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"Nonsense, Evelyn. They disobeyed my most stringent orders. Are they not to be blamed for that?""I don't hear any sound whatever, Mrs. Freeman," she said, "but please don't be alarmed; Evelyn's train may have been late.""Janet May. This is the schoolroom where the[Pg 16] sixth form girls do their lessons. We have a desk each, of course. That room inside there is for the fifth form. I wonder which you will belong to? How old are you?"
"Please remember——" she began.
"That I was to take you round and introduce you to a few companions," continued Janet hastily. "Miss Collingwood, Miss O'Hara—Miss Moore, Miss O'Hara—Miss Bury, Miss O'Hara. Now I have done my duty. If you like to see the common room for yourself, you can go straight through this folding door, turn to your left, see a large room directly facing you; go into it, and you will find yourself in the common room. Now, good-night."As she cut the blossoms off, she flung them into her white skirt, which she had raised in front for the purpose. Now, as she ran to meet Mrs. Freeman, the skirt tumbled down, and the roses—red, white, and crimson—fell on the ground at her feet."Oh, lor, miss, you're too good, but there's that bell again; I must run this minute."
"After all, what does the Fancy Fair signify—I[Pg 5] mean—oh, don't be shocked, girls—I mean, what does it signify compared to a real living present interest? While we are discussing what is to take place in six weeks' time, Mrs. Freeman and Miss Patience are driving up the avenue with somebody else. Girls, the new inmate of Mulberry Court has begun to put in an appearance on the scene.""What poor dear young lady?"
"How do you do, Mrs. Freeman?" said Bridget. "I'm afraid I'm a little late; I overslept myself, and then I could not find the right belt for this dress—it ought to be pale blue to match the ribbons, ought it not? But as I could not lay my hand on it, I have put on this silver girdle instead. Look at it, is it not pretty? It is real solid silver, I assure you; Uncle Jack brought it me from Syria, and the workmanship is supposed to be very curious. It's a trifle heavy, of course, but it keeps my dress nice and tight, don't you think so?""Oh, but I hate self-denial, and that dreadful motto—'No cross, no crown.' I'm like a butterfly—I can't live without sunshine. Papa agrees with me that sunshine is necessary for life."
She had read for nearly an hour when the door of the room opened, and Miss Patience came in. Miss Patience was an excellent woman, but she took severe views of life; she emphatically believed in the young being trained; she thought well of punishments, and pined for the good old days when children were taught to make way for their elders, and not—as in the present degenerate times—to expect their elders to make way for them. Miss Patience just nodded toward Bridget, and, sitting beside a high desk, took out an account book and opened it. Miss O'Hara felt more uncomfortable than ever when Miss Patience came into the room; her book ceased to entertain her, and the walls of her prison seemed to get narrower. She fidgeted on her chair, and jumped up several times to look out of the window. There was nothing of the least interest, however, going on in the yard at that moment. Presently she beat an impatient tattoo on the glass with her fingers.
Mrs. Freeman was very particular with regard to tidiness, and the condition of this very pretty room filled her with grave displeasure. The rules with regard to tidy rooms, neatly kept drawers, a place for everything and everything in its place, were most stringent at Mulberry Court, but up to the present rules mattered nothing at all to Bridget O'Hara.
Dorothy was beginning to whisper to her companion that all their excitement was safe to end in smoke, when the door at the farther end of the dining hall was softly pushed open, and a head of luxuriant nut-brown curling hair was popped in. Two roguish dark blue eyes looked down the long room—they greeted with an eager sort of delighted welcome each fresh girl face, and then the entire person of a tall, showily dressed girl entered.
"Thanks!" she repeated again. "If I want your help I'll ask for it, Olive. I'm going into the house now, for I really must get on with my preparation."
"She's not so bad at all," began Dorothy.
"It is more than a pity, Bridget," said her governess in a severe tone. "I am sorry to have to open your eyes, my dear child; but in picking any of my roses you have taken an unwarrantable liberty."
[Pg 18]"Oh, papa'll pay that! Don't you fret about that, Mrs. Freeman; the dear old dad will settle it. He quite loves writing checks!"
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Nice Hockey Côte d'Azur is a French ice hockey team based in Nice also known as "Les Aigles de Nice". The Eagles are members of the Ligue Magnus and play their home games at Palais des sports Jean-Bouin.

History

Nice Hockey Club
Nice Hockey Club was founded in 1969, and initially played in Division 2, at the time the lowest tier of Ice Hockey in France. Following the culmination of the 1979 season, Nice were promoted to Division 1, the 2nd tier. After spending four seasons in Division 1, a fire destroyed Nice's rink, and thus they were relegated back to Division 2. After finding a new rink at the Palais des Sports Jean-Bouin, Nice were promoted back to Division 1 at the end of the 1984 season having won Division 2.

After spending four seasons in Division 1, Nice were once again demoted to the third tier of French hockey, however, following a spate of liquidations, the FFHG were forced to merge the top two divisions, and as such Nice found themselves back in Division 1. The Les Aigles (the Eagles) moniker was adopted by the club in 1994. The Eagles remained in Division 1 until the 1998-99 season, wherein they forfeited the season and were relegated to Division 3. Following a league wide reshuffle, the team was again promoted to Division 2 after the 2000-01 season.
Nice would continue to play in Division 2 for two more seasons, before folding due to financial difficulties in 2003.

Nice hockey Côte d'Azur
The team would return the following season with a new name, Nice hockey Côte d'Azur. In their first season back in Division 3, NCHA finished as champions and promotion to Division 2. The Eagles gained promotion from Division 2 four years later following the culmination of the 2007-08 season. Nice would go on to win the 2015-16 Division 2, and following a play-off final victory against Anglet, they would be promoted to the Ligue Magnus for the first time in the club's history. As of the 2014-15 the Eagles also have a feeder team playing in Division 3.

Roster
Updated February 12, 2019.

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Championships
 Champion Division 1 - 2016
 Champion Division 2 - 1984 & 2008
 Champion Division 3 - 2004
 Winner Coupe de France Nationale C - 1979

References

External links
 Les Aigles de Nice Website

Ice hockey teams in France
Sport in Nice

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St. Andrew's Church, Bothal, near Morpeth, Northumberland.
St. Andrew's Church is very old - it was built about 882 and was enlarged about 1150. The windows are 13th century.
This page has a selection of photos of St. Andrew's Church in different seasons.
Church seen from the road in winter.


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These are very quick and easy felt bags which can hold several little chocolate eggs. You can obviously make them bigger or smaller depending upon your chocolate easter egg needs :-)) Materials used: felt, embroidery thread and ribbon.
1. Cut two pieces of felt. My pieces were about 10.5cm x 14.5cm. They were this size as I was able to cut four pieces from a small piece of felt (the size which is sold in craft stores).
2. Cut four slits into each piece of felt, approximately 3cm - 4cm from the top edge.
These become the slits for threading the ribbon in a later step.
3. Sew around three edges of the bag. You can use running stitch or blanket stitch.
4. Now thread a length of ribbon through the slits around the whole bag.
5. Bring the ends of the ribbon through to the outside of the bag.
6. Fill bag with chocolate Easter eggs.
7. Pull the ribbon tightly to close bag and wrap the ribbon round the bag to the opposite side.
8. Tie a bow with the ribbon.
That's all there is to it. These would be easy for the kids to make too.
Sophia decorated her chocolate Easter eggs.
Trishia covered her eggs with tissue paper.
Mel has also shared some decorated eggs and a very cute bunny.
I'm going to send out a pack of ribbon to you ladies. If you'd like to email me with your favourite colour/s and I'll try to accommodate you with some ribbons.
Hope you have a great week, and I'll be back with another Easter project very soon.
PS: the bunnies have had their photo shoot, but Marty bear kept stealing their Easter hats. Will post some photos when I've sorted through them.


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var magnet = require('magnet-uri');
var hat = require('hat');
var pws = require('peer-wire-swarm');
var bncode = require('bncode');
var crypto = require('crypto');
var bitfield = require('bitfield');
var parseTorrent = require('parse-torrent');
var mkdirp = require('mkdirp');
var events = require('events');
var path = require('path');
var fs = require('fs');
var os = require('os');
var eos = require('end-of-stream');

var peerDiscovery = require('./lib/peer-discovery');
var blocklist = require('ip-set');
var exchangeMetadata = require('./lib/exchange-metadata');
var storage = require('./lib/storage');
var storageBuffer = require('./lib/storage-buffer');
var fileStream = require('./lib/file-stream');
var piece = require('./lib/piece');

var MAX_REQUESTS = 5;
var CHOKE_TIMEOUT = 5000;
var REQUEST_TIMEOUT = 30000;
var SPEED_THRESHOLD = 3 * piece.BLOCK_SIZE;
var DEFAULT_PORT = 6881;

var BAD_PIECE_STRIKES_MAX = 3;
var BAD_PIECE_STRIKES_DURATION = 120000; // 2 minutes

var RECHOKE_INTERVAL = 10000;
var RECHOKE_OPTIMISTIC_DURATION = 2;

var TMP = fs.existsSync('/tmp') ? '/tmp' : os.tmpDir();

var noop = function() {};

var sha1 = function(data) {
	return crypto.createHash('sha1').update(data).digest('hex');
};

var thruthy = function() {
	return true;
};

var falsy = function() {
	return false;
};

var toNumber = function(val) {
	return val === true ? 1 : (val || 0);
};

var torrentStream = function(link, opts, cb) {
	if (typeof opts === 'function') return torrentStream(link, null, opts);

	var metadata = null;

	if (Buffer.isBuffer(link)) {
		metadata = bncode.encode(bncode.decode(link).info);
		link = parseTorrent(link);
	} else if (typeof link === 'string') {
		link = magnet(link);
	} else if (!link.infoHash) {
		link = null;
	}

	if (!link || !link.infoHash) throw new Error('You must pass a valid torrent or magnet link');

	var infoHash = link.infoHash;

	if (!opts) opts = {};
	if (!opts.id) opts.id = '-TS0008-'+hat(48);
	if (!opts.tmp) opts.tmp = TMP;
	if (!opts.name) opts.name = 'torrent-stream';

	var usingTmp = false;
	var destroyed = false;

	if (!opts.path) {
		usingTmp = true;
		opts.path = path.join(opts.tmp, opts.name, infoHash);
	}

	var engine = new events.EventEmitter();
	var swarm = pws(infoHash, opts.id, { size: (opts.connections || opts.size), speed: 10 });
	var torrentPath = path.join(opts.tmp, opts.name, infoHash + '.torrent');

	if (cb) engine.on('ready', cb.bind(null, engine));

	var wires = swarm.wires;
	var critical = [];
	var refresh = noop;

	var rechokeSlots = (opts.uploads === false || opts.uploads === 0) ? 0 : (+opts.uploads || 10);
	var rechokeOptimistic = null;
	var rechokeOptimisticTime = 0;
	var rechokeIntervalId;

	engine.infoHash = infoHash;
	engine.metadata = metadata;
	engine.path = opts.path;
	engine.files = [];
	engine.selection = [];
	engine.torrent = null;
	engine.bitfield = null;
	engine.amInterested = false;
	engine.store = null;
	engine.swarm = swarm;

	var discovery = peerDiscovery(opts);
	var blocked = blocklist(opts.blocklist);

	discovery.on('peer', function(addr) {
		if (blocked.contains(addr.split(':')[0])) {
			engine.emit('blocked-peer', addr);
		} else {
			engine.emit('peer', addr);
			engine.connect(addr);
		}
	});

	var ontorrent = function(torrent) {
		engine.store = storageBuffer((opts.storage || storage(opts.path))(torrent, opts));
		engine.torrent = torrent;
		engine.bitfield = bitfield(torrent.pieces.length);

		var pieceLength = torrent.pieceLength;
		var pieceRemainder = (torrent.length % pieceLength) || pieceLength;

		var pieces = torrent.pieces.map(function(hash, i) {
			return piece(i === torrent.pieces.length-1 ? pieceRemainder : pieceLength);
		});
		var reservations = torrent.pieces.map(function() {
			return [];
		});

		discovery.setTorrent(torrent);

		engine.files = torrent.files.map(function(file) {
			file = Object.create(file);
			var offsetPiece = (file.offset / torrent.pieceLength) | 0;
			var endPiece = ((file.offset+file.length-1) / torrent.pieceLength) | 0;

			file.deselect = function() {
				engine.deselect(offsetPiece, endPiece, false);
			};

			file.select = function() {
				engine.select(offsetPiece, endPiece, false);
			};

			file.createReadStream = function(opts) {
				var stream = fileStream(engine, file, opts);

				engine.select(stream.startPiece, stream.endPiece, true, stream.notify.bind(stream));
				eos(stream, function() {
					engine.deselect(stream.startPiece, stream.endPiece, true);
				});

				return stream;
			};

			return file;
		});

		var oninterestchange = function() {
			var prev = engine.amInterested;
			engine.amInterested = !!engine.selection.length;

			wires.forEach(function(wire) {
				if (engine.amInterested) wire.interested();
				else wire.uninterested();
			});

			if (prev === engine.amInterested) return;
			if (engine.amInterested) engine.emit('interested');
			else engine.emit('uninterested');
		};

		var gc = function() {
			for (var i = 0; i < engine.selection.length; i++) {
				var s = engine.selection[i];
				var oldOffset = s.offset;

				while (!pieces[s.from+s.offset] && s.from+s.offset < s.to) s.offset++;

				if (oldOffset !== s.offset) s.notify();
				if (s.to !== s.from+s.offset) continue;
				if (pieces[s.from+s.offset]) continue;

				engine.selection.splice(i, 1);
				i--; // -1 to offset splice
				s.notify();
				oninterestchange();
			}

			if (!engine.selection.length) engine.emit('idle');
		};

		var onpiececomplete = function(index, buffer) {
			if (!pieces[index]) return;

			pieces[index] = null;
			reservations[index] = null;
			engine.bitfield.set(index, true);

			for (var i = 0; i < wires.length; i++) wires[i].have(index);

			engine.emit('verify', index);
			engine.emit('download', index, buffer);

			engine.store.write(index, buffer);
			gc();
		};

		var onhotswap = opts.hotswap === false ? falsy : function(wire, index) {
			var speed = wire.downloadSpeed();
			if (speed < piece.BLOCK_SIZE) return;
			if (!reservations[index] || !pieces[index]) return;

			var r = reservations[index];
			var minSpeed = Infinity;
			var min;

			for (var i = 0; i < r.length; i++) {
				var other = r[i];
				if (!other || other === wire) continue;

				var otherSpeed = other.downloadSpeed();
				if (otherSpeed >= SPEED_THRESHOLD) continue;
				if (2 * otherSpeed > speed || otherSpeed > minSpeed) continue;

				min = other;
				minSpeed = otherSpeed;
			}

			if (!min) return false;

			for (i = 0; i < r.length; i++) {
				if (r[i] === min) r[i] = null;
			}

			for (i = 0; i < min.requests.length; i++) {
				var req = min.requests[i];
				if (req.piece !== index) continue;
				pieces[index].cancel((req.offset / piece.BLOCK_SIZE) | 0);
			}

			engine.emit('hotswap', min, wire, index);
			return true;
		};

		var onupdatetick = function() {
			process.nextTick(onupdate);
		};

		var onrequest = function(wire, index, hotswap) {
			if (!pieces[index]) return false;

			var p = pieces[index];
			var reservation = p.reserve();

			if (reservation === -1 && hotswap && onhotswap(wire, index)) reservation = p.reserve();
			if (reservation === -1) return false;

			var r = reservations[index] || [];
			var offset = p.offset(reservation);
			var size = p.size(reservation);

			var i = r.indexOf(null);
			if (i === -1) i = r.length;
			r[i] = wire;

			wire.request(index, offset, size, function(err, block) {
				if (r[i] === wire) r[i] = null;

				if (p !== pieces[index]) return onupdatetick();

				if (err) {
					p.cancel(reservation);
					onupdatetick();
					return;
				}

				if (!p.set(reservation, block, wire)) return onupdatetick();

				var sources = p.sources;
				var buffer = p.flush();

				if (sha1(buffer) !== torrent.pieces[index]) {
					pieces[index] = piece(p.length);
					engine.emit('invalid-piece', index, buffer);
					onupdatetick();

					sources.forEach(function(wire) {
						var now = Date.now();

						wire.badPieceStrikes = wire.badPieceStrikes.filter(function(strike) {
							return (now - strike) < BAD_PIECE_STRIKES_DURATION;
						});

						wire.badPieceStrikes.push(now);

						if (wire.badPieceStrikes.length > BAD_PIECE_STRIKES_MAX) {
							engine.block(wire.peerAddress);
						}
					});

					return;
				}

				onpiececomplete(index, buffer);
				onupdatetick();
			});

			return true;
		};

		var onvalidatewire = function(wire) {
			if (wire.requests.length) return;

			for (var i = engine.selection.length-1; i >= 0; i--) {
				var next = engine.selection[i];
				for (var j = next.to; j >= next.from + next.offset; j--) {
					if (!wire.peerPieces[j]) continue;
					if (onrequest(wire, j, false)) return;
				}
			}
		};

		var speedRanker = function(wire) {
			var speed = wire.downloadSpeed() || 1;
			if (speed > SPEED_THRESHOLD) return thruthy;

			var secs = MAX_REQUESTS * piece.BLOCK_SIZE / speed;
			var tries = 10;
			var ptr = 0;

			return function(index) {
				if (!tries || !pieces[index]) return true;

				var missing = pieces[index].missing;
				for (; ptr < wires.length; ptr++) {
					var other = wires[ptr];
					var otherSpeed = other.downloadSpeed();

					if (otherSpeed < SPEED_THRESHOLD) continue;
					if (otherSpeed <= speed || !other.peerPieces[index]) continue;
					if ((missing -= otherSpeed * secs) > 0) continue;

					tries--;
					return false;
				}

				return true;
			};
		};

		var shufflePriority = function(i) {
			var last = i;
			for (var j = i; j < engine.selection.length && engine.selection[j].priority; j++) {
				last = j;
			}
			var tmp = engine.selection[i];
			engine.selection[i] = engine.selection[last];
			engine.selection[last] = tmp;
		};

		var select = function(wire, hotswap) {
			if (wire.requests.length >= MAX_REQUESTS) return true;

			var rank = speedRanker(wire);

			for (var i = 0; i < engine.selection.length; i++) {
				var next = engine.selection[i];
				for (var j = next.from + next.offset; j <= next.to; j++) {
					if (!wire.peerPieces[j] || !rank(j)) continue;
					while (wire.requests.length < MAX_REQUESTS && onrequest(wire, j, critical[j] || hotswap));
					if (wire.requests.length < MAX_REQUESTS) continue;
					if (next.priority) shufflePriority(i);
					return true;
				}
			}

			return false;
		};

		var onupdatewire = function(wire) {
			if (wire.peerChoking) return;
			if (!wire.downloaded) return onvalidatewire(wire);
			select(wire, false) || select(wire, true);
		};

		var onupdate = function() {
			wires.forEach(onupdatewire);
		};

		var onwire = function(wire) {
			wire.setTimeout(opts.timeout || REQUEST_TIMEOUT, function() {
				engine.emit('timeout', wire);
				wire.destroy();
			});

			if (engine.selection.length) wire.interested();

			var timeout = CHOKE_TIMEOUT;
			var id;

			var onchoketimeout = function() {
				if (swarm.queued > 2 * (swarm.size - swarm.wires.length) && wire.amInterested) return wire.destroy();
				id = setTimeout(onchoketimeout, timeout);
			};

			wire.on('close', function() {
				clearTimeout(id);
			});

			wire.on('choke', function() {
				clearTimeout(id);
				id = setTimeout(onchoketimeout, timeout);
			});

			wire.on('unchoke', function() {
				clearTimeout(id);
			});

			wire.on('request', function(index, offset, length, cb) {
				if (pieces[index]) return;
				engine.store.read(index, { offset: offset, length: length }, function(err, buffer) {
					if (err) return cb(err);
					engine.emit('upload', index, offset, length);
					cb(null, buffer);
				});
			});

			wire.on('unchoke', onupdate);
			wire.on('bitfield', onupdate);
			wire.on('have', onupdate);

			wire.isSeeder = false;

			var i = 0;
			var checkseeder = function() {
				if (wire.peerPieces.length !== torrent.pieces.length) return;
				for (; i < torrent.pieces.length; ++i) {
					if (!wire.peerPieces[i]) return;
				}
				wire.isSeeder = true;
			};

			wire.on('bitfield', checkseeder);
			wire.on('have', checkseeder);
			checkseeder();

			wire.badPieceStrikes = [];

			id = setTimeout(onchoketimeout, timeout);
		};

		var rechokeSort = function(a, b) {
			// Prefer higher download speed
			if (a.downSpeed !== b.downSpeed) return a.downSpeed > b.downSpeed ? -1 : 1;
			// Prefer higher upload speed
			if (a.upSpeed !== b.upSpeed) return a.upSpeed > b.upSpeed ? -1 : 1;
			// Prefer unchoked
			if (a.wasChoked !== b.wasChoked) return a.wasChoked ? 1 : -1;
			// Random order
			return a.salt - b.salt;
		};

		var onrechoke = function() {
			if (rechokeOptimisticTime > 0) --rechokeOptimisticTime;
			else rechokeOptimistic = null;

			var peers = [];

			wires.forEach(function(wire) {
				if (wire.isSeeder) {
					if (!wire.amChoking) wire.choke();
				} else if (wire !== rechokeOptimistic) {
					peers.push({
						wire:       wire,
						downSpeed:  wire.downloadSpeed(),
						upSpeed:    wire.uploadSpeed(),
						salt:       Math.random(),
						interested: wire.peerInterested,
						wasChoked:  wire.amChoking,
						isChoked:   true
					});
				}
			});

			peers.sort(rechokeSort);

			var i = 0;
			var unchokeInterested = 0;
			for (; i < peers.length && unchokeInterested < rechokeSlots; ++i) {
				peers[i].isChoked = false;
				if (peers[i].interested) ++unchokeInterested;
			}

			if (!rechokeOptimistic && i < peers.length && rechokeSlots) {
				var candidates = peers.slice(i).filter(function(peer) { return peer.interested; });
				var optimistic = candidates[(Math.random() * candidates.length) | 0];

				if (optimistic) {
					optimistic.isChoked = false;
					rechokeOptimistic = optimistic.wire;
					rechokeOptimisticTime = RECHOKE_OPTIMISTIC_DURATION;
				}
			}

			peers.forEach(function(peer) {
				if (peer.wasChoked !== peer.isChoked) {
					if (peer.isChoked) peer.wire.choke();
					else peer.wire.unchoke();
				}
			});
		};

		var onready = function() {
			swarm.on('wire', onwire);
			swarm.wires.forEach(onwire);

			refresh = function() {
				process.nextTick(gc);
				oninterestchange();
				onupdate();
			};

			rechokeIntervalId = setInterval(onrechoke, RECHOKE_INTERVAL);

			engine.emit('ready');
			refresh();
		};

		if (opts.verify === false) return onready();

		engine.emit('verifying');

		var loop = function(i) {
			if (i >= torrent.pieces.length) return onready();
			engine.store.read(i, function(_, buf) {
				if (!buf || sha1(buf) !== torrent.pieces[i] || !pieces[i]) return loop(i+1);
				pieces[i] = null;
				engine.bitfield.set(i, true);
				engine.emit('verify', i);
				loop(i+1);
			});
		};

		loop(0);
	};

	var exchange = exchangeMetadata(engine, function(metadata) {
		var buf = bncode.encode({
			info: bncode.decode(metadata),
			'announce-list': []
		});

		ontorrent(parseTorrent(buf));

		mkdirp(path.dirname(torrentPath), function(err) {
			if (err) return engine.emit('error', err);
			fs.writeFile(torrentPath, buf, function(err) {
				if (err) engine.emit('error', err);
			});
		});
	});

	swarm.on('wire', function(wire) {
		engine.emit('wire', wire);
		exchange(wire);
		if (engine.bitfield) wire.bitfield(engine.bitfield);
	});

	swarm.pause();

	if (link.files && engine.metadata) {
		swarm.resume();
		ontorrent(link);
	} else {
		fs.readFile(torrentPath, function(_, buf) {
			if (destroyed) return;
			swarm.resume();

			// We know only infoHash here, not full infoDictionary.
			// But infoHash is enough to connect to trackers and get peers.
			if (!buf) return discovery.setTorrent(link);

			var torrent = parseTorrent(buf);

			// Bad cache file - fetch it again
			if (torrent.infoHash !== infoHash) return discovery.setTorrent(link);

			if (!torrent.announce || !torrent.announce.length) {
				opts.trackers = [].concat(opts.trackers || []).concat(link.announce || []);
			}

			engine.metadata = bncode.encode(bncode.decode(buf).info);
			ontorrent(torrent);
		});
	}

	engine.critical = function(piece, width) {
		for (var i = 0; i < (width || 1); i++) critical[piece+i] = true;
	};

	engine.select = function(from, to, priority, notify) {
		engine.selection.push({
			from:from,
			to:to,
			offset:0,
			priority: toNumber(priority),
			notify: notify || noop
		});

		engine.selection.sort(function(a, b) {
			return b.priority - a.priority;
		});

		refresh();
	};

	engine.deselect = function(from, to, priority) {
		for (var i = 0; i < engine.selection.length; i++) {
			var s = engine.selection[i];
			if (s.from !== from || s.to !== to) continue;
			if (s.priority !== toNumber(priority)) continue;
			engine.selection.splice(i, 1);
			i--;
			break;
		}

		refresh();
	};

	engine.connect = function(addr) {
		swarm.add(addr);
	};

	engine.disconnect = function(addr) {
		swarm.remove(addr);
	};

	engine.block = function(addr) {
		blocked.add(addr.split(':')[0]);
		engine.disconnect(addr);
		engine.emit('blocking', addr);
	};

	var removeTorrent = function(cb) {
		fs.unlink(torrentPath, function(err) {
			if (err) return cb(err);
			fs.rmdir(path.dirname(torrentPath), function(err) {
				if (err && err.code !== 'ENOTEMPTY') return cb(err);
				cb();
			});
		});
	};

	var removeTmp = function(cb) {
		if (!usingTmp) return removeTorrent(cb);
		fs.rmdir(opts.path, function(err) {
			if (err) return cb(err);
			removeTorrent(cb);
		});
	};

	engine.remove = function(keepPieces, cb) {
		if (typeof keepPieces === 'function') {
			cb = keepPieces;
			keepPieces = false;
		}

		if (keepPieces || !engine.store || !engine.store.remove) return removeTmp(cb);

		engine.store.remove(function(err) {
			if (err) return cb(err);
			removeTmp(cb);
		});
	};

	engine.destroy = function(cb) {
		destroyed = true;
		swarm.destroy();
		clearInterval(rechokeIntervalId);
		discovery.stop();
		if (engine.store && engine.store.remove) {
			engine.store.close(cb);
		} else if (cb) {
			process.nextTick(cb);
		}
	};

	var findPort = function(def, cb) {
		var net = require('net')
		var s = net.createServer()

		s.on('error', function() {
			findPort(0, cb)
		})

		s.listen(def, function() {
			var port = s.address().port
			s.close(function() {
				engine.listen(port, cb)
			})
		})
	}

	engine.listen = function(port, cb) {
		if (typeof port === 'function') return engine.listen(0, port);
		if (!port) return findPort(opts.port || DEFAULT_PORT, cb);
		engine.port = port
		swarm.listen(engine.port, cb);
		discovery.updatePort(engine.port);
	};

	return engine;
};

module.exports = torrentStream;

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


Privately-operated bike-sharing programmes are hoping to reignite the Chinese public's love of cycling and help combat air pollution.
In the years before the opening-up and reform policy that resulted in China becoming the world's second-largest economy, the footage of millions of people riding on the roads led many outsiders to refer to the country as the "Kingdom of Bicycles".
As economic growth provided higher standards of living, the country is now the world's largest auto market, but the downside is that roads are gridlocked, and air pollution has become a pressing problem.
Now, new bike-sharing programmes are hoping to reinvigorate the nation's love affair with the bike and help people to live healthier lives.
Public bike-sharing is not new in China. As the number of vehicles on the nation's roads began to soar in the mid-2000s, municipal governments began investing in affordable bike-sharing projects.
Beijing launched its programme in 2011, and now has 800 rental stations with about 50,000 bikes. Wuhan, Hubei province, and Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, have the highest numbers of public bikes in the world, with 90,000 and 60,000 respectively.
However, users frequently complain about the time-consuming application process and the inconvenience of locating bicycle hubs.
"When government-sponsored public bikes showed up on Beijing's streets, I used them. But I lost my metro card, which contained my deposit and registration information, and it was so hard to get a new one that I stopped using the bikes," said Wu Xiaohui, a 23-year-old dancer in Beijing.
Registration was easy. "There's no metro card or bureaucracy. As long as you have a smartphone and a deposit of 299 yuan (£36), you're good to go," the 29-year-old said.
She recommended the service to her family and friends because it provides a cheap, convenient form of transportation — a 30-minute ride costs about 1 yuan.
Mobikes, operated by a startup called Beijing Mobike Technology Co, appeared in Shanghai in April and Beijing in September, encouraging people to cycle short distances, rather than driving.
The company is expanding rapidly in large cities, and ranks as one of the five most popular free transportation and tourism apps on the iPhone Chinese app store.
The company's free-floating model frees users from the need to find specific drop-off and collection points, and a GPS installed in a "smart" lock allows them to locate and book bikes in advance. In the latest generation of silver and red bikes, Mobike Lite, which became operational in Beijing and Shanghai on Oct 19, the smart lock is powered by solar energy.
Mobike has also introduced a credit system to punish users who break the rules. Credit is deducted if a user regularly leaves bikes in inappropriate locations, and the accounts of repeat offenders are closed.
As economies develop, pollution levels rise and competition for road space between different types of transportation becomes fierce, meaning more effective, greener modes of transportation are required.
According to the study, by December 2013, about 640 bike-sharing programmes, with more than 640,000 bikes, were already in operation worldwide, and the market is expected to grow by 20 percent every year. By 2020, the global market could be worth as much as $5.8 billion (£4.7 billion).
"The Mobike model is not a result of rational planning by the government, but a product of the innovative private sector," said Gao Fan, an associate professor of economics at Fudan University in Shanghai.


Actually fairhaven is the best cam...lightning galore!!
Just need the trough to edge closer and we should start to see some action on the Central ranges..
Some heavy rain and wind just passing through here now, would that be the cool change or not and what else should I see tonight?
Activity er-developing around Echuca which should increase and develop further south. I'm not going to bed without a nice light show!!
It's very painful waiting for this to form and hit, I will be very disappointed if it chooses not to form.
Same here. I'm sad that some the heaviest falls are falling in the ocean! Just hope the line further up will gain momentum and blanket the greater Melbourne area later on.
rainning heavy now! what a light show.
I think it's going to be a late one..
Our third thunderstorm for today, just then, amazing! Once again, constant lightning, mostly CC and CA again however a lot more CG than the last line and so many flangs in this storm! Absolutley wonderful day and night.
Radar indicating some other cells developing through the bay region of Melbourne atm, with the best storms moving towards Cape Otway and out to sea. Also some good cells in the N atm.
This next line approaching me (the actual wind change this time) could shed in a few more bolts, but most of the action for here is gone, apart from the moderate rain that will hit me in the next hour or so. Still think storms will develop on the change tonight, maybe I will be proven wrong.
So, 4 storms so far for the season, 1 Friday afternoon and 3 today... can it get any better!
Looks like we hit the max number of posts for one thread, so it started another.... Or is it something else?
The band extends right up to Whyalla in South Australia, so fingers crossed it stays together and intensifies. Could still get some nice falls.
Thanks Admin I just saw this happen and wondered if it was because we had made the maximum posts for a topic.
Reckon it has been programmed to do it. Karl has probably set it up this way to avoid super long threads and to make info easier to find for an event. That's what I reckon anyway. Not a bad idea IMO.
Now, back to tonight's weather. I've tried very hard to convince myself that there would be something worthwhile here but all the time in the back of my mind I haven't been confident. I really can't see much happening now away from the coast and bay, sky outside is as stable as you like with almost cloudless skies. Even as little as an hour ago we at least had some weak convection happening although decaying to fractus very quickly. I reckon I've seen enough and that we're close enough to the front to suggest that it's not really a goer for here now. Melbourne area particularly eastern suburbs I still reckon are in with a shot for a decent band of storms and rain but up here, from experience and what I see happening it jsut doesn't look good.
Not writing it off though, there is still plenty of time before the front passes through and the radar still indicates showers trying to form ahead of the front into central areas by the looks of things but I've more or less firmly switched into disappointment mode now and if anything does form here it will be a welcome surprise. Best way to look at it I guess.
SW winds came roaring through anout an hour ago here hardly any cloud even when it came through. I see the main rainband is still way back near the border. so it must be a trough or something. Anyhow dunno about getting much out of this up here. IMO it looks to be fizzling as it is coming across(well inland anyway). Not that it worries me.
I to have been saying it all day I don't expect anything better than what we got on Saturday if indeed we get that.
Was so hot up north and dry depth of moist air wasn't great to north and trough moving though at night so storms are all dynamic driven still get good ones but nothing huge.
We've got a chance now, something is organising around Ballarat area...we just need it to form!
Well, I'm off for bed. Had a great day, 3 storms, will be dreaming tonight! Also nearly time for the rain to develop here, so goodnight! Best of luck too for more storms. Wonthaggi copping it now and possibly a bit of a line of storms developing through the bay. I'd also watch just NW of Melbourne near Ballarat for you guys ahead of that main line, its your best bet.
If the trough moves through Mt Dandenong at 26/11 surely that will be enough for some action.
Lots of strobing visible from the Wonthaggi cell from my place (had to climb a ladder though ). Massive structure covering a lot of area from what I can see.
Also been watching the cell that's just gone through Mansfield firing up.
Both sets of cells are a long way away but still putting on a great show.
Coldstream 18 to 23.7 in about 10 minutes!
Best storm in recent years for me. We missed Friday's action up here so was most welcome.
Looks like more intensifying to our NW. Great reading all the reports. Great to have interesting weather.
off to bed - gotta lay some mulch tommorrow morning now!!!!
Looks like Mansfield is about to get hit again!!!!


Hawera Repertory are pleased to announce,One Act Play Season.
From the 3rd to 10th August and Matinee on Sunday 7th at the Repertory House.
Tickets are $20.00 and are available from South Taranaki i-SITE.
Seating at tables with Coffee and Cake.
The Play Reading opens innocently enough; the scene appears to be a normal play reading by some members of the Women's Institute drama group. Having spent the evening reading various plays and discussing writing their own ghost play, they are not aware that the 300 year old cottage has a mysterious past. So,why is the youngest member, who claims to be psychic, so troubled? Why does the hostess act so strangely? Why does the neighbour having left for home come rushing back? Humor and tension prevail throughout.
Percival is thinking of buying a car that Darren has advertised. When Darren's wife Jane arrives home, Percival is somewhat taken aback as he was under the impression she was his wife - Amanda! Jane's explanation does little to pacify the situation, leaving both men wishing they could put the clock back.


David Murphy, one of Birmingham City's star performers this season, has had his immediate St Andrew's future secured.
David Murphy, one of Birmingham City's star performers this season, has had his immediate St Andrew's future secured.
Blues have activated the two-year option on the left-back's contract.
Murphy, 28, would have been available on a free transfer this summer had Blues not done so.
Retaining Murphy was always on manager Chris Hughton's early agenda once Blues Championship campaign ended.
And the news will lift the spirits among those supporters fearful that Blues financial plight could hinder Hughton's squad-building.
The club have stated that discussions with Stephen Carr and Colin Doyle, both of whom are out of contract, are 'ongoing'.
While Jake Jervis has been offered a one-year extension to his contract, which is due to expire this summer.
But Caleb Folan and Cian Hughton, the manager's son, have both been released at the end of their short-term deals.
The Blues careers of Enric Valles, Ashley Sammons and Luke Hubbins are also over as they have not been offered new terms.
Murphy began the season as back-up to the disaffected Liam Ridgewell.
He came in for Blues early Europa League games and the Carling Cup and performed impressively.
After Ridgewell got injured in November, Murphy got a run in the side and played so well that the position became his by right.
Ridgewell ended up being sold to Albion in January and Murphy went from strength to strength.
Noting himself that this was the fittest and strongest he has felt in his whole career, Murphy's was arguably Blues most consistent player.
And he also found the knack of scoring crucial goals. There were seven in all, including the equaliser at Club Brugge, a late Boxing Day equaliser against West Ham United and a strike at Stamford Bridge against Chelsea in the FA Cup.
Murphy netted in three successive games in a vital period in March and April, helping Blues to an unbeaten nine-match run and play-off qualification.
Signed from Hibernian for £1.5 million in January 2008, Murphy has made 112 appearances for Blues.
Carr, 35, managed just two appearances since the end of December because of a knee injury, which eventually required minor surgery.
But on the evidence before he was sidelined, he would still have plenty left to offer Blues and there have been no indications that he wants to retire.
Doyle was used in Europe and the cups by Hughton but stepped forward when Boaz Myhill injured his thumb and was ruled out of the last four games and the play-offs.
What happens to Doyle will be intertwined with the futures Ben Foster and Myhill, plus Jack Butland's likely elevation to compete for the number one jersey next season.
The exits of Folan and Hughton are no real surprise. Last with Colorado Rapids, Folan was signed as a free agent just before Blues were hit by a transfer embargo in March, to add depth to the options up front. He was a regular in match day squads but never made the 16.
Hughton, who had been training with Blues and playing for the reserves on a non-contract basis for several weeks, was also taken on permanently as cover and he was an unused substitute in the penultimate league game at Brighton & Hove Albion.
Jervis had good loan spells at Swindon Town and Preston North End this season.
Centre-half Jack Deaman has been given another six months at Blues and several starlets have been handed their first professional contracts.
Midfielder Fisayo Adarabioyo has a two-year deal while midfielder Callum Reilly - who made his senior debut as substitute in the FA Cup at Sheffield United - left-back Amari Bell and defender Graham Hutchison have one-year contracts.
Versatile full-back Mitch Hancox has also been given a six-month contract.


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text:
function sphere_vol(r)
    # julia allows [Unicode names](https://docs.julialang.org/en/v1/manual/unicode-input/#Unicode-Input-1) (in UTF-8 encoding)
    # so either "pi" or the symbol π can be used
    return 4/3*pi*r^3
end

# functions can also be defined more succinctly
quadratic(a, sqr_term, b) = (-b + sqr_term) / 2a

# calculates x for 0 = a*x^2+b*x+c, [arguments types](https://docs.julialang.org/en/v1/manual/functions/#Further-Reading-1) can be defined in function definitions
function quadratic2(a::Float64, b::Float64, c::Float64)
    # unlike other languages 2a is equivalent to 2*a
    # a^2 is used instead of a**2 or pow(a,2)
    sqr_term = sqrt(b^2-4a*c)
    r1 = quadratic(a, sqr_term, b)
    r2 = quadratic(a, -sqr_term, b)
    # multiple values can be returned from a function using tuples
    # if the [return](https://docs.julialang.org/en/v1/manual/functions/#The-return-Keyword-1) keyword is omitted, the last term is returned
    r1, r2
end

vol = sphere_vol(3)
# @printf allows number formatting but does not automatically append the \n to statements, see below
using Printf
@printf "volume = %0.3f\n" vol
#> volume = 113.097

quad1, quad2 = quadratic2(2.0, -2.0, -12.0)
println("result 1: ", quad1)
#> result 1: 3.0
println("result 2: ", quad2)
#> result 2: -2.0


text:
using testing::MakeMatcher;
using testing::MatcherInterface;
using testing::MatchResultListener;
using testing::StringMatchResultListener;

namespace v8 {
namespace internal {
namespace compiler {

class LivenessAnalysisTest : public GraphTest {
 public:
  explicit LivenessAnalysisTest(int locals_count = 4)
      : locals_count_(locals_count),
        machine_(zone(), kRepWord32),
        javascript_(zone()),
        jsgraph_(isolate(), graph(), common(), &javascript_, &machine_),
        analyzer_(locals_count, zone()),
        empty_values_(graph()->NewNode(common()->StateValues(0), 0, nullptr)),
        next_checkpoint_id_(0),
        current_block_(nullptr) {}

 protected:
  JSGraph* jsgraph() { return &jsgraph_; }

  LivenessAnalyzer* analyzer() { return &analyzer_; }
  void Run() {
    StateValuesCache cache(jsgraph());
    NonLiveFrameStateSlotReplacer replacer(&cache,
                                           jsgraph()->UndefinedConstant(),
                                           analyzer()->local_count(), zone());
    analyzer()->Run(&replacer);
  }

  Node* Checkpoint() {
    int ast_num = next_checkpoint_id_++;
    int first_const = intconst_from_bailout_id(ast_num, locals_count_);

    const Operator* locals_op = common()->StateValues(locals_count_);

    ZoneVector<Node*> local_inputs(locals_count_, nullptr, zone());
    for (int i = 0; i < locals_count_; i++) {
      local_inputs[i] = jsgraph()->Int32Constant(i + first_const);
    }
    Node* locals =
        graph()->NewNode(locals_op, locals_count_, &local_inputs.front());

    const Operator* op = common()->FrameState(
        JS_FRAME, BailoutId(ast_num), OutputFrameStateCombine::Ignore());
    Node* result = graph()->NewNode(op, empty_values_, locals, empty_values_,
                                    jsgraph()->UndefinedConstant(),
                                    jsgraph()->UndefinedConstant());

    current_block_->Checkpoint(result);
    return result;
  }

  void Bind(int var) { current_block()->Bind(var); }
  void Lookup(int var) { current_block()->Lookup(var); }

  class CheckpointMatcher : public MatcherInterface<Node*> {
   public:
    explicit CheckpointMatcher(const char* liveness, Node* empty_values,
                               int locals_count, Node* replacement)
        : liveness_(liveness),
          empty_values_(empty_values),
          locals_count_(locals_count),
          replacement_(replacement) {}

    void DescribeTo(std::ostream* os) const override {
      *os << "is a frame state with '" << liveness_
          << "' liveness, empty "
             "parameters and empty expression stack";
    }

    bool MatchAndExplain(Node* frame_state,
                         MatchResultListener* listener) const override {
      if (frame_state == NULL) {
        *listener << "which is NULL";
        return false;
      }
      DCHECK(frame_state->opcode() == IrOpcode::kFrameState);

      FrameStateCallInfo state_info =
          OpParameter<FrameStateCallInfo>(frame_state);
      int ast_num = state_info.bailout_id().ToInt();
      int first_const = intconst_from_bailout_id(ast_num, locals_count_);

      if (empty_values_ != frame_state->InputAt(0)) {
        *listener << "whose parameters are " << frame_state->InputAt(0)
                  << " but should have been " << empty_values_ << " (empty)";
        return false;
      }
      if (empty_values_ != frame_state->InputAt(2)) {
        *listener << "whose expression stack is " << frame_state->InputAt(2)
                  << " but should have been " << empty_values_ << " (empty)";
        return false;
      }
      StateValuesAccess locals(frame_state->InputAt(1));
      if (locals_count_ != static_cast<int>(locals.size())) {
        *listener << "whose number of locals is " << locals.size()
                  << " but should have been " << locals_count_;
        return false;
      }
      int i = 0;
      for (StateValuesAccess::TypedNode value : locals) {
        if (liveness_[i] == 'L') {
          StringMatchResultListener value_listener;
          if (value.node == replacement_) {
            *listener << "whose local #" << i << " was " << value.node->opcode()
                      << " but should have been 'undefined'";
            return false;
          } else if (!IsInt32Constant(first_const + i)
                          .MatchAndExplain(value.node, &value_listener)) {
            *listener << "whose local #" << i << " does not match";
            if (value_listener.str() != "") {
              *listener << ", " << value_listener.str();
            }
            return false;
          }
        } else if (liveness_[i] == '.') {
          if (value.node != replacement_) {
            *listener << "whose local #" << i << " is " << value.node
                      << " but should have been " << replacement_
                      << " (undefined)";
            return false;
          }
        } else {
          UNREACHABLE();
        }
        i++;
      }
      return true;
    }

   private:
    const char* liveness_;
    Node* empty_values_;
    int locals_count_;
    Node* replacement_;
  };

  Matcher<Node*> IsCheckpointModuloLiveness(const char* liveness) {
    return MakeMatcher(new CheckpointMatcher(liveness, empty_values_,
                                             locals_count_,
                                             jsgraph()->UndefinedConstant()));
  }

  LivenessAnalyzerBlock* current_block() { return current_block_; }
  void set_current_block(LivenessAnalyzerBlock* block) {
    current_block_ = block;
  }

 private:
  static int intconst_from_bailout_id(int ast_num, int locals_count) {
    return (locals_count + 1) * ast_num + 1;
  }

  int locals_count_;
  MachineOperatorBuilder machine_;
  JSOperatorBuilder javascript_;
  JSGraph jsgraph_;
  LivenessAnalyzer analyzer_;
  Node* empty_values_;
  int next_checkpoint_id_;
  LivenessAnalyzerBlock* current_block_;
};

TEST_F(LivenessAnalysisTest, EmptyBlock) {
  set_current_block(analyzer()->NewBlock());

  Node* c1 = Checkpoint();

  Run();

  // Nothing is live.
  EXPECT_THAT(c1, IsCheckpointModuloLiveness("...."));
}

TEST_F(LivenessAnalysisTest, SimpleLookup) {
  set_current_block(analyzer()->NewBlock());

  Node* c1 = Checkpoint();
  Lookup(1);
  Node* c2 = Checkpoint();

  Run();

  EXPECT_THAT(c1, IsCheckpointModuloLiveness(".L.."));
  EXPECT_THAT(c2, IsCheckpointModuloLiveness("...."));
}

TEST_F(LivenessAnalysisTest, DiamondLookups) {
  // Start block.
  LivenessAnalyzerBlock* start = analyzer()->NewBlock();
  set_current_block(start);
  Node* c1_start = Checkpoint();

  // First branch.
  LivenessAnalyzerBlock* b1 = analyzer()->NewBlock(start);
  set_current_block(b1);

  Node* c1_b1 = Checkpoint();
  Lookup(1);
  Node* c2_b1 = Checkpoint();
  Lookup(3);
  Node* c3_b1 = Checkpoint();

  // Second branch.
  LivenessAnalyzerBlock* b2 = analyzer()->NewBlock(start);
  set_current_block(b2);

  Node* c1_b2 = Checkpoint();
  Lookup(3);
  Node* c2_b2 = Checkpoint();
  Lookup(2);
  Node* c3_b2 = Checkpoint();

  // Merge block.
  LivenessAnalyzerBlock* m = analyzer()->NewBlock(b1);
  m->AddPredecessor(b2);
  set_current_block(m);
  Node* c1_m = Checkpoint();
  Lookup(0);
  Node* c2_m = Checkpoint();

  Run();

  EXPECT_THAT(c1_start, IsCheckpointModuloLiveness("LLLL"));

  EXPECT_THAT(c1_b1, IsCheckpointModuloLiveness("LL.L"));
  EXPECT_THAT(c2_b1, IsCheckpointModuloLiveness("L..L"));
  EXPECT_THAT(c3_b1, IsCheckpointModuloLiveness("L..."));

  EXPECT_THAT(c1_b2, IsCheckpointModuloLiveness("L.LL"));
  EXPECT_THAT(c2_b2, IsCheckpointModuloLiveness("L.L."));
  EXPECT_THAT(c3_b2, IsCheckpointModuloLiveness("L..."));

  EXPECT_THAT(c1_m, IsCheckpointModuloLiveness("L..."));
  EXPECT_THAT(c2_m, IsCheckpointModuloLiveness("...."));
}

TEST_F(LivenessAnalysisTest, DiamondLookupsAndBinds) {
  // Start block.
  LivenessAnalyzerBlock* start = analyzer()->NewBlock();
  set_current_block(start);
  Node* c1_start = Checkpoint();
  Bind(0);
  Node* c2_start = Checkpoint();

  // First branch.
  LivenessAnalyzerBlock* b1 = analyzer()->NewBlock(start);
  set_current_block(b1);

  Node* c1_b1 = Checkpoint();
  Bind(2);
  Bind(1);
  Node* c2_b1 = Checkpoint();
  Bind(3);
  Node* c3_b1 = Checkpoint();

  // Second branch.
  LivenessAnalyzerBlock* b2 = analyzer()->NewBlock(start);
  set_current_block(b2);

  Node* c1_b2 = Checkpoint();
  Lookup(2);
  Node* c2_b2 = Checkpoint();
  Bind(2);
  Bind(3);
  Node* c3_b2 = Checkpoint();

  // Merge block.
  LivenessAnalyzerBlock* m = analyzer()->NewBlock(b1);
  m->AddPredecessor(b2);
  set_current_block(m);
  Node* c1_m = Checkpoint();
  Lookup(0);
  Lookup(1);
  Lookup(2);
  Lookup(3);
  Node* c2_m = Checkpoint();

  Run();

  EXPECT_THAT(c1_start, IsCheckpointModuloLiveness(".LL."));
  EXPECT_THAT(c2_start, IsCheckpointModuloLiveness("LLL."));

  EXPECT_THAT(c1_b1, IsCheckpointModuloLiveness("L..."));
  EXPECT_THAT(c2_b1, IsCheckpointModuloLiveness("LLL."));
  EXPECT_THAT(c3_b1, IsCheckpointModuloLiveness("LLLL"));

  EXPECT_THAT(c1_b2, IsCheckpointModuloLiveness("LLL."));
  EXPECT_THAT(c2_b2, IsCheckpointModuloLiveness("LL.."));
  EXPECT_THAT(c3_b2, IsCheckpointModuloLiveness("LLLL"));

  EXPECT_THAT(c1_m, IsCheckpointModuloLiveness("LLLL"));
  EXPECT_THAT(c2_m, IsCheckpointModuloLiveness("...."));
}

TEST_F(LivenessAnalysisTest, SimpleLoop) {
  // Start block.
  LivenessAnalyzerBlock* start = analyzer()->NewBlock();
  set_current_block(start);
  Node* c1_start = Checkpoint();
  Bind(0);
  Bind(1);
  Bind(2);
  Bind(3);
  Node* c2_start = Checkpoint();

  // Loop header block.
  LivenessAnalyzerBlock* header = analyzer()->NewBlock(start);
  set_current_block(header);
  Node* c1_header = Checkpoint();
  Lookup(0);
  Bind(2);
  Node* c2_header = Checkpoint();

  // Inside-loop block.
  LivenessAnalyzerBlock* in_loop = analyzer()->NewBlock(header);
  set_current_block(in_loop);
  Node* c1_in_loop = Checkpoint();
  Bind(0);
  Lookup(3);
  Node* c2_in_loop = Checkpoint();

  // Add back edge.
  header->AddPredecessor(in_loop);

  // After-loop block.
  LivenessAnalyzerBlock* end = analyzer()->NewBlock(header);
  set_current_block(end);
  Node* c1_end = Checkpoint();
  Lookup(1);
  Lookup(2);
  Node* c2_end = Checkpoint();

  Run();

  EXPECT_THAT(c1_start, IsCheckpointModuloLiveness("...."));
  EXPECT_THAT(c2_start, IsCheckpointModuloLiveness("LL.L"));

  EXPECT_THAT(c1_header, IsCheckpointModuloLiveness("LL.L"));
  EXPECT_THAT(c2_header, IsCheckpointModuloLiveness(".LLL"));

  EXPECT_THAT(c1_in_loop, IsCheckpointModuloLiveness(".L.L"));
  EXPECT_THAT(c2_in_loop, IsCheckpointModuloLiveness("LL.L"));

  EXPECT_THAT(c1_end, IsCheckpointModuloLiveness(".LL."));
  EXPECT_THAT(c2_end, IsCheckpointModuloLiveness("...."));
}

}  // namespace compiler
}  // namespace internal
}  // namespace v8


How should Community Relations work with volunteer translators? What can we do for them?
What is the difference between this task and the research project started a year ago? Or better said, wouldn't it be better to continue that work? I'm concerned that our pushes on strategy I, strategy II, this research project and other actions here and there are quite disconnected and haven't resulted in any practical changes for translators yet.
It's basically looking how we can fit our earlier work into the widening of our scope – less "so what can we do?" and more "so these things we have concluded, how do they fit now?".
OK, then here is an idea to connect this task with Community Relations plans: inform our Annual Plan asks related to translatorsa / translations. Anything that needs budget, new or significant resources and/or commitments from other Foundation teams. Also, inform our mid-term plan towards the Strategy 2030.
If there is an ask for these short term and mid term plans, then it will have to be founded on the work and the argumentation produced in the context of this task. How does this sound?
Qgil set Due Date to Dec 30 2018, 11:00 PM.
Qgil added a parent task: Unknown Object (Task).
Qgil moved this task from To-Do to Started on the CommRel-Internals board.
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Gartner's Magic Quadrant for Business Intelligence and Analytics Platforms 2015
Posted on February 24, 2015 by Clint Huijbers
Today Gartner's Magic Quadrant for Business Intelligence and Analytics Platforms 2015 spread across the internet.
Here's a comparison between 2013, 2014 and 2015:
Read the full report here:
http://www.gartner.com/technology/reprints.do?id=1-2ACLP1P&ct=150220&st=sb
The Microsoft BI and analytics product portfolio supports a diverse range of centralized and decentralized BI use cases and analytic needs for its large customer base. Organizations typically deploy SQL Server and SharePoint to support IT-developer-centric data management, reporting and administration requirements, while business-user-oriented, self-service data preparation and analysis needs are delivered by the Power BI components of the portfolio through Excel 2013 and Office 365. Business-user enablement is a clear focus of Microsoft's product road map and business model evolution — as evidenced by its new "freemium" Power BI product offering (currently in preview), which can be deployed as a stand-alone solution for business users to author and share analytic content without the need for Excel 2013 or an Office 365 subscription.
Microsoft's leadership position in the Magic Quadrant is primarily driven by a strong product vision and future road map, as well as a clear understanding of the market's desire for a platform that can support systems-of-record requirements and deliver easy-to-use data discovery capabilities, with support for promotability of business-user content and governance. Power BI has gained some traction, but has yet to gain widespread market acceptance due to the complexity of on-premises deployments and the relatively limited functionality currently delivered through the Office 365 cloud; barriers which Microsoft is trying to address with the new Power BI offering currently in preview and due to be released later in 2015. As Power BI matures and cloud adoption grows, Microsoft is positioned to leverage its large customer base (and capitalize on the already pervasive use of Excel and the existing SQL Server Analysis Services footprint in the market) to expand the breadth and depth of its deployments in organizations and increase its overall BI and analytics market share, if it can increase its focus on BI sales and marketing and overcome customers' structural barriers to adoption.
Overall cost of ownership and license cost remain the top reasons customers choose Microsoft (according to the survey). Microsoft has integrated good capabilities into Excel such as Power Query, Power Pivot, Power View and Power Map, which are included with existing enterprise license agreements. Additional cloud-based consumption and collaboration capabilities are currently available in Power BI through a subscription-based pricing model in Office 365. Microsoft recently announced a freemium license model for its new stand-alone Power BI offering, which includes Power BI Designer for content authoring, set to be officially released during 2015 and featuring a free tier for up to 1GB of data storage per user and a Power BI Pro option for up to 10GB available for $10 per user per month (significantly reduced from the Power BI version currently offered through an Office 365 subscription).
Many organizations already use Microsoft Excel extensively for data manipulation and presentation of information through spreadsheets, which gives Microsoft a strong foundation on which to build with Power BI and close the gap between it and the data discovery leaders. A key differentiator for Microsoft is its ability to deliver a range of business user capabilities, encompassing self-service data preparation with Power Query and Power Pivot, interactive visualization through Power View and Power Map and the ability to share with SharePoint and Office 365, which few vendors can claim without third-party support and partnership. Platform scalability is a strength of the Microsoft platform, which ranked highest for data volume accessed — with an average data size of 62TB, compared with an overall average of 14.2TB.
Microsoft reference organizations also report deployment sizes larger than those of any other vendor in this Magic Quadrant, with an average number of end users of 6,000 compared with an overall average deployment size of 1,554. With the release of the new stand-alone version of Power BI, business users will have access to built-in connectivity to on-premises SQL Server Analysis Services cubes, which will allow organizations to leverage existing data assets without having to move to replicate in the cloud and further unlock the value of existing multidimensional data structures.
Microsoft products scored well in its traditional areas of strength: BI administration and development, and integration and collaboration. They also scored highly on business-user data mashup — an area of investment for Microsoft with Power Pivot and Power Query.
Reorganization and new leadership at Microsoft appears to be positive for Microsoft BI. Since taking over, new CEO Satya Nadella has made support for Apple and Android devices, as well as cloud deployment, a high priority.
Microsoft's product portfolio is complex and includes many components, which can cause confusion for customers evaluating purchase options. The fact that many of the newer capabilities that are important to buyers in this market require current versions of Office, SQL Server and SharePoint adds to the complexity and represents a barrier to adoption for many organizations that are on older versions and are not yet willing to buy Office 365 and deploy BI and analytics in the cloud. For example, the workflow between components such as Power Query, Power View and Power Pivot is not yet completely seamless. Moreover, the role of SharePoint dashboards and Reporting Services has not been clearly articulated; Reporting Services is not supported in Azure. While it is a work in progress, Microsoft is attempting to address many of these limitations in the forthcoming stand-alone version of Power BI, which does not require Office 2013 or an Office 365 subscription and can access Analysis Services structures and content without physically moving underlying enterprise data to the cloud.
Microsoft had the highest percentage of customer references citing absent or weak functionality (for example, no drill-through capabilities in Power View) as a platform problem. This is consistent with last year's results; and while Microsoft is addressing weakness in mobility, analytic dashboards and free-form interactive exploration with Power BI, market awareness and adoption has been slow to materialize — as shown by minimal client inquiries since its launch in early 2014.
Microsoft's sales model continues to be a pain point for customers, who rated Microsoft fourth lowest for overall sales experience. Customers have historically found it difficult to engage directly with Microsoft during the sales cycle, which was a major complaint from IT but is an even greater concern for Microsoft as it attempts to appeal to business buyers that have high expectations of simplified license models and purchase options.
Microsoft has a large network of implementation partners and developers that are skilled in most aspects of traditional centralized BI deployments. However, customers may have difficulty finding external resources with experience in the newer Power BI stack, which requires a different set of skills and expertise than Microsoft's sweet spot of systems-of-record, developer-focused BI deployments.
Previous reports by Gartner:
Gartner's Magic Quadrant for Business Intelligence and Analytics Platforms 2014, click here for the full report by Gartner.
Gartner: Magic Quadrant for BI Platforms 2013
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