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Elena Ogui (née le ) est une coureuse cycliste soviétique puis ukrainienne.

Palmarès sur route

Championnats du monde
 1991 Stuttgart
  de la course en ligne

Par années
 1990
 Tour de Born - Olten
 1991
  étape de Steiermark Rundfahrt
  de Steiermark Rundfahrt
 1992
  du championnat d'Ukraine sur route
  du Tour de Leimental
  de Družba Žen
 1993
  du GP Kanton Aargau
  du GP Kanton Zürich
 1994
 Grand Prix Cham-Hagendorn
 1995
  du Tour de Thuringe
  de Main-Spessart Rundfahrt
  de Bollendorf
  de Karbach
  de Irrel-Ferschweller
  du championnat d'Ukraine sur route
 1996
 GP Winterthur
 1997
  du Grand Prix Cham-Hagendorn

Grands tours

Tour d'Italie
 1997 :

La Grande Boucle
4 participations
 Tour de France féminin
 1989 :
 Tour cycliste féminin
 1992 :
 1995 :
 1996 :

Liens externes

Coureuse cycliste ukrainienne
Coureuse cycliste soviétique
Naissance en juin 1962


1st Annual Mountain Acoustics Luthier Invitational, Burnsville, N.C.
Burnsville, N.C. — The 1st Annual Mountain Acoustics Luthier Invitational will be held here May 24-26.
Weber Celebrates New Partnership with D'Addario by Giving Away a Yellowstone Mandolin at the 2019 NAMM Show in conjunction with Mandolin Cafe.
Farmingdale, N.Y. — D'Addario and Eastman have combined resources and are giving away an Eastman MD415GD Mandolin and select D'Addario accessories.
Fairfax, Calif. — Peghead Nation, home of roots music instruction, gear, news and more has announced they will host a Facebook Live event with Sharon Gilchrist this Friday, August 24 at 1:00 p.m. Pacific Time.
Farmingdale, N.Y. — D'Addario has announced they are giving away sets of their new Monel mandolin strings along with a host of other D'Addario and Planet Waves accessories in a special giveaway hosted by the Mandolin Cafe.
Weber to Unveil New Yellowstone Models in Nashville at Carter Vintage Guitars & Summer NAMM Event, Partnering with Mandolin Cafe.
Austin, Texas — Collings Guitars and Mandolins and the Mandolin Cafe are combining resources to give away a Collings MT2 Mandolin finished in their new Cremona sunburst finish on display at the 2018 NAMM Show in Anaheim, Calif.
Included in the giveaway will be a Collings Traditional Handcrafted Case.
The Collings MT2 given away will be Adirondack spruce top with Eastern flamed maple back, sides and neck, Ebony peghead veneer with mother of pearl Collings logo and flourish.
The retail value of the mandolin with Collings' original vintage-style case is $4,400.
Nashville, Tenn. — Video Scholarship Competitions for banjo, mandolin, and fiddle have been announced by the Monroe Mandolin Camp with three lucky winners being awarded full tuition and a camp t-shirt.
This year's camp will be held September 19-23 at the Lake Junaluska Conference & Retreat Center in North Carolina.
Surprise, Ariz. — The Mandolin Store and Mandolin Cafe have announced a special Pono Octave Mandolin Giveaway coming in early August.
Registration will commence from a link on the Mandolin Cafe home page on August 6 with a single winner randomly selected on August 12, 9:30 a.m. Central. No purchase is necessary to enter and registration is open to all site visitors regardless of location.
The Schertler Group, creators of high performance amplification gear for musicians and the Mandolin Cafe are combining efforts to give away a Schertler DYN-M-P48 Pickup for Mandolin with a retail value of $325.
A continuation of the Scott Wright video collection entrusted to the Mandolin Cafe for publication, Bill Monroe and The Bluegrass Boys were captured in concert in Boulder, Colorado's Chautauqua Park in June, 1986.
On the bill for the evening, Norman and Nancy Blake also make an appearance as the warm-up act, though only two of their numbers appear in Video 1.
The date was February 19, 1986. Bill Monroe and The Bluegrass Boys had traveled to Denver, Colorado for a concert in what was the arena for the Denver Nuggets NBA basketball team.
Make no mistake about it, Monroe was in fine form that day as the band kicked off the concert with "Uncle Pen."
This never before published footage was captured by videojournalist Scott Wright as part of the Wright Collection, a series of events surrounding Bill Monroe in February, 1986.
A lifelong bluegrass musician and fan, Wright felt Monroe's appearance in Denver was historically significant and captured and kept the videos until entrusting them to the Mandolin Cafe this year for publication.
Surprise, Ariz. — The Mandolin Store in conjunction with the Mandolin Cafe will be giving away an Eastman MD415-GD to one lucky winner in the near future.
Registration for a chance to win will commence from a link on the Mandolin Cafe on May 28 with a single random winner being selected Friday, June 2 at 9:30 a.m. Central Time.
The giveaway is open to all visitors to the Mandolin Cafe regardless of location.
The new Eastman MD415-GD is individually hand-crafted using time-honored methods & premium hand-carved solid tonewoods with solid Spruce Top, solid Mahogany back & sides.
Ebony fingerboard & adjustable ebony bridge. F-style body with an F-holes for warm, ringing tones & excellent sound projection.
The Mandolin Store's Dennis Vance told us, "The Mandolin Store is proud once again to be the #1 dealer of Eastman Mandolins in the world and we wanted to celebrate our relationship with Eastman and the Mandolin Cafe by giving away a model we're excited to offer."
Nashville, Tenn. — V-PICKS and the Mandolin Cafe are combining efforts to give away sets of their picks with an estimated retail value of $77.00.
Hillsdale, NY — Early Bird Tickets (save up to $70) are on sale with a deadline of May 7 for The Oldtone Roots Music Festival, September 7-10, 2017, Cool Whisper Farm, 1011 County Rt 21.
Battle Creek, Mich. — GHS Strings and the Mandolin Cafe are set to give away sets of the new GHS Pure Nickel Mandolin Strings to 12 visitors to the Mandolin Cafe.
21 years ago today we fired up a state of the art 14.4k modem and uploaded version one of the Mandolin Cafe onto the world wide web. For those of you not old enough to remember what a modem is, be thankful. The entire site was less than 100K, far smaller than the page you're reading.
King of Prussia, Penn. — The 30th Annual CMSA Convention convenes here November 2-6, 2016 at the Valley Forge Radisson Hotel, 1160 First Avenue.
Ground Breaking for New Bluegrass Music Museum and Hall of Fame set for Thursday June 23 at Noon.
Kansas City, Mo. — Folk Alliance International Presents Good'le Days, a celebration of the music of John Hartford on May 25 in Prohibition Hall, 1118 McGee St., 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Tickets are $8 in advance or $15 suggested donation at the door.
Scotch Plains, N.J. — Barry Mitterhoff is set to receive a Lifetime Achievement Award at the 42nd Annual New Jersey Folk Festival.
Bend, Or. — Weber Fine Acoustic Instruments, known for its high attention to detail and the uniqueness of its instruments, is offering you the chance to win the opportunity to design your own custom instrument.
Join Mike Marshall and Friends for a Holiday Livestream!
It's the mandolin event of the season! Join mandolin virtuoso and ArtistWorks instructor Mike Marshall to talk mandolin on a LIVE Google Hangout this Saturday, December 5 at Noon, Pacific Standard Time (1:00 Mountain, 2:00 p.m. Central, 3:00 p.m. Eastern).
All times are GMT -5. The time now is 9:52am.


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The Euler is an edge jump in figure skating. The Euler jump was known as the half loop jump in International Skating Union (ISU) regulations prior to the 2018/19 season when the name was changed. In Europe, the Euler is also called the Thorén jump, after its inventor, Swedish figure skater Per Thorén, who won a bronze medal at the 1908 Olympics in London. It is also a jump used in artistic roller skating. The etymology of the term "Euler" is not known.

The Euler is executed when a skater takes off from the back outside edge of one skate and lands on their opposite foot and edge. It is most commonly done prior to the third jump during a three-jump combination and serves as a way to put a skater on the correct edge in order to attempt a Salchow jump or a flip jump. It can only be accomplished as a single jump. According to U.S. Figure Skating, two benefits of the name change are that it simplifies the notation system for judges and makes it easier for skaters to attempt three-jump combinations, even if single loop jumps are already a planned part of their programs or if they accidentally pop out of a previous loop jump. The Euler has a base point value of 0.50 points, when used in combination with two listed jumps, and also becomes a listed jump.

References

Figure skating elements
Jumping sports

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Q: How to assign an item in a list to a random function For my practice Controlled Assessment in Computer Science, I have to do a "Safety Quiz" in which all the questions have to be given randomly each time the quiz is started. The questions and their respective answers are below:

*

*What is CEOP?
  Child Exploitation and Online Protection
  Criminal Exploration and Online Protection
  Child Exploitation and Organised Protectors

*When you get an email from someone you do not know, what should you do?
  Delete it and mark as spam
  Reply and say hello
  Forward to your friends

*How secret should you keep your passwords?
  Never give out passwords except to your parents
  Give them only to your best friends
  Give them to strangers

*When an online contact who frightens you asks to meet you in person what should you do?
  Report to CEOP
  Arrange to meet them
  Arrange to meet them with your best friend

*If an email asks you to enter your bank account details because of a problem with your account what should you do?
  Contact the bank to check if they sent the email
  Reply to the email
  Enter your bank account details

My first thought was put all the Questions into a list but then I realized I had no idea how to make each question appear in random order and also how to assign the answers to the questions in the list.
I know how hard this must be to understand but any Hints, Tips and helpful comments are greatly appreciated.

A: You should combine questions and answers into one object. You could use a dictionary or a named tuple per question for example, or create custom class to model a question with appropriate answer.
Then put those objects into a list and use random.shuffle() to change the order.
Using a named tuple for example, would look like this:
import random
from collections import namedtuple

Question = namedtuple('Question', 'text answers')

questions = [
    Question('What is CEOP?', (
        'Child Exploitation and Online Protection',
        'Criminal Exploration and Online Protection',
        'Child Exploitation and Organised Protectors')),
    Question('When you get an email from someone you do not know, what should you do?', (
        'Delete it and mark as spam',
        'Reply and say hello',
        'Forward to your friends')),
    # ...
]

random.shuffle(questions)
for question in questions:
    print(question.text)
    for answer in question.answers:
        print(answer)
    print()

The Question() object keeps a question title and the possible answers together. You could add a 3rd field that records which one of the answers is correct, so you can verify the answer picked by whomever takes the quiz.

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A twelve-year-old girl and her younger brother are on the run in the Idaho woods, pursued by four men they have just watched commit murder. Retired policemen from Los Angeles, the killers easily persuade the local sheriff to let them lead the search for the missing children. Now there's nowhere left for William and Annie to hide...and no one they can trust. Until they meet Jess Rawlins. Rawlins is only one against four men who will stop at nothing to silence their witnesses. But in this thrilling mystery novel from C.J. Box, these ex-cops don't know just how far Rawlins will go to protect William and Annie...and see that justice is done.
When two sisters set out across a remote stretch of Montana road to visit their friend, little do they know it will be the last time anyone might ever hear from them again. The girls—and their car—simply vanish. Former police investigator Cody Hoyt has just lost his job and has fallen off the wagon after a long stretch of sobriety. Convinced by his son and his former rookie partner, Cassie Dewell, he begins the drive south to the girls' last known location. As Cody makes his way to the lonely stretch of Montana highway where they went missing, Cassie discovers that Gracie and Danielle Sullivan aren't the first girls who have disappeared in this area. This majestic landscape is the hunting ground for a killer whose viciousness is outmatched only by his intelligence. And he might not be working alone. Time is running out for Gracie and Danielle…Can Cassie overcome her doubts and lack of experience and use her innate skill? Can Cody Hoyt battle his own demons and find this killer before another victim vanishes on the highway?


ENC Cartographer is the paper chart production and maintenance component of the ENC Tools suite. It allows you to create and maintain INT1/INT2 compliant paper charts from your S-57 data source.
ENC Cartographer can be operated as a stand-alone application or integrated with other ENC Tools. It can be used to create official paper charts or special purpose low-run custom charts and outputs directly to a printer/plotter, or to a file.
Source cells are not modified by editing in ENC Cartographer and remain as the single point for maintaining the paper product.
ENC Cartographer's editing tools allow cartographic work to be carried out quickly and efficiently, ensuring that both ENC and Paper products are aligned and up-to-date.
Charts can be formatted to include plan/s and/or insets of differing scales and projections.


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Nikki Giovanni All Study Guides Homework Help Lesson Plans
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What is the meaning of Nikki Giovanni's poem "Sky Diving"?
"What is the meaning of Nikki Giovanni's poem "Sky Diving"?" eNotes Editorial, 9 Mar. 2016, https://www.enotes.com/homework-help/what-meaning-nikki-giovannis-poem-sky-diving-647622. Accessed 31 Jan. 2023.
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"Sky Diving" is about bracing oneself for death. The speaker is aware of her impending death. Though she is scared to face it, she sounds excited and jubilant at the prospect of realizing her "essence" fully, and finding absolute independence.
The sky has always been a source of mystery. What's its limit and what lies beyond it are beyond human comprehension. The poet draws an analogy between the sky and death because she thinks death, like the sky, is mystifying and enigmatic. What happens after death is inscrutable.
Therefore, dying is like diving into an unfathomable sky. Quite aptly, the title "Sky Diving" encapsulates the experience of the poet on her deathbed.
The poet experiences a state of wild excitement with the death looming large over her. She's "singing off-key" and "talking too loud." She has embraced herself "to cushion the fall."
She thinks it must be very painful when the soul would leave her body. She imagines the pain she'll have to endure:
I will spiral
through that Black hole
losing skin limbs
my naked soul
But death is not all about agony and fear. Beyond the pain lies the bliss, according to the poet. Death would relieve her of all her earthly burdens and concerns. She would be free and independent. She's hopeful to "land" in a new world ("in the next galaxy").
By "losing" the body, she would be free from all sorts of bondages, anxieties and responsibilities. She would be left only with her "essence" in her new abode.
in the next galaxy
with only my essence
embracing myself
"Sky Diving" is an interesting study into the mind of a person who could sense his or her approaching death. Death generates a multitude of emotions. The themes of fear and hope, death and freedom, loneliness and possibilities run through the poem.
The poet is able to grasp the inevitability of death. Instead of running away from it, she prepares herself to embrace it with grace.
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What is the meaning of the poem "Dreams" by Nikki Giovanni?
What is the theme of the poem "Mothers" by Nikki Giovanni?
In Nikki Giovanni's "Mothers," what is the importance of the speaker's mother teaching the speaker a poem, and the speaker later teaching it to her...
What literary devices does Nikki Giovanni use in the poem "Dreams"?
What is "Woman" by Nikki Giovanni about? How does this poem relate to the author's life?
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How would someone summarize Nikki Giovanni's "Mothers"?
What does "Choices" mean by Nikki Giovanni?
Latest answer posted November 07, 2010 at 10:55:38 AM
Summarize or explicate Nikki Giovanni's poem "Dreams," and identify the themes of the poem.
What are the allusions in Nikki Giovanni's "Mothers"?
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What is the structure of the poem "Mothers"?

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At least when it comes to union rules.
This one is for my friend John who works for the railroad. I read an article by Philip Greenspun about the safety records of US versus foreign airlines. One big difference is the amount of experience the pilots have. But what was fascinating to me is how similar the rules are for pilots and railroad engineers. Being a union job, the most senior pilots get the pick of what routes to fly and when. It is not worth switching your home terminal even if you move, because you have to move to the bottom of the board. A major difference between the airlines and the railroads is that that the junior pilots get worked to death, while junior railroad engineers don't work often, it at all.
I also know about the English skills of foreign student pilots directly. I had the opportunity to "fly" a plane to Flagstaff from the Deer Valley airport. I say "fly" because the actual pilot just let me use the yoke to fly straight and land the plane, while he performed the vital tasks of keeping an eye on all the other controls and instruments, and not crashing. But it astounding just how many student pilots you hear on the radio around the Deer Valley airport. You can play a game to see if you can guess where they are from by their accent. I asked why so many people come to the US to learn to fly, and the pilot told me that it is just so much cheaper here that it makes sense to. I did not at the time appreciate that many of these pilots could be destined for major foreign airlines.


From I-85 take exit 173 onto Cole Mill Road north. The road ends at the park. After you pass the park office on the right, take the first right. Google maps gives good directions.
The Buckquarter Creek Trail is the base trail for several interesting Few's Ford hikes. However, this trail in solo has both wonderful scenery and a challenging climb. After just a few yards, the trail opens up at Few's Ford. In reference to the picture to the left, you approach the ford where the truck (ironically, a Chevy) is sitting. After your trek is over, this is a nice place to wade across the river to cool your heels. My kids would have played in the ford all day. The ford is formed by river stones so water footwear is highly recommended for play here.
Following the trail along the river, you will mirror the Fanny's Ford trail for a bit. This includes crossing a wooden overlook that views the small but roaring falls.
The trail breaks away from the Eno and follows the Buckquarter Creek for a short way. One may cross the creek at a wooden bridge to add the Holden Mill Trail to this hike. Soon the trail turns east and starts to gain elevation. The take off to the Ridge trail is found here. The southeast return to the trailhead is the most difficult of the loop. The two steep hills provide nice cardiovascular stimulation before you close the loop back at the ford.


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Civil society groups form 'Better Regulation' Watchdog to protect citizen, worker and consumer rights
For press enquiries or to receive our press releases via email, please contact:
Charlotte Geiger
Senior Communications Officer
(FR, EN, DE)
charlotte.geiger@finance-watch.org
Brussels, 18 May 2015 – More than 50 civil society organisations have joined forces to create the 'Better Regulation Watchdog' – a network to protect citizens', workers' and consumers' rights. The network was launched today in Brussels, one day ahead of the expected announcement of the European Commission's so-called 'Better Regulation' reforms.
We need a truly inclusive and democratic lawmaking process to represent and safeguard the rights of citizens, workers and consumers and to defend the environment.
The network of organisations from around Europe is concerned that the 'Better Regulation' agenda aims to weaken or undermine essential regulations and subordinate the public good to corporate interests.
The creation of the network is a response to the European Commission's attempts to remove what it deems regulatory burdens under the 'Better Regulation' initiative. Commission First Vice President Frans Timmermans is expected to unveil a package of measures in support of this initiative tomorrow.
The network comprises a wide range of public interest groups including consumer, environmental, development, financial, social, and public health organisations and trade unions, and represents tens of millions of European citizens. The members are united by a desire to build an inclusive and competitive Europe founded on economic, social and environmental sustainability.
The network will examine actions taken under the Better Regulation initiative to identify possible risks to existing and future social, labour, environmental, consumer, financial regulation and public health standards. It will then inform civil society, media and decision makers of these risks by organising public debates, promoting research, and through joint campaigning and advocacy work.
Monique Goyens of BEUC – the European Consumer Organisation said:
"We observe a lack of willingness from the new European Commission to take the measures necessary to protect consumers from unhealthy food, dangerous chemicals in consumer products or to provide for better labelling. Several initiatives have been delayed or are not being pursued anymore. The Better Regulation Watchdog network which unites civil society interest groups from various sectors is a clear signal to the European Commission not to jeopardise legislation protecting public interests."
Christophe Nijdam, Secretary General of Finance Watch said:
"Growth and jobs need financial stability. The completion of a solid regulatory framework for the financial sector is one of the "big things" that Europe should focus on. As a member of this network we will watch the outputs of the Better Regulation initiative closely."
Magda Stoczkiewicz, Director of Friends of the Earth Europe said:
"What the European Commission presents as a 'better regulation' agenda is in reality all about deregulation. In response to strong business lobbying, the Commission is planning to weaken, delay and scrap environmental standards."
Oliver Roethig, Regional Secretary of UNI Europa said:
"The idea to create the Better Regulation Watchdog was formed in a conversation between a small group of people. Now we are over 50 organisations! Together we will share intel, watch the Commission, and united react to safeguard the interests of workers, civil society and consumers."
For more information please contact the following 'Better Regulation Watchdog' steering group member organisations:
BEUC: Ursula Pachl, +32 2 743 15 91, upa@beuc.eu or Johannes Kleis, +32 2 743 15 90, jkl@beuc.eu
Finance Watch: Joost Mulder, +32 484 54 27 11, joost.mulder@finance-watch.org
Friends of the Earth Europe: Paul de Clerck, +32 494 38 09 59,paul.declerck@foeeurope.org
ÖGB: David Hafner, +32 2 230 74 63, david.hafner@oegb-eu.at
UNI Europa: Christina J. Colclough, +32 471 93 67 51, christina.colclough@uniglobalunion.org
The founding statement of the Better Regulation Watchdog and the full list of members can be found here:
http://www.betterregwatch.eu/BRWN_Founding_Statement_and_Members.pdf
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"Let's be honest about the intentions of HB 479. This bill is masquerading as a compassionate effort to prevent pain and suffering, when in fact it would create it for women in Montana," Salley-Rains said.
Olszewski said the position of the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecologists is that no legitimate scientific information has come out that a fetus experiences pain, although he said they also don't dispute fetal pain science that has come out in the past decade.
In her objection to the bill, Moran said only about 1.5 percent of abortions nationwide take place after 20 weeks of pregnancy, that it's usually done in wanted pregnancies in crisis, and this mandate would further traumatize people in that situation.
About a dozen states have passed similar bans, which depart from the standard of viability established by the Supreme Court's landmark 1973 decision in Roe v. Wade. That decision allowed states to limit abortions in cases where there's a viable chance the fetus could survive outside of the womb, generally considered to be between 22 and 24 weeks.


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Q: 400101 Bad Request when trying to download PDF from Tableau Online through Tableau Server Client (Python) I'm trying to download a workbook from Tableau Online where I am an admin with download/export permissions. I am able to download the older workbook I am trying to replace. When I change the script I wrote to use the new report by changing the filter parameter, it gives an error: 400101 Bad Request There was a problem querying the pdf for workbook 'xxxx-xxx-xxx-xxx'. I have read that it can take some time for the Tableau servers to update, however, it's been over 24 hours since uploading the report online. Not sure what changed? The workbook I'm trying to download has tabs included, as does the older report, and uses a tde data extract instead of a hyper extract.
Below is the code in question. It fails on the last line:
with server.auth.sign_in(tableau_auth):
    req_option = TSC.RequestOptions(pagesize=1000)
    req_option.filter.add(TSC.Filter(TSC.RequestOptions.Field.Name,
                                      TSC.RequestOptions.Operator.Equals,
                                      'Report_Test'))
    all_workbooks_items, pagination_item = server.workbooks.get(req_option)
    pdf_req_option = TSC.PDFRequestOptions(page_type=TSC.PDFRequestOptions.PageType.Legal,
                                          orientation=TSC.PDFRequestOptions.Orientation.Landscape)
    server.workbooks.populate_pdf(all_workbooks_items[0], pdf_req_option)
    with open("./Report.pdf", 'wb') as f:
        f.write(all_workbooks_items[0].pdf)

A: Internally, we made a mistake and had a filter on the requested workbook that didn't exist in the data source. Changing the data source to include the filter that was missing fixed it!


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#include "reg_type.h"

#include <set>

#include "base/bit_vector.h"
#include "base/casts.h"
#include "base/scoped_arena_allocator.h"
#include "common_runtime_test.h"
#include "reg_type_cache-inl.h"
#include "reg_type-inl.h"
#include "scoped_thread_state_change.h"
#include "thread-inl.h"

namespace art {
namespace verifier {

class RegTypeTest : public CommonRuntimeTest {};

TEST_F(RegTypeTest, ConstLoHi) {
  // Tests creating primitive types types.
  ArenaStack stack(Runtime::Current()->GetArenaPool());
  ScopedArenaAllocator allocator(&stack);
  ScopedObjectAccess soa(Thread::Current());
  RegTypeCache cache(true, allocator);
  const RegType& ref_type_const_0 = cache.FromCat1Const(10, true);
  const RegType& ref_type_const_1 = cache.FromCat1Const(10, true);
  const RegType& ref_type_const_2 = cache.FromCat1Const(30, true);
  const RegType& ref_type_const_3 = cache.FromCat1Const(30, false);
  EXPECT_TRUE(ref_type_const_0.Equals(ref_type_const_1));
  EXPECT_FALSE(ref_type_const_0.Equals(ref_type_const_2));
  EXPECT_FALSE(ref_type_const_0.Equals(ref_type_const_3));

  const RegType& ref_type_const_wide_0 = cache.FromCat2ConstHi(50, true);
  const RegType& ref_type_const_wide_1 = cache.FromCat2ConstHi(50, true);
  EXPECT_TRUE(ref_type_const_wide_0.Equals(ref_type_const_wide_1));

  const RegType& ref_type_const_wide_2 = cache.FromCat2ConstLo(50, true);
  const RegType& ref_type_const_wide_3 = cache.FromCat2ConstLo(50, true);
  const RegType& ref_type_const_wide_4 = cache.FromCat2ConstLo(55, true);
  EXPECT_TRUE(ref_type_const_wide_2.Equals(ref_type_const_wide_3));
  EXPECT_FALSE(ref_type_const_wide_2.Equals(ref_type_const_wide_4));
}

TEST_F(RegTypeTest, Pairs) {
  ArenaStack stack(Runtime::Current()->GetArenaPool());
  ScopedArenaAllocator allocator(&stack);
  ScopedObjectAccess soa(Thread::Current());
  RegTypeCache cache(true, allocator);
  int64_t val = static_cast<int32_t>(1234);
  const RegType& precise_lo = cache.FromCat2ConstLo(static_cast<int32_t>(val), true);
  const RegType& precise_hi = cache.FromCat2ConstHi(static_cast<int32_t>(val >> 32), true);
  const RegType& precise_const = cache.FromCat1Const(static_cast<int32_t>(val >> 32), true);
  const RegType& long_lo = cache.LongLo();
  const RegType& long_hi = cache.LongHi();
  // Check sanity of types.
  EXPECT_TRUE(precise_lo.IsLowHalf());
  EXPECT_FALSE(precise_hi.IsLowHalf());
  EXPECT_FALSE(precise_lo.IsHighHalf());
  EXPECT_TRUE(precise_hi.IsHighHalf());
  EXPECT_TRUE(long_hi.IsLongHighTypes());
  EXPECT_TRUE(precise_hi.IsLongHighTypes());
  // Check Pairing.
  EXPECT_FALSE(precise_lo.CheckWidePair(precise_const));
  EXPECT_TRUE(precise_lo.CheckWidePair(precise_hi));
  // Test Merging.
  EXPECT_TRUE((long_lo.Merge(precise_lo, &cache)).IsLongTypes());
  EXPECT_TRUE((long_hi.Merge(precise_hi, &cache)).IsLongHighTypes());
}

TEST_F(RegTypeTest, Primitives) {
  ArenaStack stack(Runtime::Current()->GetArenaPool());
  ScopedArenaAllocator allocator(&stack);
  ScopedObjectAccess soa(Thread::Current());
  RegTypeCache cache(true, allocator);

  const RegType& bool_reg_type = cache.Boolean();
  EXPECT_FALSE(bool_reg_type.IsUndefined());
  EXPECT_FALSE(bool_reg_type.IsConflict());
  EXPECT_FALSE(bool_reg_type.IsZero());
  EXPECT_FALSE(bool_reg_type.IsOne());
  EXPECT_FALSE(bool_reg_type.IsLongConstant());
  EXPECT_TRUE(bool_reg_type.IsBoolean());
  EXPECT_FALSE(bool_reg_type.IsByte());
  EXPECT_FALSE(bool_reg_type.IsChar());
  EXPECT_FALSE(bool_reg_type.IsShort());
  EXPECT_FALSE(bool_reg_type.IsInteger());
  EXPECT_FALSE(bool_reg_type.IsLong());
  EXPECT_FALSE(bool_reg_type.IsFloat());
  EXPECT_FALSE(bool_reg_type.IsDouble());
  EXPECT_FALSE(bool_reg_type.IsReference());
  EXPECT_FALSE(bool_reg_type.IsLowHalf());
  EXPECT_FALSE(bool_reg_type.IsHighHalf());
  EXPECT_FALSE(bool_reg_type.IsLongOrDoubleTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(bool_reg_type.IsReferenceTypes());
  EXPECT_TRUE(bool_reg_type.IsCategory1Types());
  EXPECT_FALSE(bool_reg_type.IsCategory2Types());
  EXPECT_TRUE(bool_reg_type.IsBooleanTypes());
  EXPECT_TRUE(bool_reg_type.IsByteTypes());
  EXPECT_TRUE(bool_reg_type.IsShortTypes());
  EXPECT_TRUE(bool_reg_type.IsCharTypes());
  EXPECT_TRUE(bool_reg_type.IsIntegralTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(bool_reg_type.IsFloatTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(bool_reg_type.IsLongTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(bool_reg_type.IsDoubleTypes());
  EXPECT_TRUE(bool_reg_type.IsArrayIndexTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(bool_reg_type.IsNonZeroReferenceTypes());
  EXPECT_TRUE(bool_reg_type.HasClass());

  const RegType& byte_reg_type = cache.Byte();
  EXPECT_FALSE(byte_reg_type.IsUndefined());
  EXPECT_FALSE(byte_reg_type.IsConflict());
  EXPECT_FALSE(byte_reg_type.IsZero());
  EXPECT_FALSE(byte_reg_type.IsOne());
  EXPECT_FALSE(byte_reg_type.IsLongConstant());
  EXPECT_FALSE(byte_reg_type.IsBoolean());
  EXPECT_TRUE(byte_reg_type.IsByte());
  EXPECT_FALSE(byte_reg_type.IsChar());
  EXPECT_FALSE(byte_reg_type.IsShort());
  EXPECT_FALSE(byte_reg_type.IsInteger());
  EXPECT_FALSE(byte_reg_type.IsLong());
  EXPECT_FALSE(byte_reg_type.IsFloat());
  EXPECT_FALSE(byte_reg_type.IsDouble());
  EXPECT_FALSE(byte_reg_type.IsReference());
  EXPECT_FALSE(byte_reg_type.IsLowHalf());
  EXPECT_FALSE(byte_reg_type.IsHighHalf());
  EXPECT_FALSE(byte_reg_type.IsLongOrDoubleTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(byte_reg_type.IsReferenceTypes());
  EXPECT_TRUE(byte_reg_type.IsCategory1Types());
  EXPECT_FALSE(byte_reg_type.IsCategory2Types());
  EXPECT_FALSE(byte_reg_type.IsBooleanTypes());
  EXPECT_TRUE(byte_reg_type.IsByteTypes());
  EXPECT_TRUE(byte_reg_type.IsShortTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(byte_reg_type.IsCharTypes());
  EXPECT_TRUE(byte_reg_type.IsIntegralTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(byte_reg_type.IsFloatTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(byte_reg_type.IsLongTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(byte_reg_type.IsDoubleTypes());
  EXPECT_TRUE(byte_reg_type.IsArrayIndexTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(byte_reg_type.IsNonZeroReferenceTypes());
  EXPECT_TRUE(byte_reg_type.HasClass());

  const RegType& char_reg_type = cache.Char();
  EXPECT_FALSE(char_reg_type.IsUndefined());
  EXPECT_FALSE(char_reg_type.IsConflict());
  EXPECT_FALSE(char_reg_type.IsZero());
  EXPECT_FALSE(char_reg_type.IsOne());
  EXPECT_FALSE(char_reg_type.IsLongConstant());
  EXPECT_FALSE(char_reg_type.IsBoolean());
  EXPECT_FALSE(char_reg_type.IsByte());
  EXPECT_TRUE(char_reg_type.IsChar());
  EXPECT_FALSE(char_reg_type.IsShort());
  EXPECT_FALSE(char_reg_type.IsInteger());
  EXPECT_FALSE(char_reg_type.IsLong());
  EXPECT_FALSE(char_reg_type.IsFloat());
  EXPECT_FALSE(char_reg_type.IsDouble());
  EXPECT_FALSE(char_reg_type.IsReference());
  EXPECT_FALSE(char_reg_type.IsLowHalf());
  EXPECT_FALSE(char_reg_type.IsHighHalf());
  EXPECT_FALSE(char_reg_type.IsLongOrDoubleTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(char_reg_type.IsReferenceTypes());
  EXPECT_TRUE(char_reg_type.IsCategory1Types());
  EXPECT_FALSE(char_reg_type.IsCategory2Types());
  EXPECT_FALSE(char_reg_type.IsBooleanTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(char_reg_type.IsByteTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(char_reg_type.IsShortTypes());
  EXPECT_TRUE(char_reg_type.IsCharTypes());
  EXPECT_TRUE(char_reg_type.IsIntegralTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(char_reg_type.IsFloatTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(char_reg_type.IsLongTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(char_reg_type.IsDoubleTypes());
  EXPECT_TRUE(char_reg_type.IsArrayIndexTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(char_reg_type.IsNonZeroReferenceTypes());
  EXPECT_TRUE(char_reg_type.HasClass());

  const RegType& short_reg_type = cache.Short();
  EXPECT_FALSE(short_reg_type.IsUndefined());
  EXPECT_FALSE(short_reg_type.IsConflict());
  EXPECT_FALSE(short_reg_type.IsZero());
  EXPECT_FALSE(short_reg_type.IsOne());
  EXPECT_FALSE(short_reg_type.IsLongConstant());
  EXPECT_FALSE(short_reg_type.IsBoolean());
  EXPECT_FALSE(short_reg_type.IsByte());
  EXPECT_FALSE(short_reg_type.IsChar());
  EXPECT_TRUE(short_reg_type.IsShort());
  EXPECT_FALSE(short_reg_type.IsInteger());
  EXPECT_FALSE(short_reg_type.IsLong());
  EXPECT_FALSE(short_reg_type.IsFloat());
  EXPECT_FALSE(short_reg_type.IsDouble());
  EXPECT_FALSE(short_reg_type.IsReference());
  EXPECT_FALSE(short_reg_type.IsLowHalf());
  EXPECT_FALSE(short_reg_type.IsHighHalf());
  EXPECT_FALSE(short_reg_type.IsLongOrDoubleTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(short_reg_type.IsReferenceTypes());
  EXPECT_TRUE(short_reg_type.IsCategory1Types());
  EXPECT_FALSE(short_reg_type.IsCategory2Types());
  EXPECT_FALSE(short_reg_type.IsBooleanTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(short_reg_type.IsByteTypes());
  EXPECT_TRUE(short_reg_type.IsShortTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(short_reg_type.IsCharTypes());
  EXPECT_TRUE(short_reg_type.IsIntegralTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(short_reg_type.IsFloatTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(short_reg_type.IsLongTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(short_reg_type.IsDoubleTypes());
  EXPECT_TRUE(short_reg_type.IsArrayIndexTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(short_reg_type.IsNonZeroReferenceTypes());
  EXPECT_TRUE(short_reg_type.HasClass());

  const RegType& int_reg_type = cache.Integer();
  EXPECT_FALSE(int_reg_type.IsUndefined());
  EXPECT_FALSE(int_reg_type.IsConflict());
  EXPECT_FALSE(int_reg_type.IsZero());
  EXPECT_FALSE(int_reg_type.IsOne());
  EXPECT_FALSE(int_reg_type.IsLongConstant());
  EXPECT_FALSE(int_reg_type.IsBoolean());
  EXPECT_FALSE(int_reg_type.IsByte());
  EXPECT_FALSE(int_reg_type.IsChar());
  EXPECT_FALSE(int_reg_type.IsShort());
  EXPECT_TRUE(int_reg_type.IsInteger());
  EXPECT_FALSE(int_reg_type.IsLong());
  EXPECT_FALSE(int_reg_type.IsFloat());
  EXPECT_FALSE(int_reg_type.IsDouble());
  EXPECT_FALSE(int_reg_type.IsReference());
  EXPECT_FALSE(int_reg_type.IsLowHalf());
  EXPECT_FALSE(int_reg_type.IsHighHalf());
  EXPECT_FALSE(int_reg_type.IsLongOrDoubleTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(int_reg_type.IsReferenceTypes());
  EXPECT_TRUE(int_reg_type.IsCategory1Types());
  EXPECT_FALSE(int_reg_type.IsCategory2Types());
  EXPECT_FALSE(int_reg_type.IsBooleanTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(int_reg_type.IsByteTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(int_reg_type.IsShortTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(int_reg_type.IsCharTypes());
  EXPECT_TRUE(int_reg_type.IsIntegralTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(int_reg_type.IsFloatTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(int_reg_type.IsLongTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(int_reg_type.IsDoubleTypes());
  EXPECT_TRUE(int_reg_type.IsArrayIndexTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(int_reg_type.IsNonZeroReferenceTypes());
  EXPECT_TRUE(int_reg_type.HasClass());

  const RegType& long_reg_type = cache.LongLo();
  EXPECT_FALSE(long_reg_type.IsUndefined());
  EXPECT_FALSE(long_reg_type.IsConflict());
  EXPECT_FALSE(long_reg_type.IsZero());
  EXPECT_FALSE(long_reg_type.IsOne());
  EXPECT_FALSE(long_reg_type.IsLongConstant());
  EXPECT_FALSE(long_reg_type.IsBoolean());
  EXPECT_FALSE(long_reg_type.IsByte());
  EXPECT_FALSE(long_reg_type.IsChar());
  EXPECT_FALSE(long_reg_type.IsShort());
  EXPECT_FALSE(long_reg_type.IsInteger());
  EXPECT_TRUE(long_reg_type.IsLong());
  EXPECT_FALSE(long_reg_type.IsFloat());
  EXPECT_FALSE(long_reg_type.IsDouble());
  EXPECT_FALSE(long_reg_type.IsReference());
  EXPECT_TRUE(long_reg_type.IsLowHalf());
  EXPECT_FALSE(long_reg_type.IsHighHalf());
  EXPECT_TRUE(long_reg_type.IsLongOrDoubleTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(long_reg_type.IsReferenceTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(long_reg_type.IsCategory1Types());
  EXPECT_TRUE(long_reg_type.IsCategory2Types());
  EXPECT_FALSE(long_reg_type.IsBooleanTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(long_reg_type.IsByteTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(long_reg_type.IsShortTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(long_reg_type.IsCharTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(long_reg_type.IsIntegralTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(long_reg_type.IsFloatTypes());
  EXPECT_TRUE(long_reg_type.IsLongTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(long_reg_type.IsDoubleTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(long_reg_type.IsArrayIndexTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(long_reg_type.IsNonZeroReferenceTypes());
  EXPECT_TRUE(long_reg_type.HasClass());

  const RegType& float_reg_type = cache.Float();
  EXPECT_FALSE(float_reg_type.IsUndefined());
  EXPECT_FALSE(float_reg_type.IsConflict());
  EXPECT_FALSE(float_reg_type.IsZero());
  EXPECT_FALSE(float_reg_type.IsOne());
  EXPECT_FALSE(float_reg_type.IsLongConstant());
  EXPECT_FALSE(float_reg_type.IsBoolean());
  EXPECT_FALSE(float_reg_type.IsByte());
  EXPECT_FALSE(float_reg_type.IsChar());
  EXPECT_FALSE(float_reg_type.IsShort());
  EXPECT_FALSE(float_reg_type.IsInteger());
  EXPECT_FALSE(float_reg_type.IsLong());
  EXPECT_TRUE(float_reg_type.IsFloat());
  EXPECT_FALSE(float_reg_type.IsDouble());
  EXPECT_FALSE(float_reg_type.IsReference());
  EXPECT_FALSE(float_reg_type.IsLowHalf());
  EXPECT_FALSE(float_reg_type.IsHighHalf());
  EXPECT_FALSE(float_reg_type.IsLongOrDoubleTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(float_reg_type.IsReferenceTypes());
  EXPECT_TRUE(float_reg_type.IsCategory1Types());
  EXPECT_FALSE(float_reg_type.IsCategory2Types());
  EXPECT_FALSE(float_reg_type.IsBooleanTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(float_reg_type.IsByteTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(float_reg_type.IsShortTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(float_reg_type.IsCharTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(float_reg_type.IsIntegralTypes());
  EXPECT_TRUE(float_reg_type.IsFloatTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(float_reg_type.IsLongTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(float_reg_type.IsDoubleTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(float_reg_type.IsArrayIndexTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(float_reg_type.IsNonZeroReferenceTypes());
  EXPECT_TRUE(float_reg_type.HasClass());

  const RegType& double_reg_type = cache.DoubleLo();
  EXPECT_FALSE(double_reg_type.IsUndefined());
  EXPECT_FALSE(double_reg_type.IsConflict());
  EXPECT_FALSE(double_reg_type.IsZero());
  EXPECT_FALSE(double_reg_type.IsOne());
  EXPECT_FALSE(double_reg_type.IsLongConstant());
  EXPECT_FALSE(double_reg_type.IsBoolean());
  EXPECT_FALSE(double_reg_type.IsByte());
  EXPECT_FALSE(double_reg_type.IsChar());
  EXPECT_FALSE(double_reg_type.IsShort());
  EXPECT_FALSE(double_reg_type.IsInteger());
  EXPECT_FALSE(double_reg_type.IsLong());
  EXPECT_FALSE(double_reg_type.IsFloat());
  EXPECT_TRUE(double_reg_type.IsDouble());
  EXPECT_FALSE(double_reg_type.IsReference());
  EXPECT_TRUE(double_reg_type.IsLowHalf());
  EXPECT_FALSE(double_reg_type.IsHighHalf());
  EXPECT_TRUE(double_reg_type.IsLongOrDoubleTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(double_reg_type.IsReferenceTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(double_reg_type.IsCategory1Types());
  EXPECT_TRUE(double_reg_type.IsCategory2Types());
  EXPECT_FALSE(double_reg_type.IsBooleanTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(double_reg_type.IsByteTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(double_reg_type.IsShortTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(double_reg_type.IsCharTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(double_reg_type.IsIntegralTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(double_reg_type.IsFloatTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(double_reg_type.IsLongTypes());
  EXPECT_TRUE(double_reg_type.IsDoubleTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(double_reg_type.IsArrayIndexTypes());
  EXPECT_FALSE(double_reg_type.IsNonZeroReferenceTypes());
  EXPECT_TRUE(double_reg_type.HasClass());
}

class RegTypeReferenceTest : public CommonRuntimeTest {};

TEST_F(RegTypeReferenceTest, JavalangObjectImprecise) {
  // Tests matching precisions. A reference type that was created precise doesn't
  // match the one that is imprecise.
  ArenaStack stack(Runtime::Current()->GetArenaPool());
  ScopedArenaAllocator allocator(&stack);
  ScopedObjectAccess soa(Thread::Current());
  RegTypeCache cache(true, allocator);
  const RegType& imprecise_obj = cache.JavaLangObject(false);
  const RegType& precise_obj = cache.JavaLangObject(true);
  const RegType& precise_obj_2 = cache.FromDescriptor(nullptr, "Ljava/lang/Object;", true);

  EXPECT_TRUE(precise_obj.Equals(precise_obj_2));
  EXPECT_FALSE(imprecise_obj.Equals(precise_obj));
  EXPECT_FALSE(imprecise_obj.Equals(precise_obj));
  EXPECT_FALSE(imprecise_obj.Equals(precise_obj_2));
}

TEST_F(RegTypeReferenceTest, UnresolvedType) {
  // Tests creating unresolved types. Miss for the first time asking the cache and
  // a hit second time.
  ArenaStack stack(Runtime::Current()->GetArenaPool());
  ScopedArenaAllocator allocator(&stack);
  ScopedObjectAccess soa(Thread::Current());
  RegTypeCache cache(true, allocator);
  const RegType& ref_type_0 = cache.FromDescriptor(nullptr, "Ljava/lang/DoesNotExist;", true);
  EXPECT_TRUE(ref_type_0.IsUnresolvedReference());
  EXPECT_TRUE(ref_type_0.IsNonZeroReferenceTypes());

  const RegType& ref_type_1 = cache.FromDescriptor(nullptr, "Ljava/lang/DoesNotExist;", true);
  EXPECT_TRUE(ref_type_0.Equals(ref_type_1));

  const RegType& unresolved_super_class =  cache.FromUnresolvedSuperClass(ref_type_0);
  EXPECT_TRUE(unresolved_super_class.IsUnresolvedSuperClass());
  EXPECT_TRUE(unresolved_super_class.IsNonZeroReferenceTypes());
}

TEST_F(RegTypeReferenceTest, UnresolvedUnintializedType) {
  // Tests creating types uninitialized types from unresolved types.
  ArenaStack stack(Runtime::Current()->GetArenaPool());
  ScopedArenaAllocator allocator(&stack);
  ScopedObjectAccess soa(Thread::Current());
  RegTypeCache cache(true, allocator);
  const RegType& ref_type_0 = cache.FromDescriptor(nullptr, "Ljava/lang/DoesNotExist;", true);
  EXPECT_TRUE(ref_type_0.IsUnresolvedReference());
  const RegType& ref_type = cache.FromDescriptor(nullptr, "Ljava/lang/DoesNotExist;", true);
  EXPECT_TRUE(ref_type_0.Equals(ref_type));
  // Create an uninitialized type of this unresolved type
  const RegType& unresolved_unintialised = cache.Uninitialized(ref_type, 1101ull);
  EXPECT_TRUE(unresolved_unintialised.IsUnresolvedAndUninitializedReference());
  EXPECT_TRUE(unresolved_unintialised.IsUninitializedTypes());
  EXPECT_TRUE(unresolved_unintialised.IsNonZeroReferenceTypes());
  // Create an uninitialized type of this unresolved type with different  PC
  const RegType& ref_type_unresolved_unintialised_1 =  cache.Uninitialized(ref_type, 1102ull);
  EXPECT_TRUE(unresolved_unintialised.IsUnresolvedAndUninitializedReference());
  EXPECT_FALSE(unresolved_unintialised.Equals(ref_type_unresolved_unintialised_1));
  // Create an uninitialized type of this unresolved type with the same PC
  const RegType& unresolved_unintialised_2 = cache.Uninitialized(ref_type, 1101ull);
  EXPECT_TRUE(unresolved_unintialised.Equals(unresolved_unintialised_2));
}

TEST_F(RegTypeReferenceTest, Dump) {
  // Tests types for proper Dump messages.
  ArenaStack stack(Runtime::Current()->GetArenaPool());
  ScopedArenaAllocator allocator(&stack);
  ScopedObjectAccess soa(Thread::Current());
  RegTypeCache cache(true, allocator);
  const RegType& unresolved_ref = cache.FromDescriptor(nullptr, "Ljava/lang/DoesNotExist;", true);
  const RegType& unresolved_ref_another = cache.FromDescriptor(nullptr, "Ljava/lang/DoesNotExistEither;", true);
  const RegType& resolved_ref = cache.JavaLangString();
  const RegType& resolved_unintialiesd = cache.Uninitialized(resolved_ref, 10);
  const RegType& unresolved_unintialized = cache.Uninitialized(unresolved_ref, 12);
  const RegType& unresolved_merged = cache.FromUnresolvedMerge(unresolved_ref, unresolved_ref_another);

  std::string expected = "Unresolved Reference: java.lang.DoesNotExist";
  EXPECT_EQ(expected, unresolved_ref.Dump());
  expected = "Precise Reference: java.lang.String";
  EXPECT_EQ(expected, resolved_ref.Dump());
  expected ="Uninitialized Reference: java.lang.String Allocation PC: 10";
  EXPECT_EQ(expected, resolved_unintialiesd.Dump());
  expected = "Unresolved And Uninitialized Reference: java.lang.DoesNotExist Allocation PC: 12";
  EXPECT_EQ(expected, unresolved_unintialized.Dump());
  expected = "UnresolvedMergedReferences(Zero/null | Unresolved Reference: java.lang.DoesNotExist, Unresolved Reference: java.lang.DoesNotExistEither)";
  EXPECT_EQ(expected, unresolved_merged.Dump());
}

TEST_F(RegTypeReferenceTest, JavalangString) {
  // Add a class to the cache then look for the same class and make sure it is  a
  // Hit the second time. Then check for the same effect when using
  // The JavaLangObject method instead of FromDescriptor. String class is final.
  ArenaStack stack(Runtime::Current()->GetArenaPool());
  ScopedArenaAllocator allocator(&stack);
  ScopedObjectAccess soa(Thread::Current());
  RegTypeCache cache(true, allocator);
  const RegType& ref_type = cache.JavaLangString();
  const RegType& ref_type_2 = cache.JavaLangString();
  const RegType& ref_type_3 = cache.FromDescriptor(nullptr, "Ljava/lang/String;", true);

  EXPECT_TRUE(ref_type.Equals(ref_type_2));
  EXPECT_TRUE(ref_type_2.Equals(ref_type_3));
  EXPECT_TRUE(ref_type.IsPreciseReference());

  // Create an uninitialized type out of this:
  const RegType& ref_type_unintialized = cache.Uninitialized(ref_type, 0110ull);
  EXPECT_TRUE(ref_type_unintialized.IsUninitializedReference());
  EXPECT_FALSE(ref_type_unintialized.IsUnresolvedAndUninitializedReference());
}

TEST_F(RegTypeReferenceTest, JavalangObject) {
  // Add a class to the cache then look for the same class and make sure it is  a
  // Hit the second time. Then I am checking for the same effect when using
  // The JavaLangObject method instead of FromDescriptor. Object Class in not final.
  ArenaStack stack(Runtime::Current()->GetArenaPool());
  ScopedArenaAllocator allocator(&stack);
  ScopedObjectAccess soa(Thread::Current());
  RegTypeCache cache(true, allocator);
  const RegType& ref_type = cache.JavaLangObject(true);
  const RegType& ref_type_2 = cache.JavaLangObject(true);
  const RegType& ref_type_3 = cache.FromDescriptor(nullptr, "Ljava/lang/Object;", true);

  EXPECT_TRUE(ref_type.Equals(ref_type_2));
  EXPECT_TRUE(ref_type_3.Equals(ref_type_2));
  EXPECT_EQ(ref_type.GetId(), ref_type_3.GetId());
}
TEST_F(RegTypeReferenceTest, Merging) {
  // Tests merging logic
  // String and object , LUB is object.
  ScopedObjectAccess soa(Thread::Current());
  ArenaStack stack(Runtime::Current()->GetArenaPool());
  ScopedArenaAllocator allocator(&stack);
  RegTypeCache cache_new(true, allocator);
  const RegType& string = cache_new.JavaLangString();
  const RegType& Object = cache_new.JavaLangObject(true);
  EXPECT_TRUE(string.Merge(Object, &cache_new).IsJavaLangObject());
  // Merge two unresolved types.
  const RegType& ref_type_0 = cache_new.FromDescriptor(nullptr, "Ljava/lang/DoesNotExist;", true);
  EXPECT_TRUE(ref_type_0.IsUnresolvedReference());
  const RegType& ref_type_1 = cache_new.FromDescriptor(nullptr, "Ljava/lang/DoesNotExistToo;", true);
  EXPECT_FALSE(ref_type_0.Equals(ref_type_1));

  const RegType& merged = ref_type_1.Merge(ref_type_0, &cache_new);
  EXPECT_TRUE(merged.IsUnresolvedMergedReference());
  RegType& merged_nonconst = const_cast<RegType&>(merged);

  const BitVector& unresolved_parts =
      down_cast<UnresolvedMergedType*>(&merged_nonconst)->GetUnresolvedTypes();
  EXPECT_TRUE(unresolved_parts.IsBitSet(ref_type_0.GetId()));
  EXPECT_TRUE(unresolved_parts.IsBitSet(ref_type_1.GetId()));
}

TEST_F(RegTypeTest, MergingFloat) {
  // Testing merging logic with float and float constants.
  ArenaStack stack(Runtime::Current()->GetArenaPool());
  ScopedArenaAllocator allocator(&stack);
  ScopedObjectAccess soa(Thread::Current());
  RegTypeCache cache_new(true, allocator);

  constexpr int32_t kTestConstantValue = 10;
  const RegType& float_type = cache_new.Float();
  const RegType& precise_cst = cache_new.FromCat1Const(kTestConstantValue, true);
  const RegType& imprecise_cst = cache_new.FromCat1Const(kTestConstantValue, false);
  {
    // float MERGE precise cst => float.
    const RegType& merged = float_type.Merge(precise_cst, &cache_new);
    EXPECT_TRUE(merged.IsFloat());
  }
  {
    // precise cst MERGE float => float.
    const RegType& merged = precise_cst.Merge(float_type, &cache_new);
    EXPECT_TRUE(merged.IsFloat());
  }
  {
    // float MERGE imprecise cst => float.
    const RegType& merged = float_type.Merge(imprecise_cst, &cache_new);
    EXPECT_TRUE(merged.IsFloat());
  }
  {
    // imprecise cst MERGE float => float.
    const RegType& merged = imprecise_cst.Merge(float_type, &cache_new);
    EXPECT_TRUE(merged.IsFloat());
  }
}

TEST_F(RegTypeTest, MergingLong) {
  // Testing merging logic with long and long constants.
  ArenaStack stack(Runtime::Current()->GetArenaPool());
  ScopedArenaAllocator allocator(&stack);
  ScopedObjectAccess soa(Thread::Current());
  RegTypeCache cache_new(true, allocator);

  constexpr int32_t kTestConstantValue = 10;
  const RegType& long_lo_type = cache_new.LongLo();
  const RegType& long_hi_type = cache_new.LongHi();
  const RegType& precise_cst_lo = cache_new.FromCat2ConstLo(kTestConstantValue, true);
  const RegType& imprecise_cst_lo = cache_new.FromCat2ConstLo(kTestConstantValue, false);
  const RegType& precise_cst_hi = cache_new.FromCat2ConstHi(kTestConstantValue, true);
  const RegType& imprecise_cst_hi = cache_new.FromCat2ConstHi(kTestConstantValue, false);
  {
    // lo MERGE precise cst lo => lo.
    const RegType& merged = long_lo_type.Merge(precise_cst_lo, &cache_new);
    EXPECT_TRUE(merged.IsLongLo());
  }
  {
    // precise cst lo MERGE lo => lo.
    const RegType& merged = precise_cst_lo.Merge(long_lo_type, &cache_new);
    EXPECT_TRUE(merged.IsLongLo());
  }
  {
    // lo MERGE imprecise cst lo => lo.
    const RegType& merged = long_lo_type.Merge(imprecise_cst_lo, &cache_new);
    EXPECT_TRUE(merged.IsLongLo());
  }
  {
    // imprecise cst lo MERGE lo => lo.
    const RegType& merged = imprecise_cst_lo.Merge(long_lo_type, &cache_new);
    EXPECT_TRUE(merged.IsLongLo());
  }
  {
    // hi MERGE precise cst hi => hi.
    const RegType& merged = long_hi_type.Merge(precise_cst_hi, &cache_new);
    EXPECT_TRUE(merged.IsLongHi());
  }
  {
    // precise cst hi MERGE hi => hi.
    const RegType& merged = precise_cst_hi.Merge(long_hi_type, &cache_new);
    EXPECT_TRUE(merged.IsLongHi());
  }
  {
    // hi MERGE imprecise cst hi => hi.
    const RegType& merged = long_hi_type.Merge(imprecise_cst_hi, &cache_new);
    EXPECT_TRUE(merged.IsLongHi());
  }
  {
    // imprecise cst hi MERGE hi => hi.
    const RegType& merged = imprecise_cst_hi.Merge(long_hi_type, &cache_new);
    EXPECT_TRUE(merged.IsLongHi());
  }
}

TEST_F(RegTypeTest, MergingDouble) {
  // Testing merging logic with double and double constants.
  ArenaStack stack(Runtime::Current()->GetArenaPool());
  ScopedArenaAllocator allocator(&stack);
  ScopedObjectAccess soa(Thread::Current());
  RegTypeCache cache_new(true, allocator);

  constexpr int32_t kTestConstantValue = 10;
  const RegType& double_lo_type = cache_new.DoubleLo();
  const RegType& double_hi_type = cache_new.DoubleHi();
  const RegType& precise_cst_lo = cache_new.FromCat2ConstLo(kTestConstantValue, true);
  const RegType& imprecise_cst_lo = cache_new.FromCat2ConstLo(kTestConstantValue, false);
  const RegType& precise_cst_hi = cache_new.FromCat2ConstHi(kTestConstantValue, true);
  const RegType& imprecise_cst_hi = cache_new.FromCat2ConstHi(kTestConstantValue, false);
  {
    // lo MERGE precise cst lo => lo.
    const RegType& merged = double_lo_type.Merge(precise_cst_lo, &cache_new);
    EXPECT_TRUE(merged.IsDoubleLo());
  }
  {
    // precise cst lo MERGE lo => lo.
    const RegType& merged = precise_cst_lo.Merge(double_lo_type, &cache_new);
    EXPECT_TRUE(merged.IsDoubleLo());
  }
  {
    // lo MERGE imprecise cst lo => lo.
    const RegType& merged = double_lo_type.Merge(imprecise_cst_lo, &cache_new);
    EXPECT_TRUE(merged.IsDoubleLo());
  }
  {
    // imprecise cst lo MERGE lo => lo.
    const RegType& merged = imprecise_cst_lo.Merge(double_lo_type, &cache_new);
    EXPECT_TRUE(merged.IsDoubleLo());
  }
  {
    // hi MERGE precise cst hi => hi.
    const RegType& merged = double_hi_type.Merge(precise_cst_hi, &cache_new);
    EXPECT_TRUE(merged.IsDoubleHi());
  }
  {
    // precise cst hi MERGE hi => hi.
    const RegType& merged = precise_cst_hi.Merge(double_hi_type, &cache_new);
    EXPECT_TRUE(merged.IsDoubleHi());
  }
  {
    // hi MERGE imprecise cst hi => hi.
    const RegType& merged = double_hi_type.Merge(imprecise_cst_hi, &cache_new);
    EXPECT_TRUE(merged.IsDoubleHi());
  }
  {
    // imprecise cst hi MERGE hi => hi.
    const RegType& merged = imprecise_cst_hi.Merge(double_hi_type, &cache_new);
    EXPECT_TRUE(merged.IsDoubleHi());
  }
}

TEST_F(RegTypeTest, ConstPrecision) {
  // Tests creating primitive types types.
  ArenaStack stack(Runtime::Current()->GetArenaPool());
  ScopedArenaAllocator allocator(&stack);
  ScopedObjectAccess soa(Thread::Current());
  RegTypeCache cache_new(true, allocator);
  const RegType& imprecise_const = cache_new.FromCat1Const(10, false);
  const RegType& precise_const = cache_new.FromCat1Const(10, true);

  EXPECT_TRUE(imprecise_const.IsImpreciseConstant());
  EXPECT_TRUE(precise_const.IsPreciseConstant());
  EXPECT_FALSE(imprecise_const.Equals(precise_const));
}

}  // namespace verifier
}  // namespace art

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Science Hall Observatory and Cole Hall, Law, Drake University
Science Hall Observatory and Cole Hall, Law, Drake University (lower left corner) University Book Store Pub.
(front) West High School, Des Moines, Ia. (back) Pub. By The Acmegraph Co., Chicago, Ill. (sic) (lower right corner) 3826
(front) 1747 Drake University, Des Moines, Iowa. (back) Pearson-Ullberg Co., Minneapolis
Administration building and band stand
(front) Administration Building and Band Stand, / Iowa State Fair Grounds, / Des Moines, Iowa. (back) Published By Enos B. hunt, Jr., Des Moines, Iowa. Made In U.S.A. C.T. Photochrom Logo "CT Co" Chicago R-45238
Steel amphitheatre and race track
(front) Steel Amphitheatre and Race track at / Iowa State Fair Grounds, / Des Moines, Iowa. (back) Published by Enos B. Hunt Jr., Des Moines, Iowa Made In U.S.A. R-21029
Mercy Hospital, Des Moines, Iowa.
"The Retreat," Des Moines, Drs. Hill and Doolittle in Charge
Des Moines River, Des Moines, Iowa.
Des Moines River showing Sixth Ave., bridge at night
(front) Des Moines River / Showing Sixth Ave., Bridge / At Night, Des Moines, Iowa. 23537 (back) The Valentine-Souvenir Co., New York. Printed in U.S.A. Logo "VS" Famous Throughout the World Superior Quality
Sixth Avenue Melan Arch Bridge
1758 Sixth Avenue Melan Arch Bridge, Des Moines, Iowa. Younker Bros.


Author ThorC2238: I've always wanted to do one supercut of these. I followed basic rules: 100 unique films, and no years (e.g., back in '43), only numbers used. I also wanted it quick and dirty, so only used the numbers.


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Nominated for PPA Business Publication of the Year
Crossrail at risk of further delays, Jacobs warns
By Jordan Marshall2020-11-30T05:00:00+00:00
Crossrail has said spending delays have not slowdowned the programme
A slowdown in spending would put Crossrail at risk of further delays, Jacobs has warned.
The firm, which has been appointed by Transport for London (TfL) and the Department for Transport (DfT) to oversee the £19bn project, said there were concerns that a slowdown in project outturn signalled that the end of the project could be slipping further behind schedule.
Source: Crossrail Ltd
Crossrail is now expected to open in the first half of 2022, more than three years late
In its latest report, which covers the period from 23 August to 19 September, the consultant said there were also concerns the situation could be worsened by the fact the project still needed to be fully priced.
It said: "The current reduction in the spend rate over [the] last two periods is indicating potential schedule prolongation.
"This situation is likely to be exacerbated, as we expect cost-to-go to increase, following the completion of the final pricing of a fully-scoped and underpinned assured delivery control schedule (DCS), with the corresponding risk assessments and the consideration of the cost pressures."
It also said risk as a percentage of the cost-to-go was increasing and that while this was significant at this stage of the project, it was difficult to give a level of confidence the risk provision provides.
In its response Crossrail said the underspend had not resulted in the timetable being materially changed.
It said: "There have been small underspends compared to forecast in recent periods. This is not a result of changes to the critical path of the schedule which remains in line with the DCS."
The Crossrail response also alluded to the project's tight finances, saying that its investment authority (IA) limit was exhausted and there were project IA requests in the pipeline of an undisclosed amount.
It said: "This is being managed on a day to day basis by reallocating IA between projects, an approach that is ceasing to become sustainable. If not rapidly resolved it could lead to adverse impacts on cost and schedule."
Negotiations between Crossrail, TfL and the DfT about funding the remainder of the project are ongoing.
The railway was due to have opened two years ago but has been delayed until the first half of 2022.
Crossrail
Government confirms plan to make new homes meet net zero by 2025
New consultation for energy efficiency in non-domestic buildings also published
McAlpine to restore grade I-listed St Marylebone Parish Church
Refurb will see 1817 church taken off Historic England's Buildings at Risk register
Crossrail brings in Bechtel veterans to help get delayed job finished
Railway turns to US engineer to fill key roles on project
McAlpine finally set to start troubled £70m Leeds housing scheme
Scheme has been delayed by Brexit, the collapse of Carillion and covid-19
Countryside completions up 17% after covid delays
Search for a buyer for firm's housebuilding business is 'progressing'
Grenfell Inquiry to restart next month nine weeks after it was last in session
Christmas break and lockdown mean most recent day of hearing was 9 December last month
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AB6IX To Release Special Collaboration With American Singer Lizzo
Are you excited?
Rookie group AB6IX will be having a special collaboration with American singer-songwriter Lizzo!
Recently, Lizzo released her single "Truth Hurts" from her third album "Cuz I Love You". The song has been a success, hitting number one on the Billboard Charts. The track has also received a lot of love around the world.
AB6IX will be collaborating with Lizzo on a special remix of the track. "Truth Hurts" has rhythmic traps beats and bass. While they will still have Lizzo's distinctive tone, there will now be a new color thanks to AB6IX's youthful energy.
The track will be released worldwide at noon (KST) on September 24, 2019.
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Q: MySQL issue with descending order My query :
$strSQL = "Select customers.*, count(ordersbase.OrderID) As Orders, ordersbase.OrderTime
        From customers
        Inner Join ordersbase On customers.ID = ordersbase.CustomerID
        Group By customers.ID
        Order By customers.ID, ordersbase.OrderTime Desc;";

Orders table:

I expected to get the OrderTime value as 20181008000000 (highest value in descending order) but it returns the other one:
    "0": {
        "Orders": 2,
        "OrderTime": "20181006000000"
    },

A: *

*Data is stored in an unordered fashion. Any non-aggregated column (which is not functionally dependent to columns in Group By) in the Select clause, and also not specified explicitly inside the GROUP BY clause, is non-deterministic. You need to use Max() function to get the latest order time. Do Read: SELECT list is not in GROUP BY clause and contains nonaggregated column .... incompatible with sql_mode=only_full_group_by

*Order by is processed after grouping is already done. So, your usage of Order by does not work.
Try the following instead:
$strSQL = "Select customers.*,
                  count(ordersbase.OrderID) As Orders,
                  MAX(ordersbase.OrderTime)
        From customers
        Inner Join ordersbase On customers.ID = ordersbase.CustomerID
        Group By customers.ID
        Order By customers.ID";


What Works With Girls: a "share-out" gathering on Project Kealahou's outcomes and gender-responsive care on Friday, June 24, 2016, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Join us to reflect on our lessons learned, and celebrate our continued state funding and services for girls who have experienced trauma. Includes keynote by local gender issues researcher Dr. Valli Kalei Kanuha of the University of Hawaii at Mānoa, catered lunch and more.
Project Kealahou (PK) is a federal Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) grant-funded initiative of the Hawaii State Child and Adolescent Mental Health Division (CAMHD). PK has provided gender-responsive, trauma-informed care to girls on Oahu since 2011. To learn more, please visit our website: http://www.projectkealahou.org, or email Erica Yamauchi at erica.yamauchi@doh.hawaii.gov.


Since 1997, Marvin J. Huberman, LL.M (ADR), C.Arb, has mediated hundreds of legal cases throughout Toronto and Ontario. He has a proven track record of settlement in mediating insurance cases and a wide variety of commercial law matters. Although his dispute resolution practice also includes acting as an arbitrator, Mr. Huberman recognizes the specialized skill set needed to make mediation a success. Mr. Huberman was the recipient of the 2017 Corporate International Magazine Global Award: Partnerships Disputes Mediator of the Year in Canada.
Throughout a lifetime of practice, Mr. Huberman has maintained a deep interest in and commitment to improving his skill and the legal profession itself. He holds a Master of Laws degree in alternative dispute resolution and serves as an adjunct law professor and mediation coach at Osgoode Hall Law School.
Teaching fellow lawyers how to mediate successfully is one of the rare and added dimensions of skill that Mr. Huberman brings to each case in which he acts as mediator.
In addition to academics, Mr. Huberman believes that skill, personal qualities and professionalism are essential markers of an effective mediator. Clients and colleagues recognize his ability to analyze complex legal issues without neglecting the complex human elements that often lie at the core of a dispute.
Discernment into these underlying factors, active listening, empathy and practical wisdom — these all form part of Mr. Huberman's multidimensional approach to helping clients generate creative solutions and resolve disputes expediently and equitably.
Mr. Huberman provides mediator services for cases in Toronto and throughout Ontario. Contact him at 416-646-1372 or reach him via email to discuss his mediation services or to book an appointment.


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Math ⋅
Probability & Statistics ⋅
How to Calculate an Unknown Total When You Know the Amount of the Percent
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How do I Calculate 0.1%?
By Heather Lacey
Algebra is a mathematical method used to calculate unknown values. Variables, which are generally represented by a letter of the alphabet, represent unknown values in an equation. Isolating the variable determines its value. Algebra is part of the high school math curriculum but also applies to many real-life situations. For example, calculating the value of a total from a known percentage is a valuable tool for determining the total number of voters in an election or calculating the total salary based on a percentage raise.
Understand Percentages
Understand the meaning of percentage. The word percent comes from a Latin word meaning "for each 100." A percentage is essentially a fraction, with a denominator of 100. For example, 2 percent is equal to 2 ÷ 100, or 2 for each 100.
Note Percentage Value
Note the value of the percentage. For example, if 2 percent = 80, know that 2 for each 100 is the same as 80 for each of the unknown value.
Create Equation
Create an equation that shows the fractional relationship between the percentage and its value. Use the variable x to represent the unknown total. In this case, 2 ÷ 100 = 80 ÷ x.
Cross-multiply Equation
Cross-multiply the equation to bring the variable to one side of the equation as a whole number. Multiply values diagonal from each other in the equation, i.e., 2 ÷ 100 = 80 ÷ x to create the whole number equation of 2x = 8000.
Isolate Variable
Divide both sides of the equation by the co-efficient, 2. On the left side, 2x ÷ 2 = x. On the right side 8000 ÷ 2 = 4000. The resulting is x = 4000.
Check Work
Check your work by introducing the value of x into the original equation, 2 ÷ 100 = 80 ÷ x. Replace x with 4000 and solve both sides of the equation to ensure that it balances. Use a calculator or sheet of paper to show that 2 ÷ 100 = 0.02 and 80 ÷ 4000 = 0.02.
Cross-multiplication is a shortcut that combines two steps of the algebraic solution process. Cross-multiply 2 ÷ 100 = 80 ÷ x to create 2x = 8000. This provides the same result as multiplying the entire equation by the product of the denominators, 100 and x. Come up with a common denominator then reduce the equation to its lowest terms.
To determine totals from a percent in the future, multiply the given percentage value by 100 and divide that product by the percent. This method works in any instance where a percentage and its value are given. For example, when 2 percent = 80, multiply 80 by 100 and divide by 2 to reach 4000.
Percentages may be written as fractions or decimals. For example, 2 ÷ 100 = 0.02
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Heather Lacey is a freelance writer who has been specializing in print and Web articles since 2008. She is a regular contributor to "Go Gilbert!," "Scottsdale Health Magazine" and other local publications. Lacey has a professional background in hospitality management and studied journalism at Phoenix College.
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Born: Apr 14 - 1969
Pos: C/LW
► THE RUMOR MILL
HEADLINES INJURIES RUMORS TRANSACTIONS VIDEO
Thursday - December 5th - 2019
Wednesday - June 26th - 2019
Elliot Friedmman of Sportsnet, reports that the Avalanche weren't willing to include the 16th overall pick to the Rangers in exchange for Chris Kreider.
Wonder who else wasn't willing to include a first rounder for him. Part of the problem of course is his UFA status next year, and then the expansion draft after that.
Tuesday - June 25th - 2019
The Rangers will meet with Artemi Panarin this week, with Florida and the Islanders also hotly pursuing him.
For what it's worth @RickCarpinello thinks it'll be Florida.
Former Ranger Mats Zuccarello and former Flyer Wayne Simmonds both are drawing 5 year offers according to @NYPBrooksie
Friday - June 21st - 2019
Could the Bruins be interested in Chris Kreider? According to Joe Haggerty pf The Hockey Writers there is interest there, and it might involve offering up a 1st rounder plus a prospect.
Thursday - June 20th - 2019
Today's New York Post sees Larry Brooks come to the conclusion that Chris Kreider is not long for the Rangers.
The 28 year old winger is in the last year of his contract before hitting free agency, and will likely be worth a similar contract to what Kevin Hayes just earned in Philadelphia.
With the acquisition of Jacob Trouba, the Rangers continued their busy off-season, which also saw the acquisition of Adam Fox from Carolina a month or so ago.
The trade starts Friday in Vancouver, and it sounds like there's more moves to come. When asked by Larry Brooks of the New York Post whether there was more to come, he replied "I hope so"
Sunday - June 16th - 2019
Rangers and Sabres have talked about potentially moving forward Jimmy Vesey according to Elliot Friedman of Sportsnet. Interestingly, the Sabres already had one shot after they acquired his rights form Nashville, shortly before he signed as a UFA with the Rangers.
Vesey is seemingly an expendable part of the Rangers with Vitali Kravtsov expected to be a good shot for the roster, as well as the potential addition of Karpo Kakko in the draft - assuming the Devils take Jack Hughes #1.
It's possible the Rangers would make a move after determining who they get on Friday, and then perhaps pick up a 2nd or 3rd rounder, or some help on defense.
Saturday - June 15th - 2019
Per Larry Brooks of the New York Post, the Rangers are aggressively pursuing Winnipeg defender Jacob Trouba. The 25 year old blueliner is an RFA this summer, and is set to increase his salary from the $3M cap figure he carried over the last two seasons.
For the Rangers it would provide them a top-end option on the right-side, an area they'd like to strengthen - not to mention an in-demand position in the league at large.
As Brooks notes, the Rangers will likely have to pay quite a bit to land him, and will face competition from a number of teams, including the Isles and Devils.
Tuesday - October 25th - 2016
Either Josh Jooris (New York Daily News) or Dylan McIlrath are likely to find themselves on waivers when Pavel Buchnevich returns from back spasms.
The team is expected to cut the roster down to 22 players, and as such one of the two will need to be either moved or sent down.
Thursday - April 23rd - 2015
The Rangers are apparently one of four remaining teams in competition for UFA Boston University goaltender Matt O'Connor.
O'Connor would be an addition to a relatively deep pool of goaltender prospects that include Mackenzie Skapsi, Igor Shesterkin and Brandon Halverson.
Per Bob McKenzie on twitter, the Rangers are competing with Ottawa, Edmonton and Buffalo.


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Kevin Douglas
Ways I've Tried to Improve my Mental Health
I have gotten all kinds of advice all over the place about what I "should" or "could" do to make day-to-day life more structured, pleasant, and productive. Each of the following are things I tried, accompanied by how much success they brought me, on a scale of 1 (little-to-none feel-good-ness) to 10 (maximum feel-good-ness).
Improving my diet: 6. Cooking with meal-prep kits like HelloFresh certainly helped my mood and nutrition, and also boosted my confidence. However, I found out the company is spending thousands of dollars a day to try and disrupt workers' efforts to unionize. I also realized I was spending a lot more of my budget on food than I could afford, and both of these revelations made me feel pretty crappy. So, no more HelloFresh...
Regular exercise: 7. Looking at the last year of my life, I felt best back around June/July when I got in the habit of swimming every (or every other) morning. It woke me up, I felt myself getting stronger, and my overall mood was much better. Pretty soon, though, I got swamped with work and I got out of the habit. Fast forward a few months when I'm finally motivated to get back in the pool... and it's closed for the season, because the weather is getting colder. Sigh.
Using a planner: 3. I liked having a physical planner and jotting out my schedule for the day, but the first moment I had to pivot because of new tasks popping up, I felt more stressed than I had before I started. Maybe mapping out my day loosely is the trick, and trying to break it down to every single hour is too much — at least, while I'm still working multiple jobs.
Growing/taking care of plants: 1. I got a sunflower grow kit that I was really excited about. Didn't realize I wasn't supposed to pour all of the seeds into the soil... after a few cute sprouts, they all perished in what I imagine was a brutal, botanic Hunger Games scenario where they all fought each other to be the last flower standing. That was pretty disheartening. (I've been gifted another plant and it's doing okay... but the whole thing has been kind of tainted, honestly.)
Playing video games: 4. It's a useful distraction when I do it with others, but when I game by myself, I feel this looming cloud roll in and shame me for being unproductive and lazy. Then I stop whatever game I'm playing and try another one, until I slowly realize I can't concentrate on anything for more than 30 minutes before feeling like I'm not getting enough out of it.
Reading books: 5. Similar feeling to video games, but when I get really engrossed by a book I like a lot, the feeling goes away. Again, it's hard to find the book that will cater to the mood I'm in. For a while it was Kurt Vonnegut's Galapagos, but I've taken a break from that because it reminds me of a friend who is no longer in my life, and it just kinda bums me out now.
Watching TV: 10. Yeah, this is kinda just coping now. But getting really invested in a long-winded story has genuinely been the best distraction as of late, and discussing the twists and turns with friends and family feels so much easier than trying to dredge up original thoughts... it makes socializing easier, and it gives me something to root for. Right now, it's Succession and Search Party on HBO that have given me the most pip in my step.
Morning Walks: 8. It's been a nice way to start the day, and it's more low-pressure than exercise. I've stopped since quarantining, which has been a bummer.
Listening to music: 8. I've tried combining this with morning walks, to pretty good success. I pick an album I haven't listened to in its entirety, and I walk for as long as the album lasts. The only downside is, sometimes I end up walking too long and I get too late a start on my work. Also, if I'm not enjoying a song or album, I'll force myself to listen all the way through because of some invisible sense of duty I've placed upon myself. But overall, one of my favorite activities.
Spending time with others: 9. One of the best parts of my life as of late has been bonding with friends and making new ones. But sometimes, I feel like I'm not really advocating for myself because I want to keep other people around, and I wind up being inauthentic or going along with things I'm really not that excited about. Sometimes, I want to just bail on plans, curl up in a ball and do absolutely nothing. You know what I mean?
Writing all these out, it's nice to see fewer small numbers than I expected. Quantifying the things that help, it makes the feeling of disassociating feel less overpowering and frightening. Plus, I know there are so many more things in the world. For example: I kind of want to join a bowling league. Or ping pong, or something. Like, competitive, but not seriously competitive. I don't know. Just spitballling, you know?
If you're feeling like me, don't stop trying new things. They might just feel like futile distractions, or wastes of time and money, but I'm a firm believer that nothing is a waste. When you try something you end up hating, you're narrowing down the pool of things you could like. If you don't feel passionate about anything, maybe you just haven't found that thing yet. I'm not even sure I have. But we've got to keep trying.
Peace and love, all.
We Breed Monsters (a play, revisited)
A new resolution — Back to the Stage!
I've slacked again. So what? I've definitely kept myself busy creatively, with a lot of my energy going toward my Spellcheck: Spelling Bee Premiere Party next Saturday night. While I'd like to documen
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Email: kevin.t.douglas47@gmail.com
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2. On the wood, measure out a circle 24 inches in diameter. This will be the top.
4. Once done cutting the excess wood off, sand the edges with the Disc Grinder to make the edges smooth.
5. Put that piece aside and now grab another piece of wood.
9. Now, take a metal tube and cut it so it's 44 inches long. This will be the attachment from the base to the top.
10. Take two blocks of wood and screw one into the base, and the other on the underside of the top.
12. Apply about three coats of varnish. Let the previous coat dry before adding another one.
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A state divided: parts of NSW 'recession-hit' as Sydney booms
By Matt Wade
November 29, 2016 — 9.13pm
A yawning growth gap has opened between city and country as Sydney's dynamic economic hubs streak ahead of the rest of the state.
Economic growth in Sydney averaged 2.2 per cent between 2012 and 2015, while regional areas of NSW contracted by 0.3 per cent in that period, research by SGS Economics and Planning has revealed.
Between 1.6 million and 2.7 million people in NSW experienced at least one year in recession between 2012 and 2015, the analysis shows.
Meanwhile, parts of Sydney have boomed. The Ryde-Macquarie Park area, a hub for high-value, knowledge-based services, grew by a runaway 5.8 per cent in 2014-15.
Sydney's property market has soared 118 per cent in a decade, while Perth's house prices increased 4 per cent. Credit:Mark Merton
Four other Sydney regions – Northern Sydney, the CBD and surrounds, the northern beaches and Baulkham Hills – all had growth rates of 4 per cent or more in the year.
Terry Rawnsley, an expert on regional economics who authored the paper, said the figures revealed a worrying pattern where a disproportionate share of economic activity and population was shifting towards the biggest cities.
"This is an alarm bell ringing louder and louder," he said. "Communities in many areas have been left behind due to rapid economic changes."
There are similar patterns at the national level, where solid growth in gross domestic product has masked huge regional variations.
Mr Rawnsley estimates that 6.6 million people, or 28 per cent of Australia's population, were living in a region where economic activity contracted in 2014-15.
Two thirds were in Queensland (3 million) and Western Australia (1.1 million) where the downturn in the mining sector has hit hard.
Another 2 million people in NSW were living in a "recession hit" area.
"While growth in GDP has averaged around 2.8 per cent since 2011, millions of Australians are living in areas of economic decline," Mr Rawnsley said.
There are clear signs the difficult economic conditions outside of big cities are having an impact at the ballot box.
"The Brexit result and election of President Trump was on the back of voters in communities who have not experienced the benefits of globalisation," Mr Rawnsley said.
"We have seen a similar process in Australia with strong support for One Nation in recession hit parts of Queensland and Western Australia."
Earlier this month, the NSW National Party lost the safe seat of Orange to the Shooters, Fishers and Farmers party after a historic swing indicating a high level of voter discontent.
Orange is in the Central West region of NSW, which Mr Rawnsley estimates has not recorded any economic growth, on average, since 2011.
The paper shows much of regional NSW has struggled economically since the end of the global financial crisis, as industries including agriculture and manufacturing have undergone structural changes. Conditions were particularly challenging in 2013 and 2014.
Five big cities have a growing share of both GDP and population.
Those capitals – Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide – are now home to 63.5 percent of the population, 2 percentage points more than 1995. And those cities had a 66 per cent share of Australia's GDP in 2014-15.
Mr Rawnsley said powerful global economic forces underpinned these trends and that the divide between big cities and regions was likely to widen.
Federal and state governments needed to come up with "solid long-term" strategy to deal with this structural change in the economy.
"How will we manage this tidal shift of people into the city?" he said.
"Sydney's population could grow by more than 2 million people over the next 20 years. Investment in transport infrastructure and the provision of housing and economic development should be the focus for delivering the Sydney we want to pass onto the next generation."
Mr Rawnsley, who is national leader of economic and social analysis at the consultancy SGS Economics and Planning, will present the paper, titled "Getting the economy working for all", to the Australian Population Association conference in Sydney on Wednesday.
Matt Wade
Matt Wade is a senior economics writer at The Sydney Morning Herald.


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The Number 1: New beginning, first, best, starting out, source, initiative, individuality, the self, solitude, leadership, the conscious mind and conscious control, will.
Traditionally the Ace of Hearts is a card of love. happiness and celebrations. The Ace symbolism combined with the Heart symbolism may indicate the birth of a new love, or the beginning of an emotionally fulfilling period in the querent's life.
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apartment, a hotel, or even a car if that was where the individual called "home." The surrounding card would reveal the current situation in the home, and any problems or changes affecting the querent's home life.
of Hearts inside the picture frame behind a photo before she hung it on the wall. She believed the Ace would protect the home and bring good luck.
The A♥ will describe someone as: a family member, family-oriented, a homebody, a home owner, comfortable, ready to settle down and start a family, paternal, maternal, parental, neighborly, stable, grounded, strong.
2 Aces – Leadership and authority.
3 Aces – an unexpected twist of fate.
4 Aces – Major changes that affect every area of life.
A♥ + Face Card = someone coming to the home, or someone who is home and family oriented. The A♥ with the K♣ it would denote a builder or contractor. With a group of Face cards, the A♥ would represent a family reunion, or a family celebration.
A♥ + 5♥ = daughter's home, girlfriend's home, curtains, fabrics, wallpaper, carpeting.
The Cartomancy Daily Card Draw can be a real mystery, and often it's only in hindsight that we can understand the true message in the daily cards. Part of the problem is that– at least for me– the prediction in a daily draw may not always materialize on the day. Sometimes it can take two or three days, or even a week, before the message becomes clear. I have found that unless I journal my card draws, and review the readings regularly, it's easy to miss the connection when the event materializes in my life.
I go back and check off the reading in my journal when a prediction materializes. Sometimes a daily draw never seems to materialize, but that is rare for me. I have very few card draws recorded in the journal that have not materialized.
Here's a daily card draw that I was able to check off today. I drew these cards two days ago on Friday, August 8th, 2014, at 9:18 a.m….
My first impression was of a decision (AS) related to a business matter (10C) in connection with a female friend/colleague (QC). Then I considered that I might be asked (sometimes the AS will indicate "being asked" when the answer requires a decision) to go on a journey (10C), or to the pool (10C) or to the beach (10C) with a female friend (the QC is active, she wants to go somewhere or do something).
You see, the cards can mean different things, and it's not always easy to determine which meaning or meanings apply. Sometimes the cards will mean more than just one thing, and each meaning will be equally valid and accurate.
Nothing made sense to me that day… no business decision, no decision about going on a trip. In fact, I didn't even leave the house on Friday. It rained most of the afternoon, and I decided that the 10C (the water card) was probably referring to a rainy day. I've noticed that the cards will sometimes predict the weather in a daily draw.
Early this morning I received a call from my sister (QC) who asked me (AS) if I would watch her children today because she has the opportunity to spend the day on a friend's boat (10C).
The message in Friday's cards suddenly made perfect sense. So here I am now entertaining two young children while my sister sails off into the rising sun.
I strongly believe that drawing daily cards is the best way to learn how the cards speak to us. Most of the time the draw can only be understood in retrospect, but that's okay because there is a lesson in every card draw.


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