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This package provides Huff0 encoding and decoding as used in zstd.

[Huff0](https://github.com/Cyan4973/FiniteStateEntropy#new-generation-entropy-coders),
a Huffman codec designed for modern CPU, featuring OoO (Out of Order) operations on multiple ALU
(Arithmetic Logic Unit), achieving extremely fast compression and decompression speeds.

This can be used for compressing input with a lot of similar input values to the smallest number of bytes.
This does not perform any multi-byte [dictionary coding](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dictionary_coder) as LZ coders,
but it can be used as a secondary step to compressors (like Snappy) that does not do entropy encoding.

* [Godoc documentation](https://godoc.org/github.com/klauspost/compress/huff0)

THIS PACKAGE IS NOT CONSIDERED STABLE AND API OR ENCODING MAY CHANGE IN THE FUTURE.

## News

 * Mar 2018: First implementation released. Consider this beta software for now.

# Usage

This package provides a low level interface that allows to compress single independent blocks.

Each block is separate, and there is no built in integrity checks.
This means that the caller should keep track of block sizes and also do checksums if needed.

Compressing a block is done via the [`Compress1X`](https://godoc.org/github.com/klauspost/compress/huff0#Compress1X) and
[`Compress4X`](https://godoc.org/github.com/klauspost/compress/huff0#Compress4X) functions.
You must provide input and will receive the output and maybe an error.

These error values can be returned:

| Error               | Description                                                                 |
|---------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| `<nil>`             | Everything ok, output is returned                                           |
| `ErrIncompressible` | Returned when input is judged to be too hard to compress                    |
| `ErrUseRLE`         | Returned from the compressor when the input is a single byte value repeated |
| `ErrTooBig`         | Returned if the input block exceeds the maximum allowed size (128 Kib)      |
| `(error)`           | An internal error occurred.                                                 |

As can be seen above some of there are errors that will be returned even under normal operation so it is important to handle these.

To reduce allocations you can provide a [`Scratch`](https://godoc.org/github.com/klauspost/compress/huff0#Scratch) object
that can be re-used for successive calls. Both compression and decompression accepts a `Scratch` object, and the same
object can be used for both.

Be aware, that when re-using a `Scratch` object that the *output* buffer is also re-used, so if you are still using this
you must set the `Out` field in the scratch to nil. The same buffer is used for compression and decompression output.

The `Scratch` object will retain state that allows to re-use previous tables for encoding and decoding.

## Tables and re-use

Huff0 allows for reusing tables from the previous block to save space if that is expected to give better/faster results.

The Scratch object allows you to set a [`ReusePolicy`](https://godoc.org/github.com/klauspost/compress/huff0#ReusePolicy)
that controls this behaviour. See the documentation for details. This can be altered between each block.

Do however note that this information is *not* stored in the output block and it is up to the users of the package to
record whether [`ReadTable`](https://godoc.org/github.com/klauspost/compress/huff0#ReadTable) should be called,
based on the boolean reported back from the CompressXX call.

If you want to store the table separate from the data, you can access them as `OutData` and `OutTable` on the
[`Scratch`](https://godoc.org/github.com/klauspost/compress/huff0#Scratch) object.

## Decompressing

The first part of decoding is to initialize the decoding table through [`ReadTable`](https://godoc.org/github.com/klauspost/compress/huff0#ReadTable).
This will initialize the decoding tables.
You can supply the complete block to `ReadTable` and it will return the data part of the block
which can be given to the decompressor.

Decompressing is done by calling the [`Decompress1X`](https://godoc.org/github.com/klauspost/compress/huff0#Scratch.Decompress1X)
or [`Decompress4X`](https://godoc.org/github.com/klauspost/compress/huff0#Scratch.Decompress4X) function.

You must provide the output from the compression stage, at exactly the size you got back. If you receive an error back
your input was likely corrupted.

It is important to note that a successful decoding does *not* mean your output matches your original input.
There are no integrity checks, so relying on errors from the decompressor does not assure your data is valid.

# Contributing

Contributions are always welcome. Be aware that adding public functions will require good justification and breaking
changes will likely not be accepted. If in doubt open an issue before writing the PR.

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Bifacial solar panels and how are they used
Bifacial solar panels are designed to allow light to enter from both sides and they therefore offer many advantages over traditional solar panels. This means that power is produced from both sides allowing an increase in power generated. A second glass pane on the rear side of the module ensures that indirect light reflecting from the sun rays are captured from the rear of the solar cells. Thus, the module achieves a higher efficiency.
The panels are made with a transparent back sheet or dual tempered glass. They are either framed or frameless, and are usually made from monocrystalline cells, but polycrystalline can be used as well.
Advantages of Bifacial Solar Panels:
Bifacial solar panels offer some unique advantages over traditional solar panels:
Higher solar panel efficiency
Extended durability
Ideal for systems where light is reflected off the ground
Synergy between rear-facing exposure and improved ventilation
Aesthetic interest
What is the main purpose of bifacial
The main aim of bifacial technology is not to increase the efficiency of the solar module or panel but rather to capture more solar energy per module. Research has shown that gains of up to 30% can be achieved, depending on the reflectivity off the ground surface, height above ground, and tilt angle, amongst others. The radiation received by the module consists of several components:
Direct radiation from the sun.
Indirect diffuse radiation caused by air particles, clouds and others.
Reflected radiation from surfaces close to the solar module.
In the long run, compared with traditional single-sided solar panels, fewer bifacial solar panel will need to be installed, more power can be produced while lasting much longer than traditional solar panels. This provides the lowest levelised cost of energy and higher return on investment.
How are Bifacial Solar Panels Installed?
Traditional solar panels are installed in much the same way as bifacial solar panels, While they can be placed on any surface, including standard pitched roofs, the mounting system should be designed to cast as little shadow at the back of the modules as possible. It should also ideally be approved for bifacial modules.
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Rich building, poor building
Posted on February 17, 2019 by David Brussat
The entrance bay of the Philadelphia Board of Education Building (1932), by Irwin Catharine.
Before retiring the subject of Witold Rybczynski's review of James Stevens Curl's new book Making Dystopia, let me return to the critic's remarks about the failures of modern architecture. One modest observation said so much in so few words, and it speaks to an abiding but rarely noticed truth about the difference between traditional and modern work. Here it is:
There have always been more and less expensive buildings, but in the past, less expensive meant fewer decorative elements and simpler ornamentation. The problem with minimalism is that it does not leave much to work with; a modernist building that is less beautifully detailed and finished simply looks cheap.
There's so much less room for error in modern architecture – the error by its founders of frog-marching ornament out of building design. Traditional architects tried to respond to the attack on ornament with stripped classical, with Art Deco, and with other efforts to blend traditional complexity with modernist minimalism. The mods were having none of it. They brooked no compromise, rejected the trads' attempt to negotiate a peace, and took over the design establishment, balling up the world with their tedium.
After the slaughter of World War I, writes Rybczynski, "it seemed to many that life simply could not go on as before." Well, of course not. The rule of nations by royal families whose members married into royalty across Europe, and who in their consanguinity could not imagine the slide into slaughter undertaken by their governments, had to change. But did societies need to fundamentally reshape buildings and cities? This was far less evident, so far less that the very idea smacks of insanity. Oh, sure, let's kill thousands of jobs crafting ornament and erect buildings with revolutionary and experimental new structural schemes that would require retraining millions of workers, a whole lot more money, and the abandonment of centuries of experience. The result was foreseeable and inevitable. Rybczynski writes:
The ultimate failure of modern architecture is not that it was incapable of producing beautiful works of individual art. There have been plenty of those, pace Professor Curl. The real drawback is that while the Modern Movement effectively suppressed an architectural language that had taken hundreds of years to evolve, it proved incapable of developing a successful substitute.
Modern architecture has evolved through several phases, each more idiotic than the last. The single consistency throughout the story of architecture in the last century and this one is the failure to develop a successful substitute for building techniques that were purposely abandoned for no good reason. Rybczynski is far too kind to what modernism has accomplished. It has not produced "plenty" of "beautiful works of individual art." It has produced some, and even they tend not to fit into the fabric of the city, but to disrupt that fabric, or to achieve part of whatever success they may have by dint of their isolation, to some degree, from the city fabric, either by height or by distance. For the most part, they are sculpture, not architecture. Architecture is what was thrown out.
The strength of pre-modern architecture was that it provided a rich variety of modes of expression. It permitted complicated things to be said in complicated ways, and simpler things in simpler ways, analogous to the spoken language, which can be used to write drama and poetry or instruction booklets.
But isn't this the summary of all that architecture should pride itself on?
Of course it is, and Rybczynski admits it in his description of the work of the architect who built the Board of Education Building in Philadelphia, which in his review he highlighted as emblematic of the relatively modest buildings in his neighborhood that he enjoyed looking at so much:
Moreover, the pre-modern architectural language could be easily learned—it didn't require immense talent or an inordinate amount of training. Irwin T. Catharine, who designed the Board of Education Building in Logan Square, did not go to the École des Beaux-Arts like George Howe and Raymond Hood (Catharine attended a night school), or win the AIA Gold Medal like Bertram Goodhue. He spent his entire career at the Board of Education, where he started as a draftsman and rose to be chief architect. On his watch—1918–37—Philadelphia built more than a hundred new public schools; Catharine designed them all. He worked in a variety of accepted styles—simplified Collegiate Gothic, Stripped Classical, Moderne—using traditional materials, brick, and limestone, and traditional details. There was usually some ornament, not a lot but enough to please the eye. Nothing earth-shaking, yet almost all of these modest buildings have found their way onto the National Register of Historic Places. This is not so much a mark of architectural prowess as a recognition that such buildings represent something precious that has been lost.
[Note: Between Jan. 31 and Feb. 17, the survey results from the poll on classical versus modernist architecture have swung from No (the modernists) leading 92-8 percent to Yes (the classicists) leading 64-36 percent. Please vote. The deadline Feb. 26.]
The Philadelphia Board of Education Building. (Architect Magazine)
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2 Responses to Rich building, poor building
Steven Semes says:
Like many who received a modernist training, Witold is conflicted. Let's encourage him to continue to evolve on these issues (he's come a long way already!). His criticism is damning, even expressed in qualified language.
David Brussat says:
Precisely, Steve. That's why his piece is so important. Everyone who is in his difficult position ought to be encouraged to continue to evolve, as you say. It is tough, and requires courage. Good on Ryb!
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Stanislav Moša (* 12. Februar 1956 in Nový Jičín) ist ein tschechischer Regisseur, Drehbuchautor und Theaterleiter.

Nach dem Abschluss des Gymnasiums studierte Moša zunächst Musik am Staatskonservatorium von Ostrava und den Schauspielregie an der
Janáček-Akademie in Brünn. 1983 erhielt er eine Stelle als Regisseur am Theater der Brüder Mrštík in Brünn, dessen künstlerischer Leiter er wurde. Daneben unterrichtete er von 1984 bis 1994 auch an der Janáček-Akademie und leitete dort drei Jahre lang das Schauspielstudio. 1992 wurde er Direktor des Stadttheaters in Brünn. Unter seiner Leitung entstand als zweite Spielstätte des Stadttheaters ein Musiktheater, das 2004 eröffnet wurde.

Als Regisseur erarbeitete Moša mehr als 150 Aufführungen, darunter neben Schauspielen auch viele Musicals wie West Side Story, My Fair Lady, Jesus Christ Superstar, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Die Hexen von Eastwick, Oliver!, Fame, Cabaret, Evita, Die Schöne und das Biest und Les Misérables am Stadttheater Brünn. Außerdem war er als Regisseur auch in Deutschland, Österreich, der Schweiz, Italien, Slowenien, der Slowakei, Kroatien, den Niederlanden, Portugal und Spanien aktiv. Als Librettist und Textautor arbeitete Moša u. a. für Zdeněk Merta und Petr Ulrych. Er bearbeitete Hašeks berühmten Roman Der brave Soldat Schwejk für die Bühne und realisierte mehrere Theaterproduktionen für das Tschechische Fernsehen.

Weblinks

 Městké Divadlo Brno - Stanislav Moša
 Staatstheater Darmstadt - Stanislav Moša
 Česká Televize: Interview mit Stanislav Moša vom 28. November 2012

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Q: Postgres - Cascade delete not working I have a table called "Reviews" and it references a record in a table "ReviewSetups". When I delete a ReviewSetup I was to also delete all child Reviews (so cascade delete).
I have setup the foreign key like below on the Reviews table but nothing gets deleted when I delete a parent ReviewSetup.
I have other entities in by db as well which I migrated with a FK in exactly the same way and those work fine.
Does anyone have an idea what is going on here?

EDIT
Here's the code:
-- Foreign Key: "FK_Reviews_ReviewSetup_Id_ReviewSetups_Id"

-- ALTER TABLE "Reviews" DROP CONSTRAINT "FK_Reviews_ReviewSetup_Id_ReviewSetups_Id";

ALTER TABLE "Reviews"
  ADD CONSTRAINT "FK_Reviews_ReviewSetup_Id_ReviewSetups_Id" FOREIGN KEY ("ReviewSetup_Id")
      REFERENCES "ReviewSetups" ("Id") MATCH SIMPLE
      ON UPDATE CASCADE ON DELETE CASCADE;

A: If you had to drop database again and again, it's better to disable constraints till you find the right culprit or re-design the schema.
Disable constraints and delete data, then re-enable again.
Disable constraints :
Alter table tablename NOCHECK CONSTRAINT constraintname
Enable again:
Alter table tablename CHECK CONSTRAINT constraintname

A: Ended up dropping the entire db and re-running the migration from scratch. Somehow that solved it. Somewhere, somehow the config was off a bit. Really curious what was the culprit though...

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PEMA Kenya had its first three-year strategic planning process in 2012, resulting in a strategic plan that saw the organisation develop partnerships and networks, and engage in work with institutions that have been considered perpetrators of violence towards gender and sexual minorities. PEMA Kenya's work with the police, religious leaders, media, healthcare providers, and advocates of the High Court of Kenya pushed the organisation to realise that there was still great need to reach out to people from all walks of life and provide them with knowledge on gender and sexual minority issues.


Last week, I was in New York with the Singelresor group and we stayed at the Holiday Inn Midtown West for 3 nights. I have to say that I really loved the location of the hotel as it is just a few minutes away from Times Square which is where most of us went during our spare time. Of course, other tourist attractions are nearby including the United Nations Headquarters, the Central Park, the Metropolitan Museum etc. The room was spacious enough and the bed was also very comfortable with 4 pillows which reminded me that I was indeed in the USA. The breakfast buffet had an extensive offering including sausages, bacon, eggs, pancakes, fruits, donuts and cereals. I was actually impressed with the breakfast buffet and really enjoyed everything specially the sausages. I was not able to make use of the fitness center but having such facility for the guests is great. The outdoor pool was closed for the season during our stay but this is definitely a big plus during the summer season. The staff were very friendly both in the restaurant and the concierge. If there is one thing I thought they could improve on, it is to remind their housekeeping staff not to change the towels everyday. They do have a note in the bathroom reminding us to hang the towels if we choose to use it again, otherwise we could leave them on the floor. During our stay, we have hanged our towels every morning and still we get new towels everyday. As a frequent traveler, I stay in a lot of hotels each year and I really make sure that I use only one towel during my stay as I do at home, unless there is really a need to change them. Overall, this hotel is indeed a very nice hotel with great location and great breakfast buffet and which I would highly recommend to everyone.


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Why America Is Holding Back World Action on Climate Change
With a ton of land and plenty of weather variability, it will take much longer before a majority of the public feels the effects of extreme weather.
John Upton
It's mighty big. (Photo: nicholas_t/Flickr)
There's a lot of land between shining sea and shining sea, and the weather patterns in most parts of this land are very different than the weather patterns in other parts of this land.
New research suggests this combination of America's vast land mass and climatic variability will continue to sabotage global efforts to slow down climate change. (That, and most of the country's residents are exposed to less severe climate hazards than those in smaller and less influential countries. Think Pacific island nations.)
Until collective concern about climate change among any nation's citizenry hits a tipping point, its leaders have little political incentive to take action. Meaningful global action is only likely to occur after a number of powerful countries have decided that such action is necessary. Not all countries are equal, and an effective international climate treaty would rely heavily on the support of two fossil fuel-burning heavyweights—the United States and China.
"On average, the model projects that the U.S. will have fewer and less extreme heat waves in highly-populated areas over the next several decades than other countries."
The research, published last month in Nature Climate Change, spells out how climate variability could be leading to delays within China and the U.S. when it comes to getting serious about bringing the burning of fossil fuels to an overdue end.
"This is the first attempt to bring together results from behavioral research on the psychology of climate change with research on the physical climate response to rising greenhouse gases," says Kate Ricke, a lecturer at Stanford University's Department of Environmental Earth System Science and one of two authors of the paper.
Study after study has revealed that people don't care so much about scientific warnings of global warming's looming consequences—they only really start to care after they've personally been affected. While the number of heat waves, droughts, storms, and floods linked to climate change continues to tick upward, these weather extremes still only affect a relatively small proportion of citizens of most countries in any given year.
Ricke and fellow Carnegie Institution for Science researcher Ken Caldeira analyzed a climate model ensemble with the assumption that a nation's tipping point for strong climate action would be reached after half of its residents suffered through particular types of extreme weather. They found that such tipping points take the longest to reach in large countries with variable weather patterns and relatively low climate dangers. "In contrast," they write in their paper, "for a small country one extreme event will often push the entire population past a tipping point."
Check out this chart from the paper:
(Chart: Nature Climate Change)
Here's a more global perspective:
(Map: Nature Climate Change)
"Time-to-action in the paper is driven by how often and how extreme heat waves are in highly populated areas," Ricke says, adding that a similar analysis of heavy downpours yielded similar results. "On average, the model projects that the U.S. will have fewer and less extreme heat waves in highly-populated areas over the next several decades than other countries."
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Climate Change Will Make Your Commute a Nightmare
Extreme weather and rising seas are starting to wreak havoc on our transportation systems.
The Media Is Only Telling You Half of the Climate Change Story
Network news outlets are tricking us into thinking there's nothing we can do about climate change.
The Ugly Cycle of Air Pollution and Climate Change
More warming in the atmosphere means more stagnant days—and that means worse air pollution.
In Battle Against Climate Change, Cities Are Left All Alone
Cities must play a critical role in shifting the world to a fossil fuel-free future. So why won't anybody help them?
We Can Afford to Meet the World's Climate Goals
The world needs to be spending $800 billion a year more on clean energy if it's to meet international climate goals. Given the $500 billion a year we already spend on fossil fuel subsidies, it should be within reach.
More Hype Equals Less Action on Climate Change
Two new surveys regarding Americans' attitudes toward climate change suggest that Americans have yet to make a personal connection to the issue.


After having read Constant Muses, I eagerly awaited the release of Kindra Austin's Twelve. I expected more of the imagery of Muses, with its cigarette smoke and endless cocktails. While those common threads are there, Twelve favors the much more potent darkness of decay and memento mori. In Twelve, Austin further exposes the connection between the corporeal and spiritual that she began to explore in Muses, through an emotional dissection of the year of grieving on her mother's death. And I felt it was a grieving 'on', not 'over': she rests upon each painful moment of remembrance and exposes it to us fully, unapologetically. It is that straightforward voice, plainly truthful, that compelled my own visceral response—and while I cannot fully describe in words how I felt, I do know that I was hit hard. Austin forced me to look on the truth of death and how it can rip, how it can physically fragment those left behind.
I will make your ghosts and mine scream in terror.
Austin is her mother's champion, but there is another who champions Austin. She prefaces her work: "But dark as my days have been, there is one who keeps me tethered to the light…" There are bright moments among the desperate ones. These are found in "For My Truest of Loves," "You Remind Me," and the nuptial "Wedding Poem" all of which celebrate her own treasured daughter. On many levels, dark and light, I saw the redemptive qualities of the fierce love between mother and daughter.
This book has overwhelmed me, it has slayed me with its truths. Those were the thoughts that came to mind after consuming her book. I don't use the word "consume" lightly: I ruminated as I read; her thoughts were nourishment for that part of me that ponders death. Yet I felt as if my heart had been splayed open: I didn't know if I should cry, or just bear witness. I admired and wondered yet again at Austin's willingness to reveal herself, her assuredness that her readers would catch those emotions and cradle them. That we could hold space for them, keep them safe, disperse them or preserve them.
Twelve is available on amazon.com and amazon.co.uk.
Mariah Voutilainen, co-editor at Indie Blu(e), writes poetry and prose about all manner of things at www.reimaginingthemundane.wordpress.com.


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Rolex Yacht-Master 40 126622- RRP £9,550
The Rolex Yacht-Master is a quintessential example of sheer perfect craftmanship and engineering. From the perfectly crafted case in 904L Steel and the Platinum bi-directional rotatable 60 minute bezel, to the updated Calibre 3235 movement at the heart of this wonderful timepiece.
Since its initial release at Baselworld in 2016, the Rolex Yacht-Master 40 has become a popular option to those looking for a 40mm piece that is not quite as sporty looking as its Submariner and GMT-Master II counterparts.
The current Recommended Retail Price of the Rolex Yacht-Master 40 126622 is RRP £9,550.
Rolex Date-Just 28 279171- RRP £9,500
The Rolex Date Just is a quintessential example of sheer perfect craftmanship and micro engineering. From the perfectly crafted case in 904L Steel and the 18k Rose Gold fluted bezel and crown, to the Calibre 2236 movement at the heart of this wonderful and extremely complex timepiece.
Since its release at Baselworld in 2016, the Rolex Date-Just 28 has become one of the most popular modern Rolex timepieces of them all after replacing the very popular Date Just 26mm size which had been in production since 1957.
The current Recommended Retail Price of the Rolex Date-Just 28 279171 is £9,500
Rolex Day-Date 40 228238 - RRP £32,950
The Rolex Day Date is a quintessential example of sheer perfect craftmanship and micro engineering. From the perfectly crafted case in 18k Yellow Gold, to the Calibre 3255 movement at the heart of this wonderful and extremely complex timepiece.
Since its release at Baselworld in 2015, the Rolex Day-Date 40 has become one of the most popular modern, 18k Yellow Gold Rolex timepieces of them all after replacing the very popular Day Date II 41mm of previous years.
The current Recommended Retail Price of the Rolex Day-Date 40 228238 is £32,950
Rolex Sea-Dweller 126600 - RRP £9,300
The Sea-Dweller is a quintessential example of sheer perfect craftmanship and micro engineering. From the perfectly crafted case in 904L Steel, to the Calibre 3235 movement at the heart of this wonderful and extremely complex timepiece.
Since its release at Baselworld in 2017, the Rolex Sea-Dweller 126600 has become one of the most popular modern, steel, Rolex timepieces of them all.
Featuring a black dial with large luminescent markers makes for a timeless and clean look and black ceramic bezel on a 43mm case which is both energetic and elegant at the same time, all whilst mated to an oyster bracelet with satin links, which finishes the sporty look perfectly.
The current Recommended Retail Price of the Rolex Sea-Dweller 126600 is £9,300
The Sky-Dweller is a quintessential example of sheer perfect craftmanship and micro engineering. From the perfectly crafted case in 904L Steel and 18k White Gold, to the Calibre 9001 movement at the heart of this wonderful and extremely complex timepiece.
Since its release at Baselworld in 2017, the Rolex Sky-Dweller 326394 has become one of the most popular modern, steel, Rolex timepieces of them all.
Featuring a black dial with large baton luminescent markers makes for a timeless and clean look and an 18k white gold fluted bezel on a 42mm case which is both sporty and elegant at the same time, all whilst mated to an oyster bracelet with polished centre links, which finishes the look perfectly.


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Halsey Scheduled For Interview On January 25 "Late Late Show With James Corden"
Calvin Harris & Rihanna's "This Is What You Came For" Certified 4X Platinum In US
Calvin Harris also earned new song certifications for "Blame," "How Deep Is Your Love" and "Under Control."
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Calvin Harris received several RIAA certifications on June 19, 2017.
The biggest of those certifications was issued to his Rihanna collaboration "This Is What You Came For."
According to the RIAA, the hit single is now 4x platinum in the United States. The new certification confirms at least 4 million in US units; each unit is equal to 1 paid download or 150 streams.
Harris also earned 2x platinum (2 million) certifications for "Blame (featuring John Newman)" and his Disciples collaboration "How Deep Is Your Love, as well as a gold certification (500,000) for "Under Control."
His album "18 Months" meanwhile went gold under the RIAA's album program. The award confirms at least 500,000 in US album units, with each unit equal to 1 sale, 10 track sales or 1500 track streams.
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WP6 will enable the ESRs to acquire state-of-art knowledge in their area of research/business, and will become aware of the major challenges and future research directions to be implemented by academic laboratories and industry. Equally important the fellows will not only gain expertise in modern research approaches in their specific area, but also acquire key complementary skills essential for a successful career. The added benefit of excellence training in the EU-GliaPhD consortium comes from (i) secondments, which enables them to experience a different working culture, to learn additional techniques, and to follow extra courses that are not available in their own environment, (ii) Consortium meetings that train the fellows in international presentations, (iii) the summer schools/workshops/training courses for all young researchers in the participating labs, which will focus on research technologies, writing and presentation of data and project applications and valorisation.
This will entail acquisition of top level research strategies, approaches and technologies such as; 1. training in specific experimental methods, analytical strategies and their implementation, 2. use of state-of-art instruments available through local technical platforms, and 3. other activities relevant to research in a laboratory setting e.g. troubleshooting, laboratory management, quality assurance and handling of discipline-specific data and storage.


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namespace ofxAlembic
{
class Reader;
class IGeom;

class IXform;
class IPoints;
class ICurves;
class IPolyMesh;
class ICamera;

template <typename T>
inline ofxAlembic::Type type2enum() { return ofxAlembic::UNKHOWN; }

template <>
inline ofxAlembic::Type type2enum<ofxAlembic::XForm>() { return ofxAlembic::XFORM; }

template <>
inline ofxAlembic::Type type2enum<ofxAlembic::Points>() { return ofxAlembic::POINTS; }

template <>
inline ofxAlembic::Type type2enum<ofxAlembic::Curves>() { return ofxAlembic::CURVES; }

template <>
inline ofxAlembic::Type type2enum<ofxAlembic::PolyMesh>() { return ofxAlembic::POLYMESH; }
}

class ofxAlembic::Reader
{
public:

	~Reader() {}

	bool open(const string& path);
	void close();

	void dumpNames();
	void dumpFullnames();

	void setTime(double time);
	float getTime() const { return current_time; }

	inline float getMinTime() const { return m_minTime; }
	inline float getMaxTime() const { return m_maxTime; }

	void draw();
	void debugDraw();

	inline size_t size() const { return object_arr.size(); }
	inline const vector<string>& getNames() const { return object_name_arr; }
	inline const vector<string>& getFullnames() const { return object_fullname_arr; }

	bool get(const string& path, ofMatrix4x4& matrix);
	bool get(const string& path, ofMesh& mesh);
	bool get(const string& path, vector<ofPolyline>& curves);
	bool get(const string& path, vector<glm::vec3>& points);
	bool get(const string& path, ofCamera &camera);

	bool get(size_t idx, ofMatrix4x4& matrix);
	bool get(size_t idx, ofMesh& mesh);
	bool get(size_t idx, vector<ofPolyline>& curves);
	bool get(size_t idx, vector<ofVec3f>& points);
	bool get(size_t idx, ofCamera &camera);

	inline IGeom* get(size_t idx) { return object_arr[idx]; }

	IGeom* get(const string& path)
	{
		if (object_name_map.find(path) != object_name_map.end())
			return object_name_map[path];
		if (object_fullname_map.find(path) != object_fullname_map.end())
			return object_fullname_map[path];

		return NULL;
	}

protected:

	Alembic::AbcGeom::IArchive m_archive;

	ofPtr<IGeom> m_root;

	map<string, IGeom*> object_name_map;
	map<string, IGeom*> object_fullname_map;

	vector<IGeom*> object_arr;
	vector<string> object_name_arr;
	vector<string> object_fullname_arr;

	Alembic::AbcGeom::chrono_t m_minTime;
	Alembic::AbcGeom::chrono_t m_maxTime;

	float current_time;
};

// Geom

class ofxAlembic::IGeom
{
	friend class Reader;

public:

	IGeom();
	IGeom(Alembic::AbcGeom::IObject object);
	virtual ~IGeom();

	virtual bool valid() { return m_object; }

	void draw();
	void debugDraw();

	inline const ofMatrix4x4& getGlobalTransform() const { return transform; }

	size_t getIndex() const { return index; }

	string getName() const;
	string getFullName() const;

	virtual const char* getTypeName() const { return ""; }

	inline bool isTypeOf(Type t) const { return type == t; }

	template <typename T>
	inline bool isTypeOf() const { return type == type2enum<T>(); }

	template <typename T>
	inline bool get(T &out)
	{
		ofLogError("ofxAlembic::IGeom") << "invalid type";
		return false;
	}

protected:

	Type type;

	size_t index;
	ofMatrix4x4 transform;

	Alembic::AbcGeom::IObject m_object;
	vector<ofPtr<IGeom> > m_children;

	virtual void setupWithObject(Alembic::AbcGeom::IObject);
	void updateWithTime(double time, Imath::M44f& xform);

	virtual void updateWithTimeInternal(double time, Imath::M44f& xform) {}
	virtual void drawInternal() {}
	virtual void debugDrawInternal() {}

	Alembic::AbcGeom::chrono_t m_minTime;
	Alembic::AbcGeom::chrono_t m_maxTime;

	static void visit_geoms(ofPtr<IGeom> &obj, map<string, IGeom*> &object_name_map, map<string, IGeom*> &object_fullname_map);

	template <typename T>
	void update_timestamp(T& object);
};

class ofxAlembic::IXform : public ofxAlembic::IGeom
{
public:

	XForm xform;

	IXform(Alembic::AbcGeom::IXform object);
	~IXform();

	const char* getTypeName() const { return "Xform"; }

protected:

	Alembic::AbcGeom::IXform m_xform;

	void updateWithTimeInternal(double time, Imath::M44f& xform);
	void debugDrawInternal()
	{
		ofPushStyle();

		stringstream ss;
		ss << "[" << getName() << "]";

		ofSetColor(255);
		ofDrawBitmapString(ss.str(), 0, 0);

		ofPopStyle();

		xform.draw();
	}
};

class ofxAlembic::IPoints : public ofxAlembic::IGeom
{
public:

	Points points;

	IPoints(Alembic::AbcGeom::IPoints object);
	~IPoints()
	{
		if (m_points)
			m_points.reset();
	}

	const char* getTypeName() const { return "Points"; }

protected:

	Alembic::AbcGeom::IPoints m_points;

	void updateWithTimeInternal(double time, Imath::M44f& xform);
	void drawInternal() { points.draw(); }
};

class ofxAlembic::ICurves : public ofxAlembic::IGeom
{
public:

	Curves curves;

	ICurves(Alembic::AbcGeom::ICurves object);
	~ICurves()
	{
		if (m_curves)
			m_curves.reset();
	}

	const char* getTypeName() const { return "Curves"; }

protected:

	Alembic::AbcGeom::ICurves m_curves;

	void updateWithTimeInternal(double time, Imath::M44f& xform);
	void drawInternal() { curves.draw(); }
};

class ofxAlembic::IPolyMesh : public ofxAlembic::IGeom
{
public:

	PolyMesh polymesh;

	IPolyMesh(Alembic::AbcGeom::IPolyMesh object);
	~IPolyMesh()
	{
		if (m_polyMesh)
			m_polyMesh.reset();
	}

	const char* getTypeName() const { return "PolyMesh"; }

protected:

	Alembic::AbcGeom::IPolyMesh m_polyMesh;

	void updateWithTimeInternal(double time, Imath::M44f& xform);
	void drawInternal() { polymesh.draw(); }
};

class ofxAlembic::ICamera : public ofxAlembic::IGeom
{
public:

	Camera camera;

	ICamera(Alembic::AbcGeom::ICamera object);
	~ICamera()
	{
		if (m_camera)
			m_camera.reset();
	}

	const char* getTypeName() const { return "Camera"; }

protected:

	Alembic::AbcGeom::ICamera m_camera;

	void updateWithTimeInternal(double time, Imath::M44f& xform);
	void drawInternal() { camera.draw(); }

};

//

template <>
inline bool ofxAlembic::IGeom::get(ofMatrix4x4 &o)
{
	if (type != ofxAlembic::XFORM)
	{
		ofLogError("ofxAlembic::IXform") << "cast error";
		return false;
	}

	o = transform;
	return true;
}

template <>
inline bool ofxAlembic::IGeom::get(ofxAlembic::Points &o)
{
	if (type != ofxAlembic::POINTS)
	{
		ofLogError("ofxAlembic::IGeom") << "cast error";
		return false;
	}

	o = ((IPoints*)this)->points;
	return true;
}

template <>
inline bool ofxAlembic::IGeom::get(vector<ofxAlembic::Point> &o)
{
	if (type != ofxAlembic::POINTS)
	{
		ofLogError("ofxAlembic::IGeom") << "cast error";
		return false;
	}

	o = ((IPoints*)this)->points.points;
	return true;
}

template <>
inline bool ofxAlembic::IGeom::get(std::vector<glm::vec3> &o)
{
	if (type != ofxAlembic::POINTS)
	{
		ofLogError("ofxAlembic::IGeom") << "cast error";
		return false;
	}

	o = toOf(((IPoints*)this)->points.points);
	return true;
}

template <>
inline bool ofxAlembic::IGeom::get(ofxAlembic::Curves &o)
{
	if (type != ofxAlembic::CURVES)
	{
		ofLogError("ofxAlembic::IGeom") << "cast error";
		return false;
	}

	o = ((ICurves*)this)->curves;
	return true;
}

template <>
inline bool ofxAlembic::IGeom::get(vector<ofPolyline> &o)
{
	if (type != ofxAlembic::CURVES)
	{
		ofLogError("ofxAlembic::IGeom") << "cast error";
		return false;
	}

	o = ((ICurves*)this)->curves.curves;
	return true;
}

template <>
inline bool ofxAlembic::IGeom::get(ofxAlembic::PolyMesh &o)
{
	if (type != ofxAlembic::POLYMESH)
	{
		ofLogError("ofxAlembic::IGeom") << "cast error";
		return false;
	}

	o = ((IPolyMesh*)this)->polymesh;
	return true;
}

template <>
inline bool ofxAlembic::IGeom::get(ofMesh &o)
{
	if (type != ofxAlembic::POLYMESH)
	{
		ofLogError("ofxAlembic::IGeom") << "cast error";
		return false;
	}

	o = ((IPolyMesh*)this)->polymesh.mesh;
	return true;
}

template <>
inline bool ofxAlembic::IGeom::get(ofCamera &o)
{
	if (type != ofxAlembic::CAMERA)
	{
		ofLogError("ofxAlembic::IGeom") << "cast error";
		return false;
	}

	((ICamera*)this)->camera.updateParams(o, transform);
	return true;
}


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Good explanation and practical examples. Just wish it could focus more on advanced research methodology.
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from __future__ import division, print_function, absolute_import

from ._distn_infrastructure import (entropy, rv_discrete, rv_continuous,
                                    rv_frozen)

from . import _continuous_distns
from . import _discrete_distns

from ._continuous_distns import *
from ._discrete_distns import *

# For backwards compatibility e.g. pymc expects distributions.__all__.
__all__ = ['entropy', 'rv_discrete', 'rv_continuous', 'rv_histogram']

# Add only the distribution names, not the *_gen names.
__all__ += _continuous_distns._distn_names
__all__ += _discrete_distns._distn_names


Preparing your crop art for this web site. What will help, what won't.
I prefer to use artwork that's already appeared in the Minnesota State Fair's Crop Art Exhibit. How to enter the Fair's Crop Art Exhibit? There are articles on this web site that might help.
Okay, you've entered your work in the Crop Art Exhibit in the State Fair, you've won a ribbon -- or not -- now get out the camera and take a nice photo of your crop art.
Soft, semi-direct lighting is recommended. Take the photo outside, on a sunny day, in the bright shade. If you're using big seeds, there should be a shadow visible on each seed. Avoid using an on-camera flash -- it's not flattering to crop art.
I do not need a picture of you with your crop art. I'm only interested in the crop art.
Include your ribbon and legend card (naming the seeds used) in the photo, if possible. Don't, however, have the ribbon and seed card covering up any of the crop art or the frame.
Along with the photo include a list of the seeds you used, the piece's dimensions and what year you entered it in the Minnesota State Fair's Crop Art competition. Also include the ribbon you won, and in what category. Include your name, phone number and email address, in case I need to ask you questions.
I can't guarantee I'll use your crop art on the web site. Thank you!
Did I mention that I may not use your photo on the site? I may, or I may not put your Crop Art photo on the web site. Probably not.
All that discouraging stuff said, I'd still like to see your crop art!
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Lek-Sloopwerken lubricates Volvo EC700C HR automatically
The Groeneveld Twin XL automated lubrication system was developed especially for larger machinery with a high requirement for grease. The Twin XL also fulfils the user's wish not to refill the grease that often while working. The XL, with its 18-litre reservoir capacity, is used in mining and installed on the larger equipment for earth-moving and demolition work. A recent example of this is the installation on the new Volvo EC700C HR demolition excavator of Lek-Sloopwerken. This demolition company, established in 2009, wanted to keep maintenance costs to a minimum and prevent defect costs of their new and impressive machine.
ek-Sloopwerken was established in 2009 by Peter de Korte and Maarten Lek. Sustainability and 'out of the box' thinking are typical for this company. Knowing demolition work through and through, the founders are able to come up with innovative solutions. Because good equipment is half the work, Lek-Sloopwerken always invests in the most modern machinery. The new Volvo EC700C HR excavator, equipped with a 4-metre long boom and a 7,210-kilo shear, makes demolition possible up to 20 metres high. With this newest acquisition, heavy concrete structures can be cut rather than chopped, resulting in less disruption to the environment. A major advantage of this machine is that demolition can take place at depth because of the adjustable boom.
Automatic lubricating with Groeneveld
In order to achieve the highest possible return on investment, Lek-Sloopwerken decided to have a Groeneveld automatic lubrication system installed. "We chose Groeneveld's Twin-XL because we wanted to be sure that the lubrication is always done optimally. Defect costs are prevented this way." Maarten Lek explains. "We chose the large version of the Twin system, the Twin XL, because we didn't want to have to constantly top up."
Dylan ter Burg, Account Manager at Groeneveld Lubrication Solutions Nederland, explains in more detail why Lek-Sloopwerken chose the Twin-XL from among the wide selection of lubrication systems of Groeneveld. "Lek Sloopwerken equipment is used under the most demanding circumstances. The Twin system offers the best guarantee that all lubrication points are given the right dose of grease at the right interval, regardless of the circumstances. Such a large machine needs a lot of grease. With the large 20-kilo reservoir, little or even no grease has to be added between servicing. Installing the system leads to less downtime of the machine, lower maintenance and repair costs and less wear on the pins and bushings. And, what's more, good preventative maintenance ultimately leads to a higher residual value."
Advantages of Twin-XL
The XL version of the Twin system offers all of the advantages of the Groeneveld Twin dual-line system but with a higher reservoir capacity. The system works under relatively low pressure, which retains the quality and structure of the grease. Furthermore, optimum lubrication of all lubrication points is realized due to the two simultaneous lines. The patented system also enables very accurate dosage at each lubrication point. Unlike progressive systems, the Twin system also operates optimally in extremely low temperatures and when there are larger distances between the pump and the lubrication points. This means that the Twin heavy-duty automatic lubrication system is especially suitable for larger machinery, such as large wheel loaders, dump trucks and, for example, hydraulic excavators with long arms.


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© Research by the Pacific Institute, an environmental nonprofit, found that it takes three liters of water to produce one liter of bottled water, thanks to all the resources needed to make a plastic bottle?
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Gunmen fatally shot the mayor of Libya's third-largest city, Misrata, late on Sunday, ambushing his car inside the city, security officials said.
The North African oil producer has been in chaos since the 2011 uprising that unseated Muammar Gaddafi; but Misrata, Libya's biggest port, had been relative peaceful until now.
Misrata, almost 200 km east of Tripoli, is the gateway for food and other imports into Libya and the country's only tax-free zone.
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Wright move for Kangaroo into defence
2nd Apr 2016 6:30 AM
NORTH Melbourne's Sam Wright began his AFL life as a sneaky forward, ending his second season (2010) with a rush of goals - 14 in his last five games.
But the 25-year-old is now making a career out of stopping the type of player he used to be, as an integral member of the Kangaroos' defence.
"I think the game just changed a bit. I was that in-between height, and lost a bit of confidence in front of goal as well," the 188cm Wright told ARM.
After adding just 20 goals in his next two seasons, coach Brad Scott switched Wright to defence.
"I think the best thing for my career was to settle at halfback. I can try and run and create, be more involved in the game, get more of the ball, which I was struggling to do up forward," he said.
Wright will be pivotal today when the Kangaroos return to the Gabba to play the Lions, who add goalsneaks Josh Green and Dayne Zorko to the side that topped 100 points in last week's loss to West Coast.
"They have a lot of talent in their forward line. I think their real strengths are their small forwards ... Zorko, (Allen) Christensen, Green. They work hard and it's going to be a real test for us small defenders," Wright said.
"I think if we can get on top of them it will go along way towards helping us win the game."
Wright enjoyed his last visit to play the Lions, last July, when they won by 72 points. "Myself and Shaun Atley played our 100ths, but Boomer (Brent Harvey) played his 400th so I don't think anyone remembers that," he recalled.
This time Wright will renew acquaintances with ex-teammate Ryan Bastinac, who collected 23 disposals on debut for the Lions last week.
"He was one of my best mates at the club - it was sad to see him go," he said. "But, once you're on the field there's no friendships out there. He needed a change in his career, so we don't hold it against him.
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Police: Counterfeiter Arrested in Cary
March 5, 2013 /in Featured, News, Police /by Staff
Story from Town of Cary. Photo by Steve Pomeroy.
Cary, NC – Thanks to a tip from the Town of Apex and information from the City of Denver, the Town of Cary Police Department has charged an out-of-town suspect with fraud after he attempted to use counterfeit money to rent a Cary hotel room and purchase a car in Durham late last week.
Adrian Lewis, 29, of Colorado Springs, Colorado, is currently being held at the Wake County Detention Center where he faces charges of financial identity fraud, obtaining property by false pretense, attempting to obtain property by false pretense, possession of a stolen vehicle, and possession of five or more counterfeit instruments.
He faces up to 105 months in jail for all of the charges.
On February 26, 2013, Lewis reportedly attempted to rent a room at the La Quinta Inn, located at 191 Crescent Commons Drive in Cary, by using a counterfeit $100 bill but was turned away by the hotel clerk.
The next morning, a black backpack found by a pedestrian behind the hotel led the Cary Police Department to contact a detective with the Denver Police Department in Colorado Springs, who identified Lewis as the person who tried to rent the room and informed Cary police that he was wanted by the State of Colorado for drug charges and was believed to be in possession of a stolen car and other stolen property.
Two days later, Cary police located the stolen vehicle, a blue Volkswagen Jetta, in the parking lot of the Wal-Mart at 2010 Kildaire Farm Road. The vehicle was unoccupied.
However, shortly thereafter Cary police received a phone call from the Apex Police Department notifying them that Lewis had attempted to purchase a vehicle from an Apex resident using counterfeit $100 bills. He was taken into custody at the Red Roof Inn at 1800 Walnut Street in Cary, where multiple counterfeit bills in various denominations were uncovered.
Lewis confessed to being in possession of the stolen Volkswagen, manufacturing the counterfeit notes, and using stolen identification to rent the room at the Red Roof Inn.
"Great things happen when police agencies work together to protect the public," said Capt. Don Hamilton of the Cary Police Department. "Because of the cooperation from both the Apex and Denver police departments, we were able to keep our citizens and businesses safer."
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Making Participation Count: A Manifesto
Our democratic system is in crisis. Many people blame Brexit, but the problems have been long in the making. Too many people and communities feel that they have little power over the decisions that affect them.
There needs to be more ways in which people's voices can be heard and have influence not only via occasional elections but in relation to the cascade of continuous decision making that takes place in society, whether at local, regional, national or international level.
With this in mind, a group of us involved in community development, community organising and citizens deliberation teamed up with the well-known campaigning group Compass to explore the important role that participatory practice can play in deepening democracy.
As we find ourselves in the middle of one of the most important general elections in modern history this task is now more urgent than ever. It is an election that will help decide the future direction of the country economically and socially, but also in what happens to our democratic systems and constitution. There has been virtually no discussion about the democratic and constitutional changes in the media but we know that radical change is needed. We believe that the incorporation of participatory and deliberative approaches into the planning and decision-making systems at all levels of government, from the bottom to the top must be central to such a change.
We have produced this manifesto which sets out some policy recommendations on what a future government needs to do to support participatory practice so that it can perform a key role in supporting the development of more deliberative and participatory decision-making procedures that need to be incorporated into all levels of government.
These ideas will be further explained and illustrated in Participation at 45°: techniques for citizen-led change – a forthcoming pamphlet which will be published by Compass in early 2020.
To have any impact the manifesto needs to be as widely disseminated as possible so:
We would be most grateful if you could:
Send the Manifesto to your local ward councillors, MP and election candidates and ask if they would support
Share the Manifesto with one or two organisations you are a member of and seek to initiate a debate (community groups, business, voluntary and community groups, faith communities, trade unions, think tanks and so on
Consider asking one particular organisation to adopt the Manifesto.
We are committed to raising this agenda as widely as we can and growing momentum for action. We appreciate your support in this task,
We are keen to hear about any take-up and your views, will compile information to circulate to all respondents at a later point.
Download manifesto
Writer and campaigner for the creation of a more inclusive democratic system that enables citizens to be actively involved in the planning and decision making process. His long experience in community development convinced him that there is a viable alternative to our existing failing democratic systems. Creator of the deeperdemocracy.or.uk web site.


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For more information, please contact Alexandra Kadoche, Development Director, at (310) 481-3275.


TEAM Rhino SA Girls High School Pietermaritzburg will be jetting off for Coventry, England to compete in the Denson UK Engineering and Motion challenge after raising R332 500 so that every girl who participated in some way towards their project is not left behind.
After featuring in the Maritzburg Fever's February 27 edition of the newspaper in "SA's future engineers need you", the girls were finally able to raise all the funds needed and will now be flying to England on Thursday.
Speaking on behalf of the girls, Doll Maistry, mother of Kiara Maistry, said that she saw the dedication and passion from the girls and knew that she and all the other parents had to intervene to eliminate the stress factor of fundraising and finding sponsors when it came time to raise funds. "The school was amazing in setting me up with an e-mail address from Girls High School Pietermariztburg. This allowed me to take the plight of fundraising for Team Rhino SA Girls High School Pietermariztburg to any and every individual and organisation," said Maistry, who added that the support shown from various companies in and around Pietermaritzburg was amazing to see. Maistry said that they were very grateful for the donations, big or small, from everyone who contributed.
Money was not the only thing that was offered to the girls and Maistry highlighted that many sponsors also offered their expertise and experience to the girls, showing insight into their business and generating a few ideas for the girls to develop and build their own 4x4 remote controlled car entirely from scratch that they built using mainly recycled materials. "The knowledge that our school and community believe in our girls has given the whole team a tremendous boost in confidence and pride. It is this that we are most grateful for," said Maistry.
Maistry said that each parent had agreed to give their child a set amount of spending money but believed that the girls would hardly find time to use it given that they would be following a rigorous schedule because of the competition. "The support of Pietermaritzburg Girls' High has been amazing as well. They have managed to build their car using ideas learned from the wonderful people who have shared their ideas so freely, especially their IT manager and head of robotics club Mr Josef Moffet," said Maistry.


Event not to be missed!
Mystic Rock power trio that will blow your mind away with its unique multi-faceted compositions and virtuosity.
In April 2017, the song Homo Economicus won the award in the category best Swiss rock song 2017 and got radio airplay in several countries. Ever since, the band has embarked on a never ending tour around Europe filling up venues and festivals. The album Western Lies was released on May 12 earning prize from both critics and audiences.
The album denounces our capitalist society sarcastically and metaphorically. The atmosphere is dark, disturbing and full of mysticism. Hints of film music, inspired and powerful rock songs, electronic loops, unique guitar solos and dreamy melodies will take the audience on an unexpected spiritual journey.
Western Lies is a DIY project. During one year, the musicians isolated themselves from the outside world in their self-built studio to create their very own sound. On every level, the experimentation led to a unique album. The songwriting, the sound and the atmosphere that shines on Western Lies are beyond classification. Let's call this genre Mystic Rock or Creative Rock.


You will see a padlock in the browser address bar for this website, this lets you know that this is a secure site. We use SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) this is the standard security technology for establishing an encrypted link between a web server and a browser. This link ensures that all data passed between the web server and your browsers remain private and integral.
All email accounts are double password protected and fully encrypted. If you send an email to your Counsellor's email address, only they will have access to it.
VoIP and Telephone sessions are never recorded. Instant messenger and email sessions are deleted.
All phones, tablets, laptops, or storage devices required to conduct or aid Counselling sessions have anti-virus and/or double password protected locks. When they are not in use for sessions, they are also kept securely in a locked pin access compartment safe that only your Counsellor has the password for.
The compartment safe is further kept secure in a locked room and/or locked cabinet that only your Counsellor has access to, this is to ensure your privacy and meet ethical guidelines. If your Counsellor is travelling the compartment safe is stored in a portable locked carry case.
When possible, The Online Counselling Service will advise clients of confidentiality and the importance it has on the individual counselling sessions. Any discussions during counselling sessions will be strictly confidential.
If your sessions are paid for or arranged via a third party, e.g. a friend, partner, spouse or family member, other than payment requests, invoices or receipts your counselling information will not be shared. Details about what is discussed in your sessions remain confidential between you and your Counsellor. Any other information can only be shared with the consent of the client (person receiving counselling).
Your sessions may be paid for or arranged by a third party, such as a friend, partner, family member, employer, company, charity or organisation. Your consent is required. The only information that will be shared with your approved third party is payment requests, invoices, receipts and confirmation that your counselling sessions are taking place with OCS. Details about what is discussed in your sessions remain confidential between you and your Counsellor. Any other information can only be shared with the consent of the client (person receiving counselling).
Each Counsellor receiving Supervision from a qualified supervisor will always protect your identity. All work is to the highest ethical standards. The Online Counselling Service will only disclose information if necessary, for e.g. if the person either Counsellor or client is at risk of harm we are then required by ethics to seek advice and guidance from other professionals. We would, of course, try to discuss this beforehand with you to obtain your assent. We may also disclose information if there is a suspected case of child abuse or alleged child abuse, known or suspected case of adult or elder abuse. If a Counsellor receives information, regarding a proposed or actual act of terrorism, he/she is required to share this with the police. Upon receipt of a subpoena, from a judge in a UK court of law, your Counsellor will be bound by British Law to release any information.
The Online Counselling Service will only ask for information that is considered necessary for the effectiveness of online, telephone therapy and coaching. The information requested is unlikely to make you personally identifiable. An anonymous service where you have the option of being able to use another name for the purpose of online or telephone counselling is offered. You may use a name you feel comfortable with, the choice is up to the individual client.
We do not require personal data such as full name, address, date of birth, race, sexual orientation, political opinion or religion.
We do not require identification such as a passport or a licence etc. Before online and telephone sessions begin, the client messenger ID or telephone number, as well as brief details of what you feel you wish to talk about may be submitted. This information is accessed by the Admin team and your assigned Counsellor only. The Online Counselling Service will always ensure basic information is gathered accurately. Your email address, that you initiate contact form, will be used as a form of contact in order to book and conduct sessions, to receive a requested free E-book and for email counselling. If you use instant chat, voip or telephone counselling, you will only be contacted via messenger or phone, by your request, at pre-booked times to have your session.
The assigned Counsellor may choose to keep offline information about their client's session time/date to stay organised. The information held by the Counsellor is destroyed within 6 months.
You will never be contacted via phone or messenger at any time other than for pre-arranged sessions. Your telephone number, messenger ID or email address will not be shared with any outside agencies or third parties. If you request a free E-book you will not receive unsolicited emails, your email address will not be saved.
We do not request proof of income or financial status, discounts are available to all. We do not request banking and financial information, no card payments are taken via the phone or on the website. Purchases for counselling sessions are made securely via the PayPal payment gateway. You can check your purchase history with them directly, they generally send email receipts after each purchase. You may also wish to view transactions by logging into your PayPal account if you have one.
You are welcome to request any information we hold about you. This is generally very basic and is unlikely to make you personally identifiable. To request any information, please contact your Counsellor directly, we ask that you allow 30 days for the request to be fulfilled. Please note that we only hold basic details for up to 6 months after your last purchase.


Our fundraiser of the week is the BoneShakers group, who have driven from Calais to Monte Carlo in an old donated car.
Family members Gill, Matt, Rhiannon and Jane (who is also an Action for M.E. trustee) undertook their adventure from June 15 to June 18.
Talking about their reasons for doing this, the group said: "This illness steals people's lives. We know this from personal experience. In 2005 Jane and Matt were struck down in the same week by what seemed like an ordinary viral infection. They kept feeling a bit better – and then a lot worse - for a few weeks until Jane stopped work (turned out to be for a whole year) becoming housebound and Matt stopped school and missed full time education for two years.
"They were the 'lucky' ones who managed with medical help (and some good fortune) to be able to recover. Many people who are affected never do. Many of those affected are children (M.E. is the commonest cause of long term sickness absence from school) and the illness can last for years or a lifetime.
You can find out more about the group's adventure on the BoneShakers' Facebook group.


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Q: insert data with image into database i want to insert both data and image into my sql database but if i fill the form and enter it the record is not insert and no error message is shown please help

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                        Name

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                        Designation

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                        Signature

                        <input type="text" class="form_input" id="sign" placeholder="signature" name="signature" required>

                        <input type="submit" name="insert" value="enter record" class="submit_btn">

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<?php

//database connection
$db = mysqli_select_db($con,'nesthet');

if(isset($_POST['insert']))
{
    //personal data
    $name = $_POST['name'];
    $gender = $_POST['gender'];
    $date = $_POST['date'];
    $reg_nurse = $_POST['reg_nurse'];
    $current_complain = $_POST['current_complain'];

    // vital
    $blood_pressure = $_POST['bp'];
    $temp = $_POST['temp'];
    $pr = $_POST['pr'];
    $rr = $_POST['rr'];
    $sat_02 = $_POST['02_sat'];

    // examination
    $illness = $_POST['illness'];

    $opt = $_POST['optional'];
    $optional = implode (',',$opt);

    $jaundice = $_POST['jaundice'];
    $edema = $_POST['edema'];

    // human system
    $respiratory = $_POST['respiratory_system'];
    $cardiovascular = $_POST['cardiovascular_system'];
    $nervous = $_POST['internal_nervous_system'];
    $gastro = $_POST['gastro_intestinal_system'];
    $differential = $_POST['differential_diagnosis'];
    $final = $_POST['final_diagnosis'];
    $treatment = $_POST['treatment'];
    $health_education = $_POST['health_education'];

    //routine lab test
    $rbs = $_POST['rbs'];
    $fbs = $_POST['fbs'];
    $hb = $_POST['hb'];
    $blood_group = $_POST['b_group'];
    $rdt = $_POST['rdt'];
    $wbc = $_POST['wbc'];

    //urinalysis
    $urine = $_POST['urine'];

    // image upload codes
    $tittle = $_POST['tittle'];
    $img = $_FILES['image']['name'];

    // complete by

    $personnel_name = $_POST['personnel_name'];
    $designation = $_POST['designation'];
    $signature = $_POST['signature'];

     //sql insert query

     $insert_query = ("INSERT into tbl_nursing_assessment (name , gender , date , reg_nurse , current_complain , bp , temp , pr , rr , 02_sat , illness , optional , jaundice , edema , respiratory_system , cardiovascular_system , internal_nervous_system , gastro_intestinal_system , differential_diagnosis , final_diagnosis , treatment , health_education , rbs , fbs , hb , b_group , rdt , wbc , urine , tittle , image , personnel_name , designation , signature)
     VALUES ('$name' , '$gender' , '$date' , '$reg_nurse' , '$current_complain' , '$blood_pressure ' , '$temp ' , '$pr' , '$rr' , '$sat_02' , '$illness' , '$optional' , '$jaundice' , '$edema' , '$respiratory' , '$cardiovascular' , '$nervous' , '$gastro' , '$differential' , '$final' , '$treatment' , '$health_education ' , '$rbs' , '$fbs' , '$hb' , '$blood_group' , '$rdt' , '$wbc' , '$urine' , '$tittle' , '$img' , '$personnel_name' , '$designation' , '$signature')");

     //run sql insert query

     if(mysqli_query($con,$insert_query))
     {
         echo "";
     }
     else
     {
        echo "";
     }
}
//move_uploaded_file($_FILES['image']['tmp_name'], "uploaded_files/$img");

?>

A: you are doing php server site submission, So you need to add form tag in your html. then have to mention action and method in the form tag. you can follow the following links.
form submission ref:
https://www.w3schools.com/tags/att_form_method.asp
file upload ref:
https://www.w3schools.com/php/php_file_upload.asp


IIMCIP provides both physical and virtual incubation. The incubation programme offers the following facilities / benefits to the incubatees.
2. Seed Funding: IIM Calcutta Innovation Park offers seed funding to eligible incubatees in form of equity/debt. For more details please click here.
3. Funding Connect: We help our startups leverage our strong investor network.
4. Networking- IIMCIP connects incubatees to potential funding customers and investors leveraging strong connect with investor community.
6. Support Services: Legal, Secretarial, IT Infrastructure support, HR & Payroll, Travel and Logistics services provided by competent service providers who provide the services at preferential rates.
7. IIMC student support: Engage IIMC students with the incubatees and help in solving some of the challenges faced by the start-ups.


The Huntington Interfaith Homeless Initiative (HIHI) is a faith-based organization whose mission is to shelter and feed the single homeless during the winter months. Trinity partners with other churches by providing meals and chaperons on four Sundays each year. Volunteers gather at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship in Huntington and prepare bedding, prepare and serve dinner, prepare bagged breakfasts and lunches, and provide overnight coordination.


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Nicolas Guillen 4th is a native Cuban who has resided in Miami, Florida since 1994. In 2009, he opened a studio in Wynwood, Miami's dynamic and bustling preeminent neighborhood for art and fashion. Nicolas' career as a visual artist and photographer began while attending the prestigious Cuban Institute of Art & Cinematography ("ICAIC") in Havana, Cuba. With a unique eye and a background inspired both in Cuba and Miami, Nicolas' work offers a distinct, memorable and contemporary perspective that reflects his lineage as a 4th generation artist.
Nicolas is a dynamic visual artist first and a photographer second. He views photography as the ideal medium to translate his intense visual realm and inner perspective to contemporary art. His work cannot be ascribed to a single "style" per se but there is a continuance in his pieces in his mastery of lighting and the oft ethereal beauty of his subjects as he tends to celebrate the female form. The pieces showcase familiar scenes, whether they be from the streets of Miami or from a dreamscape. Nicolas has leveraged his background as a native Habanero and current Miamian not only as a source of inspiration for his work through his experiences, but also on a tangible level by leveraging the unique backdrops both cities offer directly into his work.
© 2018 by NICOLAS GULLEN 4th STUDIO. All Rights Reserved.


I said it's almost always a stranger that ends up shifting your life. In fact, my own life has been deeply impacted by several total strangers over the years.
My friend paused and was slightly aghast. "What do you mean? How can that be?" she asked.
Before someone becomes your friend or partner, they are a stranger to you, I explained. Something about them moved you and then you delved further into conversation — deeper into connection — and got to know them better.
Sometimes it might also be the words of a total stranger in a book or a poem that move you so deeply that you shift everything you thought you knew and embark on a different course.
Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Mary Oliver, who passed away this week, came into my life just like that. Her words have touched and moved me so profoundly over the course of my life. Eventually, she went from being a total stranger to a loving, loyal friend and for that, I am forever grateful.
Those words have reverberated in my heart and mind nonstop since I first saw them printed on paper. It's such a beautiful and profound question and I just love its premise, which is that we all have one wild and precious life and what we do with it is ours to decide.
Do you know the answer to that question in your own life? Are you even contemplating that question? Are you, as Mary encourages in one of her other beautiful poems entitled "The Journey," listening to your own voice? Are you silencing the whispers of others in order to save the only life you can: your own?
Mary Oliver lived her one wild and precious life. She lived her own unique journey and her bravery inspired others to do the same.
Strangers come into your life in a myriad of ways. Some through books. Others through chance encounters. I know we are taught growing up, "Don't talk to strangers and "don't trust strangers," but I couldn't disagree more. If we don't talk, converse and share with others, we will end up isolated, alone and lonely. We won't build the connection and sense of belonging we so desperately need.
So this morning, I encourage you to be open to someone you've never met — a stranger whose name you may not know at this very moment, but who may end up being one of the most important people in your life.
That brings me back to the friend I was in conversation with. She used to be a total stranger to me, but now she is one of my most valued, trusted and generous friends.
God bless you, Mary Oliver. Thank you for your words. Thank you for the questions you pondered. Thank you for the journey. I'm so grateful for our friendship. I'm so grateful that you let this stranger in. I'm so grateful for all the meaningful conversations we shared.
Keep living that one wild and precious life of yours in heaven. And, p.s., don't forget to write.
Dear God, please give me the strength to live my one wild and precious life. Give me the courage to embark on my own journey and silence outside voices so I have the strength to listen to my own voice and your guidance. Amen.
Maria Shriver is the mother of four, a Peabody and Emmy-winning journalist and producer, a six-time New York Times best-selling author, and an NBC News Special Anchor reporting on the shifting roles, emerging power and evolving needs of women in modern life. She creates socially conscious television, books, films and digital media with the purpose of informing, inspiring and igniting hearts and minds in a discussion that produce positive impact in the world.
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The traditional "Fish Boil" lives on at the Art Farm. Our master boilers from Fitzgerald's Genoa City Junction will be serving up North Atlantic Cod boiled in traditional outdoor kettles with sweet red potatoes, onions and corn cobs for that one of a kind mouthwatering taste that has made Door County famous.
The fish is completely free of skin and bones. With one bite of their fish we guarantee to transform you instantly into a raving fan! The chiefs will also simultaneously be grilling up their locally famous ribs. Award-winning coleslaw and fresh breads accompany your meal. Don't forget the delightful fruit turnovers freshly baked by our friends at Fideler Farms. Enjoy a wine tasting during dinner featuring our neighbors at Timber Hill Winery.
No need to drive 4 hours to Door County - Enjoy your Fish Boil here at the Art Farm!