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Likud MK Supports Judge Melcer's Call to Investigate False Poll Results in Arab Villages
David Israel
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Is it possible that an entire sector of Israel's April 9th, 2019 vote has been falsified? This appears to be the case. MK David Bitan (Likud) on Monday morning told Reshet Bet radio that he had passed on to the chairman of the elections committee, Justice Hanan Melcer, a portion of the material collected regarding suspicions of ballot stuffing at polling stations in Arab communities. Bitan repeated the Likud's plan to pass a law requiring cameras at the polls.
Melcer has already decided to request an investigation. On Sunday, he approached Attorney General Avihai Mandelblit and the police regarding a criminal probe into suspected fraud at several polling stations, the vast majority of which are in Arab and Druze communities.
Over the weekend, Maariv published its own investigation of dozens of testimonies exposing fraud and corruption at polling stations in Arab-Israeli society. It presented a picture of broad ballot stuffing and vote buying by the heads of polling stations, who handed out dozens of envelopes to single voters, with the excuse that they represented many of their relatives who hadn't come to vote.
In the radio interview, Bitan said: "We wanted to disqualify the results in some of the polling stations, but we respect Judge Melcer's decision to take this to a police investigation." Bitan added: "In the polling stations where we had representatives, the turnout was not high, it was normal. In places where we did not have representatives and it took us time to bring them in, the turnout was high."
"We only passed a sample of our materials," he noted. "In one of the tapes, a representative of the Arab sector tells our representative, Let's divide the votes, so that you too would benefit as would we," Beitan said, and noted that "there are also threats against some of our representatives who sat in the polling booth."
"We will not leave this to the Likud taking action next time," he vowed. "We intend to submit now a bill requiring the elections committee to place cameras in every ballot station covering the voting area."
The chairman of the polling station in the recent elections in the town of Ka'abiya told Ma'ariv: "I was the only Jew in the ballot station. The rest were Arabs. Around 7 PM, when we had about 40% of the voters, one committee member came up to me and suggested they double the money I receive for this day, and in return I would allow them to share the votes of those who hadn't voted. It had already reached the level where they started to ask me, very seriously, how much I wanted."
"What struck me was that all the committee members were in on this discussion," he continued. "There were three committee members and one or two observers. I was quite surprised. I told them it was illegal and that I was in favor of democracy, in which everyone votes by himself. Every few minutes, someone approached me and offered me again, 'Maybe you want to do it anyway,' 'It will not really affect the overall result,' and 'In any case, everyone lies.' I told them it was wrong."
"During the vote counting we had policemen," he recalled. "They were also Arabs, but if I understood correctly, not from the same village. What stunned me was that even then the proposals continued, and the police heard this and did not say anything."
The source of the reports about Arab ballot stuffing is Sagi Kaisler, who, on the eve of the 2013 elections, whe he was director of the Samaria Settlers' Committee, decided to organize a broad volunteer project, in an attempt to preserve as far as possible the purity of the elections in the Arab sector – which were believed to be rampant and served Israel's left.
In 2013, Kaisler managed to organize some 200 volunteers, who were assigned to the various polling stations in the Arab sector, in spots that were happily handed over to them by the rightwing parties. In the 2015 elections, Kaisler succeeded in placing his people in most polling stations in Arab communities. In the 2019 elections, Kaisler recruited 1,350 activists, with complete support from the Likud."
Those activists were also behind the effort to install cameras in many Arab polling stations, which the Arabs presented as an attempt at intimidation. Judge Melcer did not agree at the time.
MK Aida Touma-Suleiman of the communist faction Hadash, attacked the Likud's decision to use cameras at the polls, saying, "I think that Judge Melcer was already wrong when he did not take seriously enough the Likud's breaking of the law."
Unbelievably enough, the Arab MK also asserted that no Arab voters had launched complaints about corruption in their polling station, but it was MK Bitan, a representative of the Likud – an outsider – illegally collected materials and passed them on to the judge.
"To come now and throw such sludge at an entire population is unacceptable," she complained.
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Q: Проблема с делением в столбик C++ Всем доброго времени суток. Столкнулся с довольно необычной и на мой взгляд интересной проблемой. Реализую длинную арифметику. До недавнего времени все операции проводились с системой счисления по основанию 10, но из-за медленной скорости и не рационального потребления памяти этой реализацией пришлось сменить систему счисления на систему счисления с основанием 10^9. Сменил, решил проблемы с переполнением и с прочими моментами, но недавно всплыла одна проблема связанная с делением и, соответственно, получением остатка от деления.Допустим, у нас есть два числа: 999999999999999999(18 девяток) и 1000000000(единица и девять нулей), в векторе они хранятся, соответственно, как {999999999, 999999999} и {1, 0}. Мы делим их классическим алгоритмом деления в столбик. Берем нулевой разряд и конкатенируем его к заранее созданной переменной некого "промежуточного делимого". Промежуточное делимое меньше второго числа, значит сносим ноль и конкатенируем к промежуточному делимому первый разряд первого числа. Теперь промежуточное делимое больше второго числа. В результат нам надо дописать сколько раз помещается второе число в нашем промежуточным делимым. Однако реализации деления у нас еще нет, поэтому, деление надо заменить вычитанием, но вычитать 999999999 раз задача, мягко говоря, не очень быстрая. Меняю константы в которых хранится база на 10 - все работает. Необходимо понять, что можно сделать, чтобы на таких неудобных числах программа не впадала в очень долгий цикл. Любые предложения приветствуются.
Файл long_arithmetic.hpp (тут сам исходник класса, функция деления называется inf::division_whole()):
#include <iostream>
#include <vector>

class inf {
public:
    static std::string to_string(const inf& number);
    inf();
    inf(std::string string);
    inf(signed int number);
    inf(unsigned int number);
    inf(signed long number);
    inf(unsigned long number);
    inf(signed long long number);
    inf(unsigned long long number);
    static inf pow(inf number_thirst, inf number_second);
    static inf factorial(const inf& number);
    static inf gcd(inf number_thirst, inf number_second);
    static inf lcm(inf number_thirst, inf number_second);
    static inf abs(inf number_thirst);
    static bool even(const inf& number);
    friend std::ostream& operator <<(std::ostream& ostream, const inf& number);
    friend bool operator >(const inf& number_thirst, const inf& number_second);
    friend bool operator >=(const inf& number_thirst, const inf& number_second);
    friend bool operator <(const inf& number_thirst, const inf& number_second);
    friend bool operator <=(const inf& number_thirst, const inf& number_second);
    friend bool operator ==(const inf& number_thirst, const inf& number_second);
    friend bool operator !=(const inf& number_thirst, const inf& number_second);
    friend inf operator +(const inf& number_thirst, const inf& number_second);
    friend inf operator -(const inf& number_thirst, const inf& number_second);
    friend inf operator *(const inf& number_thirst, const inf& number_second);
    friend inf operator /(const inf& number_thirst, const inf& number_second);
    friend inf operator %(const inf& number_thirst, const inf& number_second);
    inf operator +=(const inf& number);
    inf operator -=(const inf& number);
    inf operator *=(const inf& number);
    inf operator /=(const inf& number);
    inf operator %=(const inf& number);
    inf operator ++();
    inf operator --();
    inf operator ++(int);
    inf operator --(int);
private:
    std::vector<int> digits;
    bool natural;
    static const int base = 1000000000;
    static const int base_length = 9;
    static std::vector<int> string_convert_to_vector(const std::string& string);
    static inf zeroes_leading_remove(inf number);
    static inf shift_right(inf number, int shift_power);
    static char compare(inf number_thirst, inf number_second);
    static inf subtraction_natural(inf number_thirst, inf number_second);
    static inf sum(inf number_thirst, inf number_second);
    static inf subtraction(inf number_thirst, inf number_second);
    static inf multiply(inf number_thirst, inf number_second);
    static inf division_whole(inf number_thirst, inf number_second);
    static inf division_remainder(inf number_thirst, inf number_second);
    static inf factorial_tree(inf number_thirst, const inf& number_second);
};
std::vector<int> inf::string_convert_to_vector(const std::string &string) {
    std::vector<int> result;
    if (string.size() % base_length == 0) {
        result.resize(string.size() / base_length);
    }
    else {
        result.resize(string.size() / base_length + 1);
    }
    for (int string_position = string.size() - 1, result_position = result.size() - 1; string_position >= 0; string_position = string_position - base_length, result_position = result_position - 1) {
        if ((string_position + 1) - base_length <= 0) {
            result[result_position] = std::stoi(string.substr(0, (string_position + 1)));
        }
        else {
            result[result_position] = std::stoi(string.substr((string_position + 1) - base_length, base_length));
        }
    }
    return result;
}
std::string inf::to_string(const inf& number) {
    std::string result;
    if (number.natural == false) {
        result.append("-");
    }
    result.reserve(number.digits.size() * (base_length - 1));
    std::string tmp;
    result.append(std::to_string(number.digits[0]));
    for (int i = 1; i < number.digits.size(); i = i + 1) {
        tmp = std::to_string(number.digits[i]);
        tmp.reserve(base_length - tmp.size());
        while (tmp.size() < base_length) {
            tmp.insert(tmp.begin() + 0, '0');
        }
        result.append(tmp);
    }
    return result;
}
inf inf::zeroes_leading_remove(inf number) {
    while (number.digits.size() != 1 and number.digits[0] == 0) {
        number.digits.erase(number.digits.begin() + 0);
    }
    return number;
}
inf inf::shift_right(inf number, int shift_power) {
    number.digits.reserve(shift_power);
    for (int i = 0; i < shift_power; i = i + 1) {
        number.digits.insert(number.digits.begin() + 0, 0);
    }
    return number;
}
inf::inf() {
    digits.resize(1);
    digits[0] = 0;
    natural = true;
}
inf::inf(std::string string) {
    if (string.size() == 0 or (string.size() == 1 and string[0] == '-')) {
        throw "Fatal error. Type creation is impossible. String does not contain number.";
    }
    if (string[0] == '-') {
        string.erase(string.begin() + 0);
        natural = false;
    }
    else {
        natural = true;
    }
    for (int i = 0; i < string.size(); i = i + 1) {
        if (string[i] < 48 or string[i] > 57) {
            throw "Fatal error. Type creation is impossible. String contain unknown characters.";
        }
    }
    while (string.size() != 1 and string[0] == '0') {
        string.erase(string.begin() + 0);
    }
    digits = inf::string_convert_to_vector(string);
}
inf::inf(signed int number) {
    if (number < 0) {
        number = number * -1;
        natural = false;
    }
    else {
        natural = true;
    }
    digits = inf::string_convert_to_vector(std::to_string(number));
}
inf::inf(unsigned int number) {
    natural = true;
    digits = inf::string_convert_to_vector(std::to_string(number));
}
inf::inf(signed long number) {
    if (number < 0) {
        number = number * -1;
        natural = false;
    }
    else {
        natural = true;
    }
    digits = inf::string_convert_to_vector(std::to_string(number));
}
inf::inf(unsigned long number) {
    natural = true;
    digits = inf::string_convert_to_vector(std::to_string(number));
}
inf::inf(signed long long number) {
    if (number < 0) {
        number = number * -1;
        natural = false;
    }
    else {
        natural = true;
    }
    digits = inf::string_convert_to_vector(std::to_string(number));
}
inf::inf(unsigned long long number) {
    natural = true;
    digits = inf::string_convert_to_vector(std::to_string(number));
}
char inf::compare(inf number_thirst, inf number_second) {
    if (number_thirst.natural == true and number_second.natural == false) {
        return '>';
    }
    if (number_thirst.natural == false and number_second.natural == true) {
        return '<';
    }
    if (number_thirst.natural == false and number_second.natural == false) {
        number_thirst.natural = true;
        number_second.natural = true;
        char tmp = inf::compare(number_thirst, number_thirst);
        if (tmp == '>') {
            return '<';
        }
        if (tmp == '<') {
            return '>';
        }
        return '=';
    }
    if (number_thirst.digits.size() > number_second.digits.size()) {
        return '>';
    }
    if (number_thirst.digits.size() < number_second.digits.size()) {
        return '<';
    }
    for (int numbers_position = 0; numbers_position < number_thirst.digits.size(); numbers_position = numbers_position + 1) {
        if (number_thirst.digits[numbers_position] > number_second.digits[numbers_position]) {
            return '>';
        }
        if (number_thirst.digits[numbers_position] < number_second.digits[numbers_position]) {
            return '<';
        }
    }
    return '=';
}
inf inf::subtraction_natural(inf number_thirst, inf number_second) {
    number_thirst.natural = true;
    number_second.natural = true;
    if (inf::compare(number_thirst, number_second) == '<') {
        inf tmp = number_thirst;
        number_thirst = number_second;
        number_second = tmp;
        number_thirst.natural = false;
    }
    number_second = inf::shift_right(number_second, number_thirst.digits.size() - number_second.digits.size());
    int different;
    for (int numbers_position1 = number_thirst.digits.size() - 1; numbers_position1 >= 0; numbers_position1 = numbers_position1 - 1) {
        different = number_thirst.digits[numbers_position1] - number_second.digits[numbers_position1];
        if (different >= 0) {
            number_thirst.digits[numbers_position1] = different;
        }
        else {
            number_thirst.digits[numbers_position1] = different + base;
            for (int numbers_position2 = numbers_position1 - 1; true; numbers_position2 = numbers_position2 - 1) {
                if (number_thirst.digits[numbers_position2] == 0) {
                    number_thirst.digits[numbers_position2] = base - 1;
                }
                else {
                    number_thirst.digits[numbers_position2] = number_thirst.digits[numbers_position2] - 1;
                    break;
                }
            }
        }
    }
    return inf::zeroes_leading_remove(number_thirst);
}
inf inf::sum(inf number_thirst, inf number_second) {
    if (number_thirst.natural == true and number_second.natural == false) {
        return inf::subtraction_natural(number_thirst, number_second);
    }
    if (number_thirst.natural == false and number_second.natural == true) {
        return inf::subtraction_natural(number_second, number_thirst);
    }
    if (number_thirst.natural == false and number_second.natural == false) {
        number_second.natural = true;
    }
    if (number_thirst.digits.size() > number_second.digits.size()) {
        number_second = inf::shift_right(number_second, number_thirst.digits.size() - number_second.digits.size());
    }
    else {
        number_thirst = inf::shift_right(number_thirst, number_second.digits.size() - number_thirst.digits.size());
    }
    int sum;
    int in_mind = 0;
    for (int numbers_position = number_thirst.digits.size() - 1; numbers_position >= 0; numbers_position = numbers_position - 1) {
        sum = number_thirst.digits[numbers_position] + number_second.digits[numbers_position] + in_mind;
        in_mind = sum / base;
        number_thirst.digits[numbers_position] = sum % base;
    }
    if (in_mind != 0) {
        number_thirst.digits.insert(number_thirst.digits.begin() + 0, in_mind);
    }
    return number_thirst;
}
inf inf::subtraction(inf number_thirst, inf number_second) {
    if (number_thirst.natural == true and number_second.natural == false) {
        number_second.natural = true;
        return inf::sum(number_thirst, number_second);
    }
    if (number_thirst.natural == false and number_second.natural == true) {
        number_thirst.natural = true;
        inf tmp = inf::sum(number_thirst, number_second);
        tmp.natural = false;
        return tmp;
    }
    if (number_thirst.natural == false and number_second.natural == false) {
        return inf::subtraction_natural(number_second, number_thirst);
    }
    return inf::subtraction_natural(number_thirst, number_second);
}
inf inf::multiply(inf number_thirst, inf number_second) {
    inf result;
    result.digits.resize(number_thirst.digits.size() + number_second.digits.size());
    long long composition;
    for (int number_thirst_position = number_thirst.digits.size() - 1; number_thirst_position >= 0; number_thirst_position = number_thirst_position - 1) {
        for (int number_second_position = number_second.digits.size() - 1; number_second_position >= 0; number_second_position = number_second_position - 1) {
            composition = (long long)number_thirst.digits[number_thirst_position] * (long long)number_second.digits[number_second_position] + result.digits[number_thirst_position + number_second_position + 1];
            result.digits[number_thirst_position + number_second_position + 1] = composition % base;
            result.digits[number_thirst_position + number_second_position + 1 - 1] = result.digits[number_thirst_position + number_second_position + 1 - 1] + (composition / base);
        }
    }
    result.natural = (number_thirst.natural == number_second.natural);
    return inf::zeroes_leading_remove(result);
}
inf inf::division_whole(inf number_thirst, inf number_second) {
    inf zero = 0;
    inf result;
    result.natural = (number_thirst.natural == number_second.natural);
    inf number_thirst_part;
    number_thirst_part.natural = true;
    number_thirst.natural = true;
    number_second.natural = true;
    if (inf::compare(number_second, zero) == '=') {
        throw "Fatal error. Division is impossible. Attempt to divide by zero.";
    }
    if (inf::compare(number_thirst, number_second) == '<') {
        return zero;
    }
    result.digits.resize(0);
    number_thirst_part.digits.resize(0);
    int quotient;
    for (int number_thirst_position = 0; number_thirst_position < number_thirst.digits.size(); number_thirst_position = number_thirst_position + 1) {
        number_thirst_part.digits.push_back(number_thirst.digits[number_thirst_position]);
        quotient = 0;
        if (number_second.digits.size() == 1) {
            quotient = std::stoi(inf::to_string(number_thirst_part)) / std::stoi(inf::to_string(number_second));
            number_thirst_part = std::stoi(inf::to_string(number_thirst_part)) % std::stoi(inf::to_string(number_second));
        }
        else {
            while (inf::compare(number_thirst_part, number_second) != '<') {
                number_thirst_part = inf::subtraction_natural(number_thirst_part, number_second);
                quotient = quotient + 1;
            }
        }
        if (result.digits.size() != 0 or quotient != 0) {
            result.digits.push_back(quotient);
        }
        if (inf::compare(number_thirst_part, zero) == '=') {
            number_thirst_part.digits.resize(0);
        }
    }
    return result;
}
inf inf::division_remainder(inf number_thirst, inf number_second) {
    inf zero = 0;
    inf number_thirst_part;
    number_thirst_part.natural = true;
    number_thirst.natural = true;
    number_second.natural = true;
    if (inf::compare(number_second, zero) == '=') {
        throw "Fatal error. Division is impossible. Attempt to divide by zero.";
    }
    if (inf::compare(number_thirst, number_second) == '<') {
        return number_thirst;
    }
    number_thirst_part.digits.resize(0);
    for (int number_thirst_position = 0; number_thirst_position < number_thirst.digits.size(); number_thirst_position = number_thirst_position + 1) {
        number_thirst_part.digits.push_back(number_thirst.digits[number_thirst_position]);
        if (number_second.digits.size() == 1) {
            number_thirst_part = std::stoi(inf::to_string(number_thirst_part)) % std::stoi(inf::to_string(number_second));
        }
        else {
            while (inf::compare(number_thirst_part, number_second) != '<') {
                number_thirst_part = inf::subtraction_natural(number_thirst_part, number_second);
            }
        }
        if (inf::compare(number_thirst_part, zero) == '=') {
            number_thirst_part.digits.resize(0);
        }
    }
    if (number_thirst_part.digits.size() == 0) {
        return zero;
    }
    return number_thirst_part;
}
inf inf::pow(inf number_thirst, inf number_second) {
    inf zero = 0;
    inf one = 1;
    inf two = 2;
    if (inf::compare(number_thirst, zero) == '=' and inf::compare(number_second, zero) == '=') {
        throw "Fatal error. Pow calculation is impossible. It is impossible to raise zero to zero degree.";
    }
    if (inf::compare(number_second, zero) == '<') {
        throw "Fatal error. Pow calculation is impossible. This class only support whole numbers, so erection to negative degree is impossible.";
    }
    inf result = one;
    while (inf::compare(number_second, zero) != '=') {
        if (inf::compare(inf::division_remainder(number_second, two), zero) == '=') {
            number_second = inf::division_whole(number_second, two);
            number_thirst = inf::multiply(number_thirst, number_thirst);
        }
        else {
            number_second = inf::subtraction_natural(number_second, one);
            result = inf::multiply(result, number_thirst);
        }
    }
    return result;
}
inf inf::factorial_tree(inf number_thirst, const inf& number_second) {
    inf one = 1;
    inf two = 2;
    if (inf::compare(number_thirst, number_second) == '>') {
        return one;
    }
    if (inf::compare(number_thirst, number_second) == '=') {
        return number_thirst;
    }
    if (inf::compare(inf::subtraction_natural(number_second, number_thirst), one) == '=') {
        return inf::multiply(number_thirst, number_second);
    }
    inf tmp = inf::division_whole(inf::sum(number_thirst, number_second), two);
    return inf::multiply(inf::factorial_tree(number_thirst, tmp), inf::factorial_tree(inf::sum(tmp, one), number_second));
}
inf inf::factorial(const inf& number) {
    inf one = 1;
    inf two = 2;
    if (inf::compare(number, one) == '<') {
        throw "Fatal error. Factorial calculation is impossible. Factorial is defined only for natural numbers.";
    }
    if (inf::compare(number, one) == '=') {
        return one;
    }
    if (inf::compare(number, two) == '=') {
        return two;
    }
    return factorial_tree(two, number);
}
inf inf::gcd(inf number_thirst, inf number_second) {
    inf zero = 0;
    if (inf::compare(number_thirst, zero) == '=' or inf::compare(number_second, zero) == '=') {
        throw "Fatal error. GCD calculation is impossible. One of the numbers is zero.";
    }
    number_thirst.natural = true;
    number_second.natural = true;
    while (inf::compare(number_thirst, zero) != '=' and inf::compare(number_second, zero) != '=') {
        if (inf::compare(number_thirst, number_second) == '>') {
            number_thirst = inf::division_remainder(number_thirst, number_second);
        }
        else {
            number_second = inf::division_remainder(number_second, number_thirst);
        }
    }
    return inf::sum(number_thirst, number_second);
}
inf inf::lcm(inf number_thirst, inf number_second) {
    inf zero = 0;
    if (inf::compare(number_thirst, zero) == '=' or inf::compare(number_second, zero) == '=') {
        throw "Fatal error. LCM calculation is impossible. One of the numbers is zero.";
    }
    number_thirst.natural = true;
    number_second.natural = true;
    return inf::division_whole(inf::multiply(number_thirst, number_second), inf::gcd(number_thirst, number_second));
}
inf inf::abs(inf number) {
    number.natural = true;
    return number;
}
bool inf::even(const inf& number) {
    if (number.digits[number.digits.size() - 1] % 2 == 0) {
        return true;
    }
    return false;
}
std::ostream &operator <<(std::ostream& ostream, const inf& number) {
    std::string string = inf::to_string(number);
    for (int i = 0; i < string.size(); i = i + 1) {
        ostream.put(string[i]);
    }
    return ostream;
}
bool operator >(const inf& number_thirst, const inf& number_second) {
    if (inf::compare(number_thirst, number_second) == '>') {
        return true;
    }
    return false;
}
bool operator >=(const inf& number_thirst, const inf& number_second) {
    if (inf::compare(number_thirst, number_second) != '<') {
        return true;
    }
    return false;
}
bool operator <(const inf& number_thirst, const inf& number_second) {
    if (inf::compare(number_thirst, number_second) == '<') {
        return true;
    }
    return false;
}
bool operator <=(const inf& number_thirst, const inf& number_second) {
    if (inf::compare(number_thirst, number_second) != '>') {
        return true;
    }
    return false;
}
bool operator ==(const inf& number_thirst, const inf& number_second) {
    if (inf::compare(number_thirst, number_second) == '=') {
        return true;
    }
    return false;
}
bool operator !=(const inf& number_thirst, const inf& number_second) {
    if (inf::compare(number_thirst, number_second) != '=') {
        return true;
    }
    return false;
}
inf operator +(const inf& number_thirst, const inf& number_second) {
    return inf::sum(number_thirst, number_second);
}
inf operator -(const inf& number_thirst, const inf& number_second) {
    return inf::subtraction(number_thirst, number_second);
}
inf operator *(const inf& number_thirst, const inf& number_second) {
    return inf::multiply(number_thirst, number_second);
}
inf operator /(const inf& number_thirst, const inf& number_second) {
    return inf::division_whole(number_thirst, number_second);
}
inf operator %(const inf& number_thirst, const inf& number_second) {
    return inf::division_remainder(number_thirst, number_second);
}
inf inf::operator +=(const inf& number) {
    return *this = *this + number;
}
inf inf::operator -=(const inf& number) {
    return *this = *this - number;
}
inf inf::operator *=(const inf& number) {
    return *this = *this * number;
}
inf inf::operator /=(const inf& number) {
    return *this = *this / number;
}
inf inf::operator %=(const inf& number) {
    return *this = *this % number;
}
inf inf::operator ++() {
    return *this = *this + 1;
}
inf inf::operator --() {
    return *this = *this - 1;
}
inf inf::operator ++(int) {
    *this = *this + 1;
    return *this = *this - 1;
}
inf inf::operator --(int) {
    *this = *this - 1;
    return *this = *this + 1;
}

A: Немного подумав я все-таки нашел решение. Я еще не до конца успел его протестировать, но на первый взгляд оно кажется рабочим. Код выглядит отвратительно, но он хотя-бы выдает преемлимую производительность. Пришлось подключить cmath для функции возведения в степень.
inf inf::division_whole(inf number_thirst, inf number_second) {
    inf zero = 0;
    inf result;
    result.natural = (number_thirst.natural == number_second.natural);
    inf number_thirst_part;
    number_thirst_part.natural = true;
    number_thirst.natural = true;
    number_second.natural = true;
    if (inf::compare(number_second, zero) == '=') {
        throw "Fatal error. Division is impossible. Attempt to divide by zero.";
    }
    if (inf::compare(number_thirst, number_second) == '<') {
        return zero;
    }
    result.digits.resize(0);
    number_thirst_part.digits.resize(0);
    int quotient;
    for (int number_thirst_position = 0; number_thirst_position < number_thirst.digits.size(); number_thirst_position = number_thirst_position + 1) {
        number_thirst_part.digits.push_back(number_thirst.digits[number_thirst_position]);
        quotient = 0;
        for (int step = base_length; step >= 2; step = step - 0) {
            number_thirst_part = inf::subtraction_natural(number_thirst_part, inf::multiply(number_second, (int)std::pow(10, step)));
            if (inf::compare(number_thirst_part, number_second) == '<') {
                number_thirst_part = inf::sum(number_thirst_part, inf::multiply(number_second, (int)std::pow(10, step)));
                step = step - 1;
            }
            else {
                quotient = quotient + std::pow(10, step);
            }
        }
        while (inf::compare(number_thirst_part, number_second) != '<') {
            number_thirst_part = inf::subtraction_natural(number_thirst_part, number_second);
            quotient = quotient + 1;
        }
        if (result.digits.size() != 0 or quotient != 0) {
            result.digits.push_back(quotient);
        }
        if (inf::compare(number_thirst_part, zero) == '=') {
            number_thirst_part.digits.resize(0);
        }
    }
    return result;
}
inf inf::division_remainder(inf number_thirst, inf number_second) {
    inf zero = 0;
    inf number_thirst_part;
    number_thirst_part.natural = true;
    number_thirst.natural = true;
    number_second.natural = true;
    if (inf::compare(number_second, zero) == '=') {
        throw "Fatal error. Division is impossible. Attempt to divide by zero.";
    }
    if (inf::compare(number_thirst, number_second) == '<') {
        return number_thirst;
    }
    number_thirst_part.digits.resize(0);
    for (int number_thirst_position = 0; number_thirst_position < number_thirst.digits.size(); number_thirst_position = number_thirst_position + 1) {
        number_thirst_part.digits.push_back(number_thirst.digits[number_thirst_position]);
        for (int step = base_length; step >= 2; step = step - 0) {
            number_thirst_part = inf::subtraction_natural(number_thirst_part, inf::multiply(number_second, (int)std::pow(10, step)));
            if (inf::compare(number_thirst_part, number_second) == '<') {
                number_thirst_part = inf::sum(number_thirst_part, inf::multiply(number_second, (int)std::pow(10, step)));
                step = step - 1;
            }
        }
        while (inf::compare(number_thirst_part, number_second) != '<') {
            number_thirst_part = inf::subtraction_natural(number_thirst_part, number_second);
        }
        if (inf::compare(number_thirst_part, zero) == '=') {
            number_thirst_part.digits.resize(0);
        }
    }
    if (number_thirst_part.digits.size() == 0) {
        return zero;
    }
    return number_thirst_part;
}

P.S.
Я заменил этот ужас бинарным поиском. Кому интересно что вышло - можете глянуть репозитарий на github --- https://github.com/gth-other/LongInt.


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Each of the five network reps at the show wore a badge trimmed with a different color. Affiliates could ask the rep for a ribbon of the same color and the first 25 attendees who collected all the colors earned a cool premium: an iPod Touch.
Of course, while obtaining the ribbon, the hunter was pitched on adding the channel to their lineup.
Mark Kang, vice president of affiliate relations, said the viral marketing stunt was so successful that it sounds like the reps had barely a moment of peace. One affil ran up the stairs after a rep at the Ziggy Marley concert at the Wang Theater Monday night, intercepting the rep that was headed to the bathroom.
Others were trapped by affiliates badge-surfing at the escalator exits, or stalked in restaurants, Kang said.
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If the collision is serious, remain at the scene of the collision and wait for the police. If you fail to remain at the scene, you could be charged with a traffic or criminal offence. Call the police and explain the situation. They will let you know whether you should remain at the scene or attend at a police station to make a written account. If someone is injured, you must remain at the scene until the police arrive. Do not move your vehicle until the police give you permission to do so. Even if there are no injuries, you may prefer not to move the vehicle until the police arrive and investigate. If there is a dispute as to who is at fault or the other driver is drinking, it is also imperative that the police attend the scene.
Where the damage to any vehicle amounts to approximately $2,000 (as of January 1, 2011), or more, you should remain at the scene until the police arrive. If you believe the damage is less than $2,000, call the police and ask them if you should remain at the scene or attend at the police station. You should attend at the police station within 1 day of the collision. Auto-body shops cannot repair a vehicle with an estimated damage over $2,000 unless the vehicle has an "accident sticker". The police will provide you with a sticker to attach to the windshield of the vehicle after a written report have been provided to them of the incident.
In some circumstances, you may have a legal obligation to provide or secure medical assistance. However, there is generally no legal obligation to assist strangers. If you assist with any injured persons at the scene of an accident, you will not be held liable for injury or death caused by your assistance unless you are grossly negligent or use extremely improper care.
Gather as much information as you can about the collision scene. Get the names, address and phone numbers of all parties and witnesses. The other driver must give you their name, address, phone number and insurance particulars. If the witnesses or other drivers involved in the accident do not remain at the scene, write down their license plate numbers and a description of them and their vehicle. You can find out who the owner is from your local Motor Vehicle Registry office.
The date, time and exact location of the accident.
The direction that each vehicle was traveling.
The weather and road conditions.
The names of any ambulance personal who attended.
The names and badge numbers of the police officers who investigated.
The names and address and phone numbers of witnesses.
Anything that you observe and think is unusual about the other vehicles or parties involved in the accident.
The times and distances between all relevant events.
The speed of the vehicles at the time of the accident.
If you are involved in a collision with a parked vehicle and cannot find the owner, leave the relevant information on the windshield of the parked vehicle. The information should include your name, address and phone number and insurance particulars. The same information must be left if you hit private property such as a fence, bicycle or even a hedge. If you hit public property such as a stop sign or a street light post, the collision must be reported to the police immediately.
Any collision involving your vehicle must be reported even if you are not the driver. Report the collision to both the police and your insurance company as soon as you become aware of it. You could be fined up to $500 or 6 months imprisonment if you do not report it to the police. You do not have to speak to the other party's insurance company about the accident, but you must cooperate with your own insurance company. Tell them about the damage to your vehicle and any injuries suffered. As a passenger, you may qualify for "no fault" benefits for certain medical expenses and loss of income. Other passengers and/or pedestrians may also qualify for such benefits under your policy.
If you think you have a claim for injuries as a result of the collision, contact a lawyer, or Lawyer Referral Service immediately. While the normal deadline for commencing a Court action of this type is 2 years, many claims will involve a shorter deadline.
It is an offence to drive without insurance on your vehicle in Alberta. However, where you are in an accident with a driver who has no insurance or by a hit-and-run driver, you may be compensated for your damages and injuries by the government's Motor Vehicle Accident Claims Fund. The party without insurance must agree to repay the Fund. If the Fund is not repaid, driving privileges in Canada may be prohibited until the Fund is paid in full. Both parties to the accident may also agree to settle the matter without using the Fund or going to Court. You should consult with a lawyer if there is an agreement so that the proper releases for future actions on the same claim cannot be made.


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Q: python import module time out I am trying to build a function with netmiko (ssh session manager based on paramiko) and import it as a module. Here the function that I want import:
import sys, socket, getpass
from netmiko import ConnectHandler

def sshHost(hostname):
    username = raw_input("Username: ")
    password = getpass.getpass()
    hostIp = socket.gethostbyname(hostname)
    sshSession = ConnectHandler(device_type = 'juniper', ip = hostIp, username = username, password = password)
    versionHostname = sshSession.send_command("show version | match Hostname:")
    print "Session established with ",versionHostname.strip(), "IP: ", hostIp
    return sshSession

so, that function work as expected if I run sshHost(sys.argv[1])
however, when I import that as external module , the script times-out
#!/usr/bin/env python
import sys
from netmiko import ConnectHandler
from sshHostModuleJUNOS import sshHost

def showVersion(host):
    out = host.send_command("show version")
    print out

showVersion(sshHost(sys.argv[1]))

I am quite sure something is wrong in the way I use the sshHost module but I cannot figure out what
error paramiko.ssh_exception.SSHException: No existing session


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With the advent of cloud computing, everyone from Fortune 500 businesses to personal consumers to the US government is storing massive amounts of sensitive data in service centers that may not be trustworthy. It is of vital importance to leverage the benefits of storing data in the cloud while simultaneously ensuring the privacy of the data. Homomorphic encryption allows one to securely delegate the processing of private data. As such, it has managed to hit the sweet spot of academic interest and industry demand. Though the concept was proposed in the 1970s, no cryptosystem realizing this goal existed until Craig Gentry published his PhD thesis in 2009. In this thesis, we conduct a study of the two main methods for construction of homomorphic encryption schemes along with functional encryption and the hard problems upon which their security is based. These hard problems include the Approximate GCD problem (A-GCD), the Learning With Errors problem (LWE), and various lattice problems. In addition, we discuss many of the proposed and in some cases implemented practical applications of these cryptosystems. Finally, we focus on the Approximate GCD problem (A-GCD). This problem forms the basis for the security of Gentry's original cryptosystem but has not yet been linked to more standard cryptographic primitives. After presenting several algorithms in the literature that attempt to solve the problem, we introduce some new algorithms to attack the problem.
Black, Nathanael, "Homomorphic Encryption and the Approximate GCD Problem" (2014). All Dissertations. 1280.


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The crowdfunding news mill has been rife with warnings and doom-saying lately from all corners of the globe.
Equity crowdfunding is a gamble, no doubt. Startups eagerly wait on the sidelines while regulators and advocacy groups wring their hands over the final details of the JOBS Act.
After all, once the JOBS Act becomes law and crowdfunding for equity becomes legal in the United States, startups will be participating, and startups fail at a high rate.
So the SEC has set up rodfunding roadblocks, the the North American Securities Administrators Association (NASAA) blasted crowdfunding as a huge danger, and the SEC has proposed limiting equity crowdfunding to accredited investors only — basically neutering the whole idea of crowdfunding in the first place.
All this has happened because regulatory bodies (correctly) perceive equity investment in startups as risky behavior.
However, gambling is legal in parts of the United States and has seen expansion recently thanks to promises of increased tax revenue for participating states. I'm based in Ohio and have personally witnessed implementation of new legislation that allowed four casinos in our state in 2009. The initiative was passed by voters.
We also have a robust lottery that allocates millions of dollars to schools and public projects. My chances of winning the lottery jackpot in Ohio? 1 in 13,983,816.
The argument that equity crowdfunding is too risky for the average investor is a bogus narrative. There are legitimate, well-founded concerns regarding transparency, conflict of interest and investor education that should be addressed. Some of these concerns are responsible for the delays in implementation of the JOBS act. They will be addressed, and not all by regulation.
Market forces are already beginning to play a role in creating demand for investor services in the crowdfunding space. Still, if we allow the average consumer to stop at a gas station and gamble away as much of their money as they please on a one-in-many chance at a return, why stop that same individual from investing a small amount of their hard-earned money in an American company with an obvious, implicit motivation to succeed?
U.S. citizens interested in equity crowdfunding should and will have tools at their disposal to make educated, pragmatic decisions on which companies to invest in. First and foremost, the portals themselves will have every reason to provide assurances regarding the quality of their offerings if they wish to avoid incurring the wrath of a watchful press.
We've already seen that with Kickstarter's emphatic "we are not a store" moment. Kickstarter reemphasized their risks in a very transparent way, but for any well-studied crowdfunder, this was obvious anyway.
Second, access to the founders of crowdfunded startups is remarkably easy to come by. Most rewards-based portals have a means of communicating with project founders, whether that be via in-house message/comment boards, direct email, or phone communication or a link to an external web site. Investors can study who these people are, what they've done, and even where they've failed before.
If the information isn't there, personal responsibility needs to kick in, and the investor needs to decide whether or not they're open to that level of risk exposure, just like I do when I pass on that lottery ticket at the convenience store.
In short, consider who we're really trying to protect here. Do we sell American investors short by saying they aren't smart enough to make an educated decision with their money?
The casino is open 24 hours.
Charles Luzar is the Director of Crowded Media Group and CrowdfundInsider.com, a news blog dedicated to crowdfunding in the United States and around the world. Crowdfund Insider is helping to bring a global perspective to crowdfunding in advance of the JOBS Act becoming law in 2013.


Heinich and Pollak begin by outlining the manner in which the professional position of curator has changed over its history. Whereas curators historically were charged primarily with safeguarding artifacts collected by cultural institutions, curators nowadays must not only enrich cultural heritage—largely through the purchasing of contemporary art—but also bring it to the public. Particular emphasis today is placed on the importance of connecting with people who have no special knowledge or experience with art. Accordingly, exhibitions have also changed from in the past having been displays of a particular collection to now predominantly being thematised shows that are conceived around an artist, movement or idea and that contain works owned by multiple different collecting bodies. Curators, like the group of artworks they assemble, are thus oftentimes not affiliated specifically with one institution but rather act more autonomously and authoritatively than they have in the past. Heinich and Pollak compare the curator-as-author to cinema's concept of an auteur, a monolithic figure who carries out a multiplicity of tasks and operates as a singular name rather than as an institutional representative. This 'autonomisation' of the curator has been somewhat paradoxically accompanied by a de-professionalisation of the role that has permitted a wider understanding of who can be a curator.


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From the change log, the new update includes optimized system performance and bug fixes. It has also pushed the Security patch level to March Security level.
Meanwhile, this is the fifth time Xiaomi has sent a new update to Redmi 5 Plus after making it debut in December 2017. The last update came along with so many changes and improvement, which among them include one-time data limit, full-screen Gesture, and other new features. Check the full change log here.
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I've noticed that. Having not seen him every snap of his career, I can't speak to if that's normal or not.
What adjustments should be made?
An overrated concept to a degree. Halftime is just 12 minutes...by time coaches get down out of the boxes and to the locker room...not much can be done then. That said, I think Pettine has done a good job adjusting his pressures. He'll have to here.
ONLy 6 carries for Jones. That's not enough is it?
No fair. How come we don't get cookie bread pudding?
I dunno but it's REAAALLLYYYY good.
How can the Packers create turnovers with this D?
They've done it the last two weeks three times = 21 points. They need at least one.
who's on the street the Packer s could pick up to help DL?
Jim are you wearing Khakis too?
Aren't you the guy that gets Tom his coffee?
People bring me coffee Andrew. All the people.
Big Jim is in the house! What does GB have to do to win?
I think they'll need two more TDs at least though.
They can't bring Clay back next year after all these disappearing acts - can they?
As an unrestricted free agent, I think other options will be available.
I wish they would give Tonyan more snaps, I think he has a big upside!
A little surprised he hasn't seen the field yet.
Alright, I"m going to get some cinnamon ice cream - tagging out for Tom. Enjoy!
Jamaal Williams on the return. I'm not sure why Trevor Davis wasn't back there.
Packers starting out just like they did in the first half with Marcedes Lewis in the game.
Tom louder here or metrodome?
I think the Metrodome was louder.
Good way to put the ball in Jones' hands. If they're going to commit a safety to the run, then throw it to him.
Safeties were back that time and Rodgers handed off. Six-yard gain.
Vikings are playing both safeties back.
Byron Bell lost his shoe and was going to play with just one. But Justin McCray ran out late to replace him.
They just need help there. I'm not sure they have to be behemoths.
Packers linemen splayed all over the field. Lane Taylor is the guy who remains down.
That was critical that Rodgers got rid of that ball and didn't take a sack.
So, Bell comes back to play right guard and McCray moves over to play left guard. If it weren't third and 7, they should run it behind McCray.
Tom, That type of play with a AR roll out would of been a big play in the past. Now he throws it away. What's going on??
No one was open there.
He had Adams open deep. Can't blame him for taking that shot, but it required a better throw.
Packers need some sustained drives. Vikings have run 36 plays to their 31. And Minnesota has not had a possession this half.


Posted on May 8, 2013 by eliefares Tagged criticismLebanonpolitics	Comments11 Comments on Lebanon: A No-Criticism Allowed Zone?
Lebanon: A No-Criticism Allowed Zone?
I used to get invited to some exclusive events often. Emails would come in asking me to attend something here or another thing there. Being in the North most of the time, I often declined. But I went sometimes. They call this your blogging golden years – when you start getting noticed. I would be lying if I said I didn't like it.
The other side of the invitation coin is an inherent request to blog about the event, the product, the location, etc. We, as bloggers, tend to do it out of courtesy. While attending the events at hand, I personally hear a lot of criticism that somehow never makes it to the blogposts circulating online. But I wouldn't take that. I never felt I owed anyone because of an invitation but I owed it to myself first and foremost and to my readers, whoever they may be, second to be absolutely honest. I re-draft for the sake of diplomacy and to make the criticism more subtle sometimes. But my criticism is always there. People always call me the opposition front. It may be annoying sometimes, I give you that. But it is what it is. The invites have since reached a standstill.
I am not a blog for scoops. If you want your "it" news of the day, this is probably not the place you look. Many of you probably read "A Separate State of Mind" because you had a nice day and wanted someone to piss you off with his constant nagging. It's not Lebanon until you go to bed infuriated. Others probably go by here because they like my opinions. Either way, thank you for reading.
I don't see how bloggers getting invited to such events can really make it or break it so I don't mind at all not getting invited to exclusive events if it means I'm free-er to say whatever I want. But I do mind some companies and firms expressing annoyance that I did not gush over them like a preteen fangirling over Justin Bieber especially when some events are obviously subpar or the product being given has obvious shortcomings.
It's not only about companies and events. It goes beyond it to many other aspects as well.
I criticized the SMA award both before the show and after. I believe both of my posts were not scathing. They were balanced and could fall in under constructive criticism. That didn't stop people from calling me a sore loser because I didn't win or dramatic because I was making a big deal out of things or a disgrace for the Lebanese online community. Subtweets about yours truly nagging about the SMAs were retweeted by non-other than members of the award ceremony's jury. Social media professionalism, much? What do I know, I guess.
No one really cares, as another example, when I harshly criticize an American movie. However, when movies such as My Last Valentine in Beirut get a scathing review (link) because of how horrible they are, I get flooded with questions that revolve around: Why don't you support Lebanese cinema? Why are you this harsh? Why are you this nerdy? Why don't you understand the cinematic masterpiece that this work is?
Or it could be when some blogger criticizes a well known designer (link) and instead of addressing the points being raised, regardless of whether you agree or not, those bloggers are automatically considered posers, sore losers with zero credibility who haven't worked a day in their lives, etc.
It could even be about politics and common life aspects. If you criticize party A, partisans of party B suddenly adore you while those of party A bash your brains out. When the wheels turn and you criticize party B, those same partisans that were adoring you for a while suddenly hate you. You're either with us or against us. It's either always right or always wrong. No one can stray from the path drawn for them. I am political. I don't hide my political leanings. But my criticism goes both ways. Except for those who only read one-way.
The stakes can also be higher and transcend blogging, social media, movie reviews and some takes on local politics. When some of our politicians criticize certain aspects of society or some companies, they suddenly find themselves dragged to court for defamation. An example that comes to mind is Charbel Nahas who led a campaign against Spinneys' CEO who was oppressing his working force. If this had happened in more developed countries, a scandal would have ensued. Not here, obviously.
On the other hand, you have entities such as Warner Bros. and Roadster Diner which take criticism, however scathing it might be, and turn it into an opportunity to improve. For instance, Warner Bros got hammered for a delay in the screening of Argo. They apologized and turned it around in other screenings. Roadster Diner get inundated with displeased customers daily and still they handle it extremely professionally.
Lebanon, it turns out, is a no-criticism allowed zone. Because giving an opinion that may not be favorable about absolutely anything always renders you a hater who lacks professionalism and who simply cannot understand. Dream on if you believe your opinion might help to improve things. There are certainly ways to be critical and get your message across. But even the lightest of methods ruffle some feathers here. So until a time when constructive criticism does the job it's supposed to do, here's to all the unprofessional losers like us.


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Minnesota's graduation rate increased in 2020, but disparities remain
Last year, 83.8% of high school seniors in Minnesota graduated in four years.
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Minnesota's four-year high school graduation rates continued to climb last spring despite the pandemic hitting the end of the academic year, but racial disparities have persisted.
According to data released Thursday by the Minnesota Department of Education, 83.8% of high school seniors in Minnesota, or 56,684 students, graduated in four years in 2020. This continues a steady increase over the past five years, with 82.5% of high school seniors having graduated in four years in 2016.
In 2020, 3,490 students also graduated five, six or seven years after starting high school.
The rate increased despite the onset of COVID-19 causing the end of the school year – from mid-March onwards – to end with distance learning. However, the full impact of the pandemic will likely be seen with the Class of 2021, considering most Minnesota schools were in distance learning for the majority of the 2020-21 school year.
"The class of 2020 graduated while we were all just learning how to navigate the COVID-19 pandemic. This was a time of great uncertainty, and the perseverance of our students, educators and families demonstrates their commitment to rise to this moment and reach the end of their pre-K through grade 12 journey," said MDE Commissioner Heather Mueller in a statement.
"While we have so much to be proud of in Minnesota, we know that we still have work to do to close gaps and increase access, participation and representation to ensure every single student graduates from high school."
Graduation rates increased from 2019 for most subcategories tracked by MDE. Native American and Alaskan Native students saw graduation rates increase 50.8% to 55.7% this year.
Graduation rates Asian students went from 87.6% to 89.1%, while Hispanic students saw rates increase from 69.9% to 70.4%. For mixed race students, graduation rates increased from 72.3% to 73.5%.
Graduation rates for white students also climbed from 88.7% to 89% last year.
But graduation rates decreased for Black students in Minnesota, with 69.2% graduating in four years in 2020 compared to 69.9% in 2019.
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Minnesota also lags behind the national average graduation rate for Black students. In 2019, the four-year graduation for Black students nationally was 80%, according to the National Center for Education Statistics.
Minnesota's drop-out rate for high school students also declined in 2020, going from 4.4% of students to 3.7% of students.
Graduation data from each school year is typically released the following spring. But with a full year of school during the pandemic, the class of 2021 faced unique challenges.
According to the Wall Street Journal, seniors this year had the lowest percentage of assignment completion of grade levels, citing burnout and fatigue.
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A French variety like Lara and similarly to be seen grown in cordons in France, Soleze does not appear to share Lara's susceptibility to blight, but nor does it fare particularly well in the UK climate. It is protandrous, bears large nuts of good flavour and is partly self-fertile. Although slow-growing it makes a large tree at maturity.


Emily & Bobby got married at the Barn at Allenbrooke Farms. I was so excited for their Nashville farm wedding and the venue did not disappoint. It is literally the most beautiful wedding venue in Tennessee and it was the place for the most magical day for the most fitting couple. The location is set south of Music City and I traveled up from Birmingham to capture video of the festivities. Here's one of my favorite shots from above.
Emily and Bobby got ready to celebrate the big day surrounded by so much of their friends and family.
The bride and groom didn't see each other before the wedding, and instead opted for a First Touch a few hours before the wedding. They each stood on opposite sides of a doorway and used this time to banter with each other and pray as a way to set the tone for their beautiful wedding that was to come.
The ceremony was a beautiful outdoor one which can go either way for a July wedding outdoors. Thankfully, there was no rain and it wasn't that hot (it was hot) which is a great opportunity to celebrate their love.
After the ceremony, we explored the grounds of the barn which gave us extremely picturesque locations to take photo and video. Below is one of my favorite video shots of the day… look how Bobby looks upon Emily with so. much. love!
And here's another one. Bobby and Emily have such a cool story and have been leading up to this day for quite some time. After their wedding, they went on their honeymoon to Disney World which is such a significant place for them both.
I am so honored to have had the opportunity to film their wedding day. Their wedding day was like a real life fairytale.


Great teams are not born themselves. They are built with a lot of thoughtful and painstaking effort. A cohesive, well-structured, and well bonded team can take the workplace or organisation from average to extraordinary in short span of time. There are many ways to improve the functioning of a team, and one means is by team building activities and events. These can either be conducted within organisational premises with the help of team members, or be outsourced to an event planner who conducts such events. Whichever be the route that you choose, here are a few tips that can make your team building in Slough or other places, a great one.
Team building activities sure are fun, but whenever you conduct them, make sure that your team knows the purpose behind it. The members should know what the intent of the activity or the event is – whether it is to bring new ideas for an existing problem, or it is simply to break the ice between new hires and get them into mainstream work. When setting expectations, you don't need to give away all the secrets, but just why the activity is taking place.
Working hours sure are precious to any organisations, and most employees would have a lot on their plate. However, not many of them would be keen to spend their holiday or weekend to attend a mandatory work elated event. An hour or two on a day that is not loaded with work is better than a couple of hours spent on a weekend with office mates. Also keep in mind vacation plans or holidays. Organising a team building in Bristol or elsewhere when half of the team members are out on a vacation wouldn't yield much result.
Competitive spirit can be beneficial between teams, but it can hamper the spirit in a team building activity if team members get too focused on winning at the event rather than participating in it. Felicitating just the winners, and ignoring participants too cause members to develop a grudge or unhealthy attitude amongst themselves. Always choose activities that help your staff to collaborate, and work together to find a solution to a problem. The experience gained from such activities matters more than the final outcome and can go a long way in building strong and well bonded teams.
Conducting team building activities within office premises is easier, especially with respect to organising the activities and managing people. However, conducting team building in Reading or offsite too has many benefits. Some people find workplaces so constraining that such activities hardly have an effect on them. The same people find it a lot easier to open up and interact with their colleagues in a non-workplace setting. Also, conducting the activities in a place outside gives the event a fresh feel and takes away the impression of 'regular work' from the employees. They tend to enjoy the entire experience better, and find it more enriching too.
Team building events can include simple challenges to fairly complex ones that include games and sports. However, when planning them, it is important to ensure that all members are able to participate fairly in the activity, lest some members feel left out. This is especially true with exercises such as building sports and games. Pay attention to the physical condition and health sensitivities of your team. Is there a pregnant lady or physically challenged person who cannot participate in the activity? If yes, it's better for you to conduct a task that's suitable to their conditions as well. On the reverse, if all your team members are up for a yoga challenge or a hiking tour, you can conduct it wholeheartedly without worries.
Conducting a team building event does not end with the activity being complete. As a good leader, you need to thank them for their participation, and gather feedback from all participants on what they found good or bad about the event, how their experience was, what they learned, and so on. This info can help you assess the effectiveness of the program, and can come in handy when you plan your next exercise.
The above mentioned are a just a few tips that can take your team from great to extraordinary. A well planned and well-organised team building exercise thus can have an amazing positive impact on the whole team.


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Sexual Misconduct Prevention for Students: A New Practice-based Tool for College Campuses
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Over 23% of female and 5% of male undergraduate students experience rape or sexual assault, according to an American Association for Universities survey, and women in college are three times more likely than women in general to experience sexual violence. As colleges across the country take action to address sexual misconduct, there's no guarantee that students meaningfully retain the information. Kognito's new simulation takes a research-based approach to help assist in schools' proactive efforts.
Join us for an exclusive first look at Sexual Misconduct Prevention for Students, Kognito's newest simulation launching this spring. This guided walkthrough will showcase how practice conversations can equip college students with the skills to be an active bystander, respond effectively to a friend who has experienced trauma, and determine if consent has been given.
Hear from the team that developed the simulation to learn how Kognito simulations are proven to engage college students by shaping the attitudes and behaviors that lead to a safer campus culture.
Our Presenters:
Kim Wieland, MPH, Product Manager, Kognito
Kim serves as Product Manager for the Education Vertical, having previously been the Senior Client Experience Executive for Kognito. Kim has had a diverse career across the education, business and non-profit community, but her focus has always remained on helping communities build capacity to tackle challenges and seize opportunities at the local level. Prior to joining Kognito, Kim served as the Executive Director of the Industrial Supply Association, an international trade association representing one of the largest manufacturing and distribution channels. Kim graduated from Washington Adventist University in Takoma Park, MD with degrees in History and Secondary Education. Kim also earned a MPH in Global Health from George Washington University. Having spent over a decade living and working in the Washington DC region, Kim is now a resident of Philadelphia and a reluctant Eagles fan thanks to the lobbying efforts of her 7 year old son Asher.
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During this time, Fernando, the village chief, was promised a 20-minute plane ride to a location that would have taken him 3 days to travel by walking. But there was a mix-up, and the chief missed the plane. Fernando was livid; he went to Jim and launched into an angry tirade. Fortunately, Walton had taped the chief's diatribe. When he later translated it, he discovered that the chief kept repeating the phrase, "I don't have one heart." Jim asked other villagers what having "one heart" meant, and he found that it was like saying, "There is nothing between you and the other person." That, Walton realized, was just what he needed to translate the word peace.
To have peace with God means that there is nothing—no sin, no guilt, no condemnation—that separates us. And that peace with God is possible only through Christ (Romans 5:1).


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Tolšma () je řeka v Kostromské a ve Vologdské oblasti v Rusku. Je 157 km dlouhá. Povodí má rozlohu 1540 km².

Průběh toku
Pramení na Galičské vysočině. Ústí zprava do Suchony (povodí Severní Dviny).

Vodní stav
Zdroj vody je smíšený s převahou sněhového. Zamrzá na začátku listopadu a rozmrzá na konci dubna až na začátku května.

Využití
Je splavná pro vodáky.

Literatura

Řeky v Kostromské oblasti
Řeky ve Vologdské oblasti
Povodí Suchony

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Saint-Germain-d'Étables è un comune francese di 278 abitanti situato nel dipartimento della Senna Marittima nella regione della Normandia.

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