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#pragma once

#include "base.h"

#include <vector>
#include <string>

namespace altruct {
namespace math {

/**
 * Prime sieve of Eratosthenes up to `n`
 *
 * Performs Eratosthenes prime sieving and stores the result in the provided
 * arrays. Array `p` contains all the primes up to `n`, whereas array `q`
 * contains flags whether the number at the given index is prime or not. If
 * null pointer is passed for one of those arrays, the corresponding output
 * won't be stored. At least one of `p` or `q` needs to be non-null.
 *
 * If only `p` is specified, `p` needs to be of size at least `n`.
 * If both `p` and `q` are specified, `p` needs to be of size at least `pi(n)`.
 * `q` if specified, needs to be of size at least `n`.
 *
 * Complexity: O(n log log n)
 *
 * @param p - array to store primes up to `n`, or null if not required
 * @param q - array to store prime flags up to `n`, or null if not required
 * @param n - performs sieving for numbers up to `n` (exclusive)
 * @return - number of primes up to `n`
 */
int primes(int *p, char *q, int n);

/**
 * Prime Pi (Number of primes) up to `n`
 *
 * Stores the number of primes up to `i` for each integer `i` less than `n`.
 *
 * Complexity: O(n)
 *
 * @param pi - array to store the number of primes
 * @param n - calculates number of primes up to `n` (exclusive)
 * @param p - array of prime numbers up to `n`
 * @param m - number of prime numbers up to `n`
 */
void prime_pi(int *pi, int n, const int *p, int m);

/**
 * Euler's Phi (Number of coprimes; Totient) up to `n`
 *
 * Stores the number of numbers coprime to `i` up to `i` for each integer `i`
 * less than `n`.
 *
 * Complexity: O(n log log n)
 *
 * @param phi - array to store the number of coprimes
 * @param n - calculate number of coprimes up to `n` (exclusive)
 * @param p - array of prime numbers up to `n`
 * @param m - number of prime numbers up to `n`
 */
void euler_phi(int *phi, int n, const int *p, int m);

/**
 * Moebius Mu (+/-1 if squarefree, 0 otherwise) up to `n`
 *
 * Moebius Mu for each integer `i` is defined as:
 *    0 if `i` is not a square-free positive integer
 *   +1 if `i` is a square-free positive integer with an even number of prime factors
 *   -1 if `i` is a square-free positive integer with an odd number of prime factors
 *
 * Complexity: O(n log log n)
 *
 * @param mu - array to store the result
 * @param n - calculate moebius mu up to `n` (exclusive)
 */
void moebius_mu(int *mu, int n, const int* p = 0, int m = 0);

/**
 * Prime Nu up to `n`
 *
 * Calculates the number of distinct primes in `i` for each integer `i` less than `n`.
 *
 * Complexity: O(n log log n)
 *
 * @param nu - array to store the result
 * @param n - calculate prime nu up to `n` (exclusive)
 */
void prime_nu(int *nu, int n, const int* p, int m);

/**
 * Segmented PrimeQ in range `[b, e)`
 *
 * Stores whether `i` is prime for each integer `i` in range `[b, e)`.
 * Prime numbers up to `sqrt(e)` should be provided. I.e. `p[m-1] >= sqrt(e-1)`.
 *
 * Complexity: O((e - b) log log e)
 *
 * @param q - array to store the result
 * @param b, e - range `[b, e)`
 * @param p - array of prime numbers up to `sqrt(e)`
 * @param m - number of prime numbers up to `sqrt(e)`
 */
void segmented_q(char* q, int64_t b, int64_t e, const int *p, int m);

/**
 * Segmented Euler's Phi (Number of coprimes; Totient) in range `[b, e)`
 *
 * Stores the number of numbers coprime to `i` up to `i` for each integer `i`
 * in range `[b, e)`.
 * Prime numbers up to `sqrt(e)` should be provided. I.e. `p[m-1] >= sqrt(e-1)`.
 *
 * Complexity: O((e - b) log log e)
 *
 * @param phi - array to store the number of coprimes
 * @param tmp - temporary array
 * @param b, e - calculate number of coprimes in range `[b, e)`
 * @param p - array of prime numbers up to `sqrt(e)`
 * @param m - number of prime numbers up to `sqrt(e)`
 */
void segmented_phi(int64_t *phi, int64_t *tmp, int64_t b, int64_t e, const int *p, int m);

/**
 * Segmented Moebius Mu (+/-1 if squarefree, 0 otherwise) in range `[b, e)`
 *
 * Moebius Mu for each integer `i` is defined as:
 *    0 if `i` is not a square-free positive integer
 *   +1 if `i` is a square-free positive integer with an even number of prime factors
 *   -1 if `i` is a square-free positive integer with an odd number of prime factors
 * Prime numbers up to `sqrt(e)` should be provided. I.e. `p[m-1] >= sqrt(e-1)`.
 *
 * Complexity: O((e - b) log log e)
 *
 * @param mu - array to store the result
 * @param b, e - calculate number of coprimes in range `[b, e)`
 * @param p - array of prime numbers up to `sqrt(e)`
 * @param m - number of prime numbers up to `sqrt(e)`
 */
void segmented_mu(int64_t *mu, int64_t b, int64_t e, const int *p, int m);

/**
 * Divisor Sigma 0 (Number of divisors) up to `n`
 *
 * Complexity: O(n log n)
 *
 * @param ds0 - array to store the result
 * @param n - calculate number of divisors up to `n` (exclusive)
 */
void divisor_sigma0(int *ds0, int n);

/**
 * Divisor Sigma 1 (Sum of divisors) up to `n`
 *
 * Complexity: O(n log n)
 *
 * @param ds1 - array to store the result
 * @param n - calculate sum of divisors up to `n` (exclusive)
 */
void divisor_sigma1(int64_t *ds1, int n);

/**
  * Smallest prime factor for composite integers up to `n`, 0 for primes.
  *
  * Computes the smallest prime factor for composite integers up to n.
  * For primes, 0 is stored instead. This allows factoring 64-bit integers
  * as the smallest prime factor can only be greater than sqrt(n) for primes.
  *
  * Output array `spf` needs to be of size `n`.
  *
  * Complexity: O(n log log n)
  *
  * @param spf - array of size `n` to store the result
  * @param n - factors numbers up to `n` (exclusive)
  */
void smallest_factor(int* spf, size_t n);

/**
 * Biggest prime factor for integers up to `n`
 *
 * Computes the biggest prime factor for integers up to n.
 *
 * Complexity: O(n log log n)
 *
 * @param bpf - array of size `n` to store the result
 * @param n - factors numbers up to `n` (exclusive)
 * @param p - array of prime numbers up to `n`
 * @param m - number of prime numbers up to `n`
 */
void factor(int *bpf, int n, const int *p, int m);

/**
 * Prime factorization of integer `n`
 *
 * Stores the prime factors and their exponents to the map `mf`. This
 * function requires a prime factors array for integers up to `n` inclusive
 * to be provided. That array can be precalculated with the `factor` function.
 *
 * Complexity: O(log n / log log n)
 *
 * @param mf - map to store prime factors and the corresponding exponents
 * @param n - integer to factor
 * @param pf - array of prime factors for integers up to `n` inclusive
 */
template<typename M>
void factor_integer_to_map(M &mf, int n, const int *pf) {
    while (n > 1) {
        int p = pf[n], e = 0;
        while (n % p == 0) {
            n /= p, e++;
        }
        mf[p] += e;
    }
}

/**
 * Prime factorization of integer `n`
 *
 * Stores the prime factors and their exponents to the vector `vf`. This
 * function requires a prime factors array for integers up to `n` inclusive
 * to be provided. That array can be precalculated with the `factor` function.
 *
 * Complexity: O(log n / log log n)
 *
 * @param vf - vector to store prime factors and the corresponding exponents
 * @param n - integer to factor
 * @param pf - array of prime factors for integers up to `n` inclusive
 */
void factor_integer(std::vector<std::pair<int, int>> &vf, int n, const int *pf);

/**
 * Prime factorization of the product of integers `vn`
 *
 * Stores the prime factors and their exponents to the vector `vf`. This
 * function requires a prime factors array for integers up to `n` inclusive
 * to be provided, where `n` is the largest element in `vn`. That array can
 * be precalculated with the `factor` function.
 *
 * Complexity: O(k log n / log log n)
 *
 * @param vf - vector to store prime factors and the corresponding exponents
 * @param vn - integers whose product to factor
 * @param pf - array of prime factors for integers up to `n` inclusive
 */
void factor_integer(std::vector<std::pair<int, int>> &vf, std::vector<int> vn, const int *pf);

/**
 * Calculates divisors from a factorization.
 *
 * Stores the divisors to the vector `vd`. Only divisors up to `maxd` are stored.
 *
 * @param vd - vector to store divisors
 * @param vf - prime factorization of the original number
 * @param maxd - maximum divisor to store, 0 for all divisors
 * @param d - reserved
 * @param i - reserved
 */
template<typename D, typename P>
void divisors(std::vector<D> &vd, const std::vector<std::pair<P, int>> &vf, D maxd = 0, D d = 1, int i = 0) {
    if (i >= (int)vf.size()) {
        vd.push_back(d);
        return;
    }
    const auto &f = vf[i];
    for (int e = 0; e <= f.second; e++) {
        divisors(vd, vf, maxd, d, i + 1);
        if (maxd > 0 && d > maxd / f.first) break;
        d *= f.first;
    }
}

/**
 * Extracts prime factors from a factorization.
 *
 * Extracts the first element `p` of each pair `(p, e)`.
 */
template<typename P>
std::vector<P> prime_factors(const std::vector<std::pair<P, int>> &vf) {
    std::vector<P> vp;
    vp.reserve(vf.size());
    for (const auto& f : vf) {
        vp.push_back(f.first);
    }
    return vp;
}

/**
* Extracts prime exponents from a factorization.
*
* Extracts the second element `e` of each pair `(p, e)`.
*/
template<typename P>
std::vector<int> prime_exponents(const std::vector<std::pair<P, int>> &vf) {
    std::vector<int> ve;
    ve.reserve(vf.size());
    for (const auto& f : vf) {
        ve.push_back(f.second);
    }
    return ve;
}

/**
 * Calculates number of divisors from a factorization.
 */
template<typename P, typename I = P>
I divisor_sigma0(const std::vector<std::pair<P, int>> &vf) {
    I r = 1;
    for (const auto& f : vf) {
        r *= f.second + 1;
    }
    return r;
}

/**
 * Calculates Euler Phi from a factorization.
 */
template<typename P, typename I = P>
I euler_phi(const std::vector<std::pair<P, int>> &vf) {
    I r = 1;
    for (const auto& f : vf) {
        r *= powT<I>(f.first, f.second - 1) * (f.first - 1);
    }
    return r;
}

/**
 * Calculates Carmichael Lambda from a factorization.
 */
template<typename P, typename I = P>
I carmichael_lambda(const std::vector<std::pair<P, int>> &vf) {
    I r = 1;
    for (const auto& f : vf) {
        int e = (f.first == 2 && f.second > 2) ? f.second - 1 : f.second;
        r = lcm<I>(r, powT<I>(f.first, e - 1) * (f.first - 1));
    }
    return r;
}

/**
 * Gives the vector of digits of `n` in base `b`.
 *
 * @param n - number to extract the digits of
 * @param b - base
 * @param len - zeros are added if necessary to fill the `len` digits
 */
template<typename I, typename B>
std::vector<B> integer_digits(const I& n, const B& b, int len = 0) {
    std::vector<B> vd;
    for (I t = n; t > 0; t /= b) {
        vd.push_back(castOf<B, I>(t % b));
    }
    while ((int)vd.size() < len) {
        vd.push_back(0);
    }
    return vd;
}

/**
 * Gives the integer from its digits in base `b`.
 *
 * @param vd - digits
 * @param b - base
 */
template<typename I, typename B>
I from_digits(const std::vector<B>& vd, const B& b) {
    I n = 0;
    for (auto it = vd.rbegin(); it != vd.rend(); ++it) {
        n *= b;
        n += *it;
    }
    return n;
}

/**
 * Converts the vector of digits to a lowercase string.
 * Only bases up to 36 are supported.
 */
template<typename B>
std::string integer_string(const std::vector<B>& digits) {
    static const char* c = "0123456789abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz";
    std::string s;
    for (auto it = digits.rbegin(); it != digits.rend(); ++it) {
        s += c[*it];
    }
    return s;
}

/**
 * Gives the string representation of `n` in base `b`.
 *
 * @param n - number to extract the digits of
 * @param b - base up to 36
 * @param len - zeros are added if necessary to fill the `len` digits
 */
template<typename I, typename B>
std::string integer_string(const I& n, const B& b, int len = 0) {
    return integer_string(integer_digits(n, b, len));
}

} // math
} // altruct


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Robert Kalina (* 29. Juni 1955 in Wien) ist ein ehemaliger Designer von Banknoten (offizielle Berufsbezeichnung: Banknotenentwerfer) bei der Oesterreichischen Nationalbank.

Alle österreichischen Schillinggeldscheine seit 1982 gingen auf seine Entwürfe zurück.

Internationale Bekanntheit erreichte er allerdings durch die Entwürfe der Eurobanknoten, die im September 1996 von einer Jury aus 44 konkurrierenden Entwürfen ausgewählt wurden. Eine besondere Schwierigkeit war die Vorgabe, dass das Design keinen Anlass für nationale Eifersüchteleien bieten sollte. Während viele andere Entwürfe in der Banknotentradition verharrten und statt bestimmbaren Persönlichkeiten zumindest anonyme Porträts verwendeten, verzichtete Kalina völlig auf Gesichter und verwendete Motive aus der europäischen Baugeschichte mit ihren länderübergreifenden Stilen.

Die Gestaltung der Eurobanknoten wurde nach deren europaweiter Einführung allgemein als gelungen bewertet, da in ihnen keine nationalen Bezüge erkennbar waren. In der nächsten Zeit ist keine wesentliche Neugestaltung geplant. Das Design für die zweite Serie der Euro-Banknoten, die von Reinhold Gerstetter umgestaltet und seit 2013 ausgegeben wurde, basiert ebenfalls auf seinen Entwürfen.

Robert Kalina entwarf auch das Design für die im Jahr 2002 eingeführte 200-Konvertible-Mark-Banknote von Bosnien-Herzegowina, die sich optisch vollkommen von den anderen Stückelungen unterscheidet.

Außerdem ist er auch verantwortlich für das Design der am 1. Jänner 2006 eingeführten Banknoten und Münzen des Aserbaidschan-Manat.

Auszeichnungen
 Österreichisches Ehrenkreuz für Wissenschaft und Kunst I. Klasse
 2011 Goldenes Ehrenzeichen für Verdienste um die Republik Österreich
 2017 Verleihung des Berufstitels Professor

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 Robert Kalina. Designer der Euro-Banknoten

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Similar to Cammina manina, this book too includes a tactile element in its cardboard pages: a little hand onto which children can place theirs. Texts by Pietro Formentini and illustrations by Francesca Crovara. A new collection by Panini publisher intended to promote the use of books to help children grow and socialise with adults, starting from the very first needs (feeding book and bathing book), to continue with simple cardboard books, to the first rhymes. By a group of Italian first level children`s authors and illustrators. Age: 2 years and up.


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Library material may be made available for displays and exhibitions throughout the county at suitable venues. Please contact the Assistant Librarian at librarian@surreyarchaeology.org.uk for more information.
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Because of limited resources the staff are unable to carry out detailed research for enquirers though a short preliminary search may be possible. Enquirers are invited to visit the library by appointment or use independent researchers. The names of independent researchers can be given on request.
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The library is not a major source of genealogical information and because of limited resources the staff may be unable to answer email family history enquiries from non-members. Useful local sources of information are the Surrey History Centre, West Surrey Family History Society and East Surrey Family History Society.

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SIDE EFFECTS: Dizziness or headache may occur as your body adjusts to the medication. If either of these effects persist or worsen, tell your doctor or pharmacist promptly. To reduce the risk of dizziness and lightheadedness, get up slowly when rising from a sitting or lying position. Remember that your doctor has prescribed this medication because he or she has judged that the benefit to you is greater than the risk of side effects. Many people using this medication do not have serious side effects. This medication may cause a serious loss of body water (dehydration) and salt/minerals. Tell your doctor right away if you have any of these unlikely but serious side effects: muscle cramps, weakness, unusual tiredness, confusion, severe dizziness, fainting, drowsiness, unusual dry mouth/thirst, nausea, vomiting, fast/irregular heartbeat. Tell your doctor right away if any of these rare but serious side effects occur: signs of kidney problems (such as change in the amount of urine), numbness/tingling/pain/redness/swelling of the arms/legs, hearing changes (such as ringing in the ears, temporary or permanent decreased hearing/deafness). A very serious allergic reaction to this drug is rare. However, get medical help right away if you notice any symptoms of a serious allergic reaction, including: rash, itching/swelling (especially of the face/tongue/throat), severe dizziness, trouble breathing. This is not a complete list of possible side effects. If you notice other effects not listed above, contact your doctor or pharmacist. In the US - Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088 or at www.fda.gov/medwatch. In Canada - Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to Health Canada at 1-866-234-2345.
DRUG INTERACTIONS: See also the How to Use section. Drug interactions may change how your medications work or increase your risk for serious side effects. This document does not contain all possible drug interactions. Keep a list of all the products you use (including prescription/nonprescription drugs and herbal products) and share it with your doctor and pharmacist. Do not start, stop, or change the dosage of any medicines without your doctor's approval. Some products that may interact with this drug include: desmopressin, lithium. Some products have ingredients that could raise your blood pressure or worsen your swelling. Tell your pharmacist what products you are using, and ask how to use them safely (especially cough-and-cold products, diet aids, or NSAIDs such as ibuprofen/naproxen).
PRECAUTIONS: Before taking torsemide, tell your doctor or pharmacist if you are allergic to it; or if you have any other allergies. This product may contain inactive ingredients, which can cause allergic reactions or other problems. Talk to your pharmacist for more details. Before using this medication, tell your doctor or pharmacist your medical history, especially of: kidney problems, liver problems, inability to make urine, gout. If you have diabetes, torsemide may rarely affect your blood sugar. Check your blood sugar regularly as directed and share the results with your doctor. Your doctor may need to adjust your diabetes medication, exercise program, or diet. Torsemide may reduce the potassium level in your blood. Your doctor may instruct you to add potassium-rich foods to your diet (such as bananas, orange juice) or prescribe potassium supplements to prevent potassium loss. Ask your doctor for more details. This drug may make you dizzy. Alcohol or marijuana (cannabis) can make you more dizzy. Do not drive, use machinery, or do anything that needs alertness until you can do it safely. Limit alcoholic beverages. Talk to your doctor if you are using marijuana (cannabis). Severe sweating, diarrhea, or vomiting can increase the risk of dehydration. Report prolonged diarrhea or vomiting to your doctor. Follow your doctor's instructions about the amount of fluids you can drink. Before having surgery, tell your doctor or dentist about all the products you use (including prescription drugs, nonprescription drugs, and herbal products). Older adults may be more sensitive to the effects of this drug, especially dizziness and water/mineral loss. During pregnancy, this drug should be used only when clearly needed. Discuss the risks and benefits with your doctor. It is unknown if this drug passes into breast milk. Consult your doctor before breast-feeding.
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I'm on a real mystery/thriller kick right now and, I am delighted to say, there are a surprising number of highly anticipated books like this coming out this year. It's only March and this is my fourth such book so far...and I've got a toppling stack more to read. And so far they've all had that delicious "unreliable narrator' that is so popular right now and I, for one, cannot get enough! Sometimes I Lie is a great example of this suspenseful and page-turning sort of novel, while also turning the genre on its head and making it wholly original and all its own.
The story is told in three alternating timelines: "Now": Amber in a coma in the hospital but not remembering what brought her there; "Then": Amber talking about issues at her job and in her personal life, starting about a week before her coma and leading up to what happened; and "Then": diary entries from the 1990s that bring interesting insight into the terror and confusion unfolding in the present time. Through much of the beginning of the story the author keeps everything somewhat vague, with Amber talking about being an outsider at work, not having a lot of friends, and being somewhat invisible to everyone, including her family. Being that the synopsis plainly states that Amber lies I tried to take everything I read with a grain of salt while trying to figure out exactly where this story was headed. Being someone who is usually pretty good at figuring twists out I am so happy to state that I was completely thrown by the many (and I mean many!) twists this story took as the myriad of tangled truths and lies finally started to fall into place. At every turn I thought I was on to something and then was completely thrown off course by the truth. And the final pages...I had read in other reviews that they hold a shocking twist and that statement is completely true. I am still trying to wrap my head around it all!
I can't really say too much more about the plot without giving something away, but I will say that the vast majority of the main characters introduced are hiding things from the reader and that all the various connections, half-truths and straight lies do come out into the light by the last page, which I appreciate as I hate when the dots aren't connected by the end. I will also say that my favorite parts of the story took place within Amber's mind while she was in a coma as these parts were so very creepy for a few different reasons. I have a tendency to get claustrophobic, so reading things about small spaces or someone being trapped tend to make me feel anxious, which makes even more of an impression for this sort of story. The sections of the story where Amber was able to hear and feel things happening around and to her made me so tense, especially when she's let us know some of her secrets but she can't communicate with the other characters to let them know. Add on to this some horrific nightmares she has that involve a little girl with no face who creepy-sings nursery rhymes to her and I was both completely horrified and completely hooked.
Sometimes I Lie is a wonderful example of the current trend in psychological thrillers where you can't trust anyone or even your own interpretation of what you're reading. Every twist has a turn and every character has a lie on their lips. If you, like me, are eating up this sort of story than you want to pick up Sometimes I Lie!
I love it! So much of Amber's time is spent in her coma, looking internally and "falling" into these strange sleep/wake cycles and nightmares and this cover makes me think of that. It's quite striking in person and gives me this sense of unsettledness and off-puttedness that mirrors the story. Really simple but really effective!
I received an ARC (advanced reader copy) of Sometimes I Lie from Flatiron Books. All opinions are mine alone. To find more information about the book, including other reviews and links to where you can purchase a copy, see Goodreads HERE.
I'm reading this right now. I'm on page 59 and I am still not impressed. Unlike you, I am finding the parts in the NOW chapters, where she is thinking while she is in a coma, kind of boring. Also, when she is thinking about incidences in the past, I notice she contradicts herself a couple of times. But these were not obvious, so I wonder if the author meant for the reader to notice or if she just made a mistake.
Hi techeditor! I hope the reading improves for you. I agree that the narrator is full of contradictions and I think most of those are probably on purpose. But I could be wrong :)!


I left school at 15, somehow knowing that a formal education wasn't going to get me anywhere. I always had inner drive and determination, even at such a young age and believed that I could be the next Oprah Winfrey – there had to be another way. At 18, I opened my first premium clothes shop in Leeds bringing brands like Replay and Diesel to the North, and by the age of 24 had sold my second business to global shoe brand Caterpillar. At 25, I transferred everything I'd learnt from running a retail store and buying in Milan and Paris, to setting up a footwear brand called Stride, which went on to be distributed in eight countries. I then knew I wanted to build brands and so set up Surgery Group as an influence agency providing brands with a story and a message. Today we're renowned for launching brands to market and helping to transform labels such as Pringle, Wrangler, Lacoste and Ellesse.
Fast forward 15 years and I now run two other companies as well: The School of Brand Fame, and celebrity agency Midas. I've also been made a partner at 'Shirlaws', a global company that helps people grow, fund and exit their businesses.
You also have two young kids. How do you balance being a mum and a business superwoman?
The honest truth: there is always a juggle. My two highest values are to be free to follow my own drive and ambition as a woman, and to be able to spend quality time with my family so that I see my children grow and play a huge role in their daily lives. I always say that my biggest challenge is the daily juggle. When I speak with other successful women on this topic they all say "…of course we drop the ball either at home or at work!" The thing I live by is to pay attention each day to what is important for today and the week/month ahead. I have things that are at the top of my list – school plays, sports days, parents evening, birthdays… I structure my week so I have fridays off with my daughter and we take long holidays (renamed #brainholidays) with the kids throughout the year. At the same time prioritising various work and projects already scheduled while being open to allow the mad creative side of me to explore new opportunities.
How does you partner fit into it all?
Both my husband and I are entrepreneurs so if either one has a great opportunity for work, we support each other as a family to be able to go and maximise that. That can take us off for a few days or two weeks depending on the job. If one goes, the other holds the fort. The key to this is letting the kids be a part of it all. To show them what we do at work. Our greatest intention is that the kids come first and they also realise that mummy and daddy work because we love to do what we do and not because we have to. That way they know work can be fun and come from a place of love, passion and true purpose.
This may sounds crazy but being true to myself. I never realised when I was single how much time I had on my hands. Now I realise only too well how much every moment counts, or I can find myself in a space of being overwhelmed with work, and juggling too much. I believe we know when we are in balance and when we are out. I now must feel truly passionate about any project I take on and have to believe it has legs. I'm experience -rich which enables me to act swiftly and quickly with decisions, yet I'm also time-poor and so moments spent on any project now mean so much more than they once did. If I'm using my time foolishly I end up becoming frustrated.
Have you ever thought 'I can't do this anymore' – and how do you overcome that feeling?
Yes, indeed, and aren't those the moments when we have our biggest shifts?! I have worked since the age of 16 and I have had serious periods in my life when I have said "I can't do this any more!" When this happens I know the only thing to do to survive the thought is to honour myself and listen to my inner voice. Usually when this feeling comes out something seriously needs to change, and it always does. I allow myself time and space to reflect, in the past I have gone away for a month and spent it in Peru in the jungle or when I had my daughter (child number two) I simply knew that I had to shift what I was doing in order to accommodate two children. If you are open to change but are unsure how to work with it, then I am a big believer that people and opportunities have a funny way of presenting themselves.
Do you ever notice the presence of the "glass ceiling" as a working mum?
I have always run and owned my own businesses, which has provided me with enormous freedom for growth so the glass ceiling has not been apparent. I've worked with many dads who have young children and understand just as well the juggle with family and work-drive and commitment to growth and success in their career. I am fortunate enough to see first-hand that women and men are coming together in the workplace and in the home and can offer huge mutual support in both areas. I am also more than aware that this is not the case for many large organisations, but what if we could turn the minority businesses that are performing in this way into the majority? I wonder if the work/life mix with men and women at the helm would be more in balance and create a happier, healthier place?
What's your greatest tip to women trying to succeed in business?
Keep going! Shift things, change things, move things around, even start the project again and use the teachings that arise from any perceived failure. Stay true to your DNA, your passion, your message, your voice and be clear on what you want to be known for and how you want to leave people feeling. If you stay true to this then no matter how many times people tell you that can't and won't or "it will never work", you will know, deep in your heart, that you can and will get there.
Should women expect to have it all?
What is having it all? Everybody's version of that is different – expectations breed more expectation, and expectations can lead to disappointment. Live in the now, be present in your current situation, react to your daily needs and dreams, strive to achieve your goals and what's meant for you will not pass you by.


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Low to No-Prep Winter Resources for the Music Room
by SillyOMusic | music listening
Just the thought of teaching in December is enough to make music teachers twitch. The kids are hyped-up for the holidays, you have concerts to plan, and let's not forget about colds that pop up at the worst times. I'll be sharing some winter sub-tub stuffers that may come in handy when you least expect to be writing sub plans. Just print-copy-and-be-done-with it!
Musical 4 Corners: The Nutcracker Game
Four Corners is a favorite game of mine in the music room. There are lots of different versions in this bundle so I'm able to use it as a quick wrap-up for most lessons. The Nutcracker version has excerpts from 10 pieces from the suite and requires students to use their recall to figure out which one is being played. It's a very low-pressure game that's also engaging, even for the students that are eliminated. There are lots of slides so it's likely that you will get multiple rounds from just one presentation. I also have Nutcracker coloring pages that are fun to use when listening to the music.
Low-Prep Printables
My Winter printable sets have a music theory component and most of them can be colored. They also include spinner games which are very center and sub-friendly. Color-by-Note pages are my emergency go-to. If I had a primary class while running a rehearsal in the cafetorium, color-by-note. If I had to keep a group silent behind the stage, color-by-note. If I had to cover a class at the last minute, color… by… note.
Check out the bundle to snag all of the following sets:
Winter printables
Christmas color-by-note
Hanukkah color-by-note
New Year color-by-note
Little Snowflakes Boom Cards (bonus online activity)
Save with the bundle!
Pre-K & Kindergarten Winter Lesson Plan
Early childhood lessons are sometimes the hardest to plan because they require so many activities. If you are teaching a class full of 4-year-olds, each activity should last 4 minutes. I've used this polar-bear-themed lesson with my own Pre-K and K classes and they enjoy the various songs and activities. If you have them for a particularly long block of time, extension ideas are included and students love repeating the activities for multiple weeks.
Little Snowflakes Internet Activity
This interactive activity is one of my favorites. Students can move the flashlight around to find a snowflake. Once they do, the song "Little Snowflakes" is played. With each additional snowflake they find, more and more of the lyrics disappear. Alternatively, the teacher could move the flashlight while the kids tell them where to go.
This activity is available for Google Slides and Boom Cards. The best way to play this game is with Boom Cards. The presentation flows so smoothly. If learning how to use Boom Cards is a turn-off, I hope you'll give them a try after hearing that you can be set up and playing in a snap. Here's a 2-minute video tutorial that I made a while back. I also want to clear up a common misconception, you can play these without paying for a membership.
If you choose to play with Google Slides, you have to play in edit mode. Moving the flashlight is a bit clunky so the arrow keys are another option instead of clicking and dropping the flashlight.
Find the Boom version here.
Find the Google Slides version here.
You can also do this with paper snowflakes by hiding them around the room. When a student finds one, have the class sing a winter song or do a winter movement activity.
I hope these activities come in handy and help ease the stress of a chaotic December in the music room!
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De Sierschijf van Helden is een verguld zilveren schijf of phalera uit het einde van de eerste eeuw voor Christus, die in Thracië werd vervaardigd. De schijf werd in de negentiende eeuw bij het steken van turf gevonden in de Peel bij Helden in de Nederlandse provincie Limburg. Het Rijksmuseum van Oudheden in Leiden kocht het object aan in juli 1890.

Beschrijving
Op de schijf met een doorsnede van 17,5 cm is een cirkel van wilde dieren afgebeeld met in het midden een Herculesachtige figuur die met een leeuw vecht. Er zijn verspreid over Europa een vijftiental van dergelijke schijven opgegraven, die waarschijnlijk onderdeel uitmaakten van de uitrusting van een krijger, als versiering van een schild of paardentuig. Op twee ervan is een soortgelijke scène afgebeeld. De stijl doet denken aan de Ketel van Gundestrup die in Denemarken is gevonden. Op een van de buitenste platen van deze ketel is een vergelijkbare figuur te zien.

Herkomst
De schijf werd waarschijnlijk gemaakt in Thracië, in het huidige Roemenië en Bulgarije. De Thraciërs waren een Indo-Europees volk die geen geschreven teksten hebben nagelaten. Hoewel de kunstig bewerkte zilveren voorwerpen vroeger vaak tot de Keltische cultuur werden gerekend, is de techniek en stijl kenmerkend voor de Thraciërs, die Griekse en Perzische invloeden in hun kunst verwerkten. De Keltische elementen die in de voorstellingen zijn aan te wijzen, worden toegeschreven aan de nauwe contacten die tussen sommige Thracische en Keltische stammen bestonden.

Het is onbekend hoe de schijf van Helden in Nederland is terechtgekomen. Het kan een geschenk aan een Germaanse of Keltische bondgenoot zijn geweest of als oorlogsbuit mee zijn gebracht. Een andere mogelijkheid is dat hij is meegekomen met een Thracische of Sarmatische ruiter die in dienst was van de Romeinen. Later kan het kostbare object als votiefoffer in het veen zijn gelegd.

Externe links
 Vergulde sierschijf (collectiezoeker: online catalogus Rijksmuseum van Oudheden)

Literatuur
  (1981): Verleden land. Archeologische opgravingen in Nederland, Amsterdam: Meulenhoff Informatief, p. 72
  (1970): Art of the European Iron Age. A study of the elusive image, Bath: Adams & Dart, p. 135 (afb. 215)
  (1991): Thracian Tales on the Gundestrup Cauldron, Amsterdam: Najade Press
  (1981): Rijksmuseum van Oudheden, Haarlem: Joh. Enschedé en Zonen, p. 114 (cat. 59)

Werk in het Rijksmuseum van Oudheden
IJzertijdvondst in Nederland
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Q: Node.js npm run dev throws missing module error I'm running ubuntu on Virtual Machine on a windows computer; I have node.js and npm installed globally (node version 10.6.0; npm version 6.4.1). I cloned a React app from our internal bitbucket repo, checked out to a branch and created a new branch from that; the app is supposed to run by 'npm run dev' but when I try to run it, I get the following error:
  internal/modules/cjs/loader.js:583
  throw err;
  ^

   Error: Cannot find module 'braces'

When I install module 'braces', and try 'npm run dev' it gives missing module of some other module and so on. I was told by one of the developers that I need to be running npm locally and not globally (which is how I have it in my case); I tried uninstalling node.js and npm but the system won't uninstall it. Do i need to do the uninstall from root (by doing sudo -i, going to root and uninstalling)? Also, I need node.js version 10.6.0 and npm version 6.4.1 which is needed to run my other node.js/graphQL APIs - how do I make sure that I install those exact versions, after uninstalling node.js and npm from root?
Following is debug info from debug log:
  1 verbose cli [ '/usr/local/bin/node', '/usr/local/bin/npm', 'run', 'dev'
   ]
   2 info using npm@6.4.1
   3 info using node@v10.6.0
   4 verbose run-script [ 'predev', 'dev', 'postdev' ]
   5 info lifecycle abcms@1.0.2~predev: abcms@1.0.2
   6 info lifecycle abcms@1.0.2~dev: abcms@1.0.2
   7 verbose lifecycle abcms@1.0.2~dev: unsafe-perm in lifecycle true
   8 verbose lifecycle abcms@1.0.2~dev: PATH:
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       94a/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/bin/js:/home/usname123/.local/
       bin:/home/usn
       ame123/bin:/home/usname123/.local/bin:/var/opt/SoapUI-

        5.2.1/bin:/var/opt/java/jdk1.8.0_77/bin:/usr/
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    :/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games:/usr/local/games:/snap/bin
    9 verbose lifecycle abcms@1.0.2~dev: CWD:
    /home/rv794a/Documents/DEV/upperFolder/abcms
      10 silly lifecycle abcms@1.0.2~dev: Args:
    [ '-c', 'webpack-dev-server --
      mode development --open' ]
    11 silly lifecycle abcms@1.0.2~dev: Returned: code: 1 signal: null
    12 info lifecycle abcms@1.0.2~dev: Failed to exec dev script
     13 verbose stack Error: abcms@1.0.2 dev: `webpack-dev-server --mode
    development --open`
   13 verbose stack Exit status 1
   13 verbose stack at EventEmitter.<anonymous>
   (/usr/local/lib/node_modules/npm/node_modules/npm-
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   13 verbose stack at EventEmitter.emit (events.js:182:13)
   13 verbose stack at ChildProcess.<anonymous>
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    lifecycle/lib/spawn.js:55:14)
   13 verbose stack at ChildProcess.emit (events.js:182:13)
   13 verbose stack at maybeClose (internal/child_process.js:961:16)
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Can intelligent technologies help the UK social housing sector to fulfil their digital prophecy?
Written by: Gustavo E Perez-Lopez, Head of AI Practice, Geomant.
The report also forecasts that the housing environment will be very different and highly competitive by 2025, and "organisations will need to provide responsive services that customers want while operating more efficiently". Technology will be at the forefront of this transformation, requiring innovation, new thinking and skills.
However, the adoption of new technologies has never been in the fast lane for the not-for-profit sector, including social housing, and with only a few years to go for the above "prophecy" to be fulfilled, housing providers should seriously look at planning and executing their digital strategy.
In this blog, I explore how artificial intelligence can help housing associations to transform themselves and meet the demands of that not-so-distant digital future.
Not everything is as bad as it may appear for the digital future of housing, though. According to the same 'Vision of Housing in 2025' report, most leaders interviewed considered their organisations to be "early adopters" (38%), followed by those who saw themselves as the "early majority" (24%) in their organisation's approach to transformation and innovation.
The use of the internet is becoming more widespread among tenants, including elder generations.
The use of smartphones and other mobile devices is rising, reaching 69% of digital access.
Tenants are adopting online communication and self-service, supported by incentives for going digital.
Additionally, more and more millennials – who are the generation driving the digital revolution – are increasingly looking for affordable housing, home ownership among young families has more than halved in some UK regions3.
Chatbots powered by AI can engage in human-like conversation, be trained to understand specific user intents and actions, initiate proactive notifications and execute transactions on their behalf, personalise the service and much more.
One of the first "housing"5 chatbots helped people who were evicted from their homes to draft an application letter for emergency housing from the local council by asking a few questions about their personal and legal circumstances.
Let's now review a few areas where chatbots can bring early benefits for both housing associations and tenants.
Implement an FAQ chatbot that replies to typical questions 24/7. It can be easily fed and trained with existing FAQ lists, knowledge bases, or simply using the transcripts of the most frequent conversation topics that you've had with your tenants over the years, e.g. how to apply for housing support, eligibility criteria, shared ownership options, etc.
You could go even further and deploy an intelligent chatbot that guides the customer through the entire housing application process online, all in a conversational, easy to follow question-and-answer style with the convenience of doing it simply via your smartphone.
In a list of the most frequent tenant's requests, provided to us by a housing association, repair related enquiries represented by far the highest percentage, followed by complaints about anti-social behaviour, and in third place enquiries for renting and swapping properties.
The solution? Implement a transactional chatbot or chatbots that automate these requests and integrate with your backend systems, and deploy it to the most popular messaging apps, such as Facebook Messenger, Skype, etc.
Manage my rent: request account balance, set up payment, request a refund, etc.
While a large percentage of enquiries and requests could be automated and taken online with the help of chatbots and other AI tools, there will always be a need for personal contact.
For instance, tenants falling behind with their rent would most likely want to speak to a person to discuss their situation, review options for repaying their debt or to find an alternative financial solution. Here comes into play another benefit of using chatbots; they free up housing association staff to assist tenants with the kind of problems truly requiring human intervention.
Geomant chatbots are an integral part of the customer engagement journey and include the ability to escalate a bot conversation to a live agent, schedule a personal appointment or offer a callback at a convenient time.
We are proud to have a few distinguished UK housing association customers, who are using Geomant communication products and solutions to improve their processes and reach their organisational goals. And it is rewarding to see how these housing providers are taking technology really serious to create competitive advantage and benefits as evidenced by our recent blog: Supporting Winners: Accent Housing take home 'Best use of Technology Award'.
Geomant chatbots and AI solutions are the logical next step for housing associations looking to be at the forefront of customer service and transformation in the digital era. For customers already using our multi-media contact centre solutions, it couldn't be more easy to add an intelligent chatbot and instantly expand customer reach to messaging apps and mobile platforms.
For almost two decades, Geomant has been helping companies to enable better customer service and effortless customer interactions. Building on our strong software development, integration and innovation heritage in contact centres and unified communications solutions, Geomant AI Practice is now assisting our partners and customers to step into and successfully ride along the new journey of digital engagement and artificial intelligence.


Discussion in 'Cards: Strategy and Rulings Discussion' started by FireKatKid, Nov 14, 2007.
With the newest Charizard out, from the third DP set, I'm curious about its power.
It says if your opponent has 3 or less prize cards left, all of Charizard's attacks get +50 to attack. Now, this confuses me because Charizard only has one attack. Does this affect all Charizards, or is it stated as "all Charizard's attacks" just in case you use something like a Memory Berry or perhaps further down the line, a Charizard X?
Self referencing, so only SW Charizards do 50 more damage (meaning Charizard d from Crystal Guardians would NOT do 50 extra damage).
NOW, Charizard LV.X (if it existed) would do 50 more damage if it leveled up from Charizard SW, because it still has the Fury Blaze body (LV.X rule, the LV.X pokemon keeps all powers/bodies/attacks of the card under it).
Additionally, as long as Charizard SW is performing the attack, it does 50 more damage. Doesn't matter if it's Charmander's Gnaw for 10 damage used via Memory Berry, so long as Charizard SW is declaring the attack.
Sure does. I figured it was that, but I just wanted to double check, in case it was just bad phrasing. Heh. I wanted to make sure in case it did affect all Charizards, that'd make my Charizard Star that much more useful. Thanks for clearing it up.
Ah right, that's true. I forgot they differentiate between those types. But hey, I still have the other Charizard in there. Anyways, thanks again.


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Q: How to resolve Terraform "already exists." error for multiple resources while terraform apply? Terraform fails on terraform apply, because of failure on "already exists" error.
I think this happened, because I manually deleted the tfstate and ddb md5 entries. Which created the whacky state of Terraform.
Now when I do init, plan and apply, I am getting quite a few errors as follows example:
Error: error creating SSM parameter: ParameterAlreadyExists: The parameter already exists. To overwrite this value, set the overwrite option in the request to true.
......

Error: error creating SSM parameter: ParameterAlreadyExists: The parameter already exists. To overwrite this value, set the overwrite option in the request to true.

Error: Error creating DB Parameter Group: DBParameterGroupAlreadyExists: Parameter group abc already exists

I have taken a look into the import option, but it's too messy.
Is there an easy or cleaner approach on tacking this?
Thank you, any advice will be helpful.

A: The short answer is, it depends.
Each resource has it own functionalities, some allow you to overwrite existing resources and some don't.
For example, for ssm parameters, you can add a "overwrite" flag to the resource.
resource "aws_ssm_parameter" "foo" {
  name  = "foo"
  type  = "String"
  value = "bar"

  overwrite = true
}

Official reference: ssm_parameter
Now, a good way to avoid the issue of loosing tfstate is to store it in S3 in a bucket that has version control.


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When I name my tests I use the name of the "unit of work" as the first part. If the unit of work is bigger than a method, I usually name the test with the name of the initial public method that starts the unit of work.
the first part is the unit of work. the second part is the scenario. the third part is the expected end result or behavior of the system.
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Alfred Fox, Iceland 1940-42, first connections
The big problem with trying to follow Dad's footsteps in Iceland is that I really had no idea where he had been. I had plenty of pictures of him outside Nissen huts in the snow, with his leg in plaster, on a motorbike etc but usually no clue as to where the snaps were taken. There is precious little about his regimental history in Iceland on the internet. All I had to go on were some of the places (if I could read them) on the back of his photos and hope for some good fortune when we were travelling in Iceland.
I knew he had been to Kleifarvatn as there's a nice picture of him (front right) and his mates standing in the blueberries on a summer evening at an outside mess. Kleifarvatn is clearly written on the back as you can see and I think the lake's visible in the back left of the picture.
A quick search in Google Earth and you will find the lake (vatn) just south of Reykjavik. It's also the subject of one of Arnaldur Indriðasons Icelandic thrillers (The Draining Lake).
More disappointing was his picture of the cargo ship Sonja Maersk aground in Reykjavik bay, February 1941. We went down to Reykjavik harbour and scrutinised the impressive display of shipping disasters, sinkings and runnings aground but there was no mention of the Sonja Maersk.
Things looked up after that. We travelled north and on our way around Hvalfjörður we visited the little war museum on recommendation of the very helpful staff at Tourist Information in Reykjavik. On the wall the owner proudly showed us his copy of the map of World War II British Army operations, marked top secret. Apparently the original is still displayed in the British Ambassador's office at the Reykjavik embassy. You can just make out in the box to the left of the map that the 49th Infantry and Dad's battalion (1/6 D.W.R – First Sixth Dukes West Riding) were stationed in South West Iceland around Reykjavik.
On our return to Reykjavik we had the great good fortune to be staying at the cheapest accommodation for the conference (Iceland is an expensive place!). Lo and behold Garður Hotel (Gamli Garður, old dormitory) turns out to be the University of Iceland's oldest surviving building and the hotel website says it was occupied by the British army from 1940. There's even a very small picture of a row of Nissen Huts in front of the hotel which you can clearly recognise from my own picture.
Now I could begin to feel some connections. We were staying in a building that Dad had probably been to at some point. It was located just beyond the Iceland's original airport which the British army had built. Some months after we got home to South Africa I was finally able to piece together exactly where he had stayed but that's the subject of my next post.
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Alfred Fox, Garður Hotel, Iceland, Kleifarvatn, Reykjavik
Alfred Fox, Iceland 1940-1942, preface
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Measures taken ahead of dams overflowing (updated)
By Staff Reporter January 3, 2020 January 3, 2020 01587
Measures have been set in place to ensure the safety of visitors to Asprokremmos and Yermasoyia dams as they are both set to overflow.
According to the police and the Water Development Department the road above the Asprokremmos dam has been closed since Thursday and will remain so for as long as the overflow lasts.
Given the ongoing rain and inflow into the reservoir, the dam is expected to overflow by Sunday.
Access to buses and other large vehicles will only be allowed from the eastern side through Nikokleias street
According to the police, the road above the dam will remain free from vehicles to establish the safety of the pedestrians visiting the site.
The road above the dam at Yermasoyia will also remain closed for vehicles and street vendors, the latter being called on to park their vehicles to the side of the water.
Overall, dams around the island were 87.3 per cent full on Friday, compared to 16.8 per cent on the same day in 2019, KitasWeather portal reported.
According to KitasWeather, water inflow in December has been the highest recorded since 1987, while dams are set to break the record of the highest overall capacity ever recorded at 94.1 per cent in 2012.
The Germasogeia and Kalavassos reservoirs are set to overflow by Monday, while those in Xyliatos, Klirou and Argaka in Paphos have already overflown.
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Pocket. Pocket is an app and browser extension that allows you to save articles and webpages for later readings. Online Marketing is an industry that is constently shifting. To keep up with the latest trends I save all the articles I come across in Pocket to read them at the end of the day or in the morning.
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Surumakhim – gaun wikas samiti we wschodniej części Nepalu w strefie Meći w dystrykcie Taplejung. Według nepalskiego spisu powszechnego z 2001 roku liczył on 336 gospodarstw domowych i 1911 mieszkańców (949 kobiet i 962 mężczyzn).

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"IN 2003, employees of Kilombero Sugar Company (KSC) and Unitrans Tanzania founded Kilombero Community Charitable Trust (KCCT), a non-governmental organisation, to uplift the community of approximately 100 000 people surrounding the KSC Estate in rural Kilombero, Tanzania."
IN 2003, employees of Kilombero Sugar Company (KSC) and Unitrans Tanzania founded Kilombero Community Charitable Trust (KCCT), a non-governmental organisation, to uplift the community of approximately 100 000 people surrounding the KSC Estate in rural Kilombero, Tanzania. KCCT focuses on economic, social, and infrastructure development activities in the sectors of education, water and health.
The Board of Trustees for KCCT is a diverse mix of people from the company and the local community. The chairman is Mark Bainbridge, managing director of KSC, and the co-chairman is Joseph Rugaimukamu, corporate affairs director for KSC. Three trustees come from the local community: Alice Libenanga, a district officer from Kilombero District; Father David Kalyosi, an active and respected member of the community in Kilosa District; and Tom Aduwa, manager of CRDB Bank. The depot manager for Unitrans, Jeremy Black, also serves as a trustee and is one of the founding members.
Over the past year, KCCT has constructed classrooms at two primary schools, as well as pit latrines at one primary school; has provided mobile science laboratories (two each) for two secondary schools; and has outfitted a local hospital (built by KSC and KCCT) with a back-up generator. This investment in the community exceeds 85 million Tanzanian Shillings (TZS), or more than 500 000 South African Rand. On top of this, more than 82 000 Euros (1.2 million Rand) has been invested in capacity building in agribusiness and technology for the more than 8 000 small cane farmers supplying cane to the mill, through the Solidaridad Farmers Support Programme.
This year, KCCT will invest even more in the community on a host of projects. This will include building flushing toilet facilities at two primary schools, both being equipped for disabled students, which is rare in this community. KCCT is also building classrooms at two primary schools, with the largest community investment for the year being the construction of a girls' dormitory for Ruhembe Secondary School, equipped with toilet and shower facilities, costing more than 90 million TZS, or 550 000 Rand.
The charity partners with Solidaridad on the Farmer's Support Programme (FSP). With help from the company's cane supply department (who work tirelessly to support the outgrowers) and in-kind contributions from both KSC and KCCT, the funding for the Solidaridad FSP goes towards capacity building in agribusiness for the outgrowers. It also extends to the development of a management information system and training materials for the extension officers (employees of the Tanzanian Government who help small farmers in the area with crop husbandry), and the construction of a pilot irrigation scheme and replant in one of the block farms. The total EU funding for this project exceeds 1.5 million Euros; combined contributions from KSC and KCCT total nearly 300 000 Euros.
Through KCCT, Kilombero Sugar Company works to improve the livelihood not only of the smallholder farmers who supply cane to the mill and their families, but also the community as a whole.
JOSEPH RUGAIMKAMU, corporate affairs director of Kilombero Sugar Company and co-chairman of the Board of Trustees for Kilombero Community Charitable Trust, sits with students at Kidatu Deaf Primary School in desks donated by the Trust.
To learn more, please visit the KCCT website at www.kccttz.org, or contact the KCCT Manager at mpritchard@illovo.co.za.


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Handmade antique carpets are an expensive item so you have to be careful during the shopping. Search the website on Google and also read the reviews and feedback from customers. See that how much product they have? If they are a manufacturer and have a huge stock it means this is a good website for buying antique Carpet.
Do you know that why handmade carpets are too expensive? If no then I am going to tell you. Handmade area rugs are woven on a handloom which is a foundation of wood. Handloom is an adjustable loom so weavers can adjust it according to the size of carpet. A handmade rug takes seven steps to complete like spinning, dyeing, weaving, finishing, washing and again finishing. Oriental antique rugs are woven in wool or cotton material which is called warps and wefts and stretched from beam to beam (top to bottom). The weaver makes horizontal rows called wefts, weaving in and out between the warps. Tying the warps together with the yarn of wool or silk then creates the pile. If we talk about 6' x 9' ft. carpet then it takes about 7-8 months to produce. You'll notice that each rug has a "direction" due to woven on a vertical loom and the ends of each knot being pulled down while cutting the yarn.
Right measurement is always needed while we are taking a cloth, furniture, television or handmade carpet but for handmade carpet, this is the most important thing because a handmade rug is the most expensive than other items. So decide the place and style or the way of placing your carpet. For example, do you want to place it on the furniture or want to put your furniture on it? After deciding the way you should measure the space where you want to place your rug.
You should not buy a rug until you examine it carefully, keeping in mind that hand-made items inherently have inconsistencies. Notice that is the cut pile ends smoothly? Are the colors balanced or any color cutting exists? Did they use the finest quality of the material? The vibrant colors which look nice this time may not be appealing after a while and decrease the value of your rug in future. So clear all things and after that buy your carpet.
An antique carpet means its more than 70 years old. As time passes, these carpets become more rare and valuable due to the graceful and intricate weaving process. But before you buy you should know what you're getting. Many new rugs are made which look like antiques, and it can be difficult to tell the difference. So buy antique rug only from trustworthy rug and carpet dealer or from any manufacturer which have an e-commerce website.
The above tips you can follow for finding true antique carpet for your home. So buy your carpet and give a historical touch to your house.
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The vest has become the unofficial uniform for Silicon Valley investors. Josh Brener is seen in a production still from season three of HBO's "Silicon Valley."
There's a vending machine at San Francisco's airport that dispenses vests.
The practical outerwear is favored among Bay Area venture capital investors.
A spokesperson for San Francisco International Airport told Business Insider that the vest vending machine averages $10,000 in sales a month.
San Francisco's airport has a vending machine that dispenses vests — the unofficial uniform for venture capital investors — and Twitter has been poking fun all week.
But a spokesperson for the airport tells us that the machine's sales figures are no joke.
The Uniqlo-branded vending machine earns $10,000 a month on average, according to Doug Yakel, a public information officer for San Francisco International Airport.
At nearly $50 a pop, that means the vending machine sells about 200 vests per month.
It's one of the highest-earning vending machines that its leasing tenant — a third-party company that also sells electronics and other consumer goods out of vending machines — operates at the airport, according to Yakel. It's unclear what cut SFO and Uniqlo take.
"This is the first time we've had clothing available for sale from a vending machine, which we thought was very unique," Yakel told Business Insider.
It appears Uniqlo added down vests for the tech set at San Francisco's airport. The Men's Ultra Light Down Vest typically retails for $49.90 online and in the vending machine.
"SFO has a down vest vending machine for visiting VCs," said Frank Barbieri, a serial entrepreneur, in a now-viral tweet that included a photo of the vending machine.
Venture capitalists can be seen sporting the practical outerwear wherever techies gather, from Blue Bottle Coffee shops to the Battery to the VC offices on Sand Hill Road.
San Francisco has chilly summers, with temperatures hovering between the mid-50s and high-60s. As investors travel across the Bay Area, meeting with entrepreneurs, sitting in on board meetings, and negotiating deals in eternal-spring weather, it helps to zip up.


Chronic constipation is infrequent bowel movements or difficulty in bowel movements that persists for several weeks or longer. It is usually described as having less than three bowel movements per week.
Although occasional constipation is very common, some people have chronic constipation that can have a profound impact on daily life. Chronic constipation can also cause other signs and symptoms.
The treatment for chronic constipation will depend on the underlying cause and in some cases, this can be difficult to find.
Which mushrooms can help you if you have constipation?
Lion's Mane, Shiitake and Pleurotus are significantly useful in supporting the health of the bowel, balancing gut microbiota (helpful bacteria in gut) and reducing stress to help with constipation.
Lion's Mane supports regeneration of the lining of both the small and large intestine which can improve gastrointestinal function.
Shiitake is a beneficial mushroom that also supports intestinal flora, the helpful bacteria in the gut. It has a high content of naturally occurring sugars ideal to support bacteria strains (Bifidobacterium breve and Lactobacillus brevis) important in maintaining a healthy gut and regular bowel movements.
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Thank you for sharing this detailed recount of that dreaded day/night. You and the girls are thought of often and missed.
Thank you, Yvette. I think of you often and miss seeing you.
Thank you for sharing your heart and I pray God continues to be your rock and comfort. This is a much-needed first account for all of us who experienced 9/11 in different ways. As you continue to grieve your husband's death, hopefully writing the book will be a cathartic experience – and it will help others.
I miss seeing you at NJCWG!
Ann, Bruce helped Ken K. create a tiny mother's apartment in our lower floor in his off time. We have thought many times about him and his heroic actions, and pointing people to Christ, and also about you and your children. Thank you for sharing this part of the story. Bless you.
Thank you for sharing your memory of Bruce.


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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;

namespace FlatMapper.Tests
{
    public enum Gender
    {
        Male = 1,
        Female = 2
    }

    public class TestObject : IEquatable<TestObject>
    {
        public int Id { get; set; }

        public string Description { get; set; }

        public int? NullableInt { get; set; }

        public Gender? NullableEnum { get; set; }

        public DateTime Date { get; set; }

        public int GetHashCode(TestObject obj)
        {
            var idHash = Id.GetHashCode();
            var descriptionHash = Object.ReferenceEquals(Description, null) ? 0 : Description.GetHashCode();
            var nullableIntHash = !NullableInt.HasValue ? 0 : NullableInt.Value.GetHashCode();
            var nullableEnum = !NullableEnum.HasValue ? 0 : NullableEnum.Value.GetHashCode();
            return idHash ^ descriptionHash ^ nullableIntHash ^ nullableEnum ^ Date.GetHashCode();
        }

        public bool Equals(TestObject other)
        {
            if (ReferenceEquals(other, null))
            {
                return false;
            }

            if (ReferenceEquals(other, this))
            {
                return true;
            }

            return Equals(Id, other.Id) && Equals(Description, other.Description) && Equals(NullableInt, other.NullableInt);
        }
    }
}

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Q: Setting up docker Multisite configuration (VIPGo Environment) I am trying to create a multisite docker configuration and I am not sure how to proceed with the existing docker-compose.yml that I use. I have already it up so that I can spin up as many sites as I want using a network. Here is the shared docker-compose.yml for reference.
version: "3.3"
services:
  photon:
    image: "chriszarate/photon:latest"
  mysql:
    image: "mariadb:10.2"
    container_name: "mysql-database"
    environment:
       MYSQL_ALLOW_EMPTY_PASSWORD: "yes"
       MYSQL_DATABASE: "wordpress"
       MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD: ""
    ports:
       - "3306:3306"
    restart: always
    volumes:
       - type: volume
      source: dbdata
      target: "/var/lib/mysql"
      volume:
        nocopy: true
      #- "./sql:/docker-entrypoint-initdb.d"
  adminer:
     image: adminer
     restart: always
     ports:
       - 8080:8080
 proxy:
   image: "jwilder/nginx-proxy:alpine"
   container_name: "proxy"
   environment:
      HSTS: "off"
      HTTPS_METHOD: "nohttps"
   ports:
      - "80:80"
      - "443:443"
   volumes:
      - "//var/run/docker.sock:/tmp/docker.sock:ro"
      - "./certs/self-signed:/etc/nginx/certs:ro"
      - "./conf/nginx-proxy.conf:/etc/nginx/conf.d/proxy.conf:ro"
 networks:
    default:
      external:
         name: shared

 volumes:
    dbdata: {}

And here is the one that I use for sites.
version: "3.3"

 services:
    wordpress:
      container_name: "wp"
      image: "wordpress:${WP_VERSION:-4.9.7}-php${PHP_VERSION:-7.2}-apache"
    environment:
       VIRTUAL_HOST: "${DOCKER_DEV_DOMAIN:-project.test}"
       WORDPRESS_DB_HOST: "mysql"
       WORDPRESS_DB_NAME: "wordpress"
       WORDPRESS_DB_PASSWORD: ""
       WORDPRESS_DB_USER: "root"
    external_links:
       - mysql
    volumes:
       - "wp:/var/www/html:rw"
       - "./certs/ca-root/ca.crt:/tmp/certs/root.crt:ro"
       - "./conf/php-local.ini:/usr/local/etc/php/conf.d/local.ini:ro"
       - "./conf/wp-local-config.php:/usr/local/etc/php/autoprepend.php:ro"
       - "./src/vip-go-mu-plugins:/var/www/html/wp-content/mu-plugins"
       - "./src/site1/client-mu-plugins:/var/www/html/wp-content/client-mu-plugins"
       - "./src/site1/images:/var/www/html/wp-content/images"
       - "./src/site1/languages:/var/www/html/wp-content/languages"
       - "./src/site1/plugins:/var/www/html/wp-content/plugins"
       - "./src/site1/private:/var/www/html/wp-content/private"
       - "./src/site1/themes:/var/www/html/wp-content/themes"
       - "./src/site1/vip-config:/var/www/html/wp-content/vip-config"
     wp-cli:
       container_name: "wp-cli"
       image: "wordpress:cli-php${PHP_VERSION:-7.2}"
       environment:
          - APACHE_RUN_USER="www-data"
          - APACHE_RUN_GROUP="www-data"
    external_links:
       - mysql
    volumes:
      - "wp:/var/www/html:rw"
      - "./bin/install-wp.sh:/usr/local/bin/install-wp:ro"
      - "./conf/php-local.ini:/usr/local/etc/php/conf.d/local.ini:ro"
      - "./conf/wp-local-config.php:/usr/local/etc/php/autoprepend.php:ro"
      - "./src/vip-go-mu-plugins:/var/www/html/wp-content/mu-plugins"
      - "./src/site1/client-mu-plugins:/var/www/html/wp-content/client-mu-plugins"
      - "./src/site1/images:/var/www/html/wp-content/images"
      - "./src/site1/languages:/var/www/html/wp-content/languages"
      - "./src/site1/plugins:/var/www/html/wp-content/plugins"
      - "./src/site1/private:/var/www/html/wp-content/private"
      - "./src/site1/themes:/var/www/html/wp-content/themes"
      - "./src/site1/vip-config:/var/www/html/wp-content/vip-config"

   networks:
      default:
         external:
           name: shared

   volumes:
      wp: {}

This setup works fine for one site (any other sites I spin up when I make copies of the folder) and it replicates the environment that VIP Go has. But I am not sure what changes will be needed to make this work with multisite environment as each site will have a different folder when docker is spun up.
Any ideas?
TIA
Note: multisites will be different sites and not subdomains when it's set up in production so I need to keep it that way and not set up subdomains