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Transfers: Salernitana set to sign two Super Eagles stars
by Joba Ogunwale
in News, NewsNow, Nigeria
The newly-promoted side are planning to bolster their squad ahead of their return to the Italian top-flight after 23 years
Salernitana are currently in talks with two Nigerian players over a potential transfer. According to Football Italia, the newly-promoted side are interested in signing Joel Obi and Simy Nwankwo.
Salernitana will play in the Italian Serie A again after 23 years and feel the two Nigerian stars can improve their squad ahead of a challenging season.
Obi is now a free agent after his contract with Chievo Verona ran out in June. However, the 30-year-old has enough Serie A experience, having played for Inter Milan, Torino and Parma previously.
Meanwhile, in Simy, Salternina will be getting a proven goalscorer in the Italian top-flight. The 29-year-old scored a massive 20 league goals last season, although it wasn't enough to prevent Crotone from going down.
The former Gil Vicente forward is reportedly on the radars of many Serie A clubs, but Salernitana appears to be leading the race now.
However, the Garnets may have to pay 10m euros to get their man.
Both Obi and Simy are Nigerian internationals, but they last played for the Super Eagles in 2018.
Tags: SalernitanaSuper Eagles
Joba Ogunwale
Oluwajoba Ogunwale has many years of experience as a sports content writer. The most recent of these was at Opera News, after which he took up the role of Editor-in-Chief at Soccernet.
Olu says:
If simmy goes to good club high on the table he would likely score 30 goals . True or false.not 20 goals . True

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In 2037, a devastating tragedy in the colony forces everyone on Mars and Earth to question the mission; in present-day, commercial space company SpaceX again attempts to pioneer the rocket technology that would help mankind reach the red planet.
In 2033, the Daedalus crew struggles to find shelter that can provide protection from radiation; in present day documentary, European Space Agency and Roscosmos partner to launch an orbiter that will help future Mars missions prepare for settlement.
A new crew arrives on Mars four years after the Daedalus landed to help execute plans for expansion and search for life; McMurdo Station in Antarctica serves as a modern example of how humans will settle Mars.
In 2037, the psychological pressures of life on Mars reveal themselves while the crew is trapped inside the habitat; in present-day, scientists study the effects of extreme isolation in various long-term analog missions.
In 2033, the first human mission to Mars enters the red planet's atmosphere but the crew of the Daedalus faces a life-threatening emergency when the ship's landing system goes offline.
The Daedalus crew battles across the harsh Martian terrain to reach their base camp; in the present-day documentary, NASA astronaut undergoes a yearlong mission on the International Space Station to understand hardships of space exploration.
When a solar flare strikes the planet and knocks out communications between and within colonies, the Olympus Town team races against the clock to locate exobiologist/geologist Marta Kamen, who becomes stranded on the surface during a rogue research expedition. Meanwhile, the colony is bracing for its first-ever pregnancy on the Red Planet; tragedy strikes Hana (Jihae); and Amelie's plans to return to Earth are thwarted. In present day, a scientist and his team on Earth brave harsh and dangerous conditions in the pursuit of data that will help predict the effects of glacial melt on global sea levels.


This is the 2003 Ford Taurus Radio Wiring Diagram New 2002 Mercury Sable of a pic I get off the 2002 Ford Taurus Electrical Diagram collection.
2002 ford Taurus Radio Wiring Diagram . New 2002 ford Taurus Radio Wiring Diagram . . .


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import com.super_bits.modulosSB.SBCore.modulos.objetos.registro.Interfaces.basico.ItfBeanSimples;
import java.io.Serializable;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

public class B_SeletorItem<T> implements Serializable {

    private List<? extends ItfBeanSimples> opcoes;
    public ItfBeanSimples itemSelecionado;

    public List<? extends ItfBeanSimples> getOpcoes() {
        return opcoes;
    }

    public void setOpcoes(List<? extends ItfBeanSimples> opcoes) {
        this.opcoes = opcoes;
    }

    public ItfBeanSimples getItemSelecionado() {
        return itemSelecionado;
    }

    public void setItemSelecionado(ItfBeanSimples itemSelecionado) {
        this.itemSelecionado = itemSelecionado;
    }

    public B_SeletorItem(List<? extends ItfBeanSimples> pOpcoes) {
        opcoes = pOpcoes;
    }

    public List<ItfBeanSimples> autocompletUpdate(String query) {
        List<ItfBeanSimples> sugestoes = new ArrayList<>();

        for (ItfBeanSimples item : opcoes) {
            if (item.getNomeCurto().toLowerCase().contains(query)) {
                sugestoes.add(item);
            }
        }
        return sugestoes;
    }

    public void adicionarItemSelecionado() {
        System.out.println("selecionado" + itemSelecionado.getNomeCurto());
    }
}

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Q: Google Apps Script in Spreadsheet storing decimal values instead of Integer in Project Properties This is my first post.  I tried searching via Google and this site but really couldn't find any info about typecasting or converting numerical values within GAS specifically in this scenario.  So here the problem:
I have a very basic script attached to a Google Spreadsheet.  The script simply keeps track of the last row that was populated, increments the value by one, so that the next row can be populated.  I'm storing the "last row used" as a Project Property.  For some reason, the script keeps writing the value back into Project Properties as a decimal value, which throws off the whole script since it seems I can't use a decimal value to reference a cell location.
Here is the code snippet:
function onEdit(e) {
  var ss = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSpreadsheet();
  var value = ss.getSheetByName("Sheet1").getRange("D13").getValue().toString();
  var last = ScriptProperties.getProperty("last");

  var therowx = parseInt(ScriptProperties.getProperty("therow"));
  Browser.msgBox("The last row is: " + therowx);

  if( value != last ) {
    ScriptProperties.setProperty("last", value);
    ScriptProperties.setProperty("therow", therowx + 1);
  }
}

Assuming that I've pre-set the Property to 1 before running the script, once this method fires, it sets it to 2.0 instead of just 2.  I've tried wrapping the method call with the Number() and parseInt() functions but they don't seem to make a difference.
I'm open to suggestions, as I'm sure I'm doing something wrong but just not quite sure what.

A: It would appear that you are using a value from the spreadsheet with var value = ss.getSheetByName("Sheet1").getRange("D13").getValue().toString();
This is were you are getting the decimal as Google spreadsheets will default to one decimal place. You will need to highlight the column or cell and change the format to Number>Rounded to get rid of it.
I am sure i am missing some components of your full script here, however have you tried the "getLastRow" function? There are some scripts in the tutorials that use it and it is a tried tested and true method of finding the last row of the sheet.

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Gal Gadot covers the November issue of Elle, and inside, she opens up about speaking out against director Joss Whedon. The 36-year-old, many will recall, said the Justice League director threatened her career when she voiced concerns about her character Wonder Woman's dialogue.
In May, Gadot claimed to Israel's N12 News that Whedon "said if I did something he would make my career miserable." She told the outlet at that she handled the situation "on the spot." Whedon declined to comment.
She told Elle: "Oh, I was shaking trees as soon as it happened. And I must say that the heads of Warner Brothers, they took care of it … Going back to the sense of righteousness that I have… you're dizzy because you can't believe this was just said to you. And if he says it to me, then obviously he says it to many other people."
Gadot added: "I just did what I felt like I had to do. And it was to tell people that it's not OK," she continues. " I would've done the same thing, I think, if I was a man. Would he tell me what he told me had I been a man? I don't know. We'll never know. But my sense of justice is very strong."
Gadot adds, "I was shocked by the way that he spoke to me. But whatever, it's done. Water under the bridge."
Though Gadot told Elle that "dealing with conflict all the time, it's not for me," she negotiated her pay for the Wonder Woman sequel after the first movie's success.
"If you look at it like a card game, my hand got better," she explained. "I was willing to drop the ball and not do it if I wasn't paid fairly."
In addition to Gadot, Elle's Women in Hollywood November 2021 issue honors Jennifer Hudson, Jodie Comer, Rita Moreno, Halle Berry, Lauren Ridloff, Angelina Jolie, Salma Hayek and Gemma Chan.


I cannot believe the rough waters I've had to sail through, just to get .msi installers for Adobe Flash Player and Adobe Shockwave Player. I want to install these using group policy, so they're quickly and easily deployed to all machines on the domain. No, those terrible stub "installers" (I use that term very loosely) which don't work when you have a proxy server on the network and are also riddled with crapware are not good enough for me.
There was a time when the Adobe Distribution page for Flash Player and Shockwave Player were easily accessible, but those days are gone, you're now required to have an Adobe ID and a valid distribution agreement in order to download the enterprise installers.
I tried signing up to the distribution agreement with many different email addresses, but Adobe did not respond, not even to inform me that my license application has been denied.
However, I noticed that I was able to sign up with my work account. Not ideal though, because I'm leaving the company next week. But from this, I concluded that Adobe automatically denies any license applications made using a free email provider (e.g. Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook etc.).
That's not going to stop someone like me... no way!
Register my own domain name (e.g. theblackpearl.dynamicdnsprovider.org). I used my existing dynamic DNS hostname, because it had already been set up a long time ago and has worked flawlessly with my self-hosted VPN service since last year.
Find a hosted email provider which can be configured to use my own domain name. Not many of these about which will let you use your own domain name for free.
Prove to the hosted email provider that I own the domain name which I want to use. This required me to set up a web server on this domain name, download a file from the hosted email provider and then upload this file to the web server's root.
Add the MX record for my hosted email provider (e.g. mail.provider.com) to my dyanmic DNS hostname. This has to be done using your dynamic DNS provider's control panel. This step also takes a few minutes to "go live".
Set up my own mailbox with the hosted email provider (e.g. (e-mail address removed)).
Test my new mailbox to ensure that it's possible to send and receive emails.
(Optional) Configure my BlackBerry Z10 smartphone and Microsoft Office 2010 to access this mailbox using IMAP.
Very important: Sign up for an Adobe ID, using my newly created hosted email address.
Apply for the Adobe Distribution license.
After doing this, within a minute, I then received the license approval email with links to the .msi installers. SUCCESS!
I can't post any direct links to the installers, nor any further information contained within this email, because it violates the distribution agreement and Adobe might hunt me down and chop my head off.
What a absolute nightmare. Any thoughts on this, or has anybody else applied for a distribution license, just to get full installers and .msi installers from Adobe?
Sounds a bit of a ride, just to get MSI files . A few months ago, I wanted to get MSI installers for lots of different apps that I use across our network, but it proved so difficult that I just ended up giving up and resorted to manual installations for some of them. Quite a few apps that are free for personal use don't allow MSI installers unless you've got a corporate license, I guess as it's unlikely that many individuals would need MSI packages and corporations may abuse free software licenses if they gave them out easily.
I'm glad you persisted - I just gave up .
You think that's bad - check out Oracle's JRE (Java Runtime Environment). Not only do you have to use a 'company' email address, you also have to pay a subscription fee for Oracle's support plan. And no, extracting the MSI installer from the EXE installer will not work.
Sadly though, I still have a dependency on Java, because my Ubiquiti UniFi access point uses a controller, which of course, is written in Java.
You raised an interesting point about licensing. I can see what you mean, but why should companies care, especially if it's free software? If the software is licensed as free for personal use only, then I can understand, but both Flash Player and JRE are free for commercial use, yet they still want to make it hard for us!
When free is not free. Reminds me of those "free trials" which still charged your credit card regardless.
Oh I agree entirely, home users can benefit from MSI installers greatly. It's strange that Oracle won't provide JRE as an MSI, as that is one of the apps that almost everyone would benefit from having an MSI available.
I think I've found out why they won't provide .msi installers. ADVERTISING. It's harder to advertise with .msi installers because they are designed to be installed silently. Notice how many applications ship with advertisement-ridden installers, some even try to install crapware if you aren't careful to uncheck them.
The only thing worse than advertising installers are fake "installers". This is the current evil trend adopted by many major corporations where the "installer" you download isn't actually an installer, it connects to the internet to download the real installer, throwing advertisements left-right-and-center at you. They might also attempt to install crapware.
Thankfully, these kinds of "installers" don't work in our environment because they can't get through our authenticating proxy server, which is required for any kind of internet access.
Some of these "installers" can happily get through a proxy server which doesn't require authentication, but I've never come accross one which can get through a proxy server that does require authentication.
If a software company does not offer a full, offline .exe installer at the very least, then it's simple, I won't use their software.


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Q: (C++) Exception Unhandled - Invalid vector subscript I'm having this error in the code, where the program would run for a bit, before it crashed and directs me to the operator[] functions where it says Index_out_of_bounds with "Invalid vector subscript". If I continue through it also tells me out_of_bounds with one of my if statements with the counters.
Here is the following code:
#include <SFML/Graphics.hpp>
#include <iostream>
#include <vector>
#include <cstdlib>
using namespace std;

const int X_SIZE = 20;
const int Y_SIZE = 20;
const float SQUARE_PIXELS = 20.0;

class Index_out_of_bounds {};

const int NUMBER_OF_ANTS = 100;
const int NUMBER_OF_DOODLEBUGS = 5;

enum Tile_type { EMPTY, ANTS, DOODLEBUGS, NUMBER_OF_TILES };
enum Direction { UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT, NUMBER_OF_DIRECTIONS };

class World;
class Tile;
class Organism;
class Ants;
class Doodlebugs;
class Empty;

class Tile
{
public:
    Tile() : x(0), y(0), shape() {  }
    Tile(int x = 0, int y = 0, float radius = SQUARE_PIXELS, size_t point_count = 30) : x(x), y(y), shape(radius, point_count) { }
    virtual void display(sf::RenderWindow& window) = 0;
    static void tile_swap(Tile*& pTile1, Tile*& pTile2);
    virtual Tile_type who() = 0;
    virtual void move(World& w);
protected:
    int x;
    int y;
    sf::CircleShape shape;
    void fix_shape_position();
};

class Organism : public Tile
{

public:
    Organism(int x = 0, int y = 0) : Tile(x, y, (SQUARE_PIXELS - 2) / 2, 30)
    {
        shape.setPosition(sf::Vector2f(x * SQUARE_PIXELS, y * SQUARE_PIXELS));
    }
    void display(sf::RenderWindow& window) = 0;
    //virtual Empty* starve(int x, int y);
private:
};

class Ants : public Organism
{
public:
    Ants(int x = 0, int y = 0) : Organism(x, y)
    {
        shape.setFillColor(sf::Color::Green);
    }
    void display(sf::RenderWindow& window)
    {
        window.draw(shape);
    }
    virtual Tile_type who() { return ANTS; }
    void move(World& w);
    Ants* breed(int x, int y);
private:
    unsigned int ANTS_COUNTER = 3;
};

class Doodlebugs : public Organism
{
public:
    Doodlebugs(int x = 0, int y = 0) : Organism(x, y)
    {
        shape.setFillColor(sf::Color::Red);
    }
    void display(sf::RenderWindow& window)
    {
        window.draw(shape);
    }
    virtual Tile_type who() { return DOODLEBUGS; }
    void move(World& w);
    Empty* starve(int x, int y);
    Doodlebugs* breed(int x, int y);
private:
    int DOODLEBUGS_COUNTER = 8;
    int STARVATION_COUNTER = 30;
};

class Empty : public Tile
{
public:
    //Empty() : Tile(0, 0) { cout << "Calling default Empty constructor." << endl; }
    Empty(int x = 0, int y = 0) : Tile(x, y, (SQUARE_PIXELS - 2) / 2, 4)
    {
        shape.setFillColor(sf::Color(rand() % 256, rand() % 256, rand() % 256, 255));
        //tell the shape where it lives START HERE
        shape.setPosition(sf::Vector2f(x * SQUARE_PIXELS, y * SQUARE_PIXELS));
    }
    void display(sf::RenderWindow& window)
    {
        //window.draw(shape);
    }
    virtual Tile_type who() { return EMPTY; }

};

class World
{
public:
    World(int x = X_SIZE, int y = Y_SIZE, int ants = NUMBER_OF_ANTS, int doodlebugs = NUMBER_OF_DOODLEBUGS);
    ~World();
    //write the big 5
    void display(sf::RenderWindow& window);
    void run_simulation();
    void move();
    vector<Tile*>& operator[](int index);
    const vector<Tile*>& operator[](int index) const;

private:
    vector<vector<Tile*>> grid;
};

Main.cpp
#include "main.h"

int main()
{
    srand(time(0));
    World world;
    world.run_simulation();
}

World::World(int x, int y, int ants, int doodlebugs)
{
    vector<Tile*> column(y);
    for (int i = 0; i < x; i++)
    {
        grid.push_back(column);
    }

    for (int i = 0; i < x; i++)
    {
        for (int j = 0; j < y; j++)
        {
            if (ants > 0)
            {
                grid[i][j] = new Ants(i, j);
                ants--;
            }
            else if (doodlebugs > 0)
            {
                grid[i][j] = new Doodlebugs(i, j);
                doodlebugs--;
            }
            else
            {
                grid[i][j] = new Empty(i, j);
            }
        }
    }

    int x1, x2;
    int y1, y2;
    for (int i = 0; i < 100000; i++)
    {
        x1 = rand() % x;
        x2 = rand() % x;
        y1 = rand() % y;
        y2 = rand() % y;
        Tile::tile_swap(grid[x1][y1], grid[x2][y2]);
    }
}

World::~World()
{
    for (int i = 0; i < grid.size(); i++)
    {
        for (int j = 0; j < grid[i].size(); j++)
        {
            delete grid[i][j];
        }
    }
}

void World::display(sf::RenderWindow& window)
{
    for (int i = 0; i < grid.size(); i++)
    {
        for (int j = 0; j < grid[i].size(); j++)
        {
            grid[i][j]->display(window);
        }
    }
}

void World::move()
{
    vector<Tile*> doodlebugs;
    for (int i = 0; i < grid.size(); i++)
    {
        for (int j = 0; j < grid[i].size(); j++)
        {
            if (grid[i][j]->who() == DOODLEBUGS)
            {
                doodlebugs.push_back(grid[i][j]);
            }
        }
    }

    for (auto doodlebugs : doodlebugs)
    {
        doodlebugs->move(*this);
    }

    vector<Tile*> ants;
    for (int i = 0; i < grid.size(); i++)
    {
        for (int j = 0; j < grid[i].size(); j++)
        {
            if (grid[i][j]->who() == ANTS)
            {
                ants.push_back(grid[i][j]);
            }
        }
    }

    for (auto ants : ants)
    {
        ants->move(*this);
    }

}

void World::run_simulation()
{
    sf::RenderWindow window(sf::VideoMode(400, 400), "ANTS VS DOODLEBUGS");
    int count = 0;
    while (window.isOpen())
    {
        sf::Event event;
        while (window.pollEvent(event))
        {
            if (event.type == sf::Event::Closed)
                window.close();
            //cout << event.type << endl;
            if (sf::Keyboard::isKeyPressed(sf::Keyboard::Enter))
            {
                window.clear();
                count++;
                if (count == 2)
                {
                    move();
                    count = 0;
                }
                display(window);
                window.display();
                sf::sleep(sf::milliseconds(100));
            }
        }
        //sf::sleep(sf::milliseconds(33));
        window.clear();
        display(window);
        //shape.move(sf::Vector2f(rand()%3 -1, rand()%3 - 1));
        //shape.rotate(1);
        //window.draw(shape);
        window.display();
    }
}

void Tile::tile_swap(Tile*& pTile1, Tile*& pTile2)
{
    swap(pTile1->x, pTile2->x);
    swap(pTile1->y, pTile2->y);
    swap(pTile1, pTile2);
    pTile1->fix_shape_position();
    pTile2->fix_shape_position();
}

void Tile::fix_shape_position()
{
    shape.setPosition(sf::Vector2f(x * SQUARE_PIXELS, y * SQUARE_PIXELS));
}

//default move statement for organisms
void Tile::move(World& w)
{
    switch (rand() % NUMBER_OF_DIRECTIONS)
    {
    case UP:
        if (y > 0)
        {
            if (w[x][y - 1]->who() == EMPTY)
            {
                Tile::tile_swap(w[x][y], w[x][y - 1]);
            }
        }
        break;
    case DOWN:
        if (y < Y_SIZE - 1)
        {
            if (w[x][y + 1]->who() == EMPTY)
            {
                Tile::tile_swap(w[x][y], w[x][y + 1]);
            }
        }
        break;
    case LEFT:
        if (x > 0)
        {
            //go left
            if (w[x - 1][y]->who() == EMPTY)
            {
                Tile::tile_swap(w[x][y], w[x - 1][y]);
            }
        }
        break;
    case RIGHT:
        if (x < X_SIZE - 1)
        {
            if (w[x + 1][y]->who() == EMPTY)
            {
                Tile::tile_swap(w[x][y], w[x + 1][y]);
            }
        }
        break;
    }

}

Empty* Doodlebugs::starve(int x, int y)
{
    return new Empty(x, y);
}

//move statement for ants
void Ants::move(World& w)
{
    //directions
    switch (rand() % NUMBER_OF_DIRECTIONS)
    {
    case UP:
        if (y > 0)
        {
            if (w[x][y - 1]->who() == EMPTY)
            {
                Tile::tile_swap(w[x][y], w[x][y - 1]);
                ANTS_COUNTER--;
            }
            //once ant has taken 3 or more steps and theres an ant adjacent, breed if theres an empty spot
            else if (ANTS_COUNTER == 0 && (w[x][y - 1]->who() == ANTS ||
                                           w[x - 1][y]->who() == ANTS ||
                                           w[x][y + 1]->who() == ANTS ||
                                           w[x + 1][y]->who() == ANTS))
            {
                ANTS_COUNTER = 3;
                if ((x < (X_SIZE - 1)) && w[x + 1][y]->who() == EMPTY)
                {
                    w[x + 1][y] = breed(x + 1, y);
                }
                else if ((x > 0) && w[x - 1][y]->who() == EMPTY)
                {
                    w[x - 1][y] = breed(x - 1, y);
                }
                else if ((y < (Y_SIZE - 1)) && w[x][y + 1]->who() == EMPTY)
                {
                    w[x][y + 1] = breed(x, y + 1);
                }
                else if ((y > 0) && w[x][y - 1]->who() == EMPTY)
                {
                    w[x][y - 1] = breed(x, y - 1);
                }
            }
        }
        break;
    case DOWN:
        if (y < Y_SIZE - 1)
        {
            if (w[x][y + 1]->who() == EMPTY)
            {
                Tile::tile_swap(w[x][y], w[x][y + 1]);
                ANTS_COUNTER--;
            }
            else if (ANTS_COUNTER == 0 && (w[x][y - 1]->who() == ANTS ||
                                           w[x - 1][y]->who() == ANTS ||
                                           w[x][y + 1]->who() == ANTS ||
                                           w[x + 1][y]->who() == ANTS))
            {
                ANTS_COUNTER = 3;
                if ((x < (X_SIZE - 1)) && w[x + 1][y]->who() == EMPTY)
                {
                    w[x + 1][y] = breed(x + 1, y);
                }
                else if ((x > 0) && w[x - 1][y]->who() == EMPTY)
                {
                    w[x - 1][y] = breed(x - 1, y);
                }
                else if ((y < (Y_SIZE - 1)) && w[x][y + 1]->who() == EMPTY)
                {
                    w[x][y + 1] = breed(x, y + 1);
                }
                else if ((y > 0) && w[x][y - 1]->who() == EMPTY)
                {
                    w[x][y - 1] = breed(x, y - 1);
                }
            }
        }
        break;
    case LEFT:
        if (x > 0)
        {
            //go left
            if (w[x - 1][y]->who() == EMPTY)
            {
                Tile::tile_swap(w[x][y], w[x - 1][y]);
                ANTS_COUNTER--;
            }
            else if (ANTS_COUNTER == 0 && (w[x][y - 1]->who() == ANTS ||
                                           w[x - 1][y]->who() == ANTS ||
                                           w[x][y + 1]->who() == ANTS ||
                                           w[x + 1][y]->who() == ANTS))
            {
                ANTS_COUNTER = 3;
                if ((x < (X_SIZE - 1)) && w[x + 1][y]->who() == EMPTY)
                {
                    w[x + 1][y] = breed(x + 1, y);
                }
                else if ((x > 0) && w[x - 1][y]->who() == EMPTY)
                {
                    w[x - 1][y] = breed(x - 1, y);
                }
                else if ((y < (Y_SIZE - 1)) && w[x][y + 1]->who() == EMPTY)
                {
                    w[x][y + 1] = breed(x, y + 1);
                }
                else if ((y > 0) && w[x][y - 1]->who() == EMPTY)
                {
                    w[x][y - 1] = breed(x, y - 1);
                }
            }
        }
        break;
    case RIGHT:
        if (x < X_SIZE - 1)
        {
            if (w[x + 1][y]->who() == EMPTY)
            {
                Tile::tile_swap(w[x][y], w[x + 1][y]);
                ANTS_COUNTER--;
            }
            else if (ANTS_COUNTER == 0 && (w[x][y - 1]->who() == ANTS ||
                                           w[x - 1][y]->who() == ANTS ||
                                           w[x][y + 1]->who() == ANTS ||
                                           w[x + 1][y]->who() == ANTS))
            {
                ANTS_COUNTER = 3;
                if ((x < (X_SIZE - 1)) && w[x + 1][y]->who() == EMPTY)
                {
                    w[x + 1][y] = breed(x + 1, y);
                }
                else if ((x > 0) && w[x - 1][y]->who() == EMPTY)
                {
                    w[x - 1][y] = breed(x - 1, y);
                }
                else if ((y < (Y_SIZE - 1)) && w[x][y + 1]->who() == EMPTY)
                {
                    w[x][y + 1] = breed(x, y + 1);
                }
                else if ((y > 0) && w[x][y - 1]->who() == EMPTY)
                {
                    w[x][y - 1] = breed(x, y - 1);
                }
            }
        }
        break;
    }
}

void Doodlebugs::move(World& w)
{
    switch (rand() % NUMBER_OF_DIRECTIONS)
    {

    case UP:
        if (y > 0)
        {
            if (STARVATION_COUNTER == 0)
            {
                w[x][y] = starve(x, y);
            }
            else if (w[x][y - 1]->who() == ANTS)
            {
                w[x][y - 1] = new Empty(x, y - 1);
                Tile::tile_swap(w[x][y], w[x][y - 1]);
                DOODLEBUGS_COUNTER--;
                STARVATION_COUNTER = 3;
            }
            else if (w[x][y - 1]->who() == EMPTY)
            {
                Tile::tile_swap(w[x][y], w[x][y - 1]);
                DOODLEBUGS_COUNTER--;
                STARVATION_COUNTER--;
            }
            if (DOODLEBUGS_COUNTER == 0 && (w[x][y - 1]->who() == DOODLEBUGS ||
                                                 w[x - 1][y]->who() == DOODLEBUGS ||
                                                 w[x][y + 1]->who() == DOODLEBUGS ||
                                                 w[x + 1][y]->who() == DOODLEBUGS))
            {
                DOODLEBUGS_COUNTER = 8;
                if ((x < (X_SIZE - 1)) && w[x + 1][y]->who() == EMPTY)
                {
                    w[x + 1][y] = breed(x + 1, y);
                }
                else if ((x > 0) && w[x - 1][y]->who() == EMPTY)
                {
                    w[x - 1][y] = breed(x - 1, y);
                }
                else if ((y < (Y_SIZE - 1)) && w[x][y + 1]->who() == EMPTY)
                {
                    w[x][y + 1] = breed(x, y + 1);
                }
                else if ((y > 0) && w[x][y - 1]->who() == EMPTY)
                {
                    w[x][y - 1] = breed(x, y - 1);
                }
            }

        }
        break;
    case DOWN:
        if (y < Y_SIZE - 1)
        {
            if (STARVATION_COUNTER == 0)
            {
                w[x][y] = starve(x, y);
            }
            else if (w[x][y + 1]->who() == ANTS)
            {
                w[x][y + 1] = new Empty(x, y + 1);
                Tile::tile_swap(w[x][y], w[x][y + 1]);
                DOODLEBUGS_COUNTER--;
                STARVATION_COUNTER = 3;
            }
            else if (w[x][y + 1]->who() == EMPTY)
            {
                Tile::tile_swap(w[x][y], w[x][y + 1]);
                DOODLEBUGS_COUNTER--;
                STARVATION_COUNTER--;
            }
            if (DOODLEBUGS_COUNTER == 0 && (w[x][y - 1]->who() == DOODLEBUGS ||
                                                 w[x - 1][y]->who() == DOODLEBUGS ||
                                                 w[x][y + 1]->who() == DOODLEBUGS ||
                                                 w[x + 1][y]->who() == DOODLEBUGS))
            {
                DOODLEBUGS_COUNTER = 8;
                if ((x < (X_SIZE - 1)) && w[x + 1][y]->who() == EMPTY)
                {
                    w[x + 1][y] = breed(x + 1, y);
                }
                else if ((x > 0) && w[x - 1][y]->who() == EMPTY)
                {
                    w[x - 1][y] = breed(x - 1, y);
                }
                else if ((y < (Y_SIZE - 1)) && w[x][y + 1]->who() == EMPTY)
                {
                    w[x][y + 1] = breed(x, y + 1);
                }
                else if ((y > 0) && w[x][y - 1]->who() == EMPTY)
                {
                    w[x][y - 1] = breed(x, y - 1);
                }
            }
        }
        break;
    case LEFT:
        if (x > 0)
        {
            //go left
            if (STARVATION_COUNTER == 0)
            {
                w[x][y] = starve(x, y);
            }
            else if (w[x - 1][y]->who() == ANTS)
            {
                w[x][y + 1] = new Empty(x - 1, y);
                Tile::tile_swap(w[x][y], w[x - 1][y]);
                DOODLEBUGS_COUNTER--;
                STARVATION_COUNTER = 3;
            }
            else if (w[x - 1][y]->who() == EMPTY)
            {
                Tile::tile_swap(w[x][y], w[x - 1][y]);
                DOODLEBUGS_COUNTER--;
                STARVATION_COUNTER--;
            }
            if (DOODLEBUGS_COUNTER == 0 && (w[x][y - 1]->who() == DOODLEBUGS ||
                                                 w[x - 1][y]->who() == DOODLEBUGS ||
                                                 w[x][y + 1]->who() == DOODLEBUGS ||
                                                 w[x + 1][y]->who() == DOODLEBUGS))
            {
                DOODLEBUGS_COUNTER = 8;
                if ((x < (X_SIZE - 1)) && w[x + 1][y]->who() == EMPTY)
                {
                    w[x + 1][y] = breed(x + 1, y);
                }
                else if ((x > 0) && w[x - 1][y]->who() == EMPTY)
                {
                    w[x - 1][y] = breed(x - 1, y);
                }
                else if ((y < (Y_SIZE - 1)) && w[x][y + 1]->who() == EMPTY)
                {
                    w[x][y + 1] = breed(x, y + 1);
                }
                else if ((y > 0) && w[x][y - 1]->who() == EMPTY)
                {
                    w[x][y - 1] = breed(x, y - 1);
                }
            }
        }
        break;
    case RIGHT:
        if (x < X_SIZE - 1)
        {
            if (STARVATION_COUNTER == 0)
            {
                w[x][y] = starve(x, y);
            }
            else if (w[x + 1][y]->who() == ANTS)
            {
                w[x + 1][y] = new Empty(x + 1, y);
                Tile::tile_swap(w[x][y], w[x + 1][y]);
                DOODLEBUGS_COUNTER--;
                STARVATION_COUNTER = 3;
            }
            else if (w[x + 1][y]->who() == EMPTY)
            {
                Tile::tile_swap(w[x][y], w[x + 1][y]);
                DOODLEBUGS_COUNTER--;
                STARVATION_COUNTER--;

            }
            if (DOODLEBUGS_COUNTER == 0 && (w[x][y - 1]->who() == DOODLEBUGS ||
                                                 w[x - 1][y]->who() == DOODLEBUGS ||
                                                 w[x][y + 1]->who() == DOODLEBUGS ||
                                                 w[x + 1][y]->who() == DOODLEBUGS))
            {
                DOODLEBUGS_COUNTER = 8;
                if ((x < (X_SIZE - 1)) && w[x + 1][y]->who() == EMPTY)
                {
                    w[x+1][y] = breed(x + 1, y);
                }
                else if ((x > 0) && w[x - 1][y]->who() == EMPTY)
                {
                    w[x-1][y] = breed(x - 1, y);
                }
                else if ((y < (Y_SIZE - 1)) && w[x][y + 1]->who() == EMPTY)
                {
                    w[x][y+1] = breed(x, y + 1);
                }
                else if ((y > 0) && w[x][y - 1]->who() == EMPTY)
                {
                    w[x][y-1] = breed(x, y - 1);
                }
            }
        }
        break;
    }

}

Ants* Ants::breed(int x, int y)
{
    return new Ants(x, y);
}

Doodlebugs* Doodlebugs::breed(int x, int y)
{
    return new Doodlebugs(x, y);
}

vector<Tile*>& World::operator[](int index)
{
    if (index >= grid.size())
    {
        throw Index_out_of_bounds();
    }
    return grid.at(index);
}
const vector<Tile*>& World::operator[](int index) const
{
    if (index >= grid.size())
    {
        throw Index_out_of_bounds();
    }
    return grid.at(index);
}

I am unsure whats going on in which it causes the code to crash after a certain point, is it the counter? What could I do to fix this?
EDIT 1: Updated simulation function to make it easier to debug


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Wiwi Jury
Wiwi Jury Results: Besa Krasniqi is our favourite to win Festivali i Këngës 54
byRamadan Besim
Over the past week the Wiwi Jury — our in-house panel of musical unprofessionals — has been reviewing all thirty semi finalists competing in Festivali i Këngës 54 — Albania's national selection for Eurovision 2016. We may not have an Albanian passport, but we certainly had strong opinions. Below you can see our top 10 and their average score out of 10. Click on the song title to read our reviews in full. Do you agree with us that Besa Krasniqi or Flaka Krelani should win? Let us know in the comments box below!
You can watch the Festivali i Këngës 54 semi-finals live on RTSH on December 25 and 26 and the grand final on eurovision.tv from 20:45 CET December 27.
1. Besa Krasniqi with "Liroje zemrën" (8.94)
The Positive: "Liroje zemrën is radio-friendly and I see this hitting the charts all over Europe. Besa is giving me hope, life and light with her uplifting number…so much so that I'm dying to know what she's singing about. The enticing introduction is exactly the right length to get me hooked before she launches into her lovely chorus."
The Negative: "The song is somewhat flat — I'd like a few more hills."
2. Flaka Krelani with "S'je për mua" (8.25)
The Positive: "This is very promising. Flaka has a good, expressive voice….Flaka is 2016. Flaka is sultry. Flaka is seducing me with her sound, her voice and her lovely song. The last minute is so amazing, it gives me the chills"
The Negative: "It starts to drag at around two minutes, and the current version is way over three minutes."
3. Sigi Bastri with "Ëngjëll i lirë" (8.13)
The Positive: "Finally — someone who is bringing well-measured drama! The chorus hits you like a bat out of hell and the wall of sound gives me major feels….A modern song with decent, passionate vocals from Sigi. This is one of the best entries in the field. The choruses fire up spectacularly and if Sigi performs it well live, it should have a chance at victory."
The Negative: "The musical accompaniment sounds a bit cheap in places, but that can easily be fixed. I think it loses steam in the final minute, but perhaps she'll be magical live."
4. Enxhi Nasufi with "Infinit" (7.94)
The Positive: "Finally — a FiK singer with proper star quality! Infinit is one of the most modern songs in this year's Festivali i Këngës, and one of my favourites. The song is catchy, full of energy and Enxhi sings it proudly."
The Negative: "There's a slight disco feel to this — a bit too vintage for me — but I appreciate the energy and light."
5. Nilsa Hysi with "Asaj" (7.63)
The Positive: "This song has been on repeat ever since the FiK 54 songs were released. Something about this compels me to play it again and again. Nilsa's lovely voice amazes me — and this song is the perfect platform to show it off. Once I realised the chorus was not Nilsa calling out desperately for Essaï, I realised this is my personal favourite. This is absolutely flawless and I would be overjoyed if Albania sent Nilsa to Stockholm."
The Negative: "Sadly it's a bit repetitive and lacks the emotional oomph needed to elevate it beyond disposable pop."
6. Teuta Kurti with "Në sytë e mi" (7.19)
The Positive: "This is a song with plenty of potential. With the right staging, it could be a contender to win the festival. She has some of the best vocals in the competition — no doubt! I can't wait to see this live, because Teuta sounds like she's a very physical, very emotional singer, using everything she has to get those notes out."
The Negative: "This goes on a bit, and not even all the squealing and oooing and assorted vocal flourishes can save it."
7. Jozefina Simoni with "Një det me ty" (7.13)
The Positive: "This is a powerful song and another one of my big favourites. Jozefina connects with the music and the change of pace after the first chorus takes this to another level. There are some interesting things happening with the melody in the verses and the chorus ends up being big and dramatic in a good way."
The Negative: "That guitar solo really doesn't fit. There's something missing and I don't know what it is. Hopefully Jozefina does and will bring it to the live shows."
8. Erga Halilaj with "Monolog" (7.13)
The Positive: "Erga oozes soul and, in the rare moments the song lets her showcase her vocals, as from 1:46 to 2:02, she's a woman in control and I'm happy to follow. Erga has the powerful vocals to carry this song and I think she could be a dark horse to win it all."
The Negative: "I'm sure Erga Halilaj will give us an outstanding performance, but the song drags too much to be considered a contender. Unfortunately the iconic FiK guitar doesn't fit."
9. Aslaidon Zaimaj with "Merrmë që sot" (7)
The Positive: "Easily one of the most modern songs in this year's Festivali i Këngës — and one of my favourites. You'd think a song with so many different styles wouldn't work. But for me 'Merrmë që sot' works perfectly. It's easily one of the catchiest songs in this year's semi-finals. It could be really thrilling live."
The Negative: "There's no cohesion and I think they'd struggle to choose a 15-second clip for the video recap as they journey from clangs to bangs and beyond."
10. Eneda Tarifa with "Përrallë" (6.94)
The Positive: "It's dark, dramatic, energetic and I'm loving it. Eneda is one beautiful lady and her voice is perfect for the song. It's the closest thing to being the Albanian 'Rise Like A Phoenix'. The 'oh-oh-oh' bridge is a musical masterpiece and the song concludes in spectacular fashion. A genuine contender!"
The Negative: "The song itself doesn't appeal to me — I want something brighter and happier."
Who is YOUR favourite? Let us know in the comments box below!
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Based on the live performances from the 1st semi and this list, I'd make the top 2 (and only songs that caught my interest):
1. Enxhi Nasufi – "Infinit"
2. Besa Krasniqi – "Liroje zemrën"
I thought Enxhi's song had a lot of energy and think it will be even better live. Only negatives I can point out is a couple of awkward transitions, but otherwise quite enjoyed it
ENEDA <33333333
DenizNL
She already lives in Stockholm, I heard. And her song is just perfect. She has gotta win.
mocosuburbian
the only song I would vote for is Asaj
which is good because it seems to be right up there in the top 5 unlike Marsela from last year
My favourites are Besa, Revolt Klan, Eneda, Nilsa, Sigi, and Jozefina, in that order. If any one of those win Albania will be on the fast track to my Top 10 in 2016. However, Albania never ends up choosing my favourite songs and I'm expecting one of the shouty songs by one of the 30 year old females or the duet to win.
Besa probably has the freshest song, Flaka sounds too 90's.
None of the other songs grab you like Liroje Zemrën does.
Paul D
Klodian and Rezarta FTW honestly, they have the best song and the voices work very well
Eneda is too underrated and is my pick for Albania but I think it's going to be Klodian and Rezarta that are going to take the crown because of the 100% Jury Vote.
I really like Flaka, Nilsa and Besa a lot too.


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Q: What is the probability to complete 3 patterns on the balls? We take out from the basket with unique x balls -  y balls, and need a probability of the patterns complete (all three together). For that i need a conditional probability that third pattern complete, if we already have first two. All patterns consider it's own balls amount, and numbers
For example: we take 50 balls from the basket of 100
we check pattern: 1, 3, 5 ball in first 30 of them.
3, 4, 7 balls in all 50,
1,3,4,8 balls in 40
What is the probability, to have all three pattern together?
Thanks in advance for any help!

A: All three events are independent otherwise you shall not have events A1, A2 and A3 occur like what you have said.  In other words, if A1 were to mean the first 10 and you have 2 necessary, then you cannot have the event A2 meaning the first 20 and only have 1 necessary and further you can't have A3 meaning the first 15 and have suddenly 5 necessary unless the definition of necessary means different things every time and that is what you are getting at.  Then it becomes almost next to impossible to find the intersection of these events to calculate the conditional probability.  I could be wrong but this is what my sense is.
If they are all independent then the conditional probability is $P(A_3/A_2A_1) = P(A_3)$  and that $P(A_3)$ is a hypergeometric probability calculated alike like the one for A1 which is $\frac{{m_1 \choose2}{m_2 \choose 1}{(N-m_1-m_2)\choose (n_1-3)}}{{N \choose n_1}}$
and for A3 it is $\frac{{m_1 \choose5}{(N-m_1-m_2)\choose (n_3-5)}}{{N \choose n_3}}$
where $m_1$ in N are necessary, $m_2$ in N are wasted and $N-m_1-m_2$ in N are unknowns.
Is this the problem of your making.  Could you let us know the source of the problem?


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New York's Office of Cannabis Management said Thursday that it will begin accepting applications for adult-use cannabis retail licenses later this month.
Would-be dispensary owners will be able to submit their applications beginning on August 25. The application is scheduled to close on September 26.
In the announcement on Thursday, the agency reminded applicants that "New York's first legal adult-use retail dispensaries will be operated by those most impacted by the enforcement of the prohibition of cannabis, who will make the first sales of adult-use cannabis in New York with products grown by New York farmers," a key tenet of the state's "Seeding Opportunity Initiative" that was unveiled earlier this year.
"Today's announcement brings us to the precipice of legal, licensed cannabis sales in New York State," Tremaine Wright, chair of the state Cannabis Control Board, said in a statement on Thursday. "With the Seeding Opportunity Initiative, New York has affirmed our commitment to making sure the first sales are conducted by those harmed by prohibition. We're writing a new playbook for what an equitable launch of a cannabis industry looks like, and hope future states follow our lead."
The board said that prospective applicants must meet the following qualifications in order to receive a dispensary license: "have a marijuana-related offense conviction that occurred prior to the passage of the Marijuana Regulation and Tax Act (MRTA) on March 31, 2021, or have had a parent, legal guardian, child, spouse, or dependent with a pre-MRTA marijuana-related offense conviction in the State of New York"; and "have experience owning and operating a qualifying business."
"In just two weeks my team will start accepting applications for adult-use retail cannabis dispensaries. This is a monumental step in establishing the most equitable, diverse, and accessible cannabis industry in the nation," Chris Alexander, executive director of the Office of Cannabis Management, said on Thursday. "We've worked to make this application as simple as possible for all interested applicants, and I cannot emphasize it enough that you do not need any legal expertise to fill this application out."
New York legalized recreational cannabis for adults last year, when then-Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed a bill into law. The state's first recreational marijuana crop was planted in the spring, and the first dispensaries have been slated to open at some point before the end of the year.
"New York's farms have been the backbone of our state's economy since before the American Revolution, and now, New York's farms will be at the center of the most equitable cannabis industry in the nation," New York Gov. Kathy Hochul said in April after the state approved the first 50 cultivation licenses. "I'm proud to announce the first adult-use cannabis cultivation licenses in the state, and I'm proud of the work the Office of Cannabis Management and the Cannabis Control Board are doing to get adult-use cannabis sales up and running as fast as possible without compromising our mission to uplift communities and individuals most impacted by the past century of cannabis prohibition."
Since taking over for Cuomo, who resigned last summer amid allegations of sexual misconduct, Hochul has prioritized getting the state's recreational cannabis market up and running.
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"New York's new cannabis industry is creating exciting opportunities, and we will ensure that New Yorkers who want careers in this growing sector have the quality training they need to be successful," Hochul said at the time. "Diversity and inclusion are what makes New York's workforce a competitive, powerful asset, and we will continue to take concrete steps to help ensure everyone has the opportunity to participate in the cannabis industry."
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Electric off-road vehicles have a few obvious advantages over their gasoline-fueled counterparts. One is their noise -- or lack thereof. Without a standard internal combustion engine, electric off-road vehicles are very quiet. That can be a plus for hunters, as well as for the military. These vehicles are so quiet that drivers may actually find the silence disconcerting.
Driving an electric off-road vehicle is also friendlier to the environment. Anyone traveling behind one of these vehicles won't have to choke on gas fumes, because there aren't any.
Another big benefit of driving an electric off-road vehicle is the cost savings. Polaris' Ranger EV costs about $0.035 per mile to operate compared to $0.09 per mile for a traditional gasoline-fueled vehicle [source: Business Wire].
The obvious disadvantage to taking an electric vehicle off-road is the limited battery life. The longest-range vehicles can only take you about 50 miles (80 kilograms) before needing to recharge, which can be a real inconvenience when you're far off the beaten path. The batteries also add a lot of weight, which may make it difficult to go screaming around tight turns.
When it comes to riding electric off-road vehicles, the safety provided is virtually equal to that of other off-road vehicles. However, concerns have been raised over the safety of the batteries themselves. Lithium-ion batteries have been known to overheat, which can lead to a fire or even an explosion. This shouldn't be a concern for much longer, however: Manufacturers are working to come up with safer battery options.
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