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Q: need an algorithm for continuity check: select a list of integer number to have best "coverage" this is an hardcore algorithm problem that i'm facing right now:
let's say there is a sorted list of integers L1:
1. the total length of the list is known which is N (e.g. N could be 1e7)
2. all the elements are between two known boundaries, A and B ,  ( A <<< B )
e.g. L1 = [ 2,5,10,15,18,19,21...]
Right now, I need to select a subset of the elements from the list L1 to form a new list L2 with the total length of M (M < N)
(e.g. M could equal N /10 )
to satisfy a condition: the new list L2 needs to have best "coverage";
by "coverage", it means that all the elements integers in the L2 need to be distributed in the L1's range, [A,B], as equally as possible.
(a.k.a an unbiased sub-sampling method )
any help is deeply appreciated.
thanks for everyone's help and idea. I try to simplify the problem so that everyone (without the background knowledge can understand the problem). To define a rule for goodness of the coverage:
the ultimate goal is to achieve:

*

*in the list L2, for any two neighbor element J and K, there are | J - K | , and the sum of this difference needs to be minimized

*apply a given window with the total length of Q ( Q < M ) to list L2, and the number of elements within the window needs to be either equal (ideal situation) or almost equal
*Final Update: after some more research, it turns out that this is a famous problem of Ip programming, which has been solved by people in 70s. For more details, please read paper: *
http://www.geog.ucsb.edu/~forest/G294download/MAX_COVER_RLC_CSR.pdf
thanks

A: My idea is to utilize bucket sort of which bucket size is (A - B) / M. After mapping each element in l1 to its corresponding bucket, pick element randomly from each bucket to from the new list. If the new list is shorter than m, then I repeat the process. The following is my implementation in Python:
import bisect
import random
import collections

def form_new_list(l1, m, a, b, res):
    if m <= 0:
        return

    bucket_size = int((b - a) / m)
    bucket_list = collections.defaultdict(list)
    for i, num in enumerate(l1):
        bucket_num = int(num / bucket_size)
        bucket_list[bucket_num].append(num)

    for _, nums in bucket_list.items():
        selected = random.choice(nums)
        position = bisect.bisect(res, selected)
        bisect.insort(res, selected)
        l1.remove(selected)

    form_new_list(l1, m - len(res), a, b, res)

    return res

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Now on to the ceremony. The ceremony was short, sweet but man was it emotional. These two absolutely adore each other as you can tell. You can't fake that stuff folks, either you have it or you don't. After the ceremony was over, the party began. Courtney was rockin her witches hat for some of the formal dances, even DAD got in on the witch hat action. My staff and I had such a great time photographing Courtney and Ian's wedding. I wish tall fall weddings in Jersey can be like this. Enjoy the photos everyone!
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Thanks for the link! I dig it man,now to find a bit that size and a drill big enough to handle it. Thanks for sharing.
only thing i can think of beside a great big coring bit would be a hole saw, bit extension and a chisel. I may have to haul a log down from the mountains to do this myself.
The biggest challenge I see is holding the drill square with the log so as not to get the drill and bit in a bind. I don't know about a coring bit but a hole saw that size paired with a drill big enough to handle it could put a hurt on you if the bit gets in a bind the drill would like to make your wrist pay for the mistake. Obviously the guy doing it must have something that is doing it fairly easy judging by the amount of holes he has in some of those logs.
If you do end up doing it I would love to hear how it goes.


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Rugby Africa in scrum for gender parity in the sport with new advisory committee
Rugby Africa moved its campaign for gender equality notch higher with the launch on Thursday of Women's Rugby Advisory Committee (WRAC) and sub-committees that will be charged with the promotion of the sport among women.
As part of Rugby Africa's broader strategy, the role of WRAC and its sub committees will define key performance indicators that point to progress of the development of women in rugby across Africa. The move targets the promotion gender inclusion to foster growth through experience in the sport.
The committee will also provide a platform for women in all spheres of rugby to be recognised for the crucial value their contribution and participation provides towards shaping the future of the global game.
The four sub-committees will focus on key areas of advancing governance and leadership, competitions, player welfare, development and retention to meet strategic goals for women's rugby in Africa. To grow the sport, they will be required to implement specific objectives through sub-committees that will be under different chairpersons.
South African Rugby Union media manager will chair the communication, marketing and public relations subcommittee that has been tasked with overall communications plan for Rugby Africa. The committee will promote the profile of women's rugby.
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Fédération Sénégalaise de Rugby medical subcommittee member Anna Preira will be in charge of player welfare and participation. The subcommittee will serve also as Rugby Africa Women's Rugby grassroots development. Among other things, the subcommittee will foster participation and support towards local activities and initiatives, while leveraging their social media engagement to publicise women's rugby gains and achievements.
The President of Zimbabwe Rugby Union Aaron Jani who will head the health the finance, development and competitions subcommittee. The subcommittee will review available funding from World Rugby, Rugby Africa and Unions to assess the impact and propose enhanced funding strategies where applicable.
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Women's Rugby Advisory Committee chair Paula Lanco said promised that her subcommittee is embracing its future to promote and position women in rugby at all levels, equipping them with adequate resources and the support needed to succeed and retain interest from fans and ultimately investors to further enhance the game.
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"The aim is to achieve a minimum representation that includes 30 per cent of women in leadership roles and to have 40 per cent of the registered players to be female by 2025.
"Our goal is to continuously put women at the forefront of our strategic plan and ensure the objectives of each subcommittee serve in the interest of further developing the welfare and retention of female rugby players," said Babbou.
General Manager at Rugby Africa Coralie van Den Berg testifies that, "the WRAC and creation of its subcommittees will ultimately help increase awareness of women in rugby, attracting more tournaments and partnerships with sponsors, increasing the overall popularity of the game in the continent."
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Q: How to resolve a stencil bundle error? When bundling a theme I've been working on stencil has been throwing an error that prevents it from completing the bundle. I'm really at a loss for what to do.
Here is the console log from the console log:

E:\stencil>stencil bundle Validating theme... Running ESLint...
E:\stencil\assets\js\theme\common\carousel.js   22:159  error  Parsing
  error: Adjacent JSX elements must be wrapped in an enclosing tag
E:\stencil\assets\js\theme\common\product-details.js   300:15  warning
  Function 'updateView' has a complexity of 13  complexity

✖ 2 problems (1 error, 1 warning)

C:\Users\Kyle\AppData\Roaming\npm\node_modules\@bigcommerce\stencil-cli\lib\stencil-bundle.js:255
              throw err;
                    ^ Error: Please fix the above Javascript errors.
      at runLintTask (C:\Users\Kyle\AppData\Roaming\npm\node_modules\@bigcommerce\stencil-cli\lib\bundle-validator.js:268:18)
      at C:\Users\Kyle\AppData\Roaming\npm\node_modules\@bigcommerce\stencil-cli\node_modules\async\lib\async.js:718:13
      at Immediate.iterate [as _onImmediate] (C:\Users\Kyle\AppData\Roaming\npm\node_modules\@bigcommerce\stencil-cli\node_modules\async\lib\async.js:262:13)
      at processImmediate [as _immediateCallback] (timers.js:367:17)
E:\stencil>

A: Looks like ESLint doesn't like some of your JS. You can try making the rules in the .eslintrc file less strict, or even delete the file altogether as it is not necessary.
Once the file is removed try bundling again.
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• Jonas R. Henderson, 41, of Newton, was charged with domestic assault at 1 a.m. Sunday. According to a police report, officers were sent to the 1400 block of North Fourth Avenue East on a call of a possible domestic assault in progress. Officers determined nothing took place at the address they were initially sent, and they were then sent to a residence in the 700 block of East Fourth Street North. It was there Henderson told officers he was arguing with the victim about his daughter. Officers talked to the victim and saw red marks on her neck. She said they were arguing for most of the day, and he allegedly got on top of her while on a bed and grabbed her throat while their daughter came in and saw it happen. Henderson was arrested and transported to the Jasper County Jail.
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Sources Say iPhone SE Likely To Launch Between June 15-18
June 2, 2018 by Nabiya Khan
A low-priced iPhone is indeed a dream for many people out there. Well, this dream might come true now. Many reports suggest that Apple is likely to launch a low-priced iPhone this year.
It has been suggested by many leaks from several sources that Apple will launch a successor to its iPhone SE (first-gen). iPhone SE was launched in 2016. It has been reported by JCDecaux, a French advertising company that the device is likely to be launched in this month only.
As suggested by a leaked document that the British carrier EE is all set to unveil the device in the market somewhere between 15th to 18th of June. This leaked document was posted on Twitter by designer Ben Geskin. The document suggests that the British carrier EE has already started working on pricing its contracts for the new 'budget' iPhone.
It is also clear from the document that the carrier is also planning to launch AirPower Mat with the upcoming iPhone, which simply means that this iPhone will come with wireless charging.
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Many other leaks from reliable resources also made it sure that Apple will soon launch an iPhone SE 2. However, it will be interesting to know what Apple has to offer this time in terms of hardware.
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Western Electric synchro resolver motor. 90/90v, 400 Hz. 2 stators, 2 rotors, 8 terminals. 2"D x 4-1/8"L. 0.244"D threaded shaft. Circa 1954. All in tins. A-1 shape. NSN: 5990-330-5412.
Clifton Transmitter syncho motor. 400 Hz. Rotor: 1 phase, 115v, 400 Hz. Stator: 3 phase. 5 wire. 11.8v. 0.935"D x 1.28"L. 0.088"D x 0.318"L shaft. Alt. P/N: 805071. Perfect NSN packaging.
John Oster resolver motor. 400 Hz. Rotor: 2 phase, 26v. Stator: 2 phase, 11.8v. Clamp ring mount. 0.935"D x 1.343"L body. 0.088"D x 0.37"L shaft. 7 wires. Alt. P/N: 8050000069.
John Oster differential synchro motor. 400 Hz. Rotor: 3 phase, 11.8v. Stator: 3 phase, 11.8v. Clamp ring mount. 1.439"D x 1.59"L body. Dual 0.118"D x 0.428" shaft. Circal 1960. NSN: 5990-802-7271. Foil pouches. A-OK.
Diehl Mfg. Co. AC control motor. 75 / 115v, 60 Hz, 0.11 / 0.16 amp, 2/5w. 4 terminals. 2-3/8" x 2-7/8" x 3"L. 0.125" shaft on each end.
Clifton Transmitter differential syncho motor. 3 phase, 400 Hz. 12.2v rotor, 11.8v stator. Clamp ring mount. 1.31"D body. 0.122"D x 0.43"L dual shaft. NSN: 5990-802-7271. Perfect NSN packaging. A-OK. Circa 1967.
Sperry Gyroscope Co. Div. type R5663478 synchro repeater. 7 screw terminal. Front four mounting holes tapped 4-40 at 1-1/16 C-C-C.
Bendix synchros motor. 400 Hz, 5 hook terminals.
Dimensions: 1.56"DIA x 2.58"L has 0.175" thick flange 2.19"DIA with 3 threaded mounting holes.
Bendix synchro motor. 0.085"D x 0.36"L slotted shaft. 0.934" D x 1.27"L.
Bendix synchro motor. 0.118"D x 0.697"L threaded shaft. 2.157" D x 2.171"L.
Bendix type 1HCT-MK11-MOD-4A synchro control transformer. 90/95v AC, 60 Hz, 700 mw.
Bendix type CK10004A low inertia motor. 4 wire. 2 phase. 26v line to neutral, 50v field, 400 Hz. 5500 RPM no load.
Bendix type BLC-11-FS-5/B105 linear transformer / synchro control transformer. 400 Hz. No wires. 4 screw terminals, no screws. 39ma input.
Bendix type 101361A spin generator.4 wires. 21v, 2 phase. 4000 RPM.
Bendix type AY229G69B AutoSyn® feedback resolver. 12 screw post connections. Shaft extends through housing both ends.
Bendix 115v input. 90v output. 60Hz. 400mA. Accuracy: 36 min. 300 R.P.M. max. Torque gradient: 0z in/deg 0.25. Type 3F-MK9-MOD4.
Bendix type FV11211A1 motor and rate generator (tachometer). 8 wire. AS REMOVED - removed from working equipment.
Bendix type FV1307A1 motor and rate generator (tachometer). 8 wire. AS REMOVED - removed from working equipment.
Pioneer Instrument synchronous transmitter. 400 Hz, 5 wire.
Bendix AutoSyn® transmitter. 400 Hz, 4 wire. External resistor boards.
Dimensions: 1.43"DIA x 1.48"L, middle body flange 0.88"W x 1.52"DIA. Overall length w/ shaft & board 2.5"
Synchro receiver. 115v / 90v AC, 1 phase, 400 Hz. 2"D x 3-1/2"L. 1/4" threaded shaft with nut. Circa 1955. Brand new in tin can!
Bendix AutoSyn® control transformer. 400 Hz, 5 wire. NSN: 5990-842-8892.
Bendix AutoSyn® synchros motors. 400Hz with wire connections unless otherwise specified in notes.


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Birger Leopold Lignell, född 13 mars 1838 i Uddevalla, död 16 juni 1877 i Uppsala, var en svensk målare och teckningslärare.

Lignell studerade vid Konstakademien i Stockholm där han tilldelades den Ribbingska medaljen 1858. Efter studierna var han först verksam som historie- och genremålare innan han 1871 anställdes som ritmästare vid Uppsala universitet. Han medverkade i akademiens utställning 1868 med genremotiv. Bland hans offentliga arbeten märks altartavlor till Värsås kyrka, Fjärås kyrka, Svenljunga kyrka, Toarps kyrka och för Caroli kyrka skapade han nya sidotavlor till Altaruppsatsen samt porträtt av professorerna Elias Fries och August Almén. Lignell är representerad vid Uppsala universitet.

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