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Q: pyplot: loglog() with base e Python (and matplotlib) newbie here coming over from R, so I hope this question is not too idiotic. I'm trying to make a loglog plot on a natural log scale. But after some googling I cannot somehow figure out how to force pyplot to use a base e scale on the axes. The code I have currently:
import matplotlib.pyplot as pyplot
import math

e = math.exp(1)
pyplot.loglog(range(1,len(degrees)+1),degrees,'o',basex=e,basey=e)

Where degrees is a vector of counts at each value of range(1,len(degrees)+1). For some reason when I run this code, pyplot keeps giving me a plot with powers of 2 on the axes. I feel like this ought to be easy, but I'm stumped...
Any advice is greatly appreciated!

A: It can also works for semilogx and semilogy to show them in e and also change their name.
import matplotlib.ticker as mtick
fig, ax = plt.subplots()
def ticks(y, pos):
    return r'$e^{:.0f}$'.format(np.log(y))

plt.semilogy(Time_Series, California_Pervalence ,'gray', basey=np.e  )
ax.yaxis.set_major_formatter(mtick.FuncFormatter(ticks))

plt.show()

Take a look at the image.

A: When plotting using plt.loglog you can pass the keyword arguments basex and basey as shown below.
From numpy you can get the e constant with numpy.e (or np.e if you import numpy as np)
import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

# Generate some data.
x = np.linspace(0, 2, 1000)
y = x**np.e

plt.loglog(x,y, basex=np.e, basey=np.e)
plt.show()

Edit
Additionally if you want pretty looking ticks you can use matplotlib.ticker to choose the format of your ticks, an example of which is given below.
import numpy as np

import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import matplotlib.ticker as mtick

x = np.linspace(1, 4, 1000)

y = x**3

fig, ax = plt.subplots()

ax.loglog(x,y, basex=np.e, basey=np.e)

def ticks(y, pos):
    return r'$e^{:.0f}$'.format(np.log(y))

ax.xaxis.set_major_formatter(mtick.FuncFormatter(ticks))
ax.yaxis.set_major_formatter(mtick.FuncFormatter(ticks))

plt.show()


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I have in prod.log message of error. But there is missing query to SOLR - so I can't configure what was requested and how to fix it.
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Well, Now Jena Malone Has an Official Offer for 'Catching Fire' Role
by Ben Pearson
Source: THR
Despite being outshined by The Avengers at the box office and likely to be pushed even further back in our minds by Chris Nolan's looming The Dark Knight Rises, The Hunger Games certainly hasn't been forgotten by Hollywood. In fact, it's sequel The Hunger Games: Catching Fire is churning up one of the biggest casting battles in recent memory, keeping all eyes on the world of Panem and leaving fans wondering who will take on the role of the ax-wielding former Games winner Johanna Mason. THR reports that Jena Malone, who was previously in talks for the part, has now officially been offered the role. More below!
Alice in Wonderland star Mia Wasikowska and model Zoe Aggeliki were reportedly up for the part first, but Malone entered the picture and Wasikowska dropped to the sidelines while Aggeliki was seemingly set for the part. It's been quite a silly flip flop game that would make politicians blush. Despite Sucker Punch's many flaws, I thought Malone did a solid job in it, but I'll be excited to see if she can take on an even stronger character this time out. We'll have to see if she actually signs on the dotted line or if we end up bouncing back and forth between these contenders a few more times before they head back into the arena.
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lol.It's The Hunger Games for the cast of The Hunger games.Best to drop 'em all off on an island and have them battle it out .To the death.The last one standing gets the part.Hey ,a new reality tv show!The Casting Games.
the shenanigans on Jul 3, 2012
your so awesome. lool
nick on Jul 3, 2012
Only if the boy from district 3 is Glenn Jacobs... I know he's 10-15 years too old but he deserves your google search.
Akirakorn on Jul 3, 2012
I like the winner of this Casting Game for Johanna Mason
Marc Callado on Jul 4, 2012
Who's casting this, some random Democratic Presidential Nominee? Seriously, I see Kmart is the only one with discounts on flip flops this week... Actually the more I think about Jenna Malone in this role the more I wanna see Jenna Malone... ahem... in this role. @ Ben. Agree with you on Sucker Punch, and Oscar Isaac deserves some credit too for his performance.
... do we really need to address how much money a movie makes on every article? Do we really care that much, or judge the quality or how it will be remembered by that alone? Or am I living in a world where the Twilight crap is among the best and Blade Runner is a complete waste of time?
Yahzee on Jul 4, 2012
Oliver Stoned on Jul 5, 2012
She's hasnt done anything really good in a while, but it's good to see her getting this role. I thought she was really good in Saved and LIfe as a House.
Booooo
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Under a previous Freedom of Information Request filed by Mr Alistair Johnston on 23 Sept 2011, TfL provided a redacted copy of the Business Case for the cable car now known as the Emirates Air Line (TfL Ref: FOI-0844-1112).
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Why do electrons move around?
By: admin Published: June 15, 2021
The electron moves through space because of its charge, but its electrons also interact with others to form the bonds that hold atoms together.
That's why it's called an atom, and why it works like a magnet.
The electrons of an atom's nucleus, which are about 2.5 millimeters across, are all packed in tightly and locked together.
These bonds form the electron shells of atoms.
That makes an atom a very efficient electron transfer medium.
But its most important property is that electrons can be attracted or repelled in a way that's hard to imagine in nature.
Scientists call these repelling interactions the "electron attraction" and the "phonon repelling" or "photon attraction."
When an electron moves away from another atom, it changes its electric charge.
It emits a photon.
In a typical electron world, the photon is a single electron that has a spin.
But in a superconducting atom, each electron has a pair of photons that have different spins.
When an atom with two photons in a pair interacts with an atom without two photons, it creates a quantum spin.
In the superconductive state, a quantum wave is created.
That quantum wave can then be used to create a strong electric field around that atom.
And that quantum field can then cause the atom to flip around.
The atoms can change their orientation in response to the change in the electric field.
But the changes to the electron charge have an effect on the atom.
It can change the amount of charge that the electron has and how much it can emit.
That affects how much energy is produced, too.
In an electron's environment, a photon with a spin of one can give a very strong electric charge, and the photon can also give a weak charge.
The stronger the electric charge in an atom is, the more it can affect its environment.
When a photon interacts with a charged atom, the electrons in the atom have a way of interacting with each other to form a superposition of these charged particles.
The superposition can then allow a photon to flip in one direction and emit a photon that's opposite in charge.
That can then change the electron's orientation.
That could give the electron a much stronger electric field, which could potentially flip the atom around.
It's a quantum effect.
In another way, electrons are like magnets.
When the electrons of a particle are attached to another particle, a strong magnetic field can form around the pair of electrons.
That creates an electric field that pulls the electrons together.
When those electrons are pulled apart, they have an electric charge that's stronger than the original electron's charge.
When these electrons are separated, they're attracted to each other.
They can flip that attraction to the opposite direction and cause an electric shock.
The attraction is the reason the electrons move through space.
When two electrons are attached, they can interact with each others' electrons, but they can't interact with other particles.
When they're separated, the attraction is weak.
That means they can flip between the two directions of the electric force.
When this happens, the charge between the electrons can shift.
When it does, the two electrons can attract each other and make a strong current.
And when they're not attached, the electric current can travel across the surface of the atom, which creates a strong repulsion.
That repulsion creates a very weak magnetic field.
In superconductivity, electrons in atoms are attached by a layer of magnetic materials called lattice.
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The layer is very thin, about a nanometer thick.
When you put a layer on top of a thin layer of electrons, the layers are actually very close together.
This creates a magnetic field that keeps the two layers in their correct position, and keeps the layers separated.
This makes it extremely difficult to break the layers apart.
But if the layers were very far apart, the magnetic field would just disappear, so the layers would still be close together, and they would still create strong repulsions.
But when the layers move away from each other, they change their magnetic fields so that the layers can't form strong repulsive forces.
The reason the two-electron layer works so well is that it's so small.
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When one electron moves from one layer to the next, the next layer becomes separated from the one before it.
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In contrast, the electron with a much larger charge in a single layer can cause the electrons that remain in the layer to be attracted to the one with a smaller charge.
So a superconductor can keep these two layers separated by the superconditions that they form.
In fact, a superco
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Earlham recognized for value in list of top midwestern colleges
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Earlham College and Ivy Tech Community College approve first transfer agreements
January 11, 2021The institutions finalized six articulation agreements in some of their most popular degree programs, eliminating barriers for Indiana's community college students seeking a world-class education from a four-year institution. Earlham is among the first national liberal arts colleges to develop a strong partnership with a public community college.
White House Correspondent April Ryan to be the keynote speaker at MLK Jr. Day celebration event
January 06, 2021The virtual event begins at 7 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 17, with a keynote titled "We are not makers of history. We are made of history." A question-and-answer session will follow at 7:45 p.m.
Kim Tanner named vice president for institutional advancement at Earlham College
January 06, 2021Kim Tanner, an Earlham graduate from the Class of 1990, has served as Earlham's interim vice president of institutional advancement since summer 2019 and has nearly three decades of experience in higher education, all at Earlham.
Kristen Lainsbury named new vice president of marketing and communications at Earlham College
December 18, 2020Kristen Lainsbury, an experienced higher education creative leader and former journalist, has been named vice president for marketing and communications at Earlham College.
Earlham grads named co-authors on groundbreaking study that reversed the clock on aging
December 17, 2020Recent Earlham College graduates Kate Korobkina and Emma Hoffmann are co-authors in a pioneering study led by Harvard Medical School scientists that reversed age-related vision loss and eye damage from glaucoma in mice.
Earlham College offers additional $8K in scholarships to students within 150 miles
November 23, 2020At a time when students and their families have concerns about traveling far from home to study, Earlham College has announced additional financial support to students in the region.
New at Earlham: Nathen Peck is one of North America's youngest certified animal trackers
November 19, 2020Since the age of 16, Peck has become a skilled observer in animal movement and behavior by earning certification in wildlife tracking and sign notification by CyberTracker North America. The credential, which is shared by just about 1,000 people in the United States and Canada, is sought after by experts in the areas of ecology and conservation seeking to better understand the natural world.
Students contributing to professor's national breast cancer research project
November 13, 2020Earlham College Associate Professor of Physics Michael Lerner has been awarded an extension from the National Institute of Health to continue breast cancer research through the fall term that began last year with collaborators from Johns Hopkins University.
Calculating the future: Mirian George is an aspiring actuary
November 09, 2020When Mirian George was 12, a friend told her that becoming an actuary was a way to predict the future. Now thriving at Earlham, George's academic prowess helped her earn two scholarships from the International Association for Black Actuaries, awards that support her education and cover registration fees for the demanding exams needed to become certified in the profession.
Grant provides Earlham students access to satellite-assisted tools, enabling high-resolution map of campus farm
October 30, 2020Geology students at Earlham College are using state-of-the-art Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) tools on loan from a national non-profit research and educational consortium to produce high-resolution topography maps.


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Surely you've heard of Twitch by now. It's a popular site where you can watch people who are far better than you at video games play for your amusement. It's filled with interesting personalities who play games like Dota 2 3 Of The Most Noob Friendly Dota 2 Heroes, And Some To Avoid 3 Of The Most Noob Friendly Dota 2 Heroes, And Some To Avoid How do you even know which heroes to play when you get started? Which heroes are good for beginners? That's exactly what we are going to cover today. Read More , Hearthstone 3 Hearthstone Streamers To Watch If You Want To Improve 3 Hearthstone Streamers To Watch If You Want To Improve Playing and streaming are two peas in a pod when you're a gamer in 2014. If you play games, you probably watch others play them. For me, it started with League of Legends and has... Read More , World of Warcraft Getting Started With World Of Warcraft: A Complete Newbie's Guide Getting Started With World Of Warcraft: A Complete Newbie's Guide Here's what you need to know if you've never tried World of Warcraft before. Read More , and… painting?
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The Cold Moon will reach the peak of its full phase at 17:49 GMT on 22 December.
Keep an eye on your local forecast to find out whether clear skies will help you to see the supermoon.
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A supermoon occurs when a full moon coincides with the moon reaching perigee (the moon's closest point of orbit to Earth).
The Cold Moon of December was sometimes also referred to as the Long Night Moon by some Native American tribes. During December, the winter nights are at their longest and darkest, giving the Cold Moon its other common name. The term Long Night Moon is a doubly appropriate name because the midwinter night is indeed long, and because the Moon is above the horizon for a long time. The midwinter full Moon has a high trajectory across the sky because it is opposite a low Sun.


It's Game 1 of the Stanley Cup playoffs for the St. Louis Blues, and rookie goaltender Jordan Binnington is standing in the middle of a madhouse.
The Bell MTS Centre in Winnipeg provides one of the NHL's most raucous home-ice advantages, as generations of Jets-obsessed Manitobans assemble in white shirts to turn the arena into an alabaster cauldron every postseason. Many veteran goaltenders have entered it and melted down under the combined intensity of the crowd and the Jets' offense, which generated 71 more goals at home than it did on the road over the past two seasons. Binnington is the antithesis of a veteran. This wasn't just his first game in Winnipeg, but his first playoff game in the NHL.
"It's playoff hockey. I can take a hit. We're going to stay composed and keep working," Binnington recalled thinking.
And then Binnington didn't allow another goal in Game 1, as the Blues completed a 2-1 win. He even got his comeuppance on Scheifele, stretching his pad over to take away a gaping net from the Jets center in the last moments of the third period.
Binnington would, in fact, speak about it on the day of Game 1. "It was a while ago when I was a teenager. It was a little sarcasm and joking around. That's what life is about, you live and learn and you grow as a human. I'm just here to play a couple hockey games," he said.
"He would want to get it out there, and get it right. That if he offended anyone, he was sorry. That he didn't mean to offend. I know him better than anybody, and he's not that kind of person," he said.
So what kind of person is Jordan Binnington? He's somehow both a study in humility and extreme self-assurance, a 25-year-old goalie that's put together a masterful (if truncated) rookie campaign to lead the Blues from the Western Conference basement to a spot in the playoffs. A player who waited years for his number to be called, and is now doing everything he can to keep the crease, because he believes he should.
"You could just tell when you first got him that he was outstanding. A lot of confidence. Great technical goalie. He did what he had to do to stop the puck," said Redquest, who appeared in one game with the Pittsburgh Penguins in the 1977-78 season and has been the Owen Sound goalie coach for about a decade now.
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Martin Brodeur met Binnington when the Blues acquired the Hockey Hall of Fame goalie in 2014, playing seven games before retiring to join the team's hockey operations department.
That's when he really got to know Binnington.
"I think I sent him down to the minors three times. Like, directly. And I'd see the look on his face and it was like, 'Seriously?' He thought he belonged [in the NHL]. That's a great trait to have, that confidence," Brodeur said.
In 2017, Binnington refused to take a step back in his career when the Blues asked him to take a demotion to the ECHL, because the team was sharing a minor league affiliation with the Vegas Golden Knights and didn't have a roster spot for him in Chicago.
"The year they tried to send him to the East Coast league, he refused to go. He said, 'I'm not an East Coast goalie. I'm better than that.' Another one of his goalie coaches found him a spot in Providence and that was fantastic. He thought he was ready to be a pro. He stuck to his guns, bless his heart, and said he wasn't going down," Redquest said.
"He was frustrated. He came to camp, he was ready, and he got one period of an exhibition game. But they told him that he wasn't in their plans," Redquest said.
Binnington was 25 years old. He felt he was NHL-ready. He returned to the AHL and dominated for the San Antonio Rampage — 11-4-0, .927 save percentage — while watching the Blues stumble out of the gate with very ordinary goaltending, eventually firing their head coach, Mike Yeo.
The chance came when Johnson was put on waivers and Binnington was called up on Dec. 10, 2018. His first start came on Jan. 1, a victory over the Philadelphia Flyers. Then another against Montreal. Then a third against Dallas, having given up just two goals in his first three starts. By Feb. 19, he was 13-1-1, having helped resurrect the Blues from the bottom of the conference to a playoff seed. By season's end, he had played himself into rookie of the year consideration with a 24-5-1 record in 32 appearances, with a .927 save percentage and an NHL-best 1.89 goals-against average.
"Nobody knows what happened, but it happened pretty good, though," Brodeur said with a laugh.
"I don't think we made the mistake. I think the whole league made the mistake. He's a late bloomer," Brodeur said.
Binnington got his break, never wavering in his conviction that he could thrive when it arrived, even when he was buried on the depth chart or in the minor leagues. It's the journey that makes him savor this. It's the journey that keeps him modest.
"Every day in this league is incredible. I'm very humbled to play up here," he said.


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[EDITORIALS]The talking ends
The North Korea policy of the Roh administration has proved to have its limits. The 19th round of inter-Korean ministerial talks were held despite opposition from inside and outside the government. But the talks came to an abrupt end without producing any breakthrough. The North's delegation condemned the South and went back home a day earlier than had been planned. The talks should not have been held at all.
It became clear that it was a naive idea for the administration to say it wanted to persuade the North to change. The North's delegation made provocative remarks emphasizing its "military-first" policy from the beginning. In the end, they lost their tempers and left the talks.
This round of talks showed what the North thinks of the South. It made outrageous remarks, such as that its military-first policy protects South Korea and that the ministerial talks are not to be used to talk about military issues or the six-party talks. By this they mean that Seoul should pay the price the North wants because the North protects us.
Seoul's reaction to the North's missile launches was irresponsible. Seoul had said earlier that the North's missile tests were only political maneuvering.
It has become clear what South Korea should do now. North Korea threatens South Korea's security. Half of North Korea's missiles target South Korea. Hundreds of thousands of long-range artillery pieces and multiple rocket launchers are aimed at Seoul.
But the North Korea policy of the Roh administration dulls the people's alertness about national security. This policy should be abolished unless the South Korean government wants to leave our security to the North and pays the price for doing so.
This does not mean that inter-Korean relations must become hostile, like they were in the past. A policy of reconciliation and cooperation can be carried out properly only when the administration is determined not to compromise over matters involving its national security.
It is hard to find a way for South Korea to end the missile crisis immediately and on its own. It should watch efforts made by international society and provide the necessary assistance to such efforts. The government needs to make an appropriate reaction without a delay to the North's missile launches, as it did to Japan's musing about a pre-emptive attack against the North. Seoul should not forget that our alliance with Washington protects our security ― at least until we can do it all ourselves.


Today, I woke up and suddenly desperately needed to go for a run. So, I donned my running gear and headed outside. I ran from my apartment to the Rhône, ran along the river, then ran home. It was pretty wonderful. I'm going to work on running longer and longer distances for my remaining three weeks in France.
After finishing my run, I decided to head back outside and spent a couple of hours reading in the sun on the banks of the river. Perfect.
Reading on the River bank.
Okay, back to Isaac's trip. We spent last Tuesday and Wednesday in Lyon. On Tuesday, I woke up to go to my first day of International Business Law class. I spent two hours in that class while Isaac wandered around the city. After spending two hours in that class, I decided that was two hours too many. So, I dropped that class and decided to spend the whole week and a half of Isaac's visit with him instead. It was a much better decision.
Anyway, after I decided not to return to the class, Isaac and I rearranged our plans for the trip. We went to The King's Speech on Tuesday night with Colton, which was my first movie-going experience in France. The movie was brilliant! I can't decide if I think Black Swan or the King's Speech deserved the Oscar more – they were both amazing films. After the movie, Isaac, Colton and I wandered around Vieux Lyon and got drinks at a little bar.
A fountain in Lyon. Supposedly, the horses snort water if you wait long enough.
On Thursday, Isaac and I caught a 9am train bound for Paris. After checking into our hotel, we began a walking tour of Paris, heading in the general direction of the Notre Dame Cathedral. Our first stop was the Montparnesse Cemetery.
I know it's weird, but I love old cemeteries. So peaceful.
Then, we went to the Hôtel National des Invalides to see Napoleon's Tomb and check out the Museum of Arms.
Napoleon's Tomb inside Les Invalides.
Isaac in front of Les Invalides.
The Museum of Arms inside Les Invalides was very cool – they have swords, guns and uniforms from the 12th to the 20th Century.
Next, we wandered around checking out the streets of Paris on our way to the Eiffel Tower.
Isaac decided he wanted to walk up the stairs on the Eiffel tower instead of taking the elevator (good thing, too, because the elevators were shutting down right when we got there). So, we climbed the 700+ steps to the second level (the last level accessible by stairs).
Me and Isaac on the Eiffel Tower.
I thought it would be harder to climb up all of those stairs, but it was actually not too bad (after I had a moment or two to recover and catch my breath… 🙂 ).
Posing in front of the Eiffel Tower. Isaac feels like it is more important to get a person's feet than to get the top of the monument. I feel differently. We're having a debate over which view is better.
Isaac, posing in front of the Eiffel Tower - how European.
After admiring the Eiffel Tower from all angles, we headed over to the Arc de Triomphe and, because we hadn't climbed enough stairs that day already, we climbed the 380+ stairs to the top of that monument.
We ended our first day in Paris by doing my favorite Thursday night activity in Paris – wandering around the Champs Elysées, where, as I mentioned last time I was in Paris, the stores are open until midnight!
Hot wine at a restaurant on the Champs Elysées.
On our second day in Paris, we decided to head to the Notre Dame first, since we never made it there on Thursday.
The other side of the Notre Dame.
We also wandered around the islands in the middle of the Seine River and found the best ice cream in Paris, Berthillon.
Isaac eating his apricot and green apple ice cream.
I had a scoop of dark chocolate and a scoop of mandarin. They were both delicious!
Isaac's mom suggested that we go to the Musée d'Orangerie, so we decided to spend some time there that afternoon. It's full of impressionist art, and it was fabulous.
My favorite painting at the Orangerie Museum.
We wandered more… We must have walked at least 5-10 miles each day we were in Paris.
Hard to believe this is self-photography, right?
We then visited the Pantheon and the Jardin du Luxembourg.
Finally (relax, relax, the post is almost over, I swear!), we paid a brief visit to the Hard Rock Cafe in Paris so I could get a pin for Nancy.
After a very busy two days in Paris, we headed back to Lyon early on Saturday morning.
I hope y'all are ready for me – I'll be home in just three weeks!


Why sketching? What is it? And, why is it important to design?
A conventional approach to understanding design and one that is often cited is from the classic book, Engineering Design Methods by Nigel Cross who subdivides the process as a series of linear, yet distinct activities; from concept to development to detail design.
Of course, these sections may be thought of as iterative; not as linear as the model depicted in Figure 1 may suggest. Indeed, a process of design will often shift and iterate between and among these sections (as indicated through the returning, curvilinear arrows).
However, if we think of design as a sequence of iterative phases that progress towards final production, we are then able to identify an open or fuzzy phase of design. In this we contrast a divergent conceptual design ideation with a more convergent, specific and detailed design phase. We do this as much to contrast the different aims of design at these different phases of the process, as to highlight the kinds of design work involved or tools used at any given stage.
Various tools of expressive design representation are utilized as part of the design process, comprising of a wide variety of media to produce sketches, drawings, models and prototypes. At a conceptual, or divergent and open end of design, idea sketches, study sketches, usability and memory sketches are often used in order for the designer or design team to express, explore and communicate design intentions to other team members.
This kind of sketching can be described as concept sketching. However, in the context of our discussion of the why of sketching to follow, we can turn this around and instead describe sketching concept. In this way we now focus attention on the designer as a user of the tool of sketching rather than the sketch itself. This then has the potential to provide a far richer space to examine the influence and implications of sketching as critical tool for design. This is because it then more directly points towards the kinds of reasoning involved and required to create "marks on paper" during the ideation phase.
As we move forward in a process of design, from conceptual design ideation through development design, other kinds of design representations are often used by the designer to develop, explore, propose and communicate design intentions. The kinds of sketches that are used in this phase include sketch rendering and explanation sketches. These high fidelity sketches are often more than ambiguous sketches employed during the earlier phases of the design process. An example of a high fidelity representation is the use of inspirational sketches to convey design intention and the emotional reasoning to other stakeholders and clients.
As design progresses, the kinds of representations employed to communicate the designer's intentions to others also move towards an even higher level of detail and fidelity. As such, the kind of sketching, the character of sketching, has a relationship to the stage in design that the designer or design team is engaged with. In this way sketching may be categorized within taxonomy along the dimensions of a classification system that uses levels of detail, fidelity and stage to categorize various sketches and illustrations.
The focus on the designer as sketcher, however, is reflected in the four taxons of explorative, persuasive, explanatory and prescriptive sketches that then see sketching through the lens of purpose of output rather than referencing the inherent characteristics of the different sketches themselves or the stage which they are used.
Looking at the kinds of illustrations presented above, it becomes apparent that ambiguous and casual sketches are most prolific during the explorative phase of conceptual design ideation. This addresses the first of our questions: Sketching is a critical way through which the designer expresses and explores ideas during concept design ideation.
Thus, we must now attempt to address the reasons why sketch ability appear so critical to conceptual design. One way is to understand the kinds of reasoning required to engage in generative conceptual ideation. We may then be better placed to consider the kinds of reasoning required against sketching's role and use as driver for ideation.
Design ideation appears to require a particular type of generative thinking. One way to define this kind of thinking is apposition reasoning. Appositional reasoning may be described as reasoning between a problem and the solution where an understanding of the problem emerges through attempts made at its resolution. The designer concurrently attempts to understand the design problem and possible issues associated with it (i.e. user needs, the context and scenario of use, functional and material choices, possibilities for manufacture etc), while at the same time moving between problem definition and solution ideation to propose, suggest, select and finally develop potential solution candidates. Thus, conceptual ideation may be thought of as an iterative (between problems and solutions) and reflective activity (evaluation of the potential of solution candidates) in which design solutions are assessed and evaluated against an emerging understanding of the design problem.
From this perspective, conceptual design ideation can be thought as a tension between an emerging definition of the design problem, and the proposition of and reflection upon potential solution ideas. That is, the problem is defined through the proposition and reflection upon solution attempts which then iteratively provide opportunities for a greater definition of the original design problem. This process continues until a most appropriate solution is identified, or until time or resources run out.
In a recent study at the dpr.lab, a number of design protocols were conducted to compare the ideation activities of designers and non-designers, who were required to respond to a typically ill-defined problem. In this case, the participants were asked to identify a design direction for a sports watch for young people.
The resulting videos of conceptual design work were classified between problem and solution driven, whereupon it was found that the non-designers spent significantly more time in problem-focused work than the design participants. In contrast design participants engaged significantly more time in generative conceptual ideation and more frequently transited between attempts to define the design problem and explore the possibilities of solution candidates.
Interestingly, the design participants' extended time in solution ideation was seen to be driven by, or at least facilitated through, an ability to sketch. In contrast, the non-design participants spent a greater amount of time in naming particular items to focus upon within the problem space, drawing heavily upon written notes and annotations. Thus, the design participants' conceptual ideation work was very much sketch-driven, whereas the non-design participants tended to be very limited in their sketch work, preferring to offer notes and suggestions related to a definition of the problem.
So, in terms of apposition reasoning's role during conceptual ideation, we may say the design participants spent significantly more time engaging with sketch-driven, generative ideation, compared to those with little or no design ability. And that Their ability to employ sketching as means to identify, propose, and express possible solution candidates given a developing understanding of the design problem, was key to the generation of ideas and establishment of a design direction.
In contrast, when we looked at the same protocol for the non-design participants, their work was dominated by defining the problem. That is, it was dominated by attempts to express the problem, to get a stronger understanding of the issue related to it, but with far less time spent in the generative proposition of and reflection upon potential solution candidates.
This was the key significant difference between the design and the non-design participants. And it suggests that this is indicative of the ways that sketching ability or a lack thereof, inhibited appositional bridge building between the design problem and generative solution ideation.
Sketching is a critical way through which the designer expresses and explores ideas during concept design ideation.
This then appears to indicate how, through sketching, the designer is in a better position to explore potential solutions given a developing understanding of the design problem, facilitated through generative attempts at its resolution. Whereas non-designers tended to become stuck in problem definition, with little opportunity for appositional bridge-building between problem definition and the assessment of solution attempts based upon an emergent understanding of the design problem.
That is, the act of sketching supports the ability to ideate and to develop an emergent understanding of the design problem. To then employ this understanding in the evaluation of solution candidates during generative ideation appears critical to the phase of conceptual design itself. Thus sketching, in its provision of a means to propose and develop potential solution candidates, while concurrently providing opportunities to scope and (re)define the design problem, appears to be the reason for the sketch's continued and ubiquitous use during design ideation.
Finally, returning to the questions posed at the beginning of our article, we may say that sketching is a critical part of conceptual design due to its ability to provide opportunities to approximate solution ideas that are both assessed for their suitability in terms of an emergent understanding of the design problem, and concurrently contribute to such an understanding. As such, it is only through the representation of solutions that are able to approximate such things as form, design aesthetic, use and function that the designer is able to engage the kinds of appositional bridge-building required during conceptual design. This is why sketching acts as an important scaffold for reasoning between design problems and their potential solutions. Taking this further, we take the position that it is only through sketching that the designer is able to truly and effectively engage in the act of conceptual design ideation.
And so, the reason for sketching's continued and ubiquitous relationship to design, we would suggest, is its fundamental ability to provide for the kinds of generative reasoning so critical to design.
That is to say, to sketch is to design….
Co-authored by James Self (Design School, UNIST, Korea) and Eujin Pei (Department of Design, Brunel, UK). The above article is adapted from a conference presentation that was first made at iasdr2015 (International Association of Societies of Design Research), Brisbane, Australia.
Great article. Pay attention kids: "In my day" it was the digital tools that would set one apart, now it is the analog skills that are most sought after.
Beautifully articulated. I enjoyed it thoroughly as it was reassuring once own belief. Sadly few colleagues from design teaching fraternity very strongly feel that drawing skill is not a must for the design entrant and any student can be trained for drawing. I believe no matter how good farmer one is he will not be able to change the fertility value of a land. Therefore, basic skill of drawing must be an important set of skill a design entrant must have .
Sketch is one of the most important part for me.
What is an INSPIRACTION illustration?
This taxonomy would be much more informative if it used just one singular product example (i.e. vacuum cleaner) to explain all of the different methods of sketching.
Great article! As a design sketching teacher I also distinguish two sketching mind-sets based on 'purpose of output': exploratory sketching and communicative sketching. I fully agree with the value of sketching as a tool for 'appositional reasoning' in conceptual design, but I would like to go a step further and argue that conceptual thinking is not limited to a specific phase in the design process. In my experience as a designer I use both low- and high fidelity sketches throughout the whole process and find myself developing concepts at every stage of the design. The only difference is the level of abstracion of the subject that will often shift from scenario based sketches to more concrete sketches of objects and interfaces to an exploration of design and engineering details. I think it is important to recognize this fact and emphasize the value of sketching at all stages of the design process. Too often I see designers (and students) further develop their initial concept in CAD only. In my experience a crossover workflow of using 3D development and (digital) sketching offers a much richer, faster and practical approach and will lead to better solutions. I believe it is our duty as ID-teachers to help students gain this insight through experience and support them in the development of the right mind-set and the appropriate tools. Thanks for sharing your insights!
we're working on the same thing, I'd love to get in touch.


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I am struggling to find a way of getting the url from the action and controller names.
I am aware of UrlHelper.Action but it does not exist within Global.asax. How do I gain access to this method?:
// Add permanent redirection for retired pages (Application_BeginRequest())
if (HttpContext.Current.Request.Url.LocalPath.ToLower().StartsWith("/blah/listrecieved"))
{
    HttpContext.Current.Response.RedirectPermanent(/*Need url generated from action and controller*/);
}

Alternatively I have created a route, if that's how I should be getting the string, this is also fine but I am unsure of how:
routes.MapRoute(
    name: "blah-list-received",
    url: "blah/list-received",
    defaults: new { controller = "Blah", action = "ListReceived" }
);

for example, it might look like this:
// Add permanent redirection for retired pages
if (HttpContext.Current.Request.Url.LocalPath.ToLower().StartsWith("/blah/listrecieved"))
{
    HttpContext.Current.Response.RedirectPermanent(routes.GetUrl( "blah-list-received" ) );
}

A: You need to construct the UrlHelper yourself:
var url = new UrlHelper(HttpContext.Current.Request.RequestContext, RouteTable.Routes)
             .Action("YourAction",
                     "YourController",
                     new { paramName = paramValue });

See MSDN


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Building Brighter Dreams is a non-profit organization that provides an outdoor experience for kids that are disabled or who have battled a life threatening illness between the ages of 12-25.
Building Brighter Dreams is dedicated to promote and enhance the spiritual, physical and mental well-being of youth and adolescents with special needs, and their families, through shared outdoor experiences.
Building Brighter Dreams (BBD) is focused on making multiple kids' dream a reality through the experience that we can offer them. We are located in southern Iowa and have several thousand acres that we intensively manage for our guests and our friends and family to enjoy. Our lodge is located on top of a bluff that over looks a couple thousand acres of beautiful countryside. We offer different outdoor experiences throughout the year which include archery deer and turkey hunts, shed hunts, and fishing trips.
While Building Brighter Dreams is dedicated to giving our guests the best experience as possible, we also are focused on sharing the knowledge and experience we have with managing our land for conservation and wildlife with others. Our founder, Tyler Bass, is a wildlife biologist that works with private landowners on a daily basis to try and help them improve their land for certain wildlife species. He spends a lot of time presenting all over the Midwest on different ways to manage for whitetails, turkey, upland game birds, grassland birds, and waterfowl. The neat thing that brings all of Tyler's work as a biologist, landowner and founder of BBD together is the fact that with all the management he does on his own farms, it only creates a better experience for our guests when they come to our lodge for several days to hunt or fish. So keep your eyes open on this page because Tyler will continuously be posting wildlife pictures and tips on managing your own land. Tyler will also be posting when he will be doing wildlife management talks throughout the year for the public so stay tuned!
Building Brighter Dreams (BBD) truly enjoys meeting new people and sharing where we are going with our organization. The roots behind BBD are in the story of our Executive Director, Tyler Bass. At a young age, Tyler faced a scare with his own health and never forgot the emotions that he dealt with during that struggle. From that experience, he pursued his dream of forming an organization to take kids and families into the outdoors who were dealing with some of the same health scares he had faced. Tyler felt like the outdoors and new friends would provide these families with an amazing escape from the reality they deal with every day. Not to mention, he felt like this was a great way to give back and also share the things he and the other members of BBD truly love in life, hunting and enjoying the outdoors.
Interest and support for BBD has grown quickly and through the process we have met some amazing people. The Building Brighter Dreams promotional video has gotten a huge amount of interest and people are wanting to help play a big part in our mission. They have full confidence in what we are doing and I can promise that if you help us out and become a donor, you will be standing behind what we feel is a new and very passionate perspective on who we are and why we love connecting with the outdoors.
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"There are no words to explain how much Tyler Bass and the Building Brighter Dreams organization can affect a family after you get to know them. What they are doing is simply amazing and it is easy to see how they can put a spark back into a child's life after going through something tragic. This organization is going to set milestones, I know it."
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Betty was born on October 6, 1932 and passed away on Tuesday, April 9, 2019.
Betty was a resident of Battleboro, North Carolina at the time of passing.
Betty Ann worked for Carolina Telephone for several years after graduating from high school.
Funeral services will be held at 2 pm on Friday, April 22, 2019 at Carlisle Funeral Home in Tarboro. Burial will follow in Edgecombe Memorial Park, Tarboro. Visitation will be from 7 to 9 pm on Thursday, April, 11 at Carlisle Funeral Home. Visitation at the Carlisle Funeral Home from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM on April 11, 2019.


Remove meat from the bones of the rotisserie chicken, discarding skin. Pull the meat into bite-sized shreds and measure out 4 cups of meat. Save the remainder for another use.
In a large pot, combine the bones of the chicken with the chicken broth. Bring to a simmer over medium-high heat, reduce the heat to low and simmer for 30 minutes. Strain the stock into a large measuring cup and discard the bones. Measure out 2 cups of the broth to use in the recipe and save the remainder for another use.
In a large cast iron skillet, melt the butter over medium heat. When the butter is foamy, add the onion, carrots, parsnips and celery, and cook, stirring frequently, until the vegetables have softened slightly, 6 to 8 minutes. Season with salt and pepper. Add the thyme, garlic and bay leaves, and cook, stirring, until aromatic, about 1 minute. Stir in the flour and cook, stirring constantly, until the raw starchiness has cooked out, about 3 minutes.
Add hot chicken broth, stirring constantly to break up any lumps, and then stir in the potatoes. Bring to a simmer and cook until the sauce has thickened to a gravy-like consistency, about 15 minutes. Stir in the chicken, peas and heavy cream and simmer until heated through, about 5 minutes, then remove from the heat. Remove the bay leaf and stir in the parsley.
On a lightly floured counter, roll out one sheet of puff pastry until it measures about 12 inches across. Place two ramekins upside down on the pastry and cut a circle around the ramekins, leaving about a 1 inch pastry border around the rim. Place the pastry rounds on a baking sheet. Repeat with the remaining pastry and ramekins.
Flip the ramekins right-side up. Divide the chicken filling between the ramekins and, using a pastry brush, brush the rims with a little bit of the egg wash. Place the pastry rounds on top of the ramekins, fold the excess pastry over the side of the ramekins, and press firmly to seal. Brush egg wash over the top of the pastry.
Bake until the pastry is puffed and golden brown, 20 to 25 minutes. Serve hot.
While making a rich chicken stock from scratch is always preferred, the reality is that we don't all have the time or storage space to pull that off. For an easy facsimile, we like to simmer the bones from a rotisserie chicken with store-bought broth to add depth of flavor. You'll need 4 cups of the chicken meat and 2 cups of the fortified stock for this recipe; save the remainder for another use.


The exterior of a home has a visual rhythm created by the play of light and shadow. Portsmouth Shake® Cedar Shake can be combined with stone and clapboard to deliver an inviting exterior that can change the pace of a design.
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Virgin recently unveiled first prototype of Hyperloop One's futuristic passenger pod
Imagine if you could travel to Abu Dhabi from Dubai in just twelve minutes (typically the journey takes 2 hours), not through a train or an aeroplane, but through a hyperloop passenger pod!
As part of UAE Innovation Month, Virgin's Hyperloop One in collaboration with Dubai's Road Transport Authority (RTA) presented a full-scale model of the passenger pod for its futuristic transportation network at Dubai's City Walk mall. According to them, each pod can accommodate five to fourteen passengers and once the hyperloop is completely functional, it will be able to transport ten thousand people per hour between the two cities.
Excited to unveil our Dubai hyperloop pod, developed in collaboration with the @rta_dubai, in the presence of HH Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum (link in bio).
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As for the interior, the pod has white walls with perforated panels and visual lines that indicate movement and velocity. It even provides information and entertainment for the twelve-minute journey as there are high-definition screens embedded in the armrest. Designed by BMW, the beige leather seats are a feast for the eyes. Neon-esque lighting built in the floors, walls and ceiling give the pod a chic appearance.
Since the hyperloop passenger pod is still in its prototype phase, much work is to be done but if all goes well, you can expect a ride by the year 2020!
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Kaitlyn Dever (Phoenix, 21 december 1996) is een actrice uit de Verenigde Staten van Amerika.
Als negenjarige ging ze naar de Dallas Young Actors Studio, waar ze spoedig een contract aan over hield.

Ze speelde in meerdere televisieseries. Voor de Netflix-serie Unbelievable werd ze genomineerd voor een Golden Globe. Ook voor haar rol in Dopesick werd ze genomineerd voor een Golden Globe.

Dever werd geboren in Phoenix, Arizona, en woont in Los Angeles.

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|2010||Justified||Loretta McCready||
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|2013||Short Term 12||Jayden||
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|2014||Men, Women & Children||Brandy Beltmeyer||
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|2017||Detroit||Karen Malloy||
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|2018||Beautiful Boy||Lauren||
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|2018||The Front Runner||Andrea Hart||
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|2019||Unbelievable||Marie Adler||televisieserie, nominatie Golden Globe en Critics Choice Award
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|2019||Them That Follow||Dilly Picket||
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|2021||Dear Evan Hansen||Zoe Murphy||
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|2021||Dopesick||Betsy Mallum||genomineerd voor een Golden Globe en Critics Choice Award
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Kaila and Jonny got hitched at one of my very favourite Hunter locations - Roberts Restaurant.
So right from the get-go i knew this wedding would be gorgeous.
Spectacular was how it ended up.
Our families went to the same primary schools, he grew up across the road from my husband, and we have always been around the same beaches etc. So when his beautiful bride to be got in touch i was honoured.
Kaila is like sunshine. Bright and Bubbly.
For her wedding she had such a clear vision, you could just see it all falling together... and what a result.
And very generously Kaila has shared her lengthy go-to wedding vendor list - hope this helps those on the search!
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Scientists Wait To See If Probe Successfully Landed On Mars
SCHIAPARELLI LANDER
After a seven-month voyage through space and a three-day cruise to approach Mars, the European Space Agency's Schiaparelli lander is getting ready for the final leg of its journey: a six-minute trip through the red planet's atmosphere.
It's the make-it-or-crash-land-it moment for the probe, which is designed to collect data on Mars' atmosphere and dust storms. If it succeeds, it would be Europe's first successful Mars landing.
Schiaparelli was expected to enter the atmosphere at 10:42 a.m. ET on Wednesday, and make its landing at 10:48.
"It may take some hours to get official confirmation that Schiaparelli has landed on the Red Planet," the ESA says.
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In the best-case scenario, we wouldn't know what happened right away. It takes 10 minutes for signals to travel between Mars and Earth, and observing the success or failure of the landing will be complicated.
There's a cooperative international "listening in" campaign, the ESA says, with multiple countries maneuvering their telescopes and satellites to try to pick up data about Schiaparelli's landing.
A telescope in India was attempting to catch a "very faint signal" straight from the lander to Earth for the earliest possible updates, ESA says. Those would be in real-time (with the 10-minute delay).
No signal was picked up, which wasn't a total surprise — and doesn't necessarily signal failure.
Now ESA's Mars Express spacecraft, which has been orbiting Mars for more than a decade, will offer the second chance at a signal from Schiaparelli. But the spacecraft can't listen to Schiaparelli and talk to Earth at the same time, so it will take approximately an hour and a half after landing for that data to reach scientists.
Several hours after the landing, scientists will have information from NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, which will open a two-way connection with Schiaparelli when it flies overhead and sends that information back to scientists.
Finally, there's Schiaparelli's space-travel buddy, the Trace Gas Orbiter, which the probe separated from three days ago.
The TGO will be busy entering orbit today, but once it's finished with that, it will collect detailed information from Schiaparelli and beam it back to Earth. That should be available on Thursday.
If you'd rather not wait for the dispatch from reality, you could always watch the best-case scenario in animated form: ESA released a real-time visualization of what the landing should, ideally, look like.
As NPR reported earlier this week, landing on Mars is a notoriously tricky proposition — the history of space exploration includes a long list of Mars-landing failures.
"No other country besides the U.S. has operated a probe on the surface," NPR's Rae Ellen Bichell notes. "To complicate things, NASA has forecast possible planet-wide dust storms."
The Schiaparelli probe is named after an Italian astronomer famous for mapping the surface of Mars. Along with the more prosaically-named Trace Gas Orbiter, it's part of the ExoMars program, a joint operation between ESA and Russia's space agency. As Rae reports, Schiaparelli "will collect information about things like wind, humidity, and electrical fields for as long as its batteries last — probably just a few days."
The next phase in the program is a 2020 mission to deliver a rover to Mars.
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European industry partners agree to set of five action points to make the internet safer for children
A group of 28 industry partners, have signed a statement of purpose, agreeing to take action in five areas in helping to make the internet safer for children, including making it easier to report harmful content, ensuring privacy settings are age-appropriate, and offering wider options for parental control, reflecting the needs of a generation that is going online at an increasingly young age.
The founding Coalition members have agreed a Statement of Purpose agreeing to take action in five areas:
Simple and robust reporting tools: easy-to-find and recognisable features on all devices to enable effective reporting and responses to content and contacts that seem harmful to kids;
Age-appropriate privacy settings: settings which take account of the needs of different age groups (such settings determine how widely available a user's information is; for example whether contact details or photos are available only to close contacts rather than to the general public);
Wider use of content classification: to develop a generally valid approach to age-rating, which could be used across sectors and provide parents with understandable age categories;
Wider availability and use of parental control: user-friendly tools actively promoted to achieve the widest possible take-up;
Effective takedown of child abuse material: to improve cooperation with law enforcement and hotlines, to take proactive steps to remove child sexual abuse material from the internet.
Read the full press release from the European Commission.


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Q: Accessing a local variable of the main thread from another thread The following is an example program from the book Computer Systems: A Programmer's Perspective where the authors illustrate the usage of shared variables in multi-threaded programs:
#include "csapp.h"

#define N 2

void *thread(void *vargp);

char **ptr; /* Global variable */

int main()
{
    int i;
    pthread_t tid;
    char *msgs[N] = {
        "Hello from foo",
        "Hello from bar"
    };

    ptr = msgs;
    for (i = 0; i < N; i++)
        Pthread_create(&tid, NULL, thread, (void *)i);
    Pthread_exit(NULL);
}

void *thread(void *vargp)
{
    int myid = (int)vargp;
    static int cnt = 0;
    printf("[%d]: %s (cnt=%d)\n", myid, ptr[myid], ++cnt);
    return NULL;
}

As can be seen, both threads access the global variable ptr which points to the local variable msgs of the main thread which calls pthread_exit.
Now, according to the documentation of pthread_exit:

After a thread has terminated, the result of access to local (auto) variables of the thread is undefined.

So, is the code above correct?
Is it legal to access a local variable of the main thread from another thread even though the main thread calls pthread_exit?

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Is it legal to access a local variable of the main thread from another thread even though the main thread calls pthread_exit?

No. Once the main thread completes via pthread_exit, the lifetime of any local variable (i.e. automatic storage duration) ends. Any further access from another thread is undefined behaviour.

So, is the code above correct?

No. The msgs array is a local variable whose lifetime ends after pthread_exit call. So any further access via ptr is undefined.
In general, it's valid to access local variables of one thread from another thread as long as the lifetime of those objects haven't ended. This is guaranteed by POSIX:

[..] Anything whose address may be determined by a thread, including
but not limited to static variables, storage obtained via malloc(),
directly addressable storage obtained through implementation-defined
functions, and automatic variables, are accessible to all threads in
the same process.

Another thing to note is that if you have passed msgs[0] or msgs[1] to the threads, that would be valid. Because msgs[0] and msgs[1] point to string literals whose lifetime ends only when the program terminates (not just the thread which has a pointer to it).
Similarly, it's valid if you have allocated via malloc (or its friends) or any object with static storage duration and passed it to the thread function.
e.g.
#include<stdio.h>
#include<pthread.h>

void *thread_func(void *arg)
{
    char *str = p;
    printf("%s\n", str);
    return NULL;
}

int main(void)
{
    pthread_t tid;
    char *p = "Hello";
    pthread_create(&tid, NULL, thread_func, p);
    pthread_exit(NULL);
}

This is totally fine because p points to a string literal which exists even after main returns via pthread_exit.
So the important distinction to note here is that whether the access to a variable in another thread is undefined depends on the lifetime of the said object, not just where a variable happens to be defined.


The only team sports with more than two teams I can think of is relays in track and field and swimming like 4x100m and 4x400m.
However I wonder if there is a full sport on its own that is played by more than two teams at the same time. A ball sport perhaps ? That would be quite impressive in terms of strategy and richness.
If it doesn't exists is it because it would create too much incentive for temporary alliance to defeat other teams before duelling each other ?
For this question I don't consider that individuals helping each others in races like the teams in cycling to be actual teams. There is only one winner at the end.
I think you need to distinguish two separate attributes here: First, there are team sports, meaning multiple individuals work together, vs. individual sports. And second, there are sports where the participants react to each others' actions vs. sports where the participants' performances are each measured on some objective scale and the best performer wins.
As you pointed out, there are many team sports, in my sense, involving more than one team: track relays, swim relays, ski relays, team golf, team gymnastics, etc. You can basically take any individual sport and make a team sport like this out of it. But those are all sports where each performance is measured separately.
But what your question was really aiming at, I think, is that there are apparently very few "mutually reactive" sports involving more than two parties. This applies to both team sports and individual sports. For example, individual sports such as tennis are normally played between two parties as well.
For some card, board, and computer games, you can also have more than two teams playing against each other, but here you're getting quite far away from sports.
and similar sports (e.g., cross-country skiing) because the importance of drag and/or pacemaking (rabbits) causes the participants to react to each others' moves, as opposed to just individually running as fast as they can, as in short distance running. Each of these can be done in teams, not only as relays (more common in running, skiing), but also with all participants going at the same time (as is typical in cycling).
Bicycle racing is a bit of a special case, because only one individual wins. But they have teams, and the team's goal is to have one of their guys win, so it's almost the same thing. Biathlon used to have team races where all four individuals from a team went at the same time, but the teams did not all start at the same time but were timed separately. Speed skating has a team race, but the teams are at the opposite ends of the track, so they do not interact. Short-track speed skating has relays, so the team does not cooperate within itself. There might not be a crystal-clear example of what you are looking for. But you could plausibly organize one, like a street race (marathon, say) for teams.
Looking at those lists and thinking about it, I think the reasons why there aren't many clear examples of sports involving more than two teams playing against each other are mainly practical. First, there are reasons of geometry. Normally, opposing players and teams will face each other. If you have more than two parties, you are very limited in what you can do. Second, there are reasons of safety. Most sports in this category involve balls, because that's how players play off each other, and if you have balls flying at high speeds in all directions, it could become dangerous. Also, player contact will be dangerous if it is likely that more than one player can touch, tackle, or hit you.
The best way to do this, then, is with sports that are slow, turn-based, and work well with a flexible or circular player arrangement. The racing examples fit this as well, because the movement of the participants relative to each other is usually slow, safe, and flexible. Or you escape from geometry and safety constraints by using computers.
Motorsport often fits this scenario - i.e. one team with multiple "players" (drivers) on track competing against many other teams and specifically in the case of Formula One, there is a teams' (Constuctor's) championship that they are playing for.
This is not a 'race', it is a game like football etc where the goal isn't measured by some objective criteria, but by outperforming your opponent in attempting to complete certain actions.
A hoop is placed in the centre of a square field and a number of small balls (e.g. tennis balls) are placed inside it. Four hoops are then placed at four corners of the field. Players are divided into 4 teams and begin the game standing behind their teams assigned hoop.
The aim of the game is to get a certain number of the balls into your hoop. The game is started with a whistle and players run to the centre to pick up balls and return them to their teams hoop. Only one ball can be carried at a time.
Players are allowed to go to other teams hoops to steal balls from them (hence the name of the game).
I can't remember how many balls there where, probably around the same number as there are players. I also can't remember how many balls you had to have in your hoop at a given instant be win. Probably around 1/3 of the total number of balls or so.
The game is very dynamic as you have to keep an eye on all 4 'nests' to make sure no one is building up too many balls (or 'eggs'). To win you needed to stay under the radar and accumulate eggs in a short space of time before anyone noticed.
From Googling around I see variations of this game in which players holding a ball can be 'tagged' forcing them to drop it. I don't remember playing with that rule, but there are probably many variants given that this is mainly a game used to burn off the excess energy of small children so that they will be docile enough to recite their times tables afterwards, rather than being an organised sport.
Maybe golf when you play foursome or fourball?? they are not playing all at the same time, but that's because how the field is made. At least they are all playing one after another, and in groups.
They all are playing against each other.
There is a variant of basketball called "twenty-one" which uses a single net. From personal experience it works well in a 2v2v2 scenario. There's a soccer version utilizing a single small goal as well. I've seen the soccer type scaled up to 4v4v4 and still work. These variants are often used as training, helping players deal with being outnumbered during possession and dealing with rapid changes of scenario. Having a single goal is key, as it largely prevents the "gang-up" problem you would see in a situation where you had three teams and three goals.
Another real-life example which stretches your definition of "same time" is a Major League Baseball game played in 1944 which featured three teams.
In the realm of fiction, there was a game depicted in a Where's Waldo book called (I think) "The Great Ball Game," where four teams compete to throw balls with their respective team color into a single central pit.
Many forms of Motorsports (e.g. LeMans, F1, MotoGP), all fight for Constructors Championships, which to the team/manufacturer are more important than the more glorified Drivers Championship.


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