The housing finance company was started its journey from the year 1990. Aadhar Housing Finance Limited was formerly known as DHFL Vysya Housing Finance Limited. India's one of the largest, as well as affordable housing finance companies Aadhar Housing Finance, serve the lower income section. The company fulfills various financial needs related to home. The mission of Aadhar is to serve millions of underserved customers to build their own home. They provide different financial service including housing loans. The company has decided to issue NCD (Non-Convertible Debentures). The article is on the Aadhar Housing Finance Ltd NCD Review and analysis.
Payment purpose, lending, financing etc are the primary objectives behind issuing NCD.
The general corporate purpose will also be fulfilled after issuing the NCD.
Brand name, the corporate image can enhance by issuing NCD.
If a company wants to raise its fund, apart from share capital there is another option, issue NCD.
In comparison to a convertible debenture, Non-convertible debenture carries higher interest rate.
Aadhar Housing Finance Ltd spread its web all over India across 19 states and 270 different branches.
Through its huge network and branches, the company reaches almost 90% of the country's population.
As I have mentioned earlier that the company mainly fulfill the financial needs of the lower income section, their customers mainly belong to 5k to 50k income category.
They have served more than 100,000 customers already within a few years of journey.
The company performs as a subsidiary of WGC or Wadhawan Global Capital.
They consider trust, empathy, and transparency as their key competitive advantages which lead them to the best customer service provider.
Aadhar is able to build a loan book of about a billion rupees.
Their service facilitates financial inclusion. They believe in transparent as well as speedy service. The company is committed towards ethical and standard behaviors.
Aadhar's promoter is WGCL (Wadhawan Global Capital). WGCL is a non-deposit taking, primarily an investment company.17,597, 715 is the aggregate shareholding amount of WGCL (Paid up capital of the company is 68.98%).
Before step into the Aadhar Housing Finance Ltd NCD Review, let's go through the annual financial record of the company.
Look at the financial record of the company. The only drawback is in the company prospectus, there is no past record of the previous years' financial statement. According to March 31, 2018, profit of the year stands on 9,962. The entire record is the profit loss statement of the company. Now, let's go through the prospectus of the company. In the DRHP (draft red herring prospectus) Earnings per share of EPS stands at 46.41 as per the last FY. The EPS is visible on the given attachment. P/E ratio, RoNW are not available here in the DRHP. Therefore, Aadhar Housing Finance Ltd NCD Review. It is advisable to check the validity of the given data. Investors may apply on a long-term basis.
The issue price of the NCD is not given yet by the company. After getting the issue price, we will get back with another updated review.


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Q: What do I Need to Return an Object with a unique_ptr Member? Let's say that I have this object:
struct foo {
    std::unique_ptr<int> mem;
    virtual ~foo() = default;
};

I can no longer return a foo object created in a function:
foo make_foo() {
    foo result;

    result.mem = std::make_unique<int>({});
    return result;
}

As may be indicated I need the destructor to be virtual because this will be a base class. But even if I'm using the default destructor, that's not enough, I still can't return an object created in a function.
I get the error:
error C2280: foo::foo(const foo &): attempting to reference a deleted function

Is there a way to navigate around this issue?

A: Per [class.copy.ctor]/8

If the definition of a class X does not explicitly declare a move constructor, a non-explicit one will be implicitly declared as defaulted if and only if [...]

*

*X does not have a user-declared destructor.

Since
virtual ~foo() = default;

is a user-declared destructor you no longer have a move constructor so it tries to use the copy constructor but can't because that is deleted as you have a non-copyable member.
To get the move constructor back, and to keep the default constructable, you need to add
foo() = default;
foo(foo&&) = default;
foo &operator=(foo &&) = default; // add this if you want to move assign as well

to foo

The reason you have to add foo() = default; when you add foo(foo&&) = default; is that foo(foo&&) = default; is a used-declared constructor and if you have any user-declared constructors then the default constructor is no longer provided.

This is a "hack" but what you could do is move the virtual destructor into another class and then inherit from that.  That will give you a virtual destructor in foo without having to declare it and give you the default constructors you want.  That would look like
struct make_virtual
{
    virtual ~make_virtual() = default;
};

struct foo : make_virtual {
    std::unique_ptr<int> mem;
};

A: Either provide your own copy constructor and a default constructor, convert the member to a shared pointer or provide a move constructor. One possible solution:
struct foo {
    unique_ptr<int> mem;
    foo() = default;
    foo(const foo& copy);
    virtual ~foo() = default;
};

foo::foo(const foo& copy) : mem(new int(*copy.mem)) {}

foo make_foo() {
    foo result;
    result.mem = make_unique<int>();
    return result;
}

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An MPA degree could potentially open doors to many career possibilities. The Network of Schools of Public Policy, Affairs, and Administration releases an alumni survey yearly. The last available version of its results, which date from 2015, revealed that over 80 percent of graduates from public policy programs and similar curricula are employed full-time. Areas of specialization in post-graduation jobs varied, but tended to include health, education, technology, law enforcement, advocacy, community development and human rights issues.
Additionally, MPA candidates gain other benefits besides advanced knowledge and skills. According to the Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management, the MPA is considered a terminal degree. With such an advantage comes more opportunities to secure student financial aid, along with access to classes with a low teacher/student ratio. Moreover, MPA students may benefit from multifarious internship possibilities in a wide range of organizations. With these bonuses, opting to study in the field of public administration is a plus that shouldn't be ignored by those considering making the leap.
It's not unusual for future MPA students to be professionals already working in the field. Distance learning programs have made access to graduate studies increasingly easier for many individuals. For instance, USC's online MPA degree is offered through the University of Southern California's Sol Price School of Public Policy, which is known for its research contributions to the discipline. Learners all over the United States can directly benefit from this, despite living nowhere near the school.
Public policy and administration is a field that may naturally draw skilled professionals interested in contributing to the public good through leadership, along with their advanced understandings of complex issues. Graduate programs in public administration are an excellent start to taking advantage of a growing field in need of more talented people, now more than ever. Asynchronously delivered curricula provide more opportunities for learning, allowing most potential students to pursue a master's degree in the focus areas of their choices.


I've written about Augmented Reality extensively in the past, but since the days of immersing myself in the purely theoretical potential for the medium, a few key players have rooted themselves in a very commercial reality that is now powering the fledgling industry.
And while B2B-focused vendors such as ViewAR remain behind the scenes, the likes of Aurasma and Blippar have soared in notoriety thanks to some quite excellent packaging and an impressive sales proposition. They are the standard bearers, at least in the eyes of the public.
I like Aurasma. But I also like Blippar. So which is better? Well, let's find out… Here are some provocations I've been toying around with. See if it helps you decide, and let me know which side you fall on in the comments.
So what do you reckon – A or B?
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It's the Summer. It's an extremely hot day here in London, the hottest day of 2011, in fact. So it's with just the tiniest stretch of the imagination that I could be right there in the desert watching Markus Kayser at work on his next great experiment.
He's built his own solar-powered 3D printer out of a large panel of magnifying glass and a computer-guided motorised panel, the raw material being the desert's primary natural resource: sand.
Silicia sand when heated to melting point and allowed to cool solidifies as glass. This process of converting a powdery substance via a heating process into a solid form is known as sintering and has in recent years become a central process in design prototyping known as 3D printing or SLS (selective laser sintering).
These 3D printers use laser technology to create very precise 3D objects from a variety of powdered plastics, resins and metals – the objects being the exact physical counterparts of the computer-drawn 3D designs inputted by the designer.
By using the sun's rays instead of a laser and sand instead of resins, I had the basis of an entirely new solar-powered machine and production process for making glass objects that taps into the abundant supplies of sun and sand to be found in the deserts of the world.
Sintering is a natural process, commonly occuring products being Fulgurites, which are glass tubes that form deep in the sand when lightning strikes in the desert. Each have a unique quality: colour; shape; consistency and location, which together with their 'atmospheric origins' they've become quite collectible artefacts.
My take is that Markus's device will allow command over the sun to grow one's own kind of 'artisanal fulgurites', quite a powerful idea, and undoubtedly a great use of technology that harnesses our most abundant natural resources in a really cool way. Nice one!
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What is the exact definition of high availability?
You've actually hit on one of my personal hot buttons.
Most vendor marketing departments use the term to mean whatever they are trying to sell you. It's definitely not some level of nines, or a particular kind of technology.
"The ability of a system to perform its function continuously (without interruption) for a significantly longer period of time than the reliabilities of its individual components would suggest. High availability is most often achieved through failure tolerance. High availability is not an easily quantifiable term. Both the bounds of a system that is called highly available and the degree to which its availability is extraordinary must be clearly understood on a case-by-case basis."
It's not a bad definition, but it's still pretty amorphous.
HA is a level of availability that is sufficient for the systems in question to provide the services for which they were implemented.
For life support systems or aeronautics systems, pretty much 100% is the rule; anything less and lives can be lost. But a system such as the one that fired the rockets on the original lunar landers (30+ years ago) only needed to fire once for just a few minutes and then never again. Their ability to function at any other time was totally irrelevant to their primary goal (to get astronauts off the moon).
So, whether or not your systems achieve HA depends on their availability requirements, and whether or not they achieve those requirements.
I'd actually take that a step further, and say that it's not system availability that matters, but application availability. After all, it's not the system that you use it's the application. The application uses the system, the storage, the network, other systems and so on. Each application has different business requirements.


Do you often see shadows out of the corner of your eye? Does your television flicker when you're around? If you often experience paranormal things, it may be because you have a hidden psychic ability. Many people who have psychic abilities don't realize it until they understand the signs.
If you're sensitive to spirits while you're awake, you are sensitive to them while you're sleeping too. You may be able to remember your dreams very clearly, and experience sensations such as touch and smell while you're dreaming. But when you have a nightmare, the same thing applies.
You might see a shadow or hear a noises in your house when you're home alone. These could be signs that a spirit is present. You might notice a shuffling or murmuring noise when no one else is around.
Physic connections don't need to involve words, so those with psychic powers are often able to communicate with animals. You may feel a connection to a certain type of animal or you've felt a strong bound to a certain animal at some point in your life. This type of bond doesn't require words.
If you have a psychic hidden ability, you may notice dark shapes in the corner of your eye. These shapes may be shaped like humans. Some believe these shadows are spirits, while others believe they may be visions.
After a loved one passes, you may notice strange things happening that remind you of the person you lost. Some people believe that these occurrences are evidence that the departed's spirit is sticking around just a little longer, to let their family members know that everything is going to be OK.
When you walk into a place with a long history, you might have a strong, sudden feeling that you can't quite place. The same thing happens when you hold an object that has many stories. Psychic energies can attach themselves to places and things. If you're sensitive enough, you might pick up on them.
Spiritual energy has the ability to interfere with electronic devices. You might notice that phones, T.V.'s or radios seem to glitch or suddenly shut off when you're around. It could be the devices, or it could be you.
You've never been afraid of things that go bump in the night. You've been drawn to the paranormal since you were little. Maybe you enjoy scary movies, or you feel a connection to places that other people think are a little spooky!


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Then & Now: Mod Club
Mark Holmes—a.k.a. DJ MRK—holds court at the Mod Club Theatre. Photo by Trevor Roberts.
Article originally published November 16, 2012 by The Grid online (thegridto.com).
As the Mod Club Theatre turns 10, Then & Now explores the story of how a '60s-retro dance night came to spawn a world-class concert and DJ venue, transforming College Street in the process.
Club: Mod Club Theatre, 722 College
Years in operation: 2002-present
History: To share the history of how The Mod Club Theatre came to be, one must first trace College Street's evolution as a nightlife destination. The stretch of College running west of Bathurst to Dovercourt has, of course, long been a hub for Italian, Portuguese and Latino communities. Restaurants and cafés have dotted the strip for decades—with Café Diplomatico at College and Clinton serving as a landmark spot for over 40 years—but it wasn't until the 1990s that people began to open a broader array of venues that would entertain into the wee hours.
El Convento Rico—originally a haven for Latin gays, lesbians and transgendered people—opened in 1992, bringing dancing and drag shows to College and Crawford. The early-to-mid '90s also saw the opening of spots including Souz Dal, College Street Bar, Ted's Collision, and Alex Lifeson's live music venue The Orbit Room. Intimate café 52 Inc. fed, entertained and politicized on the other side of Bathurst from 1995-2000, while Bar Italia opened on College in 1996 and Ted Footman launched Ted's Wrecking Yard and Barcode—two floors of live music in one building—in 1997.
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Then & Now: Ted's Wrecking Yard
Constantines play Wavelength at Ted's Wrecking Yard in August, 2001. Photo courtesy of Wavelength.
Article originally published August 24, 2012 by The Grid online (TheGridTO.com).
In this edition of her nightlife-history series, Denise Benson revisits the beloved College Street venue that lit the fuse for Toronto's post-millennial indie-rock explosion.
Club: Ted's Wrecking Yard & Barcode, 549 College St.
History: Ted Footman was no stranger to the stretch of College west of Bathurst when he set out to open second-floor venue Ted's Wrecking Yard, with Barcode below it. Footman lived in the area, and had opened the nearby College Street Bar in the early 1990s. After splitting from his partner in that venture, Footman opened rock-bar hangout Ted's Collision and Body Repair at 573 College in 1994. (It became known as simply Collision after Footman sold it.)
"Ted's Collision was a bit of a shock for the neighbourhood," Footman chuckles during a recent phone chat. "It was all supposed to be pasta and jazz, and all very quiet."
For many of us living in the area—I rented on Brunswick, just north of College, for 17 years—Ted's Collision was a welcome addition to the neighbourhood. What it wasn't, despite Footman's attempts, was a live-music venue. A 1995 City amendment to the area's zoning by-law, ushered in by then-City Councillor Joe Pantalone, limited the size and "entertainment-type uses" of restaurants and lounges on College between Bathurst to Ossington, thus dashing Footman's hopes of expanding Ted's Collision to two floors.
Instead, Footman turned his attention to a two-floor spot at 549 College. Once home to a series of less-than-busy bars, the location had stood empty for some time.

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Raised vegetable garden beds make valuable additions to any size of garden and can add to the overall design of your garden by adding height and structure. They are convenient and will give you much pleasure and satisfaction in growing your own vegetables.


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A sharp spike in drug crimes and overdoses has slowed the completion of lab investigations of drug cases and triggered calls for outside contractors to be hired to help state forensic scientists.
In a grant application to the U.S. Justice Department, Maryland State Police reported an "exponential increase" in heroin and opioid crimes and overdoses. The application said the backlog of controlled substances forensic lab cases exploded from 111 cases in 2015 to 2,101 cases in May 2018.
"The backlog is expected to continue to climb to a peak of approximately 3,500 cases in early 2019, and, unless additional resources are devoted to this problem, it will take three years for the backlog to return to a manageable level," the application said.
Maryland State Police operate a forensic lab near Baltimore. The lab tests increasingly complex synthetic opioids to help police investigate drug crimes and combat traffickers.
"The amount of time it takes for them to analyze these drugs has increased significantly, and that's contributed to the backlog," state police spokesman Greg Shipley said.
The U.S. Justice Department is expected to announce Thursday that it will award Maryland State Police a $2.5 million grant to help the agency hire private contractors to help reduce the backlog of pending cases and slow the growth of future backlogs.
"The complexity of the drugs our scientists are seeing today has changed dramatically. They're very dangerous to the user, the police officer who encounters the drugs on the street and to the chemist who has to analyze the drug in a forensic setting," Shipley said.
Virginia state forensic specialists said they have responded to a 10 percent increase in drug cases in each of the past three years. The state said it needs an average of 134 days to complete a standard drug forensic lab review. The optimal turnaround time is approximately 30 days, according to state officials.
Virginia state officials said they too are seeking outside contractors to help reduce the caseload.


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January 18, 2023 15.i.23 Holy Name / Culture War / Features / Lifestyle / National Catholic Register / Pro-life
Abortion Is, and Is Not, a Religious Issue| National Catholic Register
COMMENTARY: To portray the truth that life begins at conception solely as a religious belief appears to solve a real problem for pro-choice advocates.
Pro-lifers demonstrate against the legalization of abortion at the presidential palace in Olivos, Argentina, on July 30, 2018. (photo: Spotlight Images Agency / Shutterstock)
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It is surprising to hear people say, as the The New York Times' Elizabeth Dias reported, that the proposition "Life begins at conception" is a religious belief.
It is true that the Catholic Church, many other Christian churches, and many Christian and non-Christian congregations state publicly that life begins at conception in order to argue that elective abortion should be illegal.
But no religious authority ever reasoned to the conclusion that life begins at conception based on divine Revelation or any set of religious teachings. In fact, religious authorities got the question wrong in the past when they followed the widely accepted but underdeveloped science of their day, even when also following well-reasoned philosophy.
In a famous example, the medieval theologian St. Thomas Aquinas followed an Aristotelian philosophy of the soul combined with the science of his day to conclude that a male came into existence in 40 days and a female in 90. He thought that it took 40 or 90 days for sperm and menstrual blood to form the body of a human being.
Eight hundred years later, we know that the simple union of sperm and egg — conception — is enough to form the body of a human being. The zygote is a single cell with everything that it needs to exist, divide and organize the multiplying number of cells of the growing body of a new human being.
"Life begins at conception" is a scientific and philosophical conclusion and is hardly a religious belief. Believers recognize that their religious traditions need science and philosophy and wonder how people could think that "life begins at conception" is an article of faith.
But to portray the truth that life begins at conception as a religious belief appears to solve a real problem for pro-choice advocates. "Life begins at conception" is the most serious counter argument that abortion advocates face. If life begins at conception, then elective abortion at any point during pregnancy means using the death of the child to solve a social problem, for example to avoid overwhelming burdens of raising the child in extremely difficult circumstances. If "life begins at conception" were seen as a religious belief, then it could be dismissed as dependent upon religious authority and an inappropriate basis for civil law.
Although "life begins at conception" is not a religious belief, religions help people see the humanity of the embryo, as well as the mother. Religions teach that each person is valuable and loved by God. So it is no surprise that believers naturally wonder when each new, valuable person comes into existence.
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Decision aid: the 10 best smartphones up to 400 euros
Do you want to spend between 300 and 400 euros on your new smartphone? For that money you get a good midrange model that you can use for years. Which is the best choice? That of course differs per person and that is why Computer!Total lists the 10 best smartphones up to 400 euros.
Top 10 best smartphones up to 400 euros
1. Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro
2. OnePlus North
3.Xiaomi Mi 9
4. Samsung Galaxy A51
5.Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 Pro
6. Sony Xperia 10 II
7. Motorola Moto G 5G Plus
8.CAT S42
9. Oppo Reno 2 Z
10. Samsung Galaxy A70
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9 Score 90
+ Very powerful
+ Long battery life
- No wireless charging
- No micro sd slot
The Mi 9T Pro is Xiaomi's upgraded version of the Mi 9T. The biggest differences are a much more powerful processor and better cameras. The device has a luxurious glass exterior but is smooth and scratch-sensitive. The 6.4-inch OLED screen looks very good and fills almost the entire front. The selfie camera slides out from the top. A very fast Snapdragon 855 processor, 6GB of RAM and at least 64GB of storage memory make the Mi 9T Pro a premium smartphone. Note that it does not support a micro SD card. Wireless charging has also been cut back – the slightly more expensive Mi 9 can do this. Thanks to the 4000 mAh battery, the Mi 9T Pro can easily last a long day. Charging takes place at an average speed: from zero to one hundred percent takes just under two hours. The triple camera on the back takes both normal photos and wide-angle images and can zoom a few times with minimal loss of quality. The cameras are slightly better than the Mi 9T but slightly less good than the Mi 9, and generally do a very nice job. Xiaomi's MIUI software takes some getting used to, but is fine to use afterwards. It is nice that Xiaomi provides its smartphones with updates regularly and for a few years.
+ Hardware
+ Software (policy)
- Plastic frame is less sturdy than aluminum
- No headphone jack
With the Nord, OnePlus returns to its roots: a good smartphone for less money than the competition. The Nord borrows a number of specifications from the OnePlus 8 (699 euros), including the good primary 48-megapixel camera and the lightning-fast 30W plug. A large and beautiful OLED screen with a higher refresh rate of 90Hz has also been retained. The Nord feels smooth to use, helped by a fast Snapdragon 765G processor and at least 8 GB of RAM. The storage memory is also nice and large with at least 128 GB. A 12 GB / 256 GB version costs a hundred euros more and is especially worth considering because the device does not have a micro-SD slot. Functions such as 5G support, two excellent selfie cameras (one for group photos) and a fast fingerprint scanner behind the display are present. The 4115 mAh battery will make it through a long day without any worries. Wireless charging is logically cut corners. OnePlus supplies the Nord with Android 10 and its light, fine OxygenOS shell. The device will receive two years of version updates (11 and 12) and three years of security updates. That is slightly better than average for this type of phone. It is a pity that the smartphone lacks a 3.5mm headphone port, which is also unusual in this price segment. Bottom line, the Nord is a complete and fine smartphone for a wide audience.
Knowing more? Check out our OnePlus Nord review.
8.5 Score 85
+ Fast (wireless) charging
+ Powerful hardware
- Not the best battery life
Xiaomi's Mi 9 is not the latest device in this overview, but it still offers an amazing price-quality ratio. The flagship has a luxurious glass design, is thin and relatively light and is very pleasant to hold. Also worth mentioning is the high-quality 6.4-inch full-HD OLED screen. Behind the screen is a fast fingerprint scanner. The Mi 9 runs on a powerful Snapdragon 855 processor and is available in two versions. The base model has 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. A more expensive version has 8GB/128GB memory and is really only worth it if you need a lot of storage space, because the Mi 9 lacks a micro-SD slot. There is a triple camera on the back of the smartphone. The primary 48 megapixel camera shoots very nice pictures both during the day and in the dark. The wide-angle lens also works well and with the third zoom lens you get the image a few times closer with minimal loss of quality. The Mi 9 lasts just a day with normal use, so not that long. Fortunately, charging via USB-C is very fast (27W) and you can also charge wirelessly (20W). The device runs on Xiaomi's busy and messy MIUI software and will receive updates for years to come.
+ Beautiful and big screen
+ Camera module
- Fingerprint reader is slow
- Processor a bit slow
The Samsung Galaxy A51 is the successor to the very popular A50 from 2019, which sold well because of its competitive price-quality ratio. Fortunately, Samsung continues that trend with the Galaxy A51 and has improved the phone in several areas. For example, the plastic housing looks a bit nicer and the large 6.5-inch full-HD screen no longer contains a large drop-shaped notch for the selfie camera. It is now in a small camera hole. The OLED display looks beautiful again. Another improvement is the camera module on the back, which now has four lenses. A new feature is the macro camera to capture objects and animals from very close by. The other cameras (normal, wide-angle and depth sensor for portrait photos) are slightly better than those of the Galaxy A50. While the Galaxy A51 isn't the best camera smartphone in its class, the cameras are versatile and good enough for most people. Other plus points of the phone are the pleasant Samsung software on Android 10 and the promise of two years of software updates, the generous storage memory (128GB with micro-SD slot) and good battery life with fast charging via USB-C. Although the Galaxy A51 is generally nice and fast, it sometimes falters during intensive use. And the fingerprint scanner behind the screen is fine, but not as good as a traditional fingerprint scanner. Also note that the device is not water and dust resistant.
View our Samsung Galaxy A51 review here.
5. Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 Pro
+ Very long battery life
- Too big for one-handed use
- Breakable design
The Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 Pro is one of the cheaper smartphones in this list, but you wouldn't say that. It scores in many areas comparable to the more expensive competition and that is a great achievement by Xiaomi. For example, the Note 8 Pro has a luxurious glass housing with a front-filling screen, including sharp full-HD resolution. The 6.53-inch LCD screen can't quite match an OLED display, but it looks very nice. The battery is also remarkably large with 4500 mAh and lasts almost two days. Charging is smooth, although there are devices that charge faster. The Note 8 Pro runs on a fast processor, has 6GB of RAM and at least 64GB of storage memory. Only avid gamers will notice the difference with a phone that has a more powerful processor. Xiaomi's Redmi Note 8 Pro features four cameras on the back. That versatility is very nice and the photos are good, especially when there is enough daylight. More expensive models take better pictures in the dark. Xiaomi's MIUI software differs from other Android shells and you will have to find your way around it. Fortunately, the manufacturer releases long-term and regular updates.
+ Good oled screen
+ Waterproof and handy design
- Weaker processor
- Slow charger included
The Sony Xperia 10 II is one of the cheapest smartphones with a housing that is water and dustproof according to a certification. Anyone who finds that important should definitely consider the phone. It is extra nice that the Xperia 10 II has a good OLED screen. Many competing smartphones use a less beautiful LCD display. The Xperia 10 II's 6-inch display uses an elongated 21:9 ratio; ideal for internet and movies. The smartphone is nice and handy and light (151 grams), takes excellent photos with its triple camera and lasts more than a day on a battery charge during normal use. Unfortunately, charging with the supplied plug takes a long time. It is therefore worth arranging an 18W plug yourself. The large amount of storage memory (128 GB) is fine, while the Snapdragon 665 processor is a bit disappointing. It is not very fast, but fortunately fast enough to usually run popular apps and games smoothly. The Xperia 10 II runs on Sony's user-friendly software shell and will receive at least two years of updates. That is average for this type of phone. Want to know more about the device?
Read our comprehensive Sony Xperia 10 II review here.
+ Complete and good hardware
+ Affordable 5G Phone
- So far mediocre update policy
- Button placement
The Motorola Moto G 5G Plus is a smartphone that mainly impresses with its price-quality ratio. The device offers functions that are not yet standard in this price segment at the time of writing, and is ready for the future with its complete and solid hardware. For example, the Moto G 5G Plus runs on a fast Snapdragon 765 processor, supports 5G internet and the storage memory is at least 64 GB with a micro-SD slot. Also nice is the large 5000 mAh battery, larger than usual for this type of device. The battery lasts a day and a half or more. Charging is very fast. The Moto G 5G Plus also gets plus points for its splash-resistant housing, the beautiful 6.7-inch screen with a higher refresh rate of 90 Hz and the dual selfie camera – in the display. With the second camera, you can take wide selfies, so that no one is left out of the picture. This works very well. The four cameras on the back work properly but are not above average. The plastic housing is solid, but the buttons are placed a bit high for me as a right-hander. Motorola's update policy remains moderate: the manufacturer only guarantees an Android 11 update and a security update every quarter for two years. Competing brands like Samsung and Nokia do this better.
Also read our extensive Motorola Moto G 5G Plus review.
+ Very sturdy design
- Weak performance
- Micro USB Port
The CAT S42 is a special smartphone, and it is not on this list because it offers the best specifications for little money. No, this unit scores points with its construction worker design. The CAT S42 can withstand dust, sand, water, a fall and temperatures far below or just above freezing. Is it dirty? Run it under the hot tap and clean it with soap. It is simply difficult to break the smartphone and that will appeal to a selected target group. Also nice is the long battery life of one and a half days or longer and the hardly adjusted Android software. CAT promises two years of updates and an upgrade to Android 11. The hardware is less impressive; savings have been made here. The smartphone works properly but is slow, takes mediocre photos and charges via an old micro USB port. You don't buy the CAT S42 for its performance, but for its capabilities. For example, the 5.5-inch screen is protected with Gorilla Glass 5 and you can operate the display with wet fingers or gloves. Anyone looking for a construction worker's smartphone will find a great and affordable model in the CAT S42.
Also read our extensive CAT S42 review.
+ Excellent screen
+ Good battery life
- Weaker graphics performance
- Four cameras is mainly marketing
The Oppo Reno 2 Z is a cheaper variant of the Reno 2. The device stands out because of its glass housing and front-filling display of no less than 6.5 inches. It is therefore difficult to operate the smartphone with one hand. The OLED screen is colorful and looks sharp due to the full-HD resolution. However, the maximum screen brightness is on the low side. There are hardly any bezels around the screen, which is because the selfie camera slides out of the top of the phone. Such a pop-up camera is futuristic, although we wonder how sturdy the mechanism is. Behind the screen is an accurate and fast fingerprint scanner. The Reno 2 Z has no less than 128GB of storage memory and a fast MediaTek processor. The graphics performance is somewhat disappointing, so that some heavy games cannot be played on the highest settings. You can use the device for a long day without worry and the charging is nice and fast. Oppo's ColorOS 6.1 software is cluttered and contains many unnecessary apps. The promised ColorOS 7 update should improve the software. The manufacturer updates its smartphones regularly, but slowly. There are four cameras on the back of the Reno 2 Z, although that is mainly marketing. For example, there are two portrait lenses available, while one was in principle enough. The phone takes good photos during the day but is not the best in the dark.
+ Good, big screen
+ Long battery life and fast charging
- Mediocre fingerprint scanner
- Plastic housing feels cheap
The Samsung Galaxy A70 is very reminiscent of the cheaper A50 in design. A plastic housing, almost borderless screen and three cameras on the back: the devices look a lot alike at first glance. But there are plenty of differences. For example, the A70 has an even larger screen of 6.7-inch: you don't actually get it any bigger. Your games, videos and photos look beautiful on this full-HD OLED display. The fingerprint scanner under the screen is okay, but not as good as a normal scanner on the back of a smartphone. Because of the large screen, the A70 has a huge 4500 mAh battery. It supplies enough power for one and a half to two days of use. Charging is very fast (25W) via the USB-C plug. The triple camera on the back shoots normal photos and wide-angle images, plus a depth sensor that blurs the background on portrait photos. Although the cameras perform well, there are smartphones with better camera qualities in this price segment. The A70 runs on a fast processor with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of expandable storage. Samsung's One UI software is pleasant to use and will receive regular updates until at least May 2021.


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Q: Python3: Counting occurrence of characters in a nested dict I'm currently working on a small piece of code and I seem to have run into a roadblock. I was wondering if it's possible to find the most common occurrence of a character that follows a specific group of characters?
For example, say I have the following sentence:
"fishies are super neat, a fish is a good pet. also, fishing is for dads."
How would could I determine, for example, the most common character that occurs after the fragment "fish"?
In this specific example, doing it by hand, I get something like this:
{"i": 2, " ": 1}
Currently, I have this chunk of code written to grab the "fish" portion of the word:
b = Class(n, 'file.txt')
ngrams = [b.file[i:i+n] for i in range(len(b.file)-1)]

this will break up all of the text into chunks of 4 like so: ['fish', 'ishi', 'shie', 'hies', 'ies ', 'es a'.....]
My goal is to combine these two thoughts so that I can print something that looks like the following:
{'fish' : {'i':2, ' ':1} ..... }
I also currently have a defaultdict defined in __init__ like so: self.counts=defaultdict(lambda: defaultdict(int))
This is the closest I can get to achieving my desired solution, although I am unsure how to grab the individual characters that follow and how to count those characters:
b.counts = {i : { j : 5 for j in ngrams } for i in ngrams }
5 is merely a placeholder so I could see what printed. j in ngrams was also a placeholder to see what printed. Any input or ideas from anyone would be greatly appreciated!

A: import re

raw_string = "fishies are super neat, a fish is a good pet. also, fishing is for dads."

key =  ['fish', 'ishi', 'shie', 'hies']
out = {}
for item in key:
    data = []
    for word in re.findall(item+'.', raw_string):
        data.append(word[-1])
    results = {item:data.count(item) for item in data}
    out[item] = results

Output:
{'fish': {'i': 2, ' ': 1}, 'ishi': {'e': 1, 'n': 1}, 'shie': {'s': 1}, 'hies': {' ': 1}}

A: You could try something like this:
import re
from collections import Counter

sentence = "fishies are super neat, a fish is a good pet. also, fishing is for dads."
word = 'fish'
result = {}
result[word] = Counter(re.findall(f'{word}(.)', sentence, flags=re.IGNORECASE))

print(result)

Note that this will also count cases where the fragment you are looking for appears in the middle of a word. If you only want to count words that start with the fragment, you could use something like re.findall(f'\\W{word}(.)') instead.

A: sentence = "fishies are super neat, a fish is a good pet. also, fishing is for dads."
s_list = sentence.split("fish")
stat = {}
for i in s_list[1:]:
    if i[0] in stat.keys():
        stat[i[0]] += 1
    else:
        stat[i[0]] = 1

print(stat)


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ACTS & FACTS CREATION Q&A ICE AGE
Was There Really an Ice Age?
BY JOHN D. MORRIS, PH.D. |
The Ice Age has always been a problem for science. While abundant evidence has been found for continental glaciation, the cause has remained enigmatic. Scores of scenarios have been proposed: global cooling, decrease in the sun's intensity, rampant volcanic activity, etc., but none are truly able to bring about such profound changes—none except the creation proposal, that is.
First, let's talk about the nature of the Ice Age and clear up various misconceptions. To start with, the Ice Age was a time when great sheets of ice built up on land. As snow accumulated in extreme northern (and southern) latitudes, its own weight packed it into ice. And then, because ice is less than rigid, it can flow out from heavy snow accumulation areas into lower latitudes.
The glaciers never covered more than a minor portion of the globe. In North America, ice covered much of central Canada and as far south as Kansas. Weather in the rest of the world was affected, but the areas were not under ice. Some propose that there were several ice ages—from four to sixty such ages—each lasting for long periods and separated by vast ages, but the evidence for multiple glaciers is poor.
The obvious requirements for ice build-up are more snowfall and less snow melt. But how does this happen? No scheme, shackled by the constraints of uniformitarianism can alter earth's conditions to that extent. And besides, if things get too cold, the air can't contain much moisture. And it doesn't snow much. And so the puzzle remains.
A key to more snowfall is more evaporation, and the best way to achieve that is to have warmer oceans. We would also need somewhat warmer winters in polar latitudes to allow for more snowfall and intense weather patterns to transport the evaporated moisture from the ocean to the continents. And then we need colder summers to allow the snow to accumulate over the years. Everyone agrees that these conditions would cause an ice age, but uniformitarian ideas can't allow the earth's systems to change that much. Many creationists think the Flood of Noah's day provides the key.
As the Flood ended, the oceans probably were warmer than today. The pre-Flood world had been uniformly warmer, and during the Flood, the "fountains of the great deep" (Genesis 7:11) would have added much heat, as would the tectonic readjustments late in the Flood and following it. This warmth would be a continual pump of warm moisture into the atmosphere—thus warm, wet winters.
Furthermore, the land surface at the end of the Flood was little more than a mud slick, and would have reflected solar radiation without absorbing much heat. The large temperature difference between ocean and land and coupled with strong polar cooling, would cause intense and prolonged storms.
Finally, the late and early post-Flood times witnessed extensive volcanism, as the earth struggled to regain crustal equilibrium. This would cloud the atmosphere, bouncing incoming solar radiation back into space—thus, colder summers.
More evaporation, warmer winters, more intense storms, and colder summers: The result? An "ice age" which would last until the oceans gave up their excess heat, the volcanism lessened, and vegetation was re-established. This likely would take less than one thousand years following the Biblical Flood.
* Dr. John Morris is the President of the Institute for Creation Research.
Cite this article: Morris, J. 1993. Was There Really an Ice Age? Acts & Facts. 22 (8).


The "Tree of Life" is a beautiful way to keep alive the memories of special people we want to be remembered. Memorials given to the "Tree of Life" go to the SBYCamp building fund. The tree has a total of 300 leaves of gold, silver, and bronze along with 6 doves and 4 stones that are strategically placed to accentuate this work of art. By participating, the giver has a personal message engraved in memory or honor of the name(s) they choose. The "Tree of Life" is a lovely accent to the foyer of Grace Hall, where it is in an enclosed wood-framed glass case with lights reflecting the beauty of memories.
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MASH Star Alan Alda Reveals Parkinson's Disease Battle
Mat Whitehead
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The 82-year-old was diagnosed three-and-a-half years ago.
This week Alan Alda revealed he has Parkinson's disease.
Appearing on CBS This Morning, the M*A*S*H* star told the hosts, "I haven't said in public until now that I've been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease".
"The reason that I want to talk about it in public is that I was diagnosed three-and-a-half years ago, and I've had a full life since then."
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Recently Alda has hit the publicity trail to discuss the launch of his new podcast, Clear and Vivid, and during several TV appearances the 82-year-old said he could occasionally see his thumb twitch.
"I thought it's probably only a matter of time before somebody does a story about this from a sad point of view... but that's not where I am."
He also tweeted about his diagnosis writing, "I decided to let people know I have Parkinson's to encourage others to take action... If you get a diagnosis, keep moving!"
Calling the disease a challenge, Alda also said he is "not angry" about his symptoms, but wanted to speak publicly about the realities of living with Parkinson's.
"While I'm trying to say something else, I'm not going to be thinking, is my thumb on a life of its own... That's just one of the realities of my life... I've had a richer life than I've had up until now."
Alda is most famously known for his role on the series M*A*S*H* where he played Hawkeye Pierce, his work on the show saw him win five Emmy Awards and six Golden Globes.
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Q: Is it best practice to use spring jpa findall for complex relation mappings Is it good practice to use spring jpa findAll or use a select query as findAll is taking much time due to complexity of the relationship that too eager fetch....
Pls help

A: In general it is not a good practice to set the Eager fetch directly in the entities on the Many side of a relationship unless those related entities are tightly coupled and you know you won't select one without the other.
You should use a custom select query to specify join fetch where you actually need it.
N.b. for the OneToOne and ManyToOne relationship the default is already Eager


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Things Heard & Seen Filming Location – Where was the Netflix Movie Filmed?
May 3, 2021 @ 19:44 GMT+0000
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Everything you need to know about Netflix's Things Heard & Seen filming location. Was it filmed in Hudson Valley, New York? Details of Saginaw college, Red Hook, Willems, and Chosen.
Things Heard & Seen was shot at numerous filming locations in the Hudson Valley. This supernatural thriller takes place in 1980 in the fictional place called Chosen, New York. Larry Smith's camerawork is as stunning as the artwork depicted in the film.
The plot, which is rich in symbolism, extends past a portrait of a troubled couple. Dark mysteries, mystical artworks, and a paranormal presence are all apparent in the film.
The movie begins with Catherine Clare (Amanda Seyfried) abandoning Manhattan for a peaceful life with her husband, George (James Norton), in a suburban farmhouse.
Things Heard & Seen Filming Location – Was the Netflix Film Shot in Hudson Valley, New York?
The filming location of Things Heard & Seen is Hudson Valley, New York.
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Despite the fact that movie theaters around the world have closed since 2020, new movies have made their way into Netflix with insane speed.
Things Heard & Seen, Netflix's latest horror feature, debuted on the streaming platform on 29th April, and it's swiftly established in the movie that the incidents on our screens occur at Hudson Valley, New York.
But what is the precise filming location of Things Heard & Seen, and did the newest horror project of the streaming giants genuinely use any Hudson Valley sites?
The intriguing movie that hit the streaming platform on 29th April 2021 recounts the story of Catherine and George Claire, a married pair who move from Manhattan to a tiny town in the Hudson Valley as George kickstarts his new career.
The movie, based on the Elizabeth Brundage novel All Things Cease to Appear (2016), makes it obvious soon after the pair's arrival that their relationship isn't as healthy as they had hoped, and things get worse when their house's dark and ghostly history is revealed.
Many who value realism would be happy to learn that Things Heard & Seen is shot in the same filming location as the movie claims. Having said this, although it was set in Hudson Valley, the area around Chosen and Saginaw College, where George begins his new career, are both made up.
According to Lohud, production on the project started in October 2019 and took place in more than 20 locations in the Hudson Valley.
The production staff set up filming location sites and used a recording studio at Tech City, on the previously IBM base, in the city of Kingston in Ulster County, New York.
The filming also happened in Red Hook, Rhinebeck, Millerton, Pine Plains, and Palenville, with famous sites such as Tivoli's Red Church and Red Hood's historic library making appearances.
The @redhooklibrary is one location to keep an eye out for when watching "Things Heard & Seen" on Netflix.. I'll show you more tonight. @News12HV @News12WC pic.twitter.com/iewSLczMsw
— Diane Caruso (@TheDianeCaruso) May 3, 2021
The precise filming location of the house, though, is anybody's guess. This is due to the fact that the venue is currently owned by a local resident who lent it out for shooting.
The team battled to find an appropriate ranch house to act as the central spot during the location exploration period. However, according to Lohud, one of the directors Shari Springer Berman disclosed:
Someone said, I know somebody on the school board and they have a house.
Springer Berman stated the house was a no-brainer after entering it. She explained,
We wound up shooting at their house, and then it turned out his wife was part of the historical society.
Things Heard & Seen is currently streaming on Netflix.
What is 'Things Heard & Seen' on Netflix About?
Amanda Seyfried failed to land an Oscar at the 93rd Academy Awards on 26th April 2021, but she is still thriving as the lead star in one of the most talked-about horror movies on Netflix right now titled Things Heard & Seen.
Written and helmed by Shari Springer Berman and Robert Pulcini, the movie is adapted from Elizabeth Brundage's 2016 thriller/mystery/fiction/suspense novel All Things Cease to Appear.
The film depicts the tale of a young art history professor called George (James Norton) and his artist wife Catherine (Amanda Seyfried) who transfer to a small town in upstate New York after George receives a teaching job at a teensy local college.
Catherine notices something strange about the old farmhouse they've moved into instantly, but she'll soon learn the spirits of previous wives are the least of her concerns.
The Netflix film is an insane trip through art, passion, and loyalty that is partly romantic subplots and part horror story.
Things Heard & Seen premiered on Netflix on 29th April 2021.
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Dead Sheep – Review
Anne Cox | April 4, 2015 | London and West End, Reviews | No Comments
Dead Sheep at Park Theatre. Images Darren Bell.
For more than 30 years the go-to guy for a Margaret Thatcher impersonator has been Steve Nallon. In wig and make-up he played the Iron Lady in a series of television shows and provided the voice for the PM's Spitting Image puppet.
Nallon has outlived his most successful creation but that hasn't stopped him ressurrecting her when required.
She was brought scarily back to life this week when she strode forcefully onto the stage of London's Park Theatre, her "executioner's eyes" never looking more sharp or her blue suit and handbag more iconic.
Dead Sheep, a scintillating debut play from TV broadcaster and journo Jonathan Maitland, is one drama ewe must see (sorry, that's it. Just the one sheep joke in the review).
The opening night audience enjoyed playing a little game before the comedy started by trying to identify the members of Maggie's 1987 cabinet who appear in a giant team photo on the wall above the stage. I barely managed half. How soon we forget.
"Being attacked by Geoffrey Howe is like being savaged by a Dead Sheep," so said Denis Healey which is where the play's title comes from.
I have to admit that I've always considered Howe to be one of Maggie's archetypal "men in grey suits," her tame poodles that sat in an exclusively white, male cabinet and agreed to her every demand.
So Maitland's play is a bit of an eye-opener. All right, Howe may not have been the most charismatic of politicans but he had more backbone than I'd given him credit for.
Dead Sheep flits around through the '80s from elections, to cabinet meetings, to crisis talks, to tête-à-têtes with the PM.
Geoffrey Howe was one of Thatcher's most loyal supporters. In the early days she consistently credited him for her success.
But as the years went by there was division in the ranks, particularly over Europe.
Mrs T was used to getting her own way. "I didn't win two elections and a war by being nice to people," she declared.
She had a very poor view of working women and was the only woman in cabinet. Her run-ins with Geoffrey's wife, the formidable Elspeth Howe, were incendiary.
Maggie was supremely condescending and prone to giving withering looks while Elspeth, cut from the same cloth as the PM, looked her squarely in the eyes and refused to be bowed.
Finally, Thatcher had enough of being contradicted by the Howes. "The trouble is Geoffrey thinks he is far more important than he is." She snipes. Then: "Time to withdraw our love" and, with startling speed, Geoffrey was in the political wilderness. His only option was resignation.
Nallon, of course, nails it vocally as the PM although his fixed expression was a little disconcerting. There were times when he looked less like Mrs Thatcher and more a hybrid spawn of Corrie's Emily Bishop and the theatre world's man of mystery, the West End Producer.
But the performance is enhanced by a cracking cast. You wouldn't automatically think of James Wilby as Howe but the square-rimmed glasses and haircut worked wonders. He gave us a man of honesty and integrity who readily admitted to his wife: "I can't do fire and brimstone. I can't dazzle".
Jill Baker's turn as the steely Elspeth is quite brilliant. Not only does Lady Howe stand up to her husband's boss but there's a delicious duel of words with flamboyant MP Alan Clark.
Graham Seed, Tim Wallers and John Wark play a variety of characters including narrators, commentators, MPs Clark, Ian Gow and Nigel Lawson, as well as Maggie's press secretary, Bernard Ingham, Denis Thatcher and a collection of journos.
In one scene Thatcher is taking PMQ in the House and the theatre's stage has House Of Commons front benches either side. The terrifying Prime Minister is sitting one side while MPs John Redwood and Neil Kinnock fire off questions.
Sitting on the back benches, on opening night, was Alistair McGowan, and I half expected him to jump up and give his impressions of the politicians.
A lot has been said, acted and written about the Thatcher years but Dead Sheep is by far the most entertaining. The now Baron Howe of Aberavon should take a look. A triumph.
Dead Sheep runs until May 9.
★★★★★stars
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Street Fighter V's beta not living up to expectations
The launch of the Street Fighter V beta two days ago still has multiple issues and is not making a good first impression.
by Dalton White I
Street Fighter V's highly anticipated beta for the PS4 was supposed to launch on Thursday, around 6 PST/9 EST. However, its debut was not all that it was hoped to be. About an hour after launch, the game's servers were deactivated. This seems to be a result of multiple players reporting connectivity issues - most claimed that there was an error that wouldn't let them log in.
Capcom initially stated that they would resolve the issues "very soon", about half a hour after the launch. But an hour later they decided to take down the servers.
Then after several hours of work on the beta, Capcom was able to fix the training mode section of the beta, but matchmaking was still at a standstill. This is rather troubling, as this first beta, one of three planned, is only supposed to last until July 28th. After attempting, once again, to re-launch the online section of the Street Fighter Beta, Capcom decided to close the entire beta. This time they issued multiple apologies to those who had access to the Beta, stating that the servers would be turned off for an "extended period of time", clearly implying that these reoccurring Beta issues are not going to be solved in a couple of hours.
Although this is the first beta test of Street Fighter 5, it is not the way a quality game makes a decent impression on its fans. Hopefully Capcom can solve these issues either in time for the beta testers to have some access to online play before the 28th (although Capcom has announced they will be extending the beta) or by the time of the next beta session. It is very sad to see such a beloved franchise start off on the wrong foot like this.
Do you think that these issues with the beta are dark foreshadowing for the final product or a problem that Capcom can fix easily and learn from? Leave a comment, let your opinion be heard and remember: for all your gaming articles and news, stay tuned to GameSkinny.
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Q: How to partially differentiate following implicit equation of Z with respect to X? I don't understand the logic behind this partial derivative and how it's derived. From equation 1, our objective function is written implicitly as a function of x,y. We treat y constant, and z a f(x).
Z is a function of x and y and implicitly written:
$$x^{3}+y^{3}+z^{3}+6xyz=1$$
To find dz/dx(partial) we differentiate implicitly with respect to x, treating y as a constant:
$$3x^{2}+3z^{2}\dfrac {\partial z}{\partial x}+6yz+6xy\dfrac {\partial z}{\partial x}=0$$
This is where I am lost. How and why is there a last component that includes x. It doesn't make sense and seems like the last component is being added twice.
Solving this equation for our partial:
$$\dfrac {\partial z}{\partial x}=-\dfrac {x^{2}+2yz}{z^{2}+2xy}$$
I'm confusing myself because it's written implicitly and somehow I don't think I have the correct formula; I understand how the 3rd z term got differentiated but this last 6xyz term being included twice isn't clicking

A: Applying the product rule:
$$\dfrac{\partial}{\partial x}(u \cdot v) = u \cdot \dfrac{\partial v}{\partial x} + v \cdot \dfrac{\partial u}{\partial x} $$
The last term $6xyz$ can be split into two separate factors $6x$ and $yz$. Differentiating leads to:
$$\dfrac{\partial}{\partial x}6x \cdot yz + 6x \cdot \dfrac{\partial}{\partial x} yz = 6 \cdot yz + 6x \cdot y\dfrac{\partial z}{\partial x}$$


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