '(!) ALTER COLUMN is not supported by SQLite: Migration must be created manually'
            ],
            $this->blueprint->getDescriptions()
        );
        self::assertSame(['col'], array_keys($this->blueprint->getAlteredColumns()));
        self::assertSame(['col'], array_keys($this->blueprint->getUnalteredColumns()));
    }

    /**
     * @test
     * @throws NotSupportedException
     */
    public function shouldAlterColumnForGetAppendWithNotAutoIncrementVariant2AndEmptyOldAppend(): void
    {
        $columnNew = $this->getColumn('col');
        $columnNew->setAppend('AUTOINCREMENT');
        $columnOld = $this->getColumn('col');
        $columnOld->setAutoIncrement(false);
        $this->newStructure->method('getColumns')->willReturn(['col' => $columnNew]);
        $this->newStructure->method('getColumn')->willReturn($columnNew);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getColumns')->willReturn(['col' => $columnOld]);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getColumn')->willReturn($columnOld);

        $this->compare();

        self::assertTrue($this->blueprint->isPending());
        self::assertSame(
            [
                "different 'col' column property: append (DB: \"AUTOINCREMENT\" != MIG: NULL)",
                '(!) ALTER COLUMN is not supported by SQLite: Migration must be created manually'
            ],
            $this->blueprint->getDescriptions()
        );
        self::assertSame(['col'], array_keys($this->blueprint->getAlteredColumns()));
        self::assertSame(['col'], array_keys($this->blueprint->getUnalteredColumns()));
    }

    /**
     * @test
     * @throws NotSupportedException
     */
    public function shouldAlterColumnForGetAppendWithNoIdentityAndEmptyOldAppend(): void
    {
        $columnNew = $this->getColumn('col');
        $columnNew->setAppend('IDENTITY PRIMARY KEY');
        $columnOld = $this->getColumn('col');
        $columnOld->setPrimaryKey(false);
        $this->newStructure->method('getColumns')->willReturn(['col' => $columnNew]);
        $this->newStructure->method('getColumn')->willReturn($columnNew);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getColumns')->willReturn(['col' => $columnOld]);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getColumn')->willReturn($columnOld);

        $this->compare();

        self::assertTrue($this->blueprint->isPending());
        self::assertSame(
            [
                "different 'col' column property: append (DB: \"IDENTITY PRIMARY KEY\" != MIG: NULL)",
                '(!) ALTER COLUMN is not supported by SQLite: Migration must be created manually'
            ],
            $this->blueprint->getDescriptions()
        );
        self::assertSame(['col'], array_keys($this->blueprint->getAlteredColumns()));
        self::assertSame(['col'], array_keys($this->blueprint->getUnalteredColumns()));
    }

    /**
     * @test
     * @throws NotSupportedException
     */
    public function shouldAddForeignKeys(): void
    {
        $foreignKey = $this->getForeignKey('fk');
        $foreignKey2 = $this->getForeignKey('fk2');
        $this->newStructure->method('getForeignKeys')->willReturnOnConsecutiveCalls(
            [
                'fk' => $foreignKey,
                'fk2' => $foreignKey2,
            ]
        );
        $this->oldStructure->method('getForeignKeys')->willReturn([]);

        $this->compare();

        self::assertTrue($this->blueprint->isPending());
        self::assertSame(
            [
                "missing foreign key 'fk'",
                '(!) ADD FOREIGN KEY is not supported by SQLite: Migration must be created manually',
                "missing foreign key 'fk2'",
                '(!) ADD FOREIGN KEY is not supported by SQLite: Migration must be created manually',
            ],
            $this->blueprint->getDescriptions()
        );
        self::assertSame(['fk', 'fk2'], array_keys($this->blueprint->getAddedForeignKeys()));
    }

    /**
     * @test
     * @throws NotSupportedException
     */
    public function shouldDropForeignKey(): void
    {
        $foreignKey = $this->getForeignKey('fk');
        $this->newStructure->method('getForeignKeys')->willReturn([]);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getForeignKeys')->willReturn(['fk' => $foreignKey]);

        $this->compare();

        self::assertTrue($this->blueprint->isPending());
        self::assertSame(
            [
                "excessive foreign key 'fk'",
                '(!) DROP FOREIGN KEY is not supported by SQLite: Migration must be created manually'
            ],
            $this->blueprint->getDescriptions()
        );
        self::assertSame(['fk'], array_keys($this->blueprint->getDroppedForeignKeys()));
    }

    /**
     * @test
     * @throws NotSupportedException
     */
    public function shouldReplaceForeignKeysWithDifferentColumns(): void
    {
        $foreignKeyNew = $this->getForeignKey('fk');
        $foreignKeyNew->setColumns(['a', 'b', 'd']);
        $foreignKeyNew2 = $this->getForeignKey('fk2');
        $foreignKeyNew2->setColumns(['a', 'b']);
        $foreignKeyOld = $this->getForeignKey('fk');
        $foreignKeyOld->setColumns(['a', 'c']);
        $foreignKeyOld2 = $this->getForeignKey('fk2');
        $foreignKeyOld2->setColumns(['d', 'e']);
        $this->newStructure->method('getForeignKeys')->willReturn(
            [
                'fk' => $foreignKeyNew,
                'fk2' => $foreignKeyNew2,
            ]
        );
        $this->newStructure
            ->method('getForeignKey')
            ->willReturnOnConsecutiveCalls($foreignKeyNew, $foreignKeyNew2);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getForeignKeys')->willReturn(
            [
                'fk' => $foreignKeyOld,
                'fk2' => $foreignKeyOld2,
            ]
        );
        $this->oldStructure
            ->method('getForeignKey')
            ->willReturnOnConsecutiveCalls($foreignKeyOld, $foreignKeyOld2);

        $this->compare();

        self::assertTrue($this->blueprint->isPending());
        self::assertSame(
            [
                "different foreign key 'fk' columns (DB: [\"a\",\"b\",\"d\"] != MIG: [\"a\",\"c\"])",
                '(!) DROP/ADD FOREIGN KEY is not supported by SQLite: Migration must be created manually',
                "different foreign key 'fk2' columns (DB: [\"a\",\"b\"] != MIG: [\"d\",\"e\"])",
                '(!) DROP/ADD FOREIGN KEY is not supported by SQLite: Migration must be created manually',
            ],
            $this->blueprint->getDescriptions()
        );
        self::assertSame(['fk', 'fk2'], array_keys($this->blueprint->getAddedForeignKeys()));
        self::assertSame(['fk', 'fk2'], array_keys($this->blueprint->getDroppedForeignKeys()));
    }

    /**
     * @test
     * @throws NotSupportedException
     */
    public function shouldReplaceForeignKeyWithDifferentReferredColumns(): void
    {
        $foreignKeyNew = $this->getForeignKey('fk');
        $foreignKeyNew->setReferredColumns(['a', 'b']);
        $foreignKeyOld = $this->getForeignKey('fk');
        $foreignKeyOld->setReferredColumns(['c', 'b']);
        $this->newStructure->method('getForeignKeys')->willReturn(['fk' => $foreignKeyNew]);
        $this->newStructure->method('getForeignKey')->willReturn($foreignKeyNew);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getForeignKeys')->willReturn(['fk' => $foreignKeyOld]);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getForeignKey')->willReturn($foreignKeyOld);

        $this->compare();

        self::assertTrue($this->blueprint->isPending());
        self::assertSame(
            [
                "different foreign key 'fk' referred columns (DB: [\"a\",\"b\"] != MIG: [\"c\",\"b\"])",
                '(!) DROP/ADD FOREIGN KEY is not supported by SQLite: Migration must be created manually'
            ],
            $this->blueprint->getDescriptions()
        );
        self::assertSame(['fk'], array_keys($this->blueprint->getAddedForeignKeys()));
        self::assertSame(['fk'], array_keys($this->blueprint->getDroppedForeignKeys()));
    }

    /**
     * @test
     * @throws NotSupportedException
     */
    public function shouldReplaceForeignKeyWithDifferentReferredTable(): void
    {
        $foreignKeyNew = $this->getForeignKey('fk');
        $foreignKeyNew->setReferredTable('a');
        $foreignKeyOld = $this->getForeignKey('fk');
        $foreignKeyOld->setReferredTable('b');
        $this->newStructure->method('getForeignKeys')->willReturn(['fk' => $foreignKeyNew]);
        $this->newStructure->method('getForeignKey')->willReturn($foreignKeyNew);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getForeignKeys')->willReturn(['fk' => $foreignKeyOld]);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getForeignKey')->willReturn($foreignKeyOld);

        $this->compare();

        self::assertTrue($this->blueprint->isPending());
        self::assertSame(
            [
                "different foreign key 'fk' referred table (DB: \"a\" != MIG: \"b\")",
                '(!) DROP/ADD FOREIGN KEY is not supported by SQLite: Migration must be created manually'
            ],
            $this->blueprint->getDescriptions()
        );
        self::assertSame(['fk'], array_keys($this->blueprint->getAddedForeignKeys()));
        self::assertSame(['fk'], array_keys($this->blueprint->getDroppedForeignKeys()));
    }

    /**
     * @test
     * @throws NotSupportedException
     */
    public function shouldReplaceForeignKeyWithDifferentOnUpdateConstraint(): void
    {
        $foreignKeyNew = $this->getForeignKey('fk');
        $foreignKeyNew->setOnUpdate('CASCADE');
        $foreignKeyOld = $this->getForeignKey('fk');
        $foreignKeyOld->setOnUpdate('RESTRICT');
        $this->newStructure->method('getForeignKeys')->willReturn(['fk' => $foreignKeyNew]);
        $this->newStructure->method('getForeignKey')->willReturn($foreignKeyNew);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getForeignKeys')->willReturn(['fk' => $foreignKeyOld]);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getForeignKey')->willReturn($foreignKeyOld);

        $this->compare();

        self::assertTrue($this->blueprint->isPending());
        self::assertSame(
            [
                "different foreign key 'fk' ON UPDATE constraint (DB: \"CASCADE\" != MIG: \"RESTRICT\")",
                '(!) DROP/ADD FOREIGN KEY is not supported by SQLite: Migration must be created manually'
            ],
            $this->blueprint->getDescriptions()
        );
        self::assertSame(['fk'], array_keys($this->blueprint->getAddedForeignKeys()));
        self::assertSame(['fk'], array_keys($this->blueprint->getDroppedForeignKeys()));
    }

    /**
     * @test
     * @throws NotSupportedException
     */
    public function shouldReplaceForeignKeyWithDifferentOnDeleteConstraint(): void
    {
        $foreignKeyNew = $this->getForeignKey('fk');
        $foreignKeyNew->setOnDelete('CASCADE');
        $foreignKeyOld = $this->getForeignKey('fk');
        $foreignKeyOld->setOnDelete('RESTRICT');
        $this->newStructure->method('getForeignKeys')->willReturn(['fk' => $foreignKeyNew]);
        $this->newStructure->method('getForeignKey')->willReturn($foreignKeyNew);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getForeignKeys')->willReturn(['fk' => $foreignKeyOld]);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getForeignKey')->willReturn($foreignKeyOld);

        $this->compare();

        self::assertTrue($this->blueprint->isPending());
        self::assertSame(
            [
                "different foreign key 'fk' ON DELETE constraint (DB: \"CASCADE\" != MIG: \"RESTRICT\")",
                '(!) DROP/ADD FOREIGN KEY is not supported by SQLite: Migration must be created manually'
            ],
            $this->blueprint->getDescriptions()
        );
        self::assertSame(['fk'], array_keys($this->blueprint->getAddedForeignKeys()));
        self::assertSame(['fk'], array_keys($this->blueprint->getDroppedForeignKeys()));
    }

    /**
     * @test
     * @throws NotSupportedException
     */
    public function shouldReplacePrimaryKeyWhenOnlyNewOne(): void
    {
        $primaryKeyNew = new PrimaryKey();
        $primaryKeyNew->setColumns(['a']);
        $this->newStructure->method('getPrimaryKey')->willReturn($primaryKeyNew);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getPrimaryKey')->willReturn(null);

        $this->compare();

        self::assertTrue($this->blueprint->isPending());
        self::assertSame(
            [
                'different primary key definition',
                '(!) ADD PRIMARY KEY is not supported by SQLite: Migration must be created manually'
            ],
            $this->blueprint->getDescriptions()
        );
        self::assertSame($primaryKeyNew, $this->blueprint->getTableNewPrimaryKey());
        self::assertNull($this->blueprint->getTableOldPrimaryKey());
        self::assertSame($primaryKeyNew, $this->blueprint->getAddedPrimaryKey());
    }

    /**
     * @test
     * @throws NotSupportedException
     */
    public function shouldReplacePrimaryKeyWhenOnlyOldOne(): void
    {
        $primaryKeyOld = new PrimaryKey();
        $primaryKeyOld->setColumns(['a']);
        $this->newStructure->method('getPrimaryKey')->willReturn(null);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getPrimaryKey')->willReturn($primaryKeyOld);

        $this->compare();

        self::assertTrue($this->blueprint->isPending());
        self::assertSame(
            [
                'different primary key definition',
                '(!) DROP PRIMARY KEY is not supported by SQLite: Migration must be created manually'
            ],
            $this->blueprint->getDescriptions()
        );
        self::assertNull($this->blueprint->getTableNewPrimaryKey());
        self::assertSame($primaryKeyOld, $this->blueprint->getTableOldPrimaryKey());
        self::assertSame($primaryKeyOld, $this->blueprint->getDroppedPrimaryKey());
    }

    /**
     * @test
     * @throws NotSupportedException
     */
    public function shouldReplacePrimaryKeyWhenDifferentColumns(): void
    {
        $primaryKeyNew = new PrimaryKey();
        $primaryKeyNew->setColumns(['a']);
        $primaryKeyOld = new PrimaryKey();
        $primaryKeyOld->setColumns(['b']);
        $this->newStructure->method('getPrimaryKey')->willReturn($primaryKeyNew);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getPrimaryKey')->willReturn($primaryKeyOld);

        $this->compare();

        self::assertTrue($this->blueprint->isPending());
        self::assertSame(
            [
                'different primary key definition',
                '(!) DROP PRIMARY KEY is not supported by SQLite: Migration must be created manually'
            ],
            $this->blueprint->getDescriptions()
        );
        self::assertSame($primaryKeyNew, $this->blueprint->getTableNewPrimaryKey());
        self::assertSame($primaryKeyOld, $this->blueprint->getTableOldPrimaryKey());
        self::assertSame($primaryKeyNew, $this->blueprint->getAddedPrimaryKey());
        self::assertSame($primaryKeyOld, $this->blueprint->getDroppedPrimaryKey());
    }

    /**
     * @test
     * @throws NotSupportedException
     */
    public function shouldNotReplacePrimaryKeyWhenPKInfoAddedAlready(): void
    {
        $column = $this->getColumn('col');
        $column->setAppend('PRIMARY KEY');
        $this->newStructure->method('getColumns')->willReturn(['col' => $column]);
        $this->newStructure->method('getColumn')->willReturn($column);

        $primaryKeyNew = new PrimaryKey();
        $primaryKeyNew->setColumns(['col']);
        $this->newStructure->method('getPrimaryKey')->willReturn($primaryKeyNew);
        $this->oldStructure->method('getPrimaryKey')->willReturn(null);

        $this->compare();

        self::assertTrue($this->blueprint->isPending());
        self::assertSame($primaryKeyNew, $this->blueprint->getTableNewPrimaryKey());
        self::assertNull($this->blueprint->getTableOldPrimaryKey());
        self::assertNull($this->blueprint->getAddedPrimaryKey());
    }
}


Walking home from the gym i noticed two cups filled with rocks. Children where playing with rocks.
Kids playing with rocks (or sand, dirt, sticks, sea shells, etc) is one of the oldest ways children could use their imaginations.
As i walked another 30-40 feet past the cups, i turned and captured one last photo, inspired by the dilapidated basketball net.
Maybe 2nd or 3rd grade?


fruitful future work in this area.
> project which relates technology and society.
> turning to the AG community for suggestions.
> with regards to 'human factors and the AG'?
> that we just didn't have the manpower for?
> see what interests her.


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You know me so well, I buy things based on names such as polk, jl, and monster. I do absolutely no research on products I buy or regard on how much I spend. You clearly saw that when I bought Dynmat Extreme, it has nothing to do with a promise of an all in one product. Can you "school" me more oh guru of audio, JSta since you know my thought process so well.
Seriously guy, I tried dynamat extreme and I applied, and did a clean install in my old build with dynmat extreme. It did nothing for old build compared to the 3 layers I did with second skin. All the dynmat did was stop the vibrations from the metal. And please don't get too caught up with my finances as I'm more than financially capable to pay for any hobbies I enjoy.
Thanks for qualifying your statements.:) BTW what I highlighted in red is exactly what I'm referring to as does the FAQ on the Dynamat website.
I am currently installing the dynamate extreme. I have all my doors done, both front, and back done, and the back wall. I dont have the floor done as of yet since that will take some time, and will need a friend to help me take all the stuff out etc etc. At any rate, I have noticed that all the rattles are now gone, I do hear some road noise like my tires for sure; I have all terrain tires on my truck so, i get that wha sound a little. Not nearly as much as I did when I did not have it installed, but it is still there a little. I did two layers on every door both ouside (inside), and inside of door. Why? I was trying to quite it down as much as possible. I know from what I have read etc, that all it does is controll the virbation, and plan on putting in somthing thicker like mentioned above inbetween the door.
So, for what it is worth just my two cents, it it working just fine, and is holding up to the Texas heat that we have been haveing here lately. So, so far so good.
I would go with second skin, since they should be the cheeper option.
I think I will go with them actually. To be honest.
Sweet. Well (I'm sure you have heard this) take your time, measure twice cut once, get a friend to help (makes it so much easier this way). Make sure you clean the surfaces that you are applying this to, try to stay away from dish washing detergent or anything like it, because it has a tendency to leave behind a residue, that does not agree with the adhesive on the second skin, and will not allow it to stick. Use some sort of adhesive remover, or carb cleaner or anything that will help get rid of the glue that the maunfacture uses to hold up there vapor barrier. You will know what I am talking about when you see it. Other than that have fun.
I will use Goo gone haha. Its great stuff.
The last few posts have been really quick due to lack of time.
Anyway, I plan on trying to dampen the majority of the car. I will be putting a an exhaust on later this year and it will most likely be loud enopugh to disurb the cabin area.. In that case I will buy a foam layer for my cabin floor. For the doors and the trunk? I will just use secondskin pro. I think 2 or three layers of second skin pro would be more than enough to deaden the doors and the trunk.
As for the ceiling? I do not think i will bother with that just because I feel it would be way to much of a hassle.
Anyone have any input or areas I really should be doing instead of the ones listed above?
I would think the trunk for sure (since that is where you sub is, and will cause the most vibration), then I would do the doors. I dont think the floor, and roof will need your attention till later if you think it is necessary to do them. Any other thoughts from the other people here??
Yah, usually door and trunk. I don't know how loud my exhaust is going to be yet...hopefully not to loud.


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LSU's Blakeney to put name in draft; not hire agent
Antonio Blakeney will enter his name in the NBA Draft but not hire an agent.
LSU's Blakeney to put name in draft; not hire agent Antonio Blakeney will enter his name in the NBA Draft but not hire an agent. Check out this story on thenewsstar.com: http://tnsne.ws/1MHHesP
Staff Reports Published 2:25 p.m. CT April 1, 2016
LSU Tigers guard Antonio Blakeney (2) moves around Florida Gators forward Justin Leon (24) in the second half of their game at the Pete Maravich Assembly Center.(Photo: Chuck Cook/USA TODAY Sports)
BATON ROUGE – LSU guard Antonio Blakeney, who earned All-SEC freshman team honors in 2015-16, has announced that he will test the waters of the new NBA Draft system that will help determine his immediate future.
Blakeney has said he will not hire an agent at this time and that under the new rules in place this year as authored by the NCAA, NBA and National Association of Basketball Coaches, would leave him the opportunity to return for his sophomore season.
"I want to take this opportunity to thank God, my family, my coaches and teammates," Blakeney said. "I've learned some valuable lessons during my freshman year. I'm excited about my future in basketball and look forward to improving on and off the court each day.
"After meeting with my mom and the LSU coaching staff – I've decided to enter my name into the 2016 NBA Draft with the hopes of pursuing my dream of playing the game I love with the best in the world.
"I will not hire an agent to keep my NCAA eligibility intact. I love all the fans at LSU and would love for their support through this process."
Starting this year, a men's basketball student-athlete may put his name into the draft, but he can remove it from the NBA draft list up to 10 days after the conclusion of the NBA draft combine in mid-May. Also, students can enter the NBA draft multiple times without jeopardizing eligibility and may participate in the combine and one tryout per NBA team, per year.
The NBA will invite a select number of draft-eligible players to the combine, which will provide a good indicator of an underclassman's draft potential. Following the combine, the NBA will provide specific feedback. Students can also work out for one NBA team to provide additional assessments.
A student invited to the combine will be allowed to work out with his college coaches from the time he receives his invitation until he withdraws from the draft. Workouts will be kept to the in-season limit of four hours a day for up to 20 hours per week.
Usually in late April and May, men's basketball student-athletes are limited to eight hours per week of skill instruction, conditioning and film review, not to exceed two hours of skill instruction.
The rule change reverses a 2009 decision to move the date by which students must remove their name from the draft to the day before the spring signing period in early April.
"With the new rules that are in place, it will give Antonio an opportunity that wasn't available to players in recent years. We are glad that he will take full advantage of these changes and we are very supportive of his decision," LSU coach Johnny Jones said.
Blakeney, who was also the SEC Freshman of the Week twice during the season, averaged 12.6 points per game and 3.4 rebounds while starting 24 of the Tigers' 33 games. He averaged 30.8 minutes per game and made 52 3-pointers. He finished the season making 89-of-119 free throws (74.8 percent) and 31-of-his-last-32 attempts, including a string of 28 straight.
Over the last 11 games of the season, the Sarasota, Florida native, who was Mr. Basketball as a senior at Oak Ridge High School, raised his scoring average from 9.5 to his final average of 12.6 points and averaged 18.6 points per game over those final 11 games and 14-plus points was his average in the 18 regular season Southeastern Conference games.
Blakeney had eight games of 20-or-more points and scored 32 at home against Florida on Feb. 27 and 31 against Mississippi State on Feb. 6. He had a double-double with 22 points and 10 rebounds in the win over McNeese State and hit four treys in a game on four different occasions.
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Russell Aldridge (5 August 1831 – 27 August 1895) was an English first-class cricketer. Born at Christchurch, Hampshire, Aldridge made a single appearance in first-class cricket for the Marylebone Cricket Club against the Sussex in 1855 at E. Tredcroft's Ground, Horsham, scoring 3 runs during the match, which was won by Sussex. He died at St Pancras, London.

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Russell Aldridge at CricketArchive

1831 births
1895 deaths
People from Christchurch, Dorset
Cricketers from Dorset
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Toyota's unusual discount may be the best graduation gift you can get.
Toyota wants new customers with bright futures. And is willing to pay for them. At least that's our take on the Toyota College Grad discount.
If you are about to graduate from college or have done so in the past couple of years, Toyota will give you $750 back on the vehicles that most college grads in a Toyota dealership are drawn to. Prius, RAV4, Corolla, Camry, Yaris, and yes, even the Tacoma qualify. If you are a recent grad and you desperately want an Avalon like your aunt has, they may be able to help you out, but the College Grad discount may not help you.
Our sources tell us that Toyota is offering steep discounts and heavy incentives to move vehicles and those sources are Toyota's direct competitors, so it's sort of hard to imagine how that information can be untrue. You can read over all the fine details at Toyota's information sheet on the program.
In a nutshell, Toyota will want you to prove you are graduating or already have, will want you to show proof that you have a job, and they also want you to talk to them about financing. The program does also apply to leases. And by the way, leases work great for folks just entering the workforce. Bet on yourself and get into a car that is a little more expensive knowing you can make the payments as you get promoted. Or, get a car you can more easily afford and give yourself an easy way to get out of that car and into a Lexus when everyone sees how wicked smart you are at the office and promotes you. Either way, leases work great for folks who will be in a car for just a few years.
If you are one of the really smart folks who actually learned to make things in the past couple of years instead of drinking your way through a Basket Weaving degree, Toyota also wants you to have $750. Yes, recent grads of Trade and vocational schools are eligible as well.