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Piyush Goyal urges FCI to further improve functions, change perception of being inefficient
Goyal mentioned that there was scope for bettering the transparency and directed FCI to prepare a layout on how to strengthen better delivery to the people.
Food Minister Piyush Goyal on Friday asked Food Corporation of India (FCI) to further improve its functioning through use of technology and also works towards changing the public perception about it being inefficient and corrupt. He also stressed on the need to improve India's ranking in Global Hunger Index by adding nutritional value in people's diet. The minister was speaking at a virtual conference on the 58th foundation day of FCI, the government's nodal agency for procurement and distribution of food grains. According to an official statement, Goyal, the Minister for Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution, said FCI was founded in 1965 at an auspicious place, the city of Thanjavur in Tamil Nadu and has come a long way in realising the dream of India being a self-sufficient nation. However, Goyal mentioned that there was scope for bettering the transparency and directed FCI to prepare a layout on how to strengthen better delivery to the people.
"Our Vision and Mission should be Quality," he said and mentioned about five sutras for the progress of the corporation.
Firstly, he emphasised the need to "change the public perception of FCI from being inefficient & corrupt to dynamic, inclusive & honest". He also asked FCI to focus on integrating end-to-end tech solutions right from procurement to delivery of food grains for achieving operational efficiency. FCI should establish a grievance redressal mechanism to react rapidly to farmer/Farmer Producer Organisation (FPO) in distress as well as plan for modern infrastructure and logistics besides upgrading existing warehouses to international standards, he noted.
Noting that FCI should adopt global best practices to make India a 'food hub', the minister said it was important that emphasis should be on improving the country's rating in the Global Hunger Index. This could be achieved by adding more nutritional value in people's diet, he added. Goyal also urged FCI to simplify the processes, free the organisation from discretionary power, make a robust testing mechanism for food grains and review sampling techniques. "We keep talking about the green revolution – I & II. But as the Prime Minister said, the goal should be 'Evergreen revolution'. Food security is not enough, focus should be on 'Nutritional Security'," he said.
The minister praised FCI for carrying out the world's largest food supply chain system, especially during the coronavirus pandemic, to ensure seamless supply of food grains under the Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Anya Yojana'. "Today, FCI procures nearly 1,300 lakh tonnes of wheat & paddy annually against nearly 13 lakh tonnes procured during 1965. "Similarly, distribution across the country has increased from about 18 lakh tonnes in 1965 to nearly 600 lakh tonnes," he highlighted. The storage capacity has risen from 6 lakh tonnes in 1965 to over 800 lakh tonnes now. Food Secretary Sudhanshu Pandey applauded the transformation efforts being made by FCI, especially the recent initiatives to ensure transparency and enhanced efficiency.
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 *  you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
 *  You may obtain a copy of the License at
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package dk.statsbiblioteket.summa.search.tools;

import dk.statsbiblioteket.summa.common.configuration.Configurable;
import dk.statsbiblioteket.summa.common.configuration.Configuration;
import dk.statsbiblioteket.summa.search.api.Request;
import dk.statsbiblioteket.util.qa.QAInfo;
import org.apache.commons.logging.Log;
import org.apache.commons.logging.LogFactory;
import org.apache.lucene.queryparser.classic.ParseException;
import org.apache.lucene.queryparser.classic.QueryParser;
import org.apache.lucene.search.BooleanClause;
import org.apache.lucene.search.BooleanQuery;
import org.apache.lucene.search.Query;
import org.apache.lucene.search.TermQuery;

import java.io.StringWriter;

/**
 * Analyzes a given query and expands multiple non-qualified term queries to phrase queries. The current conversion is
 * extremely simple and skips conversion if it encounters anything unexpected.
 *

 * Example: {@code 'zoo moo'} -> {@code '(zoo moo) OR "zoo moo"'}

 * Example: {@code 'zoo -moo'} -> {@code 'zoo -moo'}

 * Example: {@code 'zoo moo bar:baz'} -> {@code 'zoo moo bar:baz'}

 *

 * Potential future enhancement is to rewrite all sequences:
 * {@code 'foo:bar zoo moo -baz:poo grr olk:pom red rum'} ->
 * {@code '(foo:bar zoo moo -baz:poo grr olk:pom red rum) OR (foo:bar "zoo moo" -baz:poo grr olk:pom "red rum")'}
 * But this has the unfortunate implication that both "zoo moo" and "red rum" must be satisfied for the boost to
 * work. A better solution would be to make all possible permutations, but this can easily lead to query explosion
 * as field-based expansion is added later in the chain.
 *

 * It is possible to set slop on configuration- as well as search time. Note that it is not possible to set boost
 * as this is not used by Lucene on phrase queries.
 */
@QAInfo(level = QAInfo.Level.NORMAL,
        state = QAInfo.State.IN_DEVELOPMENT,
        author = "te")
// TODO: Consider moving this down to field-level or to expand to a given list of fields
// TODO: Remove synchronized and use a pool of parsers
public class QueryPhraser implements Configurable {
    private static Log log = LogFactory.getLog(QueryPhraser.class);

    /**
     * The slop used for proximity matching.
     * https://wiki.apache.org/lucene-java/LuceneFAQ#Is_there_a_way_to_use_a_proximity_operator_.28like_near_or_within.29_with_Lucene.3F
     *

     * Optional. Default is 2 (two terms can be switched).
     *

     */
    public static final String CONF_SLOP = "queryphraser.slop";
    public static final int DEFAULT_SLOP = 2;
    public static final String SEARCH_SLOP = CONF_SLOP;

    private final int defaultSlop;
    private final QueryParser qp = QueryRewriter.createDefaultQueryParser();

    public QueryPhraser(Configuration conf) {
        defaultSlop = conf.getInt(CONF_SLOP, DEFAULT_SLOP);
        log.info("Created QueryPhraser with default slop " + defaultSlop);
    }

    /**
     * If possible, extends the query to '(query) OR "terms"', as described in the JavaDoc for the class.
     * @param request the detailed request, potentially stating {@link #SEARCH_SLOP}.
     * @param query original query.
     * @return the query rewritten to include a phrase search or the unmodified query, depending on input.
     * @throws org.apache.lucene.queryparser.classic.ParseException if the Query could not be parsed at all.
     */
    public String rewrite(Request request, String query) throws ParseException {
        int slop = request.getInt(SEARCH_SLOP, defaultSlop);
        String terms;
        if ((terms = getTerms(query)) == null) {
            log.debug("Unable to add phrase boost to '" + query + "'");
            return query;
        }
        String phrased = "(" + query + ") OR \"" + terms + "\"~" + slop;
        log.debug("Phrase boosted '" + query + "' to '" + phrased + "'");
        return phrased;
    }

    private synchronized String getTerms(String query) throws ParseException {
        Query q;
        q = qp.parse(query);
/*        if (q instanceof TermQuery) {
            return ((TermQuery)q).getTerm().text();
        }*/
        if (!(q instanceof BooleanQuery)) {
            return null;
        }
        BooleanQuery bq = (BooleanQuery)q;
        StringWriter sw = new StringWriter(50);
        int counter = 0;
        for (BooleanClause bc: bq.getClauses()) {
            if (!bc.isRequired() || !(bc.getQuery() instanceof TermQuery)
                || !"".equals(((TermQuery) bc.getQuery()).getTerm().field())) {
                return null;
            }
            if (counter > 0) {
                sw.append(" ");
            }
            sw.append(((TermQuery)bc.getQuery()).getTerm().text());
            counter++;
        }
        return counter > 1 ? sw.toString() : null; // Single term is never a phrase
    }
}

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Last week I climbed to the top of Gooseberry Mesa. As mentioned, the trail going up is so steep (climbing more than a thousand feet in less than a mile) that it makes you cry for your mother. But the trip down is trickier because of the loose dirt and rocks that are begging to make you slip, and then mock you for looking like Jean Claude Van Damme doing the splits (hopefully minus the tuxedo). Do. Not. Become. Jean. Claude. Van. Damme. On. The. Trail.
But if you can survive the death march to the top of Gooseberry Mesa, you are rewarded with some of the most spectacular views I've ever seen.
Gooseberry is one of my all-time favorite places to run. The trails are challenging so my pace usually isn't too speedy, but Gooseberry has a great mix of packed trails, sand, and slick rock.
And then every once in a while the trails pop out on to the edge of the mesa and it feels like you can see forever.
With wide expanses of slick rock it would be so easy to get lost up here. Fortunately there are white dots all along the way to keep you on track. It's like Hansel and Gretel went out with a can of white spray paint.
The best part of Gooseberry Mesa is The Point where many of the trails converge right on the edge of a cliff. This is around mile 23 of the Zion 100. Take my word for it that pictures don't do justice to this area.
The round trip took me 20 miles and left me itching to go back again. I will not be wearing a tuxedo.
On Saturday I took Jack out for six miles near Gould's Rim. (Jack ran 18 miles this week!) He looks like a black Brillo Pad with legs.
From the look of things, I'm sure Jack thought he had died and gone to heaven.
Someday I'm going to run where you run. It's absolutely gorgeous and so different from where I run now. I SO wish that I was running your race. Every single update has been killing me! I'm just not there yet. Dang! Love the medals!
So who puts the white dots there?? Do they stay or do they wash away?
I'm not positively positive but I think a local trail group got permission from the BLM to spray paint the dots up there so people don't get lost. I heard they re-spray them every few years.
I am also curious about the white dots, how nice that they are there though. That dog does look very happy to be there.
It's time for Christmas and I need a new camera pronto! Please share a good model. Or even the kind you use that is a point and shoot. I don't need anything fancy. I know you've told me before but this time I will really pay attention and write it down because I am desperate.
Is the top of Gooseberry where they used to test rocket launchers or something fast in the way long ago days of early 1900's ?? I recall my dad telling me a story of his uncle working up there.
I have a Panasonic Lumix (the model # is DMC-FH24). I like it a lot. Sometimes you can find one on sale at Best Buy or Costco.
It's actually Smith Mesa where they used to test rocket launchers. They are very close to each other though and you get a great view of Smith Mesa on top of Gooseberry.
Super Swell Cory!! I have it written down now and will be doing some shopping and researching soon.
I think I have a pretty good idea now of where some of those places you are climbing are at. Wowser!
A tuxedo tech shirt would be just the thing for your splits photos on top of the mesas.
Now that's funny. I'll put a tuxedo tech shirt on my Christmas list.
Jack's got to be one of the happiest dogs in the world. And possibly one of the fittest. I took Toby for a 4k walk last week and he was dragging his feet up the hills. I'll have to tell him about Jack and see if his competitive spirit helps him lift his game.
You really make me wish I could run in Southern Utah! So beautiful!
That whole splits thing makes me hurt just looking at it.
Love the medal, very colorful!
Beautiful scenery, but the Zion 100 must be a killer.
Amazing pictures Cory and Jack is seriously awesome. How cool that he is just jumping right into this running thing. I love it!
Love the medals for the half and I am so sad I am going to miss out this weekend. I cannot wait to hear all about it.
You should try Red Mountain trail. Start up above Snow Canyon state park then end in Ivins. The map shows a trail but the trail ends about mile 7 or 8, so you will have to find your way along the slick rock and down washes. The last part of the trail is extreamly steep.
No splits for me, thank you! (Especially not in a tuxedo!) Jack has got to be one of the coolest dogs out there and one of the most thankful to have a master like you that loves to run. He looked so happy flying down the road! That's pretty sweet that they paint the dots for you so you don't get lost.


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digital|25 July, 2021
Nickel digital announces plans to focus on the Middle East
Nickel's clients include institutional investors, global wealth managers and ultra-high net worth individuals from around the world
London-based Nickel Digital Asset Management (Nickel), Europe's largest regulated and award-winning digital assets hedge fund manager founded by senior traders and investment professionals formerly from major financial institutions including Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan, has announced plans to make Middle East one of its top priority markets. Nickel's clients include institutional investors, global wealth managers and ultra-high net worth individuals from around the world.
Nickel Digital recently commissioned a survey with 20 institutional investors and wealth managers in the UAE who collectively oversee $41 billion in assets and who currently have some exposure to digital assets. The survey revealed that 10 of those interviewed expect to dramatically increase their exposure to cryptoassets between now and 2023, and the other 10 said they will also add to the exposure.
The three main reasons given for greater allocation to digital assets is the structural long-term capital appreciation prospects of cryptoassets – the view cited by 12 of the 20 UAE-based professional investors. This is followed by nine who said it is because of the improving regulatory environment, and the same number who said it is recent evolution of the sector and a larger liquidity pool offered greater comfort and confidence in building exposure to this new asset class.
However, the survey has also identified several hurdles to investing into cryptoassets. Some 18 of the 20 UAE based professional investors cited the lagging global regulatory clarity as a hurdle. This was followed by 17 highlighted concerns about security of digital assets, and the same number cited relative size of the cryptoasset market and its liquidity.
Despite recent corrections in crypto market, Nickel Digital's funds have delivered strong performance. For example, its flagship Digital Asset Arbitrage Fund protected investors' capital and posted record returns in April and May, the months of intense selloff in bitcoin market, extending year-to-date net gains to double digit figures.
The fund was up +4.1% in April and +2.6% in May, in the face of Bitcoin loosing over -40% from April's highs.
The fund has delivered 96% of positive monthly returns since its inception 25 months ago, while maintaining industry-leading Sharpe of 4.5. It has delivered a year-to-date net return of 12.6% over the first 6 months of the year, comfortably outperforming gain of 2.5% for an average hedge fund in a closely watched HFRX Equity Market Neural Index (www.hfr.com/family-indices/hfrx), its closest market-neutral benchmark.
The fund is now up 18.9% on the rolling 12-month basis, well above Nickel's own conservative return guidance of 8-10% pa.
The fund pursues an absolute return strategy without expressing directionality views on the underlying crypto market. Instead, it exploits market inefficiencies, price dislocations, and harnesses swings of volatility in the crypto market to deliver consistent positive returns within a strictly defined risk management framework.
Anatoly Crachilov, CEO and Founding Partner of Nickel Digital, commented:
"Despite the recent correction in the crypto market, our survey confirms there is an ever-increasing appetite for this asset class among professional investors, willing to take constructive longer-term view on this asset class."
"We are glad to see increasing adoption of digital assets by many family offices based in UAE, as well as across Middle East. We would be honoured to help forward-looking investors understand and navigate this nascent market by sharing our multiyear financial experience, originated in major Wall Street banks and now successfully applied to crypto ecosystem over the last few years."
Fiona King, Nickel's Head of Institutional Sales said:
"We are looking to address many of the concerns investors might have, not least the high volatility of crypto market. To that end, the recent performance of our market-neutral arbitrage fund demonstrated its ability to protect capital, as well as to deliver consistent and repeatable returns during turbulent times, such as April and May 2021."
Henry Howell, Nickel's Head of Business Development added:
"Security of clients' assets is paramount at Nickel. We deploy independent institutional-grade custody models in partnership with US-based Fidelity and UK-based Copper. using a range of sophisticated cryptographic solutions, including distributed private keys and MPC (multi-party computation) vaults. The approach is based on air-gapped, multi-signature, cross-organisation setup, thus mitigating a "single point of failure", typically associated with self-custody of crypto assets. In our setup, the join control over fund assets is retained by independent fund administrator and fund custodian at all times."
Nickel Digital's infrastructure is designed to offer various access points to the crypto market
Nickel currently has four funds investing in the digital asset space. Its market-neutral Digital Asset Arbitrage Fund pursues an absolute return strategy without expressing directional views on the underlying cryptoassets market. It exploits market inefficiencies and price dislocations, and harnesses swings of volatility to deliver consistent positive returns within astrictly defined risk management framework. The fund delivered over 95% of positive months since inception two years ago, with volatility of 3.5% and Sharpe of over 4.
Diversified Alpha (Digital Factors) Fund is a non-directional multi-strategy fund which wraps a portfolio of attractive but hard-to-access and capacity-constrained strategies into a single, investible fund. Among the strategies it deploys are high-frequency market making, statistical arbitrage, relative value, volatility arbitrage, and trend following. The fund protected capital well in May, delivering a record monthly performance of +4.7% despite the underlying market going through one of the strongest corrections in recent years.
DeFi Liquid Venture Fund is designed to capture the growth potential of the broader digital assets space outside Bitcoin, spotting early winners in Layer 1 protocols and Decentralised Finance, the area of greatest financial innovation. The fund is an actively managed research-driven vehicle aiming at identifying early winners and capturing structural expansion of this space.
Nickel's Digital Gold Institutional Fund, a Bitcoin tracker, provides secure, efficient, transparent, and liquid access to physically allocated Bitcoin. It delivers institutional-grade precision of trade execution available 7 days a week with one of the industry's lowest expense ratios.
The family of defensive funds,including Defensive Bitcoin and Defensive Ethereum funds, to be launched in September, aims to offer institutional-grade exposure to Bitcoin and Ether while managing downside volatility of such portfolios. Nickel will apply an overlay of derivative instruments aiming to reduce drawdown of these portfolio, while capturing majority of the upside.
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With just weeks to go before the Academy Awards ceremony on February 26, one designer in particular stands in pole position: Elie Saab. he 47-year-old Lebanese couturier dressed two of the best dressed actresses at last Sunday's Golden Globes, and managed to showcase both his ready-to-wear and haute couture lines to the waiting world. The golden yellow embroidered lace gown worn by Emily Blunt was from his Spring/Summer 2012 collection. The twinkling fin de siècle number encrusted with pearls and quartz worn by Jessica Biel came from his Autumn/Winter 2011/2012 haute couture collection. Checking out next season's forthcoming designer duds, Berenice Bejo was spotted at the Elie Saab Spring/Summer 2012 Haute-Couture Fashion Show as part of Paris Fashion Week on Wednesday (January 25). As for her developing career as a big-screen actor, Bejo was recently nominated for the Best Actress Oscar for her role in "The Artist." The 35-year-old said, "I'm overjoyed and filled with happiness. I can't believe that a year ago I was learning how to tap dance and today I am nominated for an Academy Award. It was a thrill to work on a project as ambitious as 'The Artist' and I am happy to share this moment with our visionary director, Michel Hazanavicius." Here we go with magic of Elie Saab for the magic kingdom of Hollywood where magic is real and dreams come true.


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package rbl.data.model;

import javax.persistence.*;

/**
 * Created by Peter Mösenthin.
 */
@Entity
@Table(name = "rblModule")
public class Module
{

	public static final String TYPE_OUTLET = "OUTLET";
	public static final String TYPE_PIR = "PIR";
	public static final String TYPE_REED = "REED";
	public static final String TYPE_TEMP = "TEMP";
	public static final String TYPE_LUMINOSITY = "LUMINOSITY";
	public static final String TYPE_RELAY = "RELAY";
	public static final String TYPE_PIR_AND_RELAY = "PIR_AND_RELAY";
	public static final String TYPE_STATUS_MONITOR = "STATUS_MONITOR";

	@Id
	@GeneratedValue
	@Column(name = "moduleId")
	private int moduleId;

	@Column(name = "moduleType")
	private String moduleType;

	@Column(name = "serialAddress")
	private String serialAddress;

	@Column(name = "moduleName")
	private String moduleName;

	@Column(name = "moduleRoom")
	private String moduleRoom;

	@Column(name = "moduleState")
	private String moduleState;

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	public Module()
	{
	}

	public Module(String moduleName, String moduleRoom)
	{
		this.moduleName = moduleName;
		this.moduleRoom = moduleRoom;
	}

	public int getModuleId()
	{
		return moduleId;
	}

	public void setModuleId(int id)
	{
		this.moduleId = id;
	}

	public String getModuleType()
	{
		return moduleType;
	}

	public void setModuleType(String type)
	{
		this.moduleType = type;
	}

	public String getSerialAddress()
	{
		return serialAddress;
	}

	public void setSerialAddress(String serialAddress)
	{
		this.serialAddress = serialAddress;
	}

	public String getModuleName()
	{
		return moduleName;
	}

	public void setModuleName(String name)
	{
		this.moduleName = name;
	}

	public String getModuleRoom()
	{
		return moduleRoom;
	}

	public void setModuleRoom(String room)
	{
		this.moduleRoom = room;
	}

	public String getModuleState()
	{
		return moduleState;
	}

	public void setModuleState(String state)
	{
		this.moduleState = state;
	}

	@Override public String toString()
	{
		return "Module{" +
				"moduleId=" + moduleId +
				", moduleType='" + moduleType + '\'' +
				", serialAddress='" + serialAddress + '\'' +
				", moduleName='" + moduleName + '\'' +
				", moduleRoom='" + moduleRoom + '\'' +
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Decree No. 2013 - 1280 29 December 2013 On The Deletion Of The Contribution To Legal Aid And Various Provisions Relating To Legal Aid
Original Language Title: Décret n° 2013-1280 du 29 décembre 2013 relatif à la suppression de la contribution pour l'aide juridique et à diverses dispositions relatives à l'aide juridique
Summary code of civil procedure, the code of commerce, the general code of taxes, the code of administrative justice, the code of criminal procedure, the labour code and the code of civil procedure are modified.
Article 8-1 of Decree No. 2011-945 is repealed.
Order 2011-1202 is repealed with the exception of I of article 21.
Amendment of articles 26, 50, 108, 117-1, 117-3, 118, 138 and 158 of the Decree 91-1266.
Repeal of sections 1 (6th paragraph), 3 (2nd paragraph), 8 (last paragraph) and amendment of articles 1 (7th paragraph) and 36 (paragraph 1) of Decree No. 96-887.
Amendment of article 3 of the Decree 2010-1395.
Key words JUSTICE, Court judicial, ADMINISTRATIVE jurisdiction, LITIGANT, auxiliary of JUSTICE, legal aid, legal, removal, implementation assistance CONTRIBUTION, authority competent JORF n ° 0303 December 30, 2013 page 22242 text no. 11 Decree No. 2013-1280 29 December 2013 on the abolition of the contributions for legal aid and various provisions on legal aid NOR: JUST1329427D ELI : https://www.legifrance.gouv.fr/eli/decret/2013/12/29/JUST1329427D/jo/texte Alias: https://www.legifrance.gouv.fr/eli/decret/2013/12/29/2013-1280/jo/texte interested Publics: litigants, auxiliary of justice, judicial and administrative courts.
Subject: procedures for implementation of the deletion of the contribution for legal aid and various provisions relating to legal aid.
Entry into force: the provisions relating to the deletion of the contribution to legal aid come into force on January 1, 2014. However, for instances submitted before this date, the regulatory provisions relating to the contribution to legal aid remain applicable in their version in force at 31 December 2013. The other provisions of the decree come into force the day following its publication.
Notice: the Decree repeals the provisions relating to the contribution to legal aid, keeping among these past those applicable to law assigned to the Fund for compensation of the profession of attorneys closely appellate courts. The Decree carries various measures of coordination for legal aid and the textual changes to the reconcentration of the management of the budgetary allocations. It extends for a year the duration of the experiment in family mediation.
References: the order is made for the purposes of the provisions of article 128 of the Act No. 2013-1278 of 29 December 2013 2014 finance. The provisions amended by this decree can be found in their derived versions of this amendment, the site of Légifrance (http://www.legifrance.gouv.fr).
The Prime Minister, on the report of custody of the seals, Minister of justice, having regard to the commercial code;
Having regard to the general tax code and its annex II;
Having regard to the code of administrative justice;
Having regard to the code of civil procedure;
Having regard to the code of criminal procedure;
Having regard to the code of public health;
Seen the labour code;
Having regard to Act No. 91-647 of 10 July 1991 amended legal aid;
Pursuant to law n ° 2013 - 1278 of 29 December 2013 2014 finance, particular article 128 thereof;
Considering Decree No. 91 - 1266 of 19 December 1991 amended implementing Act No. 91 - 647 of 10 July 1991 on legal aid;
Mindful of Decree No. 96-887 10 October 1996 amended on model regulations on the rules of financial management and accounting of the funds paid by the State on caisses of the financial regulations of counsel for legal aid missions and for the help to the intervention of counsel under the provisions of part III of the Act of 10 July 1991;
Considering Decree No. 2010 - 1395 November 12, 2010, concerning mediation and judicial activity in family matters;
Considering Decree No. 2011 - 945 10 August 2011 on procedures for termination of leases of residential and resumption of the premises in the event of abandonment;
Mindful of Decree No. 2011-1202, September 28, 2011 on the right assigned to the Fund for compensation of the profession of lawyer near the courts of appeal and to the contribution to legal aid;
Having regard to the opinion of the national legal aid Council dated November 15, 2013;
The Council of State (Interior Division) heard, decrees: chapter I:: provisions relating to the deletion of the contribution to the legal aid Section 1: provisions amending the code of civil procedure section 1 more on this article...
The code of civil procedure is amended in accordance with articles 2 to 5 of this order.
Article 2 more on this article...
I. ― are repealed: 1 ° section III of chapter I of title IV of book I.
2 ° Chapter I bis of the subtitle III of title I of book II;
3 ° sections 1022-2, 1424-16 and 1567;
4 ° the second paragraph of articles 680 and 1114.
II. — the last sentence of article 1425-9 is deleted.
Article 3 read more on this article...
The 1568 article becomes article 1567. In this article, the words: "1567" are replaced by the words: "and 1566.
Chapter I bis of the subtitle III of title VI of book II reads as follows: "chapter I: bis ' provisions relating to law assigned to the Fund for compensation of the solicitors profession near the courts of appeal «Art»» 963 - when the call comes within the scope of article 1635 bis P of the general tax code, the parties warrant, on pain of inadmissibility of the appeal or defense depending on the case, the payment of the fee provided for in this article.
"Except in the case of application for legal aid, the author of the main appeal warrants when filing its statement of appeal and other parties during the presentation of their deed of incorporation by the affixing of stamps Mobile or the furnishing of proof when the right to compensation for the profession of solicitor has paid electronically. In case of joint application, the appellants justify the payment of the fee the handing of their motion.
"When the party sought the benefit of legal aid, she joins the decision granting this aid to the Act subject to the payment of the fee. Absence of a decision on the application for legal aid, the Act is accompanied by a copy of this application. If this application for legal aid is declared null and void or denied, or the decision granting the is removed, the applicant justifies, on pain of inadmissibility, the payment of the fee in the following month, according to the case, the notification of lapse or the date on which the rejection or revocation became final.
"Estoppel is ascertained ex officio by the magistrate or competent training. The parties do not have quality to lift this inadmissibility. They are notified of the decision by the registry.
«Art.» 964 - have jurisdiction to order the inadmissibility of the appeal pursuant to article 963: "― the first president;
'— the president of the Chamber to which the case is distributed;
'— where appropriate, the counsel of perfection until the end of the statement or the magistrate investigating the case until the hearing scheduled for the debates;
"― the formation of judgment.
"Unless the parties were convened or cited to appear at a hearing, they can rule without debate. They decide, where appropriate, on claims based on section 700.
"Entered a period of fifteen days following their decision, they report, error, inadmissible, without debate. The time limit for appeal against the decision of inadmissibility short from the notification of the decision which refused to rescind it.
"The inadmissibility decision pronounced by the Advisor of the readiness or the magistrate to investigate the matter may be referred to the Court under the conditions provided for respectively by articles 916 and 945.
"When it comes the first president or the speaker of the House, decision may be the subject of the appeal opened against the decisions of the Court.
«Art.» 964-1.-as an exception to article 963, in graceful matters, the appellant justifies the payment of the fee at the request of the registry of the Court of appeal. » Section 2: provisions of coordination Article 5 more on this article...
The title of section III of chapter II of title IV of Book III is supplemented by the words: "before the commercial court.
Article R. 663-1-1 of the commercial code is repealed.
Annex 2 of the general tax code is amended: 1 ° has the title of section VI of chapter II of title IV of part two of the book I, the words: 'and contribution to legal aid' shall be deleted;
2 ° in article 326 ter, the reference to article 964 is replaced by a reference to article 963;
3 ° sections 326 c and 326 d are repealed.
The code of administrative justice is amended as follows: 1 ° articles R. 411 - 2 and R. 411-2-1 are repealed.
2 ° the second subparagraph of article R. 751 - 5 is deleted;
3 ° to the first paragraph of article R. 761 - 1, the words: ' the contribution to legal aid laid down in article 1635 bis du code Général des Impôts, as well as Q ' are deleted.
Are deleted in the code of criminal procedure: 1 ° the penultimate paragraph of article R. 26, the sentence: "the query is not subject to the payment of the contribution to legal aid provided for by article 1635 bis Q of the general code of taxes. ';
2 ° the last paragraph of article R. 40 - 4.
Article 10 more on this article...
The last sentence of the first subparagraph of article R. 2141-10 of the code of public health is removed.
Article 11 read more on this article...
Are deleted in the labour code: 1 ° the last sentence of article r. 3252-8: "they are exempt from the payment of the contribution to legal aid provided for by article 1635 bis Q of the general code of taxes."
2 ° the last paragraph of article R. 3252-30.
Article 8-1 of the Decree of 10 August 2011 referred to above is hereby repealed.
I. ― September 28, 2011 above-mentioned Decree is repealed with the exception of I of article 21.
II. ― to 1 ° of article 21 of the same Decree, the words: "article 964 of the code of civil procedure resulting from article 5 of this Decree comes into force on January 1, 2012 and remains" are replaced by the words: 'section 963 of the code of civil procedure continues to apply.
Chapter II: Various provisions relating to the legal aid Section 1: provisions amending Decree No. 91 - 1266 of 19 December 1991 section 14 learn more on this article...
The Decree of 19 December 1991 referred to above is amended, in accordance with the provisions of this section.
Are replaced: 1 ° to 1 ° of article 26, the words: 'national technical commission' with the words: "national court of disability and the pricing of insurance for work accidents";
2 ° the last sentence of the third paragraph of article 50 by the following sentence: "the notification of the decision dismissing the legal aid or in withdrawing or declaring invalid request recalls, where appropriate, that the right to compensation for the profession of solicitor of Court of appeal provided for by article 1635 P of the general code of taxes shall, when it is due. , be acquitted in accordance, as appropriate, by articles 963 and 964 - 1 code of civil procedure. » ;
3 ° to 1 ° of section 138 references: '11 ° to 14 °' by references: '10 ° to 13 °' and 2 ° of the same article, the reference: '10 °' by the reference: '9 ° '.
The first paragraph of article 108 reads as follows: "when the beneficiary of legal aid counsel has recovered the amount allocated on the basis of article 37 of the Act of 10 July 1991 within the period of twelve months from the day on which the decision is placed in res judicata, it shall forthwith the Registrar or the Secretary of the Court that rendered the decision as well as the Fund's financial regulations which. It notes. When he renounces within the same period to recover this sum or in covers that part and that the recovered fraction does not exceed the contributory part of the State, it asks to the registry or to the Secretary of the Court the issuance of a certificate of mission which mentions, where appropriate, the amount of recoveries. Upon expiry of that period, the lawyer who did not seek the issuance of a certificate of mission, is deemed waived the contributory part of the State. ' Article 17 more on this article...
I. ― are deleted in article 117-1 (b) of 1 °, and in the last paragraph, the words: ", the national Council of the bars and the National Union of caisses monetary regulations of lawyers".
II. — of the same article 1 ° c becomes the b.
The provisions of article 117-3 replaced by the following: «art.» 117 - 3 ' National Union of financial regulations of lawyers unions passes at the Chancellery: "1 ° monthly, cash States consolidated from all funds of monetary regulations of lawyers provided for in article 37 of the model regulations made for the purposes of article 29 of the Act of 10 July 1991;
«2 ° annually, the following States consolidated monetary regulations of lawyers funds.»
Shall be deleted in article 118: 1 ° in the first paragraph, the words: ", after deduction of the amount of the allocation assigned to the bar by the national Bar Council in respect of the distribution of the proceeds of the contribution provided for in article 1635 bis Q of the general code of taxes";
2 ° in the third paragraph, the words: ", after deduction of the amount of the allocation actually paid to the Fund's financial regulations of lawyers in accordance with the same article 1635 bis Q.
The fourth paragraph of article 158 is replaced by the following: "They are also instituted authorising secondary revenue relating to the remuneration of lawyers registered at the bars established close to the high courts of their jurisdiction lending their assistance from legal aid or assistance to the intervention of counsel under the provisions of part III of the Act of 10 July 1991 above."
Section 2: Provisions amending Decree No. 96-887 dated October 10, 1996 Article 21 read more on this article...
The Model Regulations annexed to the Decree of 10 October 1996 referred to above is amended as follows: i. ― are repealed: 1 ° the sixth paragraph of article 1;
2 ° the second paragraph of article 3;
3 ° the last paragraph of article 8.
II. ― are deleted: 1 ° in the seventh paragraph of article 1, the words: 'records also distinguish the origin of the funds allocated to legal aid (the State, produces the contribution of legal aid staffing) ";
2 ° to the first paragraph of article 36, the words: "as well as the national Council of the bars and the National Union of caisses of the financial regulations of lawyers.
Section 3: Provisions amending the code of civil procedure Article 22 in more on this article...
Article 700 of the code of civil procedure shall be replaced by the following: «art.» 700. - the judge condemned the Party held to pay the costs or who loses his trial to pay: "1 ° to the other party the amount it determines, in respect of fees exposed and not included in the costs;
«2 ° and, where appropriate, to counsel for the total or partial legal aid beneficiary a sum in respect of fees and charges, not included in the costs, that the beneficiary of the aid would be exposed if it had not been this aid. In this case, it is method as stated in paragraphs 3 and 4 of article 37 of Act No. 91-647 of 10 July 1991.
"In all cases, the judge takes into account equity or the economic situation doomed part. It can, even ex officio, for reasons from same considerations, saying that there is no place in these sentences. Nevertheless, if it allocates a sum in respect of the 2 ° of this article, may not be less than the contributory part of the State. "Chapter III: transitional and final provisions Article 23 read more on this article...
Article 2 of the Decree of November 12, 2010 above, the date: '31 December 2013' is replaced by: 'December 31, 2014.
Section 24 read more on this article...
The provisions of 3 ° of article 15 and articles 16 to 21 apply in French Polynesia.
The provisions of chapter I of this decree come into force January 1, 2014, to proceedings from this date.
The regulatory provisions relating to the contribution to legal aid remain applicable in their version in force at 31 December 2013 for the proceedings until that date.
The keeper of the seals, Minister of justice, the Minister of economy and finance, the Minister of overseas and the Minister delegate to the Minister of economy and finance, responsible for the budget, are responsible, each in relation to the implementation of this Decree, which shall be published in the Official Journal of the French Republic.
Made on December 29, 2013.
Jean-Marc Ayrault by Prime Minister: custody of the seals, Minister of justice, Christiane Taubira of economy and finance, Minister Pierre Moscovici the Minister of overseas, Victorin Lurel the Minister delegate to the Minister of economy and finance, responsible for the budget, Bernard Cazeneuve
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Ordinance No. 2005-1512 Of 7 December 2005 On Simplification In Tax Matters And The Harmonisation Measures And The Development Of The System Of Penalties
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Q: Pyside2 : Update QML TableView Model using Property i have a python class named Manager and it's been registered like this :
backend = Manager()
engine = QQmlApplicationEngine()
engine.rootContext().setContextProperty("backend", backend)

also in this class (Manager) i have a property named paramDs :
from PySide2.QtCore import QObject, Signal, Property, Slot

class Manager(QObject):
    processResult = Signal(bool)

    def __init__(self):
        QObject.__init__(self)
        self.ds = "loading .."

    @Slot()
    def start_processing(self):
        self.set_ds("500")

    def read_ds(self):
        return self.ds

    def set_ds(self, val):
        self.ds = val

    paramDs = Property(str, read_ds, set_ds)

also in my qml i have a Table View :
    import QtQuick 2.14
    import Qt.labs.qmlmodels 1.0
    TableView {
        id:tb
        anchors.fill: parent
        columnSpacing: 1
        rowSpacing: 1
        clip: true

        model: TableModel {
            TableModelColumn { display: "param_name" }
            TableModelColumn { display: "value" }

            rows: [
                {
                    "param_name": "Param",
                    "value": "Value"
                },
                {
                    "param_name": "number of classes",
                    "value": backend.paramDs
                }
            ]
        }

        delegate: Rectangle {
            implicitWidth: displayer.width + 50 <100 ? 100 :displayer.width+50
            implicitHeight: 50
            color : "#aa009688"

            Text {
                id:displayer
                text: display
                color : "white"
                anchors.centerIn: parent
            }
        }
    }

now some where in qml i call start_processing() slot .
now paramDs should change in table view from "loading .." to "500" but it remained old "loading .." value.
why property does not update it self in qml?

A: If you are creating a binding then the property must be notifiable, that is, have an associated signal and emit it when it changes:
class Manager(QObject):
    processResult = Signal(bool)
    df_changed = Signal()

    def __init__(self):
        QObject.__init__(self)
        self.ds = "loading .."

    @Slot()
    def start_processing(self):
        self.set_ds("500")

    def read_ds(self):
        return self.ds

    def set_ds(self, val):
        self.ds = val
        self.df_changed.emit()

    paramDs = Property(str, read_ds, set_ds, notify=df_changed)

A: you should set Row value after setting property, like this:
        tbModel.setRow(1,
            {
                param_name: "number of classes",
                value: backend.paramDs
            }
        )

tbModel is id of your Table View's Model

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Q: Moment of inertia about center of mass of a curve that is the arc of a circle. Let $(x(s),y(s))$ be a smooth 2-d plane curve which is an arc of a circle of a certain radius $r$. Assume it is represented by an inelastic string $S$ of finite length, lying in a 2-d plane. Let there be an infinitesimally small displacement in the inelastic string so that its new position is given by another smooth curve $(x'(s),y'(s))$. Let $$\delta = \max(\sup_s(|x(s)-x'(s)|), \sup_s(|y(s)-y'(s)|))$$
Consider the set $K_{\epsilon}$ of all curves $(x'(s),y'(s))$ such that their displacement $\delta \le \epsilon$. It needs to be shown that we can consider small enough $\epsilon$ such that the curve $(x(s),y(s))$ has the highest moment of inertia about center of mass, among all other curves that belong to $K_{\epsilon}$.
I'd like to know how to prove this statement if its true.
PS
The moment of inertia of a curve $(x(s),y(s))$ of finite length is given as $\int_0^s ((x(s)-x_c)^2 + (y(s)-y_c)^2) ds$. where $(x_c,y_c)$ is the center of mass of the curve.

A: Taking the variation of the moment of inertia gives
$$
\begin{align}
\delta\int_0^L\left((x-x_0)^2+(y-y_0)^2\right)\,\mathrm{d}s
&=\int_0^L\left(2(x-x_0)\,\delta x+2(y-y_0)\,\delta y\right)\,\mathrm{d}s\\
&=0
\end{align}
$$
Since $\left(\frac{\mathrm{d}x}{\mathrm{d}s}\right)^2+\left(\frac{\mathrm{d}y}{\mathrm{d}s}\right)^2=1$, we can also take the variation of this and integrate by parts to get
$$
\begin{align}
0
&=\delta L\\[9pt]
&=\delta\int_0^L1\,\mathrm{d}s\\
&=\delta\int_0^L\left(\left(\frac{\mathrm{d}x}{\mathrm{d}s}\right)^2+\left(\frac{\mathrm{d}y}{\mathrm{d}s}\right)^2\right)\,\mathrm{d}s\\
&=2\int_0^L\left(\frac{\mathrm{d}x}{\mathrm{d}s}\frac{\mathrm{d}\delta x}{\mathrm{d}s}+\frac{\mathrm{d}y}{\mathrm{d}s}\frac{\mathrm{d}\delta y}{\mathrm{d}s}\right)\,\mathrm{d}s\\
&=-2\int_0^L\left(\frac{\mathrm{d}^2x}{\mathrm{d}s^2}\delta x+\frac{\mathrm{d}^2y}{\mathrm{d}s^2}\delta y\right)\,\mathrm{d}s
\end{align}
$$
So now you have two equations constraining $\delta x$ and $\delta y$:
$$
\begin{align}
0&=\int_0^L\left(\frac{\mathrm{d}^2x}{\mathrm{d}s^2}\delta x+\frac{\mathrm{d}^2y}{\mathrm{d}s^2}\delta y\right)\,\mathrm{d}s\tag{1}\\
0&=\int_0^L\left((x-x_0)\,\delta x+(y-y_0)\,\delta y\right)\,\mathrm{d}s\tag{2}
\end{align}
$$
$(1)$ says that the variation does not change the length of the curve. $(2)$ says the moment of inertia is critical. Therefore, we want any variation that satisfies $(1)$ to satisfy $(2)$. That is, any variation that is orthogonal to $\left(\frac{\mathrm{d}^2x}{\mathrm{d}s^2},\frac{\mathrm{d}^2y}{\mathrm{d}s^2}\right)$ needs to be orthogonal to $(x-x_0,y-y_0)$. Thus, there must be a constant $\lambda$ so that
$$
(x-x_0,y-y_0)=\lambda\left(\frac{\mathrm{d}^2x}{\mathrm{d}s^2},\frac{\mathrm{d}^2y}{\mathrm{d}s^2}\right)\tag{3}
$$
If $\lambda=0$, the curve degenerates to the point $(x_0,y_0)$, so let's assume that $\lambda\ne0$.
Since $\left(\frac{\mathrm{d}x}{\mathrm{d}s}\right)^2+\left(\frac{\mathrm{d}y}{\mathrm{d}s}\right)^2=1$, we have, using $(3)$,
$$
\begin{align}
0&=\lambda\left(\frac{\mathrm{d}x}{\mathrm{d}s}\frac{\mathrm{d}^2x}{\mathrm{d}s^2}+\frac{\mathrm{d}y}{\mathrm{d}s}\frac{\mathrm{d}^2y}{\mathrm{d}s^2}\right)\\
&=(x-x_0)\frac{\mathrm{d}x}{\mathrm{d}s}+(y-y_0)\frac{\mathrm{d}y}{\mathrm{d}s}\\[6pt]
r^2&=(x-x_0)^2+(y-y_0)^2\tag{4}
\end{align}
$$
Thus, assuming the length is constant and the moment of inertia is critical, we get that the curve is an arc of a circle centered at $(x_0,y_0)$.

A: Consider dilating the curve by a constant $c$. The moment of inertia of the dilated curve is proportional to $c^2$. The distance between the original curve and the dilated curve is  proportional to $c-1$. What does this imply for the statement?
Edit: Okay, if we're not allowed to dilate the string, we can still change its curvature. Define a family of curves $\gamma_r$ for $r>0$ by
$$\gamma_r(s) = \left(r\cos(s/r), r\sin(s/r)\right).$$
Then you can check that $\gamma_r$ is as continuous as you need it to be, and the moment of inertia for any given length is a strictly increasing function of $r$; it has no local extrema.


Some FC Dynamo Kyiv loanees made their debuts for new teams in the Ukrainian Premier League matchday 17.
FC Dynamo Kyiv players Dmytro Ryzhuk and Ihor Kharatin, who feature for FC Metalist Kharkiv on loan, have scored for the Yellow-Blues in sparrings.
Halfback Ihor Kharatin has prolonged his contract with FC Dynamo Kyiv.
Ukraine U-20 keep getting ready for Under-20 World Cup round of 16.
Ihor Kharatin is one of six FC Dynamo Kyiv players, who has a chance to feature for Ukraine U-20 at the 2015 World Cup in New Zealand.
Ukraine U-20 keep getting ready for the World Cup that will take place in New Zealand this year.
FC Dynamo Kyiv young midfielder has shared his impressions of the games against SL Benfica Luanda and training camp in general.


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Home > Breaking News > Industry News > Court Vacates DOE Furnace Rule
Court Vacates DOE Furnace Rule
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. Court of Appeals approved a joint motion to vacate a direct final rule (DFR) concerning furnace efficiency standards issued by the Department of Energy (DOE) in 2011 (76 Fed. Reg. 67037). In March, the American Public Gas Association (APGA), DOE, and the other parties filed a joint motion for vacatur in the case styled as American Public Gas Ass'n v. Department of Energy, D.C. Cir. No 11-1485. By approving this motion, the court vacated the original rule and remanded the proceeding for notice and comment rulemaking.
APGA filed its petition for review with the court in December 2011 to challenge the DFR. By establishing a 90 percent fuel efficiency standard for furnaces in the northern region of the United States, the DFR would have eliminated non-condensing gas furnaces from the northern region and likely driven many consumers in that region to less efficient electric furnaces.
DOE and APGA began meeting in fall 2012 to discuss a possible settlement through a court-supervised mediation process, which resumed in January 2014. As part of the settlement that eventuated from these discussions, DOE agreed to withdraw the DFR and initiate a traditional notice and comment rulemaking for new furnace efficiency standards.
Bert Kalisch, APGA's President & CEO, stated, 'Without the courage of APGA's Board of Directors to proceed with this lawsuit, there would be no settlement today. APGA knew it was important to stand up for the interests of natural gas customers, natural gas utilities and overall efficiency in this litigation. While APGA is not a large association, our members recognized two essential wrongs in this rulemaking: first, trying to implement a change via direct final rule on a contested and complex matter with many stakeholders; and, second, adopting an efficiency standard that benefits a few to the detriment of many. Because of the DFR's disregard for fuel switching as a result of the inability of many American consumers to afford the significant costs required to retrofit their home's venting system, today marks an overall energy and emission savings victory for the country. APGA looks forward to working with DOE and other stakeholders on a new furnace efficiency standard that serves the best interests of American consumers, regardless of region or financial wherewithal."
The DFR mandated an increase in annual fuel utilization efficiency (AFUE) from 78 percent to 90 percent for natural gas furnaces installed in 30 northern states. The federal minimum efficiency for natural gas furnaces was also increased from 78 percent to 80 percent in southern states.
Under the DFR process, unless DOE received adverse comments that DOE believed provided a reasonable basis for withdrawing the DFR, the rule and its minimum efficiency standards would stand as the new efficiency standards. Despite receiving comments opposing the standards from over 30 stakeholder groups including APGA, DOE ruled that it did not receive adverse comments warranting withdrawal of the DFR.
The furnace rule would have taken effect in May 2013. Instead, DOE will now develop new efficiency standards for gas furnaces. In this new rulemaking, APGA urges DOE to consider regional impacts on consumers when setting appliance efficiency standards.
APGA is a longstanding supporter of energy efficiency, and will continue to be. In fact, the direct use of natural gas is one of the most efficient uses of energy at 90 percent compared to 27 percent for electricity. However, the furnace rule in the DFR, in an attempt to increase energy savings, would have inadvertently deterred consumers from purchasing more efficient direct use natural gas appliances due to the high upfront costs associated with the only furnace type'condensing furnaces'that could meet the DFR-established 90 percent standard. Consequently, consumers would be incented by the DFR to buy electric appliances that are initially cheaper to install, but ultimately less efficient and therefore more costly in the long term.
Industry News	2014-04-25


I've been reading a lot of misguided comments lately following the unveiling of the HTC Radar and especially the HTC Titan. Things like "HTC should be ashamed to used a WVGA 4.7″ screen, the resolution is too low" or "It's going to be more expensive that the Dual-Core HTC Sensation! HTC are cheap bastards for using the MSM8255 clocked @ 1.5GHZ" or "Waiting for the Mango version of the Samsung Galaxy S II". Ring ring my beloved anonymous friends! HTC and all the other OEMs don't have much control over what SoC is used, same for the screen resolution. You already know that if you've been closely following the platform since the beginning.
The MSM8255 @ 1.5GHZ is the fastest chipset you will find in the next gen of Windows Phone handset and 800×480 is the max/only resolution supported by the OS. As a matter of fact the HTC Titan is probably going to be the flagship Windows Phone product this fall alongside Samsung's high-end handset in terms of overall specifications. So there's no need to blame the OEMs for what some perceive as major shortcomings. I haven't been a big fan of HTC's offerings lately but the Titan (and also the Radar to a lesser extent) is frankly the best they could do with want Microsoft allows them to mess around with. Both are the company's first handsets to feature brand new camera optics and sensors (28MM wide angle camera with F2.2 lens, dual LED flash, and BSI sensor), front facing cameras, DLNA, the best in terms of WVGA LCD screens (Super AMOLED Plus is so much nicer tho..) etc. Performance isn't going to be any issue either thanks to Microsoft's tight control of the platform.
You are now buying into an ecosystem (Android, WP7, iOS or RIM) and hardware specifications should no longer be the main decision factor when it's time to choose what will be your best fit. As we have already seen; higher speced Android handsets can often struggle to be on par with the current Windows Phone (UX/UI performance wise) which are build for a fraction of their price. If you think about it wouldn't surprise me if OEMs were going to make more money per WP7 device once the demand ramps up simply because they are probably cheaper to build (year old SoCs, less RAM but priced the same as high end Android handsets).
I do agree that it can somewhat be annoying to pay the same price for Dual-Core device on Android and a single-core Device on Windows Phone but this is the way it's going to be. Similar to Apple's products which are often not using the most powerful hardware components, you are now paying a premium for the better UX, ecosystem and tighter hardware integration. Feel free to comment, rant, cheer below.
Windows Phone 7.5 Mango roll out to start next week?
I have no problem with them using old hardware as long as my experience on the platform is good, I don't care.
Don't forget the RAM! More than 512MB isn't possible either.
Seems to be a lot of constant whining about wm7 handsets and the OS. I think it's completely unjustified. As far as the UI, I haven't seen anything as slick or resilient from any of the other OS including iOS. Yes there are features missing (which 7.5 largely addresses) but this is a new OS. Just like when iOS was released not supporting 3g connections, MMS, copy and paste etc which everyone quickly forgets. This platform shows great promise. Don't get me wrong, it would be nice to have a few more apps and features but really, can anyone honestly say that MS isn't pulling all the stops out to get the platform functional AND stable quickly? The resources they must have working to produce the amount of stable code they are producing is outstanding. If you can contest that, you probably don't understand the question.
1GB RAM would be cool, but not really necessary (although preferably) for WP7.
1. There is very little mobile software (even games) that even use half the power included in these newfangled multiple-core SoCs. John Carmack of Id Software, creator of Infinity Blade for iOS has said this many times.
2. The people who care about future-proofing will not keep their phone for the duration of their contract because in 6 months there will be another super duper phone that they will not be able to resist.
For IOS it's what Apple releases as its device of the year, with the 'one' spec, on which its O.S and apps will run well.
For Android it's whatever the OEM can cram into it and claim as a hardware first, irrespective of whether the O.S./device is optimised to work together well or if any apps running on the device recognise and take advantage of it (apart from raw power that is, anyone see a PC correlation? More Power Captain!!). And don't forget the developers, how many can actually tout that they developed their app/game to take advantage of the superior power/design of "..fill in device model"? We all know, before you can blink another device has come out with different internal hardware components and a new O.S update that promises ever greater features, which invariably leads early adopters to call any app/game developed to run on the previous OS version as "outdated" So the question is (raw power aside), is the consumer benefiting from this, or is it the O.S/OEM benefiting, as it convinces its followers that their O.S will finally get closer to running as it possibly should/could if only they obtain the latest greates hardware?
And then there is WP7, which has mandated 'Core' components for which the O.S is optimised. And whilst it may be behind the 'curve' it does provide for a wide variety of device choice, whilst also enabling a stable eco-system that benefits all who choose it.
So what I believe we have here is that MS is toeing a fine line between locked down 'Core' hardware in order to offer optimised stability, whilst offering as a wide latitude in hardware choice; the best possible world out of the above three eco-systems!
Many have already said what's important. Most consumers don't even look to see if something is dual core or not. They simply pick up the phone, try out the UI and judge the experience. Cramming new components into the phone just to say you are first is both expensive and wasteful. I'd much prefer OEMs concentrate on optimizing every device they release to their platform(s) of choice.
This gives the OEM a higher brand loyalty. If a phone has a dual core processor, 3D screen and a ffc that ends up being a major pain and pretty useless the user will return it quick fast and in a hurry.
I think OEMs should not be blamed (beside they update issues!!!) – they are offering devices which currently (sadly) do not sell well.
However, I think you forgot our so beloved carriers. IMHO, they are a much bigger concern to WP then OEMs. Why?
blessed phones, don't see Windows Phones as a attractive alternative (pricing matters – look at all those android phones).
I don't mind a platform using lower-spec hardware than the competition as long as it is (the hardware) capable of providing a smooth and eye-candy user interface… which even the 1st generation Snapdragon SoC was delivering. Now the 2nd generation Snapdragon based on 45nm lithography offer better clock-4-clock cpu performance, about 2.5x better gpu performance and all that in a lower power envelope… BUT what about if this hardware hinders some advanced functionality that the competition offers? I'm speaking mostly about 1080p video capturing/decoding.
Bottom line => $850 for a phone is unjustified, regardless of the hardware.
1080P video encoding/decoding is essentially the only major thing that competing Dual-Core Android handsets offer that high-end WP7.5 won't have. And this is mainly a software restriction because in terms of raw power an MSM8255 @ 1.5ghz should have much problem to at least decode 1080P mp4 content. As an example: Apple's iOS device have the raw power to do so since the iPhone 3GS but Apple limit's its codec support similar to certain bitrates and resolutions just like Microsoft.
If people are considering buying a windows phone this fall, some of them will wonder whether they will be able to jump to Windows Phone 8 a year after or not.
They would know that they would be able to do that if they bought an iPhone or an Android phone of the Nexus flavour.
With Windows Phone, we do not have enough perspective to foretell what will Microsoft and the OEMs do with this .5 generation of devices when Windows Phone 8 comes out.
It is still possible that Windows Phone 8 will be based on MinWin and not Windows CE anymore. So the buyers just don't know if 8Gb, 512Mb of ram, single core 1Ghz will be enough.
We'll have to wait for Build or the Mango release to learn more I guess.
To get back to the article, these devices are not appealing to me. I am impressed by the Titan but I can't even consider buying it (it's just too big!).
I really don't like the aesthetics of the Radar.
Plus, Super Amoled would be nice too.
I'm also very excited about reading (and viewing) some photo testing in various conditions and see if HTC can finally change what really lacks every single HTC phone: a more-than-decent camera.
Finally, I want hardware buttons!


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Q: How to detect whether Notifications Panel is expanded? I found this way to expanded Notifications Panel
Object sbservice = getSystemService("statusbar");
Class<?> statusbarManager = Class.forName("android.app.StatusBarManager");
Method showsb;
if (Build.VERSION.SDK_INT >= 17) {
    showsb = statusbarManager.getMethod("expandNotificationsPanel");
} else {
    showsb = statusbarManager.getMethod("expand");
}
showsb.invoke(sbservice);

After looking into source, I also found collapsePanels method to collapse the notification
But I cannot find any way to detect the notification panel status
Because I want to check whether it is opened or closed, and then decide I should open it or close it
How can I know this status?

A: Though it's very late but it might help someone
Refer to this

You can use below method for detecting the notification panel pull,
In your manifest file
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.EXPAND_STATUS_BAR"/>
In your activity override the onWindowFocusChanged() and write the
  below code.
This uses the permission
@Override public void onWindowFocusChanged(boolean hasFocus) {
try
{
    if(!hasFocus)
    {
        Object service  = getSystemService("statusbar");
        Class<?> statusbarManager = Class.forName("android.app.StatusBarManager");
        Method collapse = statusbarManager.getMethod("collapse");
        collapse .setAccessible(true);
        collapse .invoke(service);
    }
}
catch(Exception ex)
{
    if(!hasFocus)
    {
        try {
            Object service  = getSystemService("statusbar");
            Class<?> statusbarManager = Class.forName("android.app.StatusBarManager");
            Method collapse = statusbarManager.getMethod("collapse");
            collapse .setAccessible(true);
            collapse .invoke(service);

        } catch (Exception e) {
            // TODO Auto-generated catch block
            e.printStackTrace();
        }
        ex.printStackTrace();
    }
} }


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The Fokker F29 was a conceptual jet airliner design by the Dutch aircraft manufacturer, Fokker.

Development
By the late 1970s, Fokker had two ageing aircraft models in production and were looking for a new move in the market. Fokker recognized the huge size of the replacement market as thousands of Boeing 727s and 737s, Douglas DC-9s and BAC 1-11s would shortly be twenty years old.

Fokker proposed the F.29 airliner in 1979, a 138-seat aircraft. By that time, Fokker had already spent 150 million guilders in development costs. Its first flight was planned for late 1983,  entry into service was planned for early 1985. The aircraft was initially priced at $17 million. A stretched version with a 160 to 180 seat capacity was projected for the second half of the 1980s.

Competition was formidable. Boeing launched the 737-300 and McDonnell-Douglas had already marketed a stretched and updated version of the DC-9, the DC-9 Super 80. Airbus was also considering their SA1, which would eventually become the A320.

Design
The overall layout of the aircraft took the stretched fuselage of the F.28, with an all-new supercritical wing and two wing-mounted turbofan engines. The tailsection was also a derivative of the F.28, with its high mounted elevators and characteristic airbrakes. Cabin layout however, was to be six abreast. Fokker openly admitted that the fuselage cross section was a copy of Boeing's fuselage from the 707/727/737.

Two types of engines were considered, the CFM International CFM56 and the proposed Rolls-Royce/JAEC RJ500.

Collaboration
Fokker positively searched for industrial partners, as this project was simply too big for them to handle on their own. Negotiations were held with Airbus, Boeing and the Japanese aircraft industry. The search failed as it quickly became apparent that Airbus had its own plans with the SA1 and Boeing was using all its resources on design and preproduction of the Boeing 757 and 767. Moreover, Boeing was revamping the 737 into the -300 series. The Japanese industry was more inclined towards cooperation with larger partners, like Airbus or Boeing.

Demise
Fokker found it difficult to attract industrial partners or to interest airlines into ordering the F.29. It eventually found a partner in McDonnell-Douglas. The American company already had plans to design a new model, the 180-seat DC-XX. Together the two parties came up with the MDF.100, a mix of the F.29 and the DC-XX.

Specifications (Fokker F29)

See also

References

Notes

External links

F 29
Abandoned civil aircraft projects
Twinjets
Low-wing aircraft

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Q: MySQL how to select the nearest values to my variables I have the following query where Im trying to retrieve matches, within a certain breathing space, of the variables entered.
SELECT fthg, ftag, avover, avunder, whh, wha, whd
FROM full
WHERE (whh < ($home_odds + 0.05)
    AND whh > ($home_odds - 0.05)
    AND wha < ($away_odds + 0.05)
    AND wha > ($away_odds -0.05)
    AND whd < ($draw_odds + 0.05)
    AND whd > ($draw_odds - 0.05))

There are occasions where this returns 0 results so in that case I would like to retrieve the closest matching record to all three but Im not quite sure how to put the query together.
Basically this is the last resort if the other query doesn't return results, this one will return the next best thing no matter how far from the original values.
Thanks for the help

A: Your original query would be simpler and more readable as this:
SELECT
    fthg,
    ftag,
    avover,
    avunder,
    whh,
    wha,
    whd
FROM full
WHERE ABS($home_odds - whh) < 0.05
    and ABS($away_odds - wha) < 0.05
    and ABS($draw_odds - whd) < 0.05

If that query returns nothing, you could run this one:
SELECT
    fthg,
    ftag,
    avover,
    avunder,
    whh,
    wha,
    whd
FROM full
ORDER BY
    ABS($home_odds - whh) + ABS($away_odds - wha) + ABS($draw_odds - whd)
LIMIT 1

It will return the row with the lowest deviation from the combination of those three pairs of fields.

A: How about faking a distance calculation between the parameters you provide and the parameters you are comparing to? Something like
SELECT fthg, ftag, avover, avunder, whh, wha, whd
FROM full
ORDER BY
        sqrt(abs(whh - $home_odds) * abs(whh - $home_odds)) +
        sqrt(abs(wha - $away_odds) * abs(wha - $away_odds)) +
        sqrt(abs(whd - $draw_odds) * abs(whd - $draw_odds))

This way, even if there are no matches given the range you are interested in, you can still get a closer result.


When ego-tripping musicians want to start an online catfight there is always something funny going on. Take Liam Gallagher (ex-Oasis) for instance. Gallagher tweeted this uncalled for message (2 minutes before Christmas midnight – you'd think stars have other things to do that late at night): "Miserable Xmas to morrisey as you were LG x".
Gallagher – still drunk as it seems – proceeded to quote several Smiths lyrics.
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The six do not include the two people that police have already said remain unaccounted for after Thursday's blast.
Police officials said Friday that they don't believe the six were inside the three buildings leveled by the explosion.
Meanwhile, authorities are searching for restaurant worker Moises Lucon and diner Nicholas Figueroa after the blast. The building they were in was destroyed.
Police Commissioner William Bratton says the search is "very complex."
At least 19 people were injured, four critically. Preliminary evidence suggests a gas explosion amid plumbing and gas work inside the building is to blame for the explosion.


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In Chisom v. Roemer, the United States Supreme Court held that judicial elections fall within the ambit of section 2 of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, which precludes election practices and structures that result in racial discrimination. In so doing, though, the Chisom Court recognized that "serious problems [may] he ahead in applying the 'totality of circumstances' standard" developed in section 2 to cases involving legislative elections to the election of judges. These problems stem from the significantly different roles that the two branches serve in our republican form of government. As Justice Ginsburg explained in her dissent in Republican Party of Minnesota v. White, "judges perform a function fundamentally different from that of the people's elected representatives;" judges "represen[t] the Law," not "the voters who placed them in office." Consequently, to "assure its people that judges will apply the law without fear of favor," states have broad authority to adopt and to maintain the judicial selection method they deem best to preserve the independence and integrity of their judiciary.
When applied to judicial elections, then, section 2 raises novel and difficult federalism concerns, pitting seminal civil rights legislation against a state's inherent authority to structure its judicial department. Specifically, in the judicial election context, section 2 challenges a state's interest in "linkage"--i.e., in maintaining the connection between a judge's jurisdiction and her electoral base. The Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, and Eleventh Circuits have turned away section 2 challenges to the election of trial judges, concluding that linkage constitutes a substantial state interest bearing on both the totality of the circumstances analysis and whether there is a feasible remedy to the challenged electoral scheme. The Fifth and Eleventh Circuits, however, have suggested that a state's linkage interest may be diminished with respect to its appellate courts, which decide cases through multimember panels that resemble legislative bodies, not trial courts. Drawing on these claims, the NAACP and other individual plaintiffs have filed section 2 actions in Texas and Alabama, arguing that the statewide election of appellate judges in those states impermissibly dilutes the vote of minority voters.
Publication information: Article title: Section 2 Challenges to Appellate Court Elections: Federalism, Linkage, and Judicial Independence. Contributors: Gaylord, Scott W. - Author. Journal title: Case Western Reserve Law Review. Volume: 69. Issue: 1 Publication date: Fall 2018. Page number: 117+. © Case Western Reserve University School of Law. COPYRIGHT 2018 Gale Group.


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Large-bodied coral reef roving predators (sharks, jacks, snappers) are largely considered to be depleted around human population centers. In the Hawaiian Archipelago, supporting evidence is primarily derived from underwater visual censuses in shallow waters (< 30 m). However, while many roving predators are present or potentially more abundant in deeper strata (30 - 100 m+), distributional information remains sparse. To partially fill that knowledge gap, we conducted surveys in the remote Northwestern Hawaiian Islands (NWHI) and populated Main Hawaiian Islands (MHI) from 2012 - 2014 using baited remote underwater stereo-video. Surveys between 0 - 100 m found considerable roving predator community dissimilarities between regions, marked conspicuous changes in species abundances with increasing depth, and largely corroborated patterns documented during shallow water underwater visual censuses, with up to an order of magnitude more jacks and five times more sharks sampled in the NWHI compared to the MHI. Additionally, several species were significantly more abundant and larger in mesophotic versus shallow depths, which remains particularly suggestive of deepwater refugia effects in the MHI. Stereo-video extends the depth range of current roving predator surveys in a robust manner than was previously available, and appears to be wellsuited for large-scale roving predator work in the Hawaiian Archipelago.


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The International Trade and Business Committee (ITBLC) is one of the ILS's longest standing committees.
The primary purpose of the ITBLC is to contribute expertise in the field of international law and its domestic implementation where it affects trade and business, and to assist the Law Council in acting as a public advocate and educator in this field.
Dr Ross Stuart Becroft, BA, LLB, M Comm Law, PhD, Co-Chair
Dr Ross Becroft has more than 20 years' experience practicing across a variety of legal fields focused on international trade. These include customs law; anti-dumping and countervailing duty investigations; shipping and transport issues; import and export regulatory issues; transport and shipping contracts and commercial trading terms; and buying, selling and consolidation of transport and freight forwarding businesses.
Dr Becroft obtained his PhD from Melbourne University with his thesis on the Standard of Review in WTO Dispute Settlement and is author of The Standard of Review in WTO Dispute Settlement: Critique and Development.
He is Chair of the Customs and International Transactions Committee of the Business Law Section of the Law Council of Australia; an executive member of the IBA's Trade & Customs Law Committee; and represents the Law Council as a member of the International Trade Remedies Forum and the Sub-Committee on Compliance and Anti-Circumvention, both convened by the Australian Anti-Dumping Commission.
Mr Angus Macinnis, Co-Chair
Angus Macinnis is the Director of Dispute Resolution at StevensVuaran Lawyers, a boutique Sydney firm, where he has a broad commercial practice with a focus on dispute resolution.
Angus has a particular interest in and international trade law (in particular, the Vienna Convention on the International Sale of Goods, or CISG) and international commercial arbitration and in 2019, presented a seminar on the CISG as part of the International Law Section's International Law and Practice Course 2019.
After a number of years teaching the CISG and international commercial arbitration (and coaching teams in the Willem C Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot and International Maritime Arbitration Law Moot) at the University of Technology, Sydney and the Sydney Law School of the University of Notre Dame Australia, he presently assists with the mooting program (and coaches the Vis Moot team) at the Thomas More Law School of the Australian Catholic University.
Members of the International Trade and Business Committee are:
David Naylor (ACT)
Anne McNaughton (ACT)
Navid Sedaghati (NSW)
Ashna Taneja (NSW)
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Dave Coulier re-dubbed episodes for Season 1...and Season 2?
Maybe I'm in the minority here, but every once in a while on the weekends, I like to get up early to watch The Real Ghostbusters on FEARnet. This morning they aired the episode "Slimer, is that you?" and to my surprise, it was a re-dubbed version with Coulier as Peter. My question is, was it widely known that Coulier re-dubbed certain episodes from Season 2? Because I was under the assumption all this time that he only re-dubbed the first 13 episodes of Season 1.
Light is GREEN trap is CLEAN!
So RGB on Fearnet as well!
Yeah, I Know BassMasters. Sure.
Anyways, when the show aired in the states, it was on ABC to give balance for ABC year 2 that didn't have as good scripts as the syndicated. I can bet that it was recorded at the same time frame as the first season re-dubs. One can assume the UK ports released what may actually was the original dub with Music and Summers. The Box Set used mostly the UK syndicated episodes, so thats why it ended up the way it did. Until the box set had came out, I wasn't aware that Lorenzo Music and Laura Summer had been involved in the episode.
ABC actually aired the Music/Summer version in the fall of 1988; my notes have it down as airing in the rotation between "Poultrygeist" and "Standing Room Only" for the entire season.
I had vague memories of a Coulier/Soucie version, probably from the 1987 airing, but the Music/Summer version was the one I had recorded from Saturday Morning and, well, it's the better version anyway, after all.
Naturally I have the second season one on vhs. I find it odd they changed it back in 1988, but then again they also introduced the Slimer shorts the same season.
Here is a slight bit of it shot gorilla style off my old tv with a video camera.
Just watched "Slimer, Is That You?" on Netflix... and ugh- They have the Coulier re-dubbed version on there.
I would rather hear Lorenzo Music. Really don't care for Dave's Peter voice and the show started sucking when he came on.
I have a notebook that contains my list of episodes as I taped them. Sadly, I did not have the foresight as a teen to put dates on these, but I did think the redubbing of episodes was noteworthy.


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Jeff Wayne discusses how he found the story that would become the multi-platinum award-winning double album:
"Around 1975, my father, Jerry Wayne, and I agreed to try and find a story that we felt could be turned into a musical work. Over the course of about a year, we read numerous books - most of them great stories, but none captured me enough to want to commit to."
"The night before going on tour with David Essex as his Musical Director, my father came over to my house, to wish me good luck for the coming tour, and handed me another book to read - HG Wells' The War of The Worlds."
Herbert George Wells was a Victorian English futuristic author best known for writing Science Fiction novels. The War of The Worlds was first published in 1898.
"HG Wells was a most imaginative writer - combining his stories with truth and scientific fact" says Jeff. "I admire his ability to combine a visionary story with the human trials and tribulations of 'invasion', 'faith' and ' hope'"
"The War of The Worlds on the first read captured me unlike any of the other works we had read over that year. It had all the ingredients that all the others we had read didn't have."
"I immediately rang my dad to tell him that I thought we had found THE story, and he agreed to try and reach the agents for HG Wells while I was away on tour."
Unfortunately, HG Wells died in August 1946 and so Jeff and his father were unable to reach his directly.
"We discovered HG Wells had left all his works to his son Frank. It took nearly 3 months to trace him. Once we made contact with Frank and his agents, a meeting was set up."
"Before meeting with Frank, my father and I knew we wanted to set my musical version in the same place as HG authored his story: dark Victorian England in 1989."
Jeff and Jerry laid out their plans to Frank including the promise to stay true to the original work.
"There were two key points that convinced Frank to sell us all the existing rights…"
"One - he liked that a father and son team were working together"
"Two - he was impressed with our intention to stay true to his father's story, and to this day, the promise to Frank of staying true to his dad's story, has been kept."
"Interestingly, other interpretations of The War of The Worlds have been set in contemporary USA or more recently Europe." says Jeff.
Like the original story, Jeff Wayne's The Musical Version of The War of the Worlds and The Immersive Experience, begins in Victorian England when a cylinder crash lands on Horsell Common.
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"From that point a contract was agreed and we were off and running."
The double album was released in 1978. It became a huge success, selling an estimated 16 million copies worldwide and winning two Ivor Novello Awards.
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